Black shuts out Waycross as Moultrie thumps Braves
Moultrie righty Bobby Black blanked Waycross on five hits and struck out eight as the Moultrie Indians rolled to an 11 0 victory. Waycross managed two hits off Black through the second and fourth frames but failed to score. Black walked four and allowed two hits in the second, two in the fourth, and one in the ninth.
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Thomasville Tigers Open Doubleheaders Against Brunswick
The Thomasville Tigers host the Brunswick Cardinals in back to back doubleheaders starting Friday night. Games start at 6 o clock at Beeth Varmedce Stadium.
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Braves suffer 11th loss in 14 games as Tigers pace slows
Waycross lost again in a stretch of 14 games dropping eight games behind the Thomasville Tigers who were rained out with Brunswick. Black delivered overpowering pitching and two doubles for Moultrie while Charlie Murray led IMhit Colt with four singles and Sparks and Ellis added a single and a double.
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Rain Delays and Schedule Changes in South Atlantic League
Rain postponed Indianapolis at Atlanta and several other games as South Atlantic League standings show Augusta clinching first-half title by percentage. Nashville, Macon, Lynchburg, and Knoxville faced rain delays with multiple games postponed or ended early.
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Dairy Maids Triumph 9-5 Over YMCA in Softball
Jasville Dairies edged the YMCA 9 to 5 in a Tuesday night Ladies Softball League game. Linda Griffin and Maryland Wheeler led the Dairy Maids with two hits each, while Sue Potts and Rosaland Hurst went two-for-three for the YMCA.
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Local Girls Lose in State Jaycee Tennis Tourney
Thomasville players Sandra Poulk and Ann Jost were defeated on Wednesday in the State Jaycee Tennis Tournament. Poulk fell to Jeanie Daniels of Waycross 8 to 1 and Jost lost to Ethel Robertson of Atlanta 8 to 0.
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Robinson-Smith Beats Moose In Pony League Rescheduled Game
Robinson-Smith secured a 4-3 win over the Moose in a Pony League contest delayed from June 11. Box score unavailable in the fragment.
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Angels Rally For Doubleheader Sweep Over Orioles
Los Angeles jumps to fifth by sweeping Baltimore 3-1 and 8-2 as Paul Foytack and Ken McBride deliver strong pitching. Foytack notches a win in his first Angels start since joining from Detroit, while McBride fires a three-hitter for his sixth straight victory. The Angels improve to 9 wins in 12 games and hand the Orioles their 22nd defeat in 30.
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JCKC Race Day Results with Exact Wagers and Times
Race by race results list winners and payouts from JCKC. Horses include First Race Rock sup, Big Scholar, John Piper, Parsnip, c R Litle Jet, Bitevat, Cheating Rita, Kara Linn, Mitch Allen, John Penicillin, Lever, Or Sea, Johnny Mikeral, Go Money, Sky Spurs, Peppy Rock, Jimmy Rock, Lucky Leaf, Black Dutchman, R F Winning Habit, Clarion, Peacock, Tiny Agent, Hovard, Clari Jo, Tillies Girl, Lord Lucky, Corn Chips. Times range from 31:24 to 32:11 with quinielas and quintetas noted.
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Powerhouse Trio Keeps Twins in AL Flag Race
The Minnesota Twins rely on sluggers Harmon Killebrew Bob Allison and Harmon Battey to pace the offense. Through 71 games the trio has 50 homers and 125 RBI with Allison leading the league in homers RBI and runs. Manager Sam Mele praises their impact.
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Timely Gilliam Delivers Dou@e In Dodgers Win Over Reds
Timely Gilliam hit an eighth inning double in two straight games to fuel a Dodgers 2 win over the Reds. Ron Perranoski finished two of the last three games as Los Angeles swept Cincinnati to pull within a half game of St Louis.
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Palmer's Favorite In Cleveland Open
Arnold Palmer led the Cleveland Open pro am with a 67 on Beechmont Country Club course as he eyes the $22,000 top prize in the 72 hole event. Jack Nicklaus and Mason Rudolph posted 65 while Doug Ford shot 66, amid 146 professionals and four amateurs in the season's top money event.
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Rocky Arade Beats Ishikawa In Tokyo Bout
Philippines boxer Rocky Arade won a 10 round decision over Japan’s Kettohi Ishikawa in Tokyo. Arade controlled much of the match with steady pressure and accurate punching, earning the victory on points.
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