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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

9

Fifteen Local Men Called For Draft Physicals

Fifteen local men have been selected by the local board to undergo an armed forces physical examination in Atlanta on July 2. The group includes Emmett Griggs transferred to a Cleveland Ohio board and Howard A. Hester transferred from Decatur Ga. Ordered to report to Atlanta are Alfred B. Dockett Jr., Eddie L. Birks, Paul W. Stephens, Curtis Ellis, Eugene Gross, Charlie B. Lundy, James McCaskill, Tommy.

Atlanta Emmett Griggs Cleveland, Ohio Howard A. Hester Decatur Alfred B. Dockett Jr Eddie L. Birks Paul W. Stephens Curtis Ellis Eugene Gross Charlie B. Lundy James McCaskill Tommy

Foxes Rally To Beat Tigers In Ninth For Third Straight

Augusta homegrown pressure and a dramatic ninth inning finish helped Columbus Foxes beat the league leading Augusta Tigers 6 to 4. Al Grandeolas delivered the walk off homer after Jose Garcia singled to cap a spine tingling rally in front of 1,145 fans. Jacksonville defeated Charlotte 4 to 2 as Don Jaber and Knoxville faltered late. Macon and Columbia rained out. a doubleheader set in Columbia.

Foxes Augusta Tigers al Grandeolas Jose Garcia Augusta Jacksonville Charlotte Don Jaber Knox Maye Wells Savannah Dick Murphy Buddy Gilbert John

Sisters Lead WG Open After First Round at Winged Foot

Sisters Marlene Bauer Hagge and Alice Bauer led by one stroke with rounds of 72 and 73 respectively at Winged Foot East course. Gloria Armstrong, Betsy Rawls, Betty Dodd, and Betty Jameson followed in pursuit as the 12th Women's National Open began.

Mamaroneck Winged Foot Marlene Bauer Hagge Alice Bauer Hagge Marlene Alce Gloria Armstrong Oakland Calif Betsy Rawls Betty Dodd Louisville Betty Jameson Betty Hicks Anne Prentice Birmingham Ala Louise Suggs Mary Lena Faulk Marilynn Smith Bev Hanson Fay Crocker Jackie Pung

Watkins Notoches 2 1 Victory In Women's League

Watkins Motor Lines beat Coats and Clark Thread Mill 5-8 to move into second in the Thomasville YMCA Women's Softball League. Watkins improved to 2-1 and trails league leader Warner Brothers at 3-1. Sunnyland sits third at 2-2, followed by Coate Clark at 1-4. Ivory Smith pitched until the eighth when Knoxville tied the game with Tasby’s two run triple and Barker’s sacrifice fly. Smokies won the tiebreaker in the ninth on a clutch rally.

Sunnyland Packing Company Rose City Bakery Thomasville Ymca Sunnyland Flowers Baking Company Rose City Amvets Post Coats and Clark Thread Mill American Legion Post South Georgia Natural Gas Company Warner Brothers Amvers Flowers RU Duncan Freming Jones Cf Raines Gerald Causey Clark Franklin P Davis Rehberg Binion C Hodges Atkinson Brinson Rf Williams Mattison Amvets Watkins Motor Lines Thomasville Watkins Warmer Coate Clark Ivory Smith Breesing Knoxville Willie Tasby Buddy Barker Smokies

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