Inaugural Feature Won By Pasco's Tom At Monticello Track
JCKC opened its season at the Jefferson County Wanng Club with Pasco's Tom owned by Ernest Pettijohn winning the third annual Inaugural Feature before 1,400 fans who wagered 40,736 dollars. Sky Speed led early but Pasco's Tom finished 5 16 miles in 31.33 seconds as Ace Black placed third.
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Dawson Street Baptist, First Methodist Rout opponents in league games
In the Church Softball League last night Dawson Street Baptist beat East Side Baptist 14 to 2. First Methodist overwhelmed First Presbyterian 21 to 1 with Osgood Cook earning the win and Wesley Wilson hit hard by a 24 hit attack. Durwood Jones homered and tripled for Dawson Street while Julian Williams had two hits for East Side. Gaddy Cook Gregory and Vaughn each had three hits for First Methodist. J W Blanton had two safeties for Presbyterians.
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Pfoeger Leads Okefenokee Golf Tourney
In Waycross Georgia Tech golfer Bill Ploeger of Darien led the 10th Okefenokee Golf Tournament as the third round began. He shot 68 to follow a 65 first round for a 133 halfway total, with David Boyd of Jacksonville Florida and Maury Finkelstein of Savannah tied for second at 139. Macon’s Jack Morgan fired a 67 to move into fourth at 141.
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Mile Of Year Brings Beatty, Burleson Headline AAU Meet
Jim Beatty of North Carolina and Cyrol Burleson of Oregon clash in the mile of the year at the National AAU championships in Downing Stadium New York. Finals in multiple events highlight Sunday program with national TV coverage planned by ABC.
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West Gridders Cup All-America Tilt
Marv Luster of UCLA starred for the West in a 30-20 win over the East in the All-America game at Buffalo. Luster gained 120 rushing yards on six receptions and scored on a 47-yard pass. Joe Bellino of Navy was limited but had 129 kickoff return yards. The crowd reached about 19,000 despite bad weather.
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Bowling Results and League Standings Snapshot
League standings show Thomasville Sales and Red team leading among bowling clubs with 12 wins each, while Thomas Drug Stores and Atlantic Coast Line post 5 and 9 wins respectively. Night results highlight American Oil defeating Thomasville Sales 3-1 and Caldwell-Langford edging Goodrum's Floor Covering 2-2. Individual high scores include Barbara Chastain 145 and Bender 150 in a busy night of play across multiple leagues.
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Athletics Get Fireworks Permit After City Council Reversal
Kansas City athletics won clearance to use fireworks for home runs after council overturned a previous ban. Finley argued color and enthusiasm sell, noting a $300,900 trick scoreboard that will celebrate every homer with fireworks and a humorous display.
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Krausse Tagged With Loss In Second Major League Outing
Lew Krausse Jr., the Athletics' $125,000 bonus pitcher, lost to the Boston Red Sox 5 4 Friday night in Kansas City. He worked seven innings, allowing three hits, but issued eight walks and surrendered a three run homer in the seventh. Despite the setback, fans welcomed the 18 year old rookie and manager Hank Bauer praised his effort and potential.
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Sunnyland Little League beats VFW 4 2 in YMCA game
Sunnyland defeated the VFW baseball team 4 to 2 with Darrell Sumner the winning pitcher allowing four hits. Tommy Lowery took the loss after six hits. Hank Ray had three hits and Jimmy Crosby two including a homer for Sunnyland, while Tommy Robertson led VFW with two safeties. Sunnyland scored in the 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th innings. VFW scored in the 2nd and 3rd. Pony League game was called off.
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Tigers Hammer Indians in 15-7 Victory
Detroit slugged four home runs to rout Cleveland 15-7 as Billy Bruton Rocky Colavito and Dick McAuliffe homered. The Tigers built a two game lead in the AL pennant race while Baltimore beat Los Angeles 8-6 and Chicago topped Washington 4-3.
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Reds Take 3-Game NL Edge With 5 4 Win Over Dodgers
The Cincinnati Reds improved to nine wins in ten with a 5 4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Frank Robinson homered to tie the game in the sixth, and Gene Freese doubled followed by Eddie Kasko's single for the deciding run in the ninth. Stan Musial drove in seven for St Louis in a 10 5 win over the Giants, while the Cubs beat Milwaukee 5 3. In the American League Detroit widened its lead with a 15 7 thrashing of Cleveland as Minnesota upset New York 4 0.
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Longer Armswing Could Boost Bowling Speed
In this bowling tip the author suggests lengthening the pushaway and holding the ball higher to gain speed without disturbing timing. An extended armswing may require adjusted footwork and extra steps for balance, while promoting a natural pace. Joe Wilman offers his ABCs of bowling in a pamphlet available for 10 cents plus a SASE to Times-Enterprise.
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Patton Favored To Win Southern Amateur Title
Patton Morganton North Carolina lumberman is the favorite to defeat Sonny Ellis Atlanta investment banker in the 36 hole final at Holston Hills Country Club Knoxville. Both players reached the final after strong semifinal showings with Patton securing a birdie finish over Womack and Ellis overcoming Marsh in a dramatic late comeback.
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