Post 222 Earns 2-1 Win In Legion Diamond Tilt
Thomasville Post 222 blues back from a 1 0 deficit to edge Moultrie Post 43 2-1 with Donald Hamm switching from pitcher to first base and delivering a clutch two run double in the sixth. Jack Taylor worked three hits struck out seven and earned the win in his Legion debut guiding a stout defense.
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American Legion
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Jack Taylor
Frankie Burdette
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Doug Vick
Ralph Norman
Ronnie Shephard
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H Rbi
Ee Dackson
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Eerenreoetnes Vick
Eed Hamm
Atone Norman
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Fallin
Steepee Eermeertgese Murphy
Rte Shepherd
Dodgers Win Behind Koufax In Three-Hit Gem
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax notched his sixth win of the season with a 3 1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Koufax allowed seven hits, walked two and struck out eight in a complete game effort to extend L A s winning streak to four games and pull within six of Milwaukee. Dick Gray and John Roseboro homered for the Dodgers who totaled five hits. The Braves slide into third place as Chicago and St Louis also won.
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Koufax
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Los Angeles
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dick Gray
John Roseboro
Joey Jay
Thomasville
Albany Hill
Fred
Dixie) Walker Jr
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Lock
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Thomasville Hill
Bill
Booth
Wimbledon Faces Rain Delays as Championship Matches Fall Behind
Wimbledon officials struggle with historic rainfall delaying the tournament with about 30,000 matches behind and overnight scheduling largely abandoned. Organizers rely on player availability as the weather keeps postponements mounting.
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Green Acre
Ray
Delayed Start for Thomasville YMCA Little League
The Thomasville YMCA Little League postponed its 1958 season twice due to rain and a timing mixup. A third start attempt is planned for Monday with Rebels versus Tigers at 8 pm and Braves facing Crackers at Thomasville High. In softball, Warner and Coats Clark reach playoff finals. South Georgia Natural Gas Company wins two. Flowers Baking beats Coats Clark 5 3.
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Thomasville Ymca
Warner and Coats and Clark Thread Mill
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Julia Harrison
Marjorie Ricks
Jackie‘ Jarrell
Elaine Sadler
Shirley Humphries
Irene White
Ruth Prince
Shirley Shepard
Irma Laing
Betty Cummings
Bill Puffer
Misa Gloria Cianfrano
Ray White
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Thomasville High Athletic Field
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Crackers
Coats- Clark
Watkins
Coats Clark
Sunnyland
South Georgia Natural Gas Company
Rose City Bakery
South Georgia
Flowers Baking Company
Wright Leads Early In National Open After First 36
Wright sits atop the women's field with a 146 stroke total after 36 holes at Forest Lake Country Club in Detroit. Fey Crocker shoots 68 Friday to set a new U S Open record while Lews Suggs stands three off the pace. Jackie Pung trails by six, with Alice Bauer and Vonnie Colby tied at 163.
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Chula Viste
Calif
Fey Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Lews Suggs
Sea Issland
Biel Wright
Forest Lake Country
Miss Crocker
Barbara McEntire
Patty Berg
Babe Zaharias
Miss Suggs
Jackie Pung
Alice Bauer
Paradise
Fla
Vonnie Colby
Miami Beach
Gordon Junks Platoon Plan For Indians Manager
Joe Gordon, newly named Cleveland Indians skipper, rejects platooning and aims for a set lineup after debut versus Baltimore. He plans to evaluate all players and decide before the All-Star game, succeeding Bobby Bragan as manager.
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Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Baltimore
Iger
Cleveland New York Qd
Bobby
Busso Defeats Ortiz for East Side Boxing Claim at Madison Square Garden
Johnny Busso upset Carlos Ortiz by split decision in a bout at Madison Square Garden, claiming the East Side title while Ortiz, Puerto Rico born and Bronx resident, saw his 27 fight win streak end. The judges' votes varied and a ringside poll favored Ortiz, highlighting a dramatic, crowd-pleasing fight.
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Astoria
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Felix
Bill Recht
Artie Schwarts
Garden
Russo
Ortis
Ed. Ferguson
White Sox Pitcher Billy Pierce Nearly Throws No-Hitter
Pierce carries a perfect game into the ninth until Ed FitzGerald breaks it with a two-out double in the ninth for the Senators. Pierce finishes with nine strikeouts over 8 2 3 innings in a 1-0 loss, dropping to 7-6 while FitzGerald hits .388.
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White Sox
Pierce
Ed FitzGerald
Washington Senators
Pierce Narrowly Missed Perfect Game as FitzGerald Breaks It
Billy Pierce pitched 82 2 3 innings of near perfection for the Chicago White Sox, leading 3-0 in Washington before pinch hitter Ed FitzGerald doubled to spoil the bid. The crowd of 11,800 booed briefly as the drama ended with a loss that would have marked the first regular season perfect game in 36 years.
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Billy Pierce
Ed FitzGerald
Pierce
Albie Pearson
FitzGerald
Sox
Ken AS Promonte
Luis Aparicio
Aspromonte
Steve Korcheck
Fits Gerald
Charley Robertson
White Sox
Detroit
Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Baseball Injury Fatal To Youth
Philip J. Antoon, nine, died from a head injury after a pitched ball struck him at a Catholic youth center ten days earlier. He wore a plastic helmet, initially thought not serious, walked home, then fell ill and was later admitted to a hospital where he lapsed into a coma and died.
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Louis
Philip J. Antoon
Georgia Florida League Standings and Game Lineup
The Georgia Florida League shows Milwaukee at 3 percent, St. Louis at .531, San Francisco 529, Cincinnati .500, Chicago .485, Pittsburgh .471, Philadelphia .468, Los Angeles .463. Today games include Chicago at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Philadelphia with others. Yesterday results: Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 1, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 4 in 11 innings.
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Chicago
Pitttsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
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Detroit Saben
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Stengel Endorses Star Selections for All-Star Game
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankees, approves the AL All-Star picks chosen by players coaches and managers for the July 8 Baltimore game. He praises Nellie Fox over Gil McDougald and notes plans to add Ted Williams Mickey Vernon and Yogi Berra for added left handed power. Mantle and Fox are the only lefty batters in the starting lineup.
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Casey Stengel
Baltimore
New York Yankee
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Gil McDougald
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Ted Williams
Mickey Vernon
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Ex-THS Star To Pitch In Game Here Sunday
The Thomasville Dodgers, leading the Georgia Florida League second half, lost 5-3 to the Albany Cardinals. The report notes a former THS star will pitch in the upcoming game here on Sunday.
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Sammy Glassman
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville Dodgers
Albany Cardinals
Dublin
Dodgers
Albany
Mo Mozzali
Thomasville High
Warrendenberry
Roddenberry
Rudy Rufer
Gary Field
Grady Out for Albany in Eighth as Thomasville Tops Albany
Box score recap shows Thomasville defeating Albany 6 to 3 after a late rally. Key players include Morton Morton Schultz Dingus and Mozzali for Thomasville while Wood Kalmes Booth Brady and Lock pitched for Albany. Series record listed as Albany 27 12 Thomasville 27 9 with pitching lines and errors noted.
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Albany
Thomasville
Dingus
Parham
Smith
Morton
Schultz
Ron Milie
Millary
Miller
Hernandez
Mozzali
BB —Walker
Wood
Booth
Lock
Kalmes
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Brady
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WADA
Ohare Cartdeer
Albany AB
Rai Hernancey
Ron Miller
Ae Mozzali
Boyer
Julian
Rod Miller
Shosty
If Parham
Cutter
Ess Brady
Boone Anema
Petecenenten Kalmes
Neers
Eaeensoneres
Rengiunes
Open Champion Fined $500 By Golf Boss
Tommy Bolt, newly crowned National Open champion, faces a PGA review after a $500 fine for alleged abusive language and conduct. Harvey Raynor said the case will be reviewed at the PGA executive committee meeting in Havertown, Pa., July 17-20. Arnold Palmer held a 3-stroke lead after two rounds in the same event. In Albany, the Cards beat the Dodgers 4-2 as Roddenberry and Wood combined on the mound for Albany.
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N. Y
Tommy Bolt
Tulsa
Golf Assn
Harold Sargent
Bolt
Harvey Raynor
PGA
Havertown
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Showdown Near In Collegiate Golf Tourney
In Williamstown Massachusetts NCAA golf championships feature 18 year old semifinalist John Konsek of Purdue meeting Bob Pratt while Phil Rodgers of Houston faces Art Hall of Oklahoma State. The 36 hole matches at Taconic Club with a final Sunday follow. Konsek aims for pre med heart surgery and rural hospital work between rounds.
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Mass
Houston
John Konsek
Bob Pratt
Phil Rodgers
Art Hall
Oklahoma State
Taconic Club
Williams College
Rodgers
Konsek
Purdue
Buffalo
N.Y
Four Marbles Players Advance to Semis in Tucson Tourney
Four youngsters remained undefeated in the National Marbles Tournament as they drew byes, while four others advanced to the semifinals in the losery bracket in Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
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