Golf Moves In On Local Sports Scene In Big Way
Thomasville golfers shine as local contingent attends Tallahassee and prepares for the Piney Woods 37th edition at Glen Arven. Mary Lena Faulk enters the Women's National Open in Wichita while veteran pros and rising stars shape the national scene.
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Warner Brothers and Davis Meter Lead Softball Leagues
Warner Brothers holds first in the women’s YMCA Softball League with a 3 0 record while Davis Meter leads the men’s league at 12 1. The schedule lists key matchups including Davis Meter versus Sunnyland and Coats Clark across several days.
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Kell Leads AL Third Basemen In All Star Voting
Chicago White Sox star George Kell topped the American League third basemen in the all star poll. He moved past Jim Finigan of the Kansas City Athletics by 11 715 votes as balloting ends Friday and final returns are set for Monday. The game will be July 12 in Milwaukee.
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Trabert Seeks Wimbledon Title in Golden Week
Tony Trabert aims for the Wimbledon crown with three matches to reach the title. He has not dropped a set, faces Jaroslav Drobný in the round before the final, and could receive pro offers if victorious. Past Wimbledon champs to turn pro include Petra Kra mer and Sedgeman.
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France
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Budge Patty
Los Angeles
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Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Purdue Star Wins NCAA Golf Tourney
Purdue's Jose Campbell defeated Rice's Johnny Garrett 3 and 2 to win the National Collegiate Golf Championship in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Canape Puffs with Chicken or Seafood Filling
Prepare a standard cream puff paste. Pipe scant teaspoons onto a greased sheet, spaced at least an inch apart. Bake until the tops puff above. Fill with chicken or seafood salad, cap with the cut-out circles, and serve.
Virdon Sparks Cardinals with Two Big Wins Over Giants
Bill Virdon drove in six runs with a single two doubles a triple and a homer lifting his average to .224 as St Louis swept a double header from the New York Giants 9-2 and 7-2 Luis Arroyo won his ninth against two losses posting a 2.01 ERA in a separate note on the day with a Giants win and other league results.
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Cordele’s Orioles Rally To Reach Third Straight Win
Cordele Orioles, under new manager Max Carey, upset Albany Cards 14-5 to extend their win streak to five and a third in a row in the Georgia Florida League. Newt Brown hit for the cycle as Cordele piled seven runs in the sixth and five in the seventh behind strong hitting and pitching.
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Albany Nine Tops TA in Local Legion Victory
Albany Nine defeated Thomasville Post 31 7 1 on Saturday night in Albany, handing the local American Legion Junior team its fifth loss in five starts. Post 31 outhit Albany 6 4 as Lefthander Eddie Albonetti pitched five innings with four hits allowed and seven walks, surrendering an inside the park homer. Next game for Post 31 is Wednesday in Albany against Tifton.
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Valdosta
al Pehanick
Happy Hatcher
Tigers
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Moultrie
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Tifton
Thomasville
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Bryan Wins Langhorne 100 Mile Race in 62 40.71
Jim Bryan captured his second straight AAA national 100 mile race at Langhorne Speedway. He finished in 62 minutes 40.71 seconds about 10 seconds ahead of Bob Sweikert with Don Freeland third and Mike Magill fourth as the event resumed after rain halted action.
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Harvard Shoots Sub-Par 70 In Piney Woods Warmup
17 year old Bryant Harvard of Thomasville carded a two under par 70 in a Piney Woods warmup at Glen Arven Country Club. Veterans Jim Melton Brantley Brannon posted solid 70s while other contenders struggled. The 37th Piney Woods field expects 150 to 200 players with defending champion Doug Sanders and Don Bisplinghoff among entrants yet to respond.
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Atlanta
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Valdosta
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Harvard
Melton
Brannon
Eldridge
Florida State University
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Doug Sanders
Cedartown
Bobby Pierce
Berg Wins Crown as First Fifth-Time Champion
Patty Berg claimed her fifth Women’s Western Open title at Madison Wisconsin carding a 73 final round to finish 292 two strokes ahead of Fay Crocker Louise Suggs. Berg earned 1000 dollars while runners up shared 650. Other scores included Marlene Bauer 299 and Mary Lena Faulk 305.
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Sarasota
Fla
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Thomasville
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