Tigers Resume Brunswick Trip After Bus Breakdowns
Thomasville Tigers manager Gail Henley hitchhiked to Moultrie to retrieve the league’s other bus. The team arrived two hours late to Brunswick, led 7-3, but the game was called at seven innings due to a 6 p.m. curfew. Baseball notes detail farm clubs and standout players across multiple leagues.
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Tiger
Highway 122
Brunswick
Gail Henley
Moultele
Dublin Braves
Colt .22
Tigers
John Nolan
Bengals
Henley
Moultrie
Zeus
Baptist No 2 Dominates B-Side In 42-1 Softball Run
Baptist No 2 routed East Side Baptist 42 to 1 in a slo pitch YMCA Church League game. Baptist No 2 hitters starred with seven for seven including a home run and three doubles by Johnny Jones and multiple contributed hits from Dick Taylor Harry Taylor John Yakey and others. East Side managed five singles with no extra-base hits.
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Tiger Farm
Thomasville
Gail Henley
George Campbell
Ken Schultz
Marty Richardson
Charles Haygood
Montgomery
Johnny Groth
Dick DeLong
Bill Meyers
Mike Holodick
Holodick
Art Cabadas
Jamestown
New York
Tigers
Berto Mena
Bob Schmidt
Ken Avery
Avery
Geneva
Duluth
al Lakeman
Dukes
John Ison
John Teeter
Willis Horton
Knoxville
Frank Carswell
Smokies
Cliff Adams
Leo Marentette
Joel McDaniel
Tom Timmerman
Timmerman
Marentette
Baptist No. 2
East Side Baptist
East Side
Baptist No
Dick Taylor
Harry Taylor
John Yakey
Charles Jacks
Dickie Williams
Bill Whittle
Joe Knapp
Tommy Vann
Bob Freeman
Mott's Single Delivers Tigers 8-7 Win Over Yankees
Lonnie Mott singled Gordon Palmer home in the last inning to lift the Tigers to an 8-7 victory over the Yankees in YMCA Boys Softball. Both teams totaled 10 hits. Palmer doubled, Singletary went 3 for 3 with a double, and Hatcher had a triple. Yankees remain winless.
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Gordon Palmer
Tigers
Yankees
YMCA
Mott
al Mitchell
Bengals
Palmer
Randall Hatcher
Harold Singletary
Danny Alday
Yanks
Singletary
Hatcher
Boxing Roundup: Markey Braggs Pastrano Barrow Win
The Associated Press reports five fights with decisions across cities. Cliff Markey outpoints Leroy Green in Chicago. Billy Braggs defeats Eddie Armstrong in Milwaukee. Willie Pastrano beats Billy Ryan in New Orleans. Kirk Barrow defeats Pete Gonzales in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cliff Markey
Leroy Green
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Billy Braggs
Eddie Armstrong
Elizabeth
N.J
New Orleans
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Billy Ryan
Lowell
Mass
San Francisco
Kirk Barrow
Pete Gonzales
Los Angeles
McDaniel Saves Cardinals as Cubs Stumble in Relief Bid
Lindy McDaniel pitched a strong relief stint for St. Louis, preserving a 6-4 win over Chicago after a tense late inning. The Cards moved within six games of the NL lead. Hank Aaron and Tommy Davis highlighted MLB action as Los Angeles and Milwaukee posted wins.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Billy O'Dell
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Houston
Hank Aaron
Braves
Tommy Davis
Ernie Banks
Giants
Willie Mays
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Carl Sawatski
Glen Hobbie
McDaniel
Lou Brock
Ken Hughs
Ray Washburn
Ron Santo
George Altman
Santo
Poles Set for High Profile Track Meet in Chicago
Poland's top track stars leave for Chicago to challenge the United States, with coach Zdzislaw Zabierzowski claiming Poland is second only to the Americans and could beat the Russians. Two Polish athletes arrive midweek as guests of Polish-American Week aboard a chartered plane carrying 39 men and 19 officials.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Zdzislaw Zabierzowski
U. S
Chicago
Dog Race Results and Tuesday Entries
Race results show Angel's Babe, Georgia Day, End Result led by Quintela with times around 32.2. Big Shannon, R. F. Effie, Stella Z. shared daily double. multiple quinielas earned varied payouts. Tuesday entries list 10 races with grade levels and horse names, including Watch Breeze and J. Webster among others.
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Angel's Babe
Georgia Day
Quintela
Big Shannon
R. F. Effie
Stella Z
Quick Saxelyn
Spotted Hoss
Early Trader
Tony K
R.K
Quiniela
Breeze Pat
Peggy
Sybil
Watch Breeze
T's Sky Bell
Mar Hanley
Ada Ruth
Foreign Land
Boston Life
John Webster
Bare Facts
Rocky Zip
Glowrite
Prazo
Systemize
Cutie
aAil Cylinders
Big Boy Blaze
Sutter Warmer
Kathine
Prince Casey
Miss Luxury
John Piper
Greener Pastures
Randel Brown
Swanky Countess
Hickory Margo
Time
H.T
Little Mischief
Humpin
Prince Clancy
Chestl Dahl
Grana
Lin Wave
Scrape
H.I
Commissioner Joe
HI Saturn
R.F. Pretty Girl
Foxy Stromboli
Classic Wire
Jet Tish
Real Easy
Tidy Black
Howie
Gifted Doris
Pat's Citation
Janie Day
Tommy’s Tulip
Frosty Sea
Pennsy
Rural Tom
Notch
Summer Way
Evvie
Sky Nora
Blenette
Sabana
Bell Frost
Careffee Way
Hi Tiny
Dixie
Able Abner
Mr. Thin Man
Sudden Fay
Battle Baddied
Fly Doll
J. C
Holly’s
Lady Madeira
Look Around
Merge
Danny
Yankees Use Bunt Strategy to Beat Tigers 2-0
Whitey Ford limits Detroit to two hits but leaves ninth inning with arm soreness as Marshall Bridges closes out the shutout. Maris benched for rest, Mantle returns in right field with a single in four at bats.
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Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Ford
Marshall Bridges
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dodgers
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
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Raron Houk
Don Messi
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Houk
Mantle
Messi
Phil Linz
Bill Skowron
Ron Kline
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
Par Expected To Win Out In Western Open
Chicago AP Golf notes ground conditions at Medinah No. 3 as players brace for the Western Open on a rugged 7,110 yard layout. Nicklaus Palmer lead a 136-player field while maneuverability from tees dicts success. last National Open winner Cary Middlecoff sets a benchmark.
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Chicago
Medinah No. 3
Oakmont
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Medinah
Jack Bell
Nicklaus
Palmer
Regional Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball results and standings across major leagues and minor circuits. Key tallies include Cleveland 40 Minnesota 32, New York 36 29 with Los Angeles 38 631, and Chicago Baltimore with 36 36. Night games and multiple league notes follow.
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Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Bowling Night Results Highlight Local Teams
Hill Tractor and Town House each posted 2-2 draws while Frank's Bty Salon topped Oak Grove 4-0. Town and Country defeated Wilson Iron Works 3-1, Team No 12 beat Parker TV 4-0, and Thomasville Flower Shop downed A-1 Bonding 3-1. Top individual scores included Luke Keadle 218 and Joe May 213.
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Hill Tractor
Frank's Bty
Salon
Team No
Town House
Wilson Iron Works
Thomasville Flower Shop
Parker TV
A-1 Bonding
Caldwell and Langford
Town and Country
Oak Grove Nursery
Oak Grove
Thomasville
Caldwell and
Langford
Luke Keadle
Joe May
Gordon Palmer
Selma Guthrie
Luise Brady
Martha May
John Lewis
Thomasville Flower
Reese Homers Martin Throws 1 Hit Shutout
Thomasville Tigers add Travis Martin after Moultrie release. Martin blanked Brunswick one hit, improving to 4-0 and helping Thomasville win three straight. A doubleheader in Brunswick will be seven innings each, with a single game at Warnedoe Field on Wednesday night.
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Tigers
Martin
Moultrie
Brunswick
Thomas
Cardinals
Larry Brumit
Warnedoe Field
Wimbledon Fashion Sparks Headlines and Tennis Drama
The 76th Wimbledon Championships opened with fashion buzz as female players reveal daring outfits, led by Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard. American entries and early rounds highlighted a crowd of 20,251 as Chuck McKinley advanced in men's singles amid rain interruptions and a mix of high scoring games across teams including Moultrie and Brunswick in regional play.
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Margaret Smith
Australia
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Miss Bueno
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
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