Camp Piney Woods staff praised for smooth operation amidst challenges
Waterfront Director Bobby Overmier and Aquatic Director Tommy Goodwin are credited with running boating, gymnastics, and pool activities efficiently at Camp Piney Woods during Boys Camp. Director Len Powell also praised for broad activities, while Herb Wilkinson and his wife receive mixed applause. Wildlife reports highlight good fishing at multiple lakes and near Destin Florida with various species noted. Col Charley Haygood of Thomasville is mentioned in a Tigers game context with a late pitching moment.
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YMCA
Piney Woods
Waterfront
Bobby Overmier
Tommy Goodwin
Camp Piney Woods
Bobby
Tommy
Len Powell
Herb Wilkinson
Herb
Lake Talquin
Jackson
Armonia
Miccosukee
Seminole
Dead Lakes
Merritt’s Mill Pond
Bear Lake
Destin
Fla
Mackeral
Bay
Georgia
Dog Race Matinee Results and Saturday Night Entries
Race results show numerous dogs with payouts across multiple events including Quinelas and Daily Doubles. Notable entries include Snuffy Smith, Piayrriac Star, Quintela, Space Monkey, Red R, and Gox with varied finishes and times around 32.0 for several races. Saturday night card lists Silver Linen, Powdered Honey, Mandarin Man, Roland Lassie, Queen Fox, Mr. Bar None, and Royal Rookie among others with finishing positions and show payouts.
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Snuffy Smith
Piayrriac Star
Quin
Space Monkey
Red R
Quintela
Hi Windy
Roy Lager
King Thaeein
Glow
Gox
J. C
Walter Pan
Pries
Hi Bo
Quiniela
R.K
Howie
Galef Jerry
Lovely Star
Angel
Dat
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Marita Ann
April Girl
Bette
King Moses
Quinisia
Major Clyde
Odd Dessign
Brave F
Pirot
Bar Dello
Roland Lassie
Mac Wink
Sandino
Sir Gaylord
Queen Fox
Brinda G
Cary
Mr. Bar None
Mr. Hoss
Isic Kay
Little Speedie
R. F. Bot
Miss Speaker
Secret Energy
Gyivan Blue
Mack Knife
Trans Border
Quinteta
Raulen
Jay
Wale Wile
Orade O— Shannon
R. F
New Whirt
Berutin
Hess
Man
Topsy On
E—Kaah- Pappy Pete
Tiny K
Goalby Tops Shaken Ford For Eastern
In Baltimore AP Goalby overtakes Ford to win the Eastern Open after Ford held a six stroke lead through 36 holes. Ford faltered in the final round with a late collapse as Goalby birdied the 16th and held firm on the last hole to clinch the victory.
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Goalby
Ford
Baltimore
Bob Goalby
Doug Ford
Mount Pleasant
Doug
Tigers win after curfew halts Brunswick game
Thomasville leads 7-3 after seven innings as a suspended game with Brunswick is halted by curfew. Elijah Johnson hits a two run homer for Moultrie while Tom Fullen allows seven hits in a strong start for Moultrie.
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Tom Fullen
Moultrie
Colts
Dublin
Braveseir
Thomasville
Tigers
Brunswick
Marty Richardson
Gibson Victor Wins Okeefenokee Invitational Golf Tournament
Ma con’s Billy Gibson captured the 1962 Okeefenokee Invitational with a 275 total, three strokes ahead of Al Gordon. Gordon won the playoff after finishing regulation tied for second with Carroll McNeill.
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Waycross
Macon
Billy Gibson
al Gordon
Brunswick
University of Georgia
Gordon
Gibson
Okeefenokee Country Club
Carroll McNeill
Douglas
Thomasville Kiwanis Game Tickets Still Available
The Thomasville Kiwanis Club promotes a fund raising ball game between Thomasville Tigers and Brunswick Cardinals at Heath Varnedoe Field on Thursday night at 7 30 pm. Tigers Merchants Night drew 2100 fans last Saturday and Tigers general manager John Nolan thanked supporters after a 6 4 win.
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Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Thomasville
Tigers
Brunswick Cardinals
Heath Varnedoe Field
Tigers’ Merchants
John Nolan
The
Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues
Baseball standings from the American and National Leagues with teams and records. Yesterday's results include New York over Detroit in 22 innings and Los Angeles defeating Minnesota in extra innings. Georgia Florida League and minor leagues results noted with several scheduled games and suspensions.
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New York
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
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Houston
Philadelphia
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Thomasville
Dublin
Moultrie
Asheville
Portsman
Greenville
Charlotte
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Knoxville
Portsmouth
Jacobsonville
Syracuse
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Yankees outlast Tigers in 22 innings for 9 7 victory
Jack Reed hit his first major league homer with a man aboard in the 22nd to spark a 9-7 Yankees win over Detroit in a seven hour marathon. Jim Bouton threw seven innings of three hit relief as New York tied the longest game in the majors.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Jack Reed
Jim Bouton
Reed
Bouton
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tiger Stadium
Yankee
Frank Lary
Tigers
Detroit
Yankees
Phil Regan
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Twins
Indians
Chicago
Kansas City
Athletics
Boston
Baltimore
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Lary
New York
Bob Turley
Purnal Goldy
Jim Coates
Bill Stafford
McAuliffe Tournament Defines Tight Golf Finish
Mary Lena Faulk places seventh at Plainfield New Jersey as Betsy Rawls wins the $9,000 J. E. McAuliffe event in a playoff with Kathy Whitworth. Rawls sinks a 10 foot putt to force the playoff, with Wright in third and Smith Hagge tied for fifth at 304.
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Mary Lena Faulk
J. E. McAuliffe
Plainfield
N. J
Betsy Rawls
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Rawls
Mickey Wright
Marilyn Smith
Marlene Hagge
Henry Henry Junior Emerges as Valdosta Golf Phenomenon
Valdosta’s 18 year old George Walter Henry Jr. nicknamed Bunky wins the Southern Amateur after six days and nine rounds, defeating Dave Franklin 6 and 5 in the final. Henry plans to attend Georgia Tech on a football scholarship, prioritizing education before possible professional golf.
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Valdosta
Dynamite
George Walter Henry Jr
Bunky
Dynamite Goodloe
Bunky Henry
Goodloe
Henry
Georgia Tech
Valdosta High
Dave Franklin
Statesboro, Ga
William Goodrie Sr
Shgpt
Byroa Nelson
Americans Prep for Poland and USSR Meets in Track Carnival
A 40 man U S track squad heads to Chicago to face Poland and to Palo Alto for a July 21 22 meet with the Soviet Union as the AAU championships close. Notable omissions include Frank Budd and two top pole vaulters while Ron Morris and John Cramer join the team.
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Walnut
Calif
Chicago
Poland
Soviet Union
Palo Alto
Villanova
Frank Budd
Dave Tork
John Uelses
Ron Morris
Southern California Striders
University of Washington
John Cramer
U.S
Bulldozer disrupts Little League game over pay dispute
In Albany New York an angry bulldozer operator halted a league game by dropping the blade near second base and piling earth toward home plate after claiming underpayment for work on a Little League field. Police reported no charges. officials had agreed to pay $175 but the worker sought $350, saying the job took longer than expected.
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N. Y
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