Piney Woods Invitational Draws National Entries
Entries for the 47th Piney Woods Invitational at Glen Arven Country Club exceed 40 with at least 25 from Clearwater Florida and one from Owatonna Michigan. Warren Mays Jr of Thomasville is the local title defender facing challengers including Valdosta’s Frank Eldridge and Atlanta’s Tommy Barnes as Friday's qualifying approaches.
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Earl Rickey
T-E
Glen Arven Country Club
Dave Smith
Eldridge
Tommy Barnes
Atlanta
Mele Puppets Push Twins Ahead in Doubleheader
The Minnesota Twins swept Detroit 6 4 and 6 6 in a two game set as Mele coach and Nossek along with Don Mincher delivered late inning wins. The wins put Minnesota one half game ahead of Detroit in the American League standings.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Kukla
Fran
Ollie Mincher
Mele
Nossek
Same Mele
Twins
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Dlas
Detroit
Aid
Twis
Howorth Shines In Pony League Win Over Moose
Charles Howorth pitched a two hit game for the Jaycees in a 17 out victory over Moose at Pony League Field. Billy Jones and Howorth each had three hits as the winners chased in runs from walks and timely hits.
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Howorth
Jaycees
Moose
Pony League Field
Billy Jones
Jaycee Atack
Chicago and Baltimore spring results and daily games update
Pen0nn MERI lists Chicago 6-4 and Baltimore 2-0. Today's games include New York at Washington and Chicago at Minnesota among others. National League standings show Los Angeles and Cincinnati atop the table with multiple matchups listed for the day.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Minnesota
Pet
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
AGU
Peta
Cleveland Ai
Kansas City
JCKC Race Day Betting Summary
Results from eleven races show payouts for top finishers, with Guetave and F.C.'s Raunchy earning notable win/place/show payouts in early races. The daily double, quinela and big Q pools posted varied figures across races, highlighting favorite and longshot outcomes.
Miami Freshman Wins NCAA Title In Golf
Roberta Albers, 18, a University of Miami freshman, captured the Women's Collegiate Golf Championship in Gainesville with a decisive victory, marking a standout moment in the tournament's 21 year history.
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Gainesville. Fla
Roberta Albers
University of Miami
Floyd captures St Paul Open with 270 total
Ray Floyd, 22, captured the St Paul Open title at Keller course with a final round 69 and a 72 hole total of 270, earning 20000. Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler tied for second at 274 as Nicklaus and others followed. Floyd praised by Palmer and Sanders as a future great golfer.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Power Brigade
Keller
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Palmer
Floyd
Sanders
Fayetteville
N.C
St. Andrews
Aaron
Stars Hold 2nd Top Phillips Twice
The Thomasville Stars solidified second place in the South Georgia Slow-Pitch League by sweeping Phillips 66 in a doubleheader at Pony League Field. In game one Sonny Thompson collected three hits, Reeves and Binion homered, for a 10 5 win. Game two saw Owens and Gibson power a 12 9 victory with O going 4 for 4 and Gibson adding three singles. The half way mark brings a Fourth of July break. play resumes the weekend of July 10 with three games.
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Jack Leonard
Thomasville Stars
South Georgia
Phillips 66
Pony League Field
Sonny Thompson
Ronald Reeves
Doug Binion
Stars
Oilers
Gainous
Singletary
Church of God Reigns as Reeves Holds Calvary in YMCA League
In Coats & Clark Field action, Church of God pitcher Bob Reeves allowed 15 Calvary Baptist hits but kept them to three innings, as Church of God hammered Calvary 16 to 7 behind early offense and a Reeves era shutout stretch. W L Carter homered for Church of God, while Calvary’s Ralph O Neal and teammates produced some runs in a losing effort. A second game saw Boston Presbyterian defeat Dawson Street 10 to 3 on 11 hits from Joe Stringer, with Max Little and Gerald Kelly each driving in three. A third game between First Methodist and Baptist No. 2 ended in a forfeit to the Baptists.
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Indians
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
White Sox
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
John Miller
Skowron
Steve Barber
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Pedro Ramos
Elston Howard
New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Church of God
Bob Reeves
Reeves
Calvary Baptist
Ymca Church
Coats & Clark Field
Calvary
George Washington
Pete Sherrod
Bobby Joiner
James Sherrod
RBI
von Leigh Carter
Gale Reeves
W. L. Carter
Zeb Powers
Boston Presbyterian
Joe Stringer
Max Little
Gerald Kelly
Dawson Street
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Kelly
Boston
Stringer
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Reds
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Braves
Cincinnati
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Torre
John Tsttouris
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Dick Bsisler
Pinson
Robinson
Jim Maloney
Jim Pagliaroni
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Johnny Podres
Bob Veale
Dodgers
Gibson
Cubs
Cardinals
Ken
Rain Postpones Albany Thomasville Legion Game
Yesterday's American Legion matchup between Thomasville and Albany in Albany was halted after one inning due to rain with a 0-0 score. The game will be rescheduled later this season. Thomasville will play Ton Ton at 8 p.m. in Tofton on Wednesday.
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American Legion
Thomasville
Albany
Tifton
Former Tar Heel Draws Raves For All-America Tilt Play
Ken Willard the 230 pound North Carolina rookie star impressed in the East in the Mid All-American game gaining 133 yards on 18 carries for a record pre season total and earning the most valuable player award. Teammates praised his speed power and agility while Dan Butkus and Gale Sayers stood out on defense and special teams.
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Hoffalo
N.Y
Ken Willard
North Carolina
San Francisco Doers
Dick Butkus
Clinbls
Willard
Parseghian
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Ken
Butkus
Marty Schottenheimer
Pitt
Verlon Biggs
Jackson State
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
Boxing Notes From Global Rings Circuits
In Manila Vicente Dorado of New York outpointed Arthur Persley in a 132 pound bout. Johannesburg saw Paul Armstead of Los Angeles outpoint Enoch Nhlapo in the lightweight division. Alghera Sardinia hosted Andrea Silanos stopping Mario Sitri in featherweight action. Buenos Aires featured Oscar Bonavena knocking out Rodolfo Diaz in the light heavyweight clash. Charleroi Pennsylvania saw Jack Rodgers from Uniontown stop Ted Gorman of Detroit in a welterweight contest.
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Manila
Vicente Dorado
New York
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Junior Pony League Night Lineup At Local Field
Kiwanis faces Ellis at 5 30 p m at the Junior Pony League Field. Flowers Sunbeam meets Sunnyland at 5 30 p m. Moose plays Robinson Smith at 7 30 p m on the Pony League Field.
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Jr. Pony League
Kiwanis
Ellis
Junior Pony League
Flowers Sunbeam
Sunnyland
Pinson's Bat Hot Reds Rally For Doubleheader Sweep
Cincinnati hitters rally past Milwaukee 10-9 and 10-2 as Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson combine for nine hits and eight runs driven in. Pinson collects four hits and four runs while Robinson adds five hits and four RBIs, boosting the Reds within one game of the Dodgers.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Robinson
Ralston Picked to Win Wimbledon by Ashe Endorsement
Davis Cup teammate Arthur Ashe Jr. backs Dennis Ralston to win the Wimbledon Championship. Ashe, a 21 year old from Richmond Virginia, calls Ralston impressive and confident and predicts victory.
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Wimbledon
England
America
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe Jr
Ashe
Richmond
Tiger Homers Trip Pirates In Farm League Victory
Milton Bramblett, Jack Walker, and Billy Bramblett hit home runs to back Lavor Keadle’s two hit pitching in a 13-1 Farm League win. Keadle struck out eight, Walker also homered, and Glenn Prosser gave up a first inning triple that plated the Pirates’ only run.
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Kiwanis Tigers
Milton Bramblett
Jack Walker
Billy Bramblett
Lavor Keadle
Stanley Galley
Whit James
Tiger
Thomas County Federal
Bank of Thomas County
Randy Williams
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