Mary Lena Faulk Heads to Women's National Open at Salem Club
The Women’s National Open in Peabody Mass starts Thursday at Salem County Club. Mary Lena Faulk, of Thomasville, joins a field led by three US stars in a major event open to professionals and amateurs alike with strong attention from local golf fans.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
The standings show Brunswick 45 29 .608 top, Fitzgerald 43 30 .589, Albany 42 30 .583, Waycross 39 34, Thomasville 33 38, Valdosta 22 40, Americus Cordele 27 47. Monday results include Thomasville 9 Waycross 5 and others. Tuesday games list Brunswick at Thomasville and Albany at Tifton among others.
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Begin Series With Bucs Here Tonight
Sammy Glassman reports the Times enterprise sports editor notes the opening series against the Buccaneers. The piece highlights anticipation for a competitive matchup, urging fans to attend as the team seeks momentum in the early season.
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Dodgers and Bears clash as Thomasville tops Waycross
Thomasville Dodgers beat Waycross 9 to 5 after 18 hits and seven Waycross errors. Don Williams, Gene Elder, Mickey Pillow and Hal Holderfield led a 12 hit Bear defense, while Barbier earned his third win. The series moves to Municipal Stadium with Wells slated to start.
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Mueller Closing Gap In NL Batting Race
New York Giants outfielder Don Mueller narrowed the National League batting gap behind leader Duke Snider of the Dodgers. Mueller moved to .365 after going 10-for-27, while Snider dipped to .368 after seven hits in 22 at bats. In the American League, Bobby Avila of Cleveland led with .371, with Al Rosen at .340.
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Powers Injured After Hit By Pitch In Exhibition
Philadelphia Athletics outfielder Vic Power was struck in the head by a pitch from Tommy Qualters in the first inning of an exhibition game with the Phillies. He was carried from the field unconscious and reported in good condition at a local hospital. Philadelphia won 3 to 2.
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Trojans Top Irish In Georgia State League Action
Dublin's Irish fell to 3rd after a 4-1 loss to Douglas. Bill Green struck out 10 for his 6th win as Green allowed five hits. Doug las tops also featured Bob Decker and Jim Robinette on offense. Vidalia edged Hazlehurst Baxley 7-6 despite Jose Duenan fracturing his jaw. Sandersville defeated Statesboro 14-6 to split the two game set.
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Atlanta Team Nips Cairo Softballers in Nine Innings
The Georgia Crackers of Atlanta defeated the Cairo All-Stars 1 to 0 in nine innings on Saturday night. A wild pitch by Cairo pitcher Tommy Taylor in the fourth provided the game's lone run as Cairo dropped their second loss in 13 games. The Cairo team heads to face Troy All Stars next Saturday, while Atlanta advances to a second game here on the 17th with a big crowd present.
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Second Division Clubs Hand of Leaders Setbacks
In the Georgia Florida League second division last night all second division teams won while Fitzgerald dropped its sixth straight. Americus Cordele beat Albany 5-2 with Chuck Lucabaugh homering for Americus Cordele and John Clagzet tossing a six hitter for Redlegs. Valdosta beat Fitzgerald 8-1 as Joe Green fanned nine, and Thomasville defeated Waycross 9-5.
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Bolt Tops Stewart In Playoff Round For Tourney Crown
Bolt won the Insurance City Open in an 18 hole playoff on the 18th when Stewart conceded after Bolt birdied the first hole to take an early two stroke lead. Stewart finished with a late charge but Bolt held on to win the $2,400 top prize while Stewart earned $1,800.
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Driver Carl Short Killed in Ohio Sulky Crash
In Columbus area last night, 29 year old Carl Short of New Holland near Washington Court House Ohio was killed when thrown from his seat in a three sulky collision at Hilliards Raceway. He suffered a fractured skull.
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Glen Arven Lions Aim To Defend Piney Woods Title
Glen Arven Country Club field readies for the 85th Piney Woods tournament starting Friday. Local challengers include Lewis Hall Singletary of Thomasville and Bobby Dunn of Camilla, aiming to keep the home title amid a strong outsider lineup. Singletary, Glen Arven’s last winner in 1946, faces top out of town contenders such as Jim Melts and Don Melton from Lake City.
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Brooks and Giants Open Series Tonight With Dodgers
The Giants and Dodgers clash in a pivotal three game set at the Polo Grounds as New York aims to salvage a victory to stay tied for first. Ancient Sal Maglie to start for the Giants against Don Newcombe, with Hearn and Monsant also tabbed for New York.
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Hamilton Sparks Birmingham to Win in Southern Association Race
Tom Hamilton, Birmingham’s slugger, powered the Barons to a 9-5 victory over Little Rock and boosted Birmingham’s chase of Atlanta for the All-Star game host rights. Hamilton, 6-4 213, since joining from Kansas City has driven in several runs and raised his batting to .488 as Birmingham closes in on first place. Atlanta fell 7-6 to Memphis in 11 innings, trimming the lead to one game. Mobile beat Chattanooga 7-3 and New Orleans defeated Nashville 10-6.
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Andrade Dominates New York Debut in Key Victory
Ciaco Andrade, 28, from Compton, stunned Johnny DiGilio in 2 08 of the 10th round at St Nicholas Arena. Andrade, unbeaten in 25 pro fights, used a sharp jab and speed to tire his challenger, who fought on with a bloody nose and eye cut before collapsing. The crowd witnessed Andrade's potential as he called out Paddy DeMarco after the win.
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