Varied Activities Set For Cairo Recreation
Cairo announces its largest ever summer recreation program with a wide range of activities. Thomas P. Taylor reports a strong staff and growing participation from preschoolers to adults, with swimming leading the line and intercity meets planned for August water ballet. The program adds baseball with intercity schedules, girls and women softball, basketball teams, baton twirling, cheerleading, art, tumbling, guitar, golf clinics, and lighted tennis courts.
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Thomas P
Tommy) Taylor
Taylor
CHS
Red Cross
American Legion
Ben Celaya
Cairo Country Club
Y Sets Course In SCUBA Diving Four Openings Left
The Thomasville YMCA is offering a scuba diving course starting tonight with classes every Wednesday from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Two instructors from Carter's Dive Shop in Tallahassee will lead. Interested individuals should contact Jack Kirby at the YMCA. only four openings remain.
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YMCA
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Jack Kirby
Farm League Showdown at Bank of Thomas County
Saturday schedule lists a 5 45 PM game at Bank of Thomas County between Farm League and Pavo. The matchup marks the featured late afternoon slot on the sports calendar.
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Pavo
Baseball Scores And Results From Friday And Weekend Schedule
Pitching star Milt Pappas blanked the Dodgers for a 3-0 Braves win. Giants batter Jim Hart belted a two run seventh inning homer to lift San Francisco 4-3 past Cincinnati. Other Friday results included St. Louis 9 Chicago 4 and Houston 7 New York 2.
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Associated Press
Milt Pappas
Braves
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Jim Hart
Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Beban Leads West To 34 20 Victory In All American Game
UCLA star Gary Beban passed for 222 yards and two touchdowns to lift the West over the East 34 20 in the eighth annual Coaches All American game in Buffalo New York. Ken Dyer and Rick Eber caught Bebans scoring strikes while Csonka Landry and Williams stood out for the East and West respectively. Beban praised by coaches and set to join the NFL Redskins after the summer all star game.
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Behan
Tulsa
Rick Eber
Jimmy Smith
Oregon
West
Minnesota
John Williams
Billy Stevens
Texas el Paso
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Csonka
Landry
Dee ‘Andros
Oregon State
Pont
Csorka
Buffalo
N. Y
Atlanta
Major League Roundup: Angels Sweep Senators on 1-0 Win
Angels win 1-0 to sweep the Senators after four bunt attempts by Bill Rigney failed. Jim Fregosi homered to power a 4-3 Angels win in the first game. Other scores: Oakland over New York 3-2, Minnesota 5-2 over Baltimore, Detroit 5-4 in a DH with Chicago, Houston 7-2 over New York, Atlanta 3-0 over Los Angeles, San Francisco 4-3 over Cincinnati, St. Louis 9-5 against Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh Wins Stops Phillies in Pirates Victory
Pirates rout Phillies 10-1 as Jim Bunning and Woody Fryman faced off for the first time this season. Bunning allowed eight hits and drove in three runs with a double and single, earning his first win since May 6.
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Associated Press
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Pirates
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Bunning
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Trials Begin For Olympics Track Team Selection
The two day U S Olympic Trials open in Los Angeles at the Memorial Coliseum with top track and field athletes competing for three automatic spots to Mexico City. Final high altitude drills will be held at Lake Tahoe in September for 6 to 10 athletes including some hardship cases.
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Mexico City
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Memorial Coliseum
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Calif
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Jim Ryan
Richmond Flowers
Willie Davenport
Russian Netter Ends Gonzales Run at Wimbledon
Alexander Metreveli, 23, upset Pancho Gonzales 4-6 64 6-3 7-5 in the third round, ending the American legend’s Wimbledon bid at age 40. Metreveli advances to face Dennis Ralston as rain-caused delays reshaped the schedule. Roy Emerson defeated Alex Olmedo to reach the round of 16, while Roy Emerson’s Wimbledon title pedigree continues.
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Alexander Metreveli
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Metroveli
Russia
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Bakersfield
Calif
Red. Laver
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Lew Hoad
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Alex Olmedo
Roy Emerson
Olmedo
Archer Grabs Cleveland Open Lead With 65
George Archer, fifth year on tour, shot a six under par 65 to move to 135 total and lead the $110,000 Cleveland Open by one stroke over Tommy Aaron at Lakewood Country Club. Aaron, Devicenzo, and Stockton sit within two, as Trevino and Palmer trail.
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Archer
Yommy Aaron
Bob Charles
Pensacoola
New Orleans
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Aaron
Roberto Devienzo
Dave Stockto
Fred Marti
Dave Marr
Bobby Cole
Roy Pace
Dale Douglass
Frank Beared
Dan Sikes
Arnold Palmer
le Trevene
Trevino
Palmer
Kiwanis rally shocks YMCA league after seven inning surge
In Jr. Pory League action Kiwanis edged Exchange 16 to 5 after trailing 4 to 3 in the seventh. Ashley Medders led Kiwanis with two singles as Ted Elliott had three hits in four at bats for Exchange. Coats & Clark then crushed Lewis Enterprises 16 to 5 as Keyton collected three hits and Allen Richard hit a homer in the second.
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Coats & Cark
Lewis Enterprises
Ashley Medders
Ted Elliott
Coats
Balfour Loses To Bankers In YMCA Little League
Commercial Bank upset Balfour 12 to 7 as Martin Moore pitched a complete game with 10 strikeouts. Derrick Phillips hit a triple for Commercial Bank and Lonnie Smith added a fifth inning homer to seal the win. Edgar Johnson struck out six for Balfour and James Riles homered in the fourth, while Earl Williams III, Frank Herring, and Nathaniel Presha led Balfour's offense. Werner Mitchell starred defensively for Commercial Bank in center field.
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Commercial Bank
Balfour
Clay Street
Martin Moore
Derrick Phillips
Lonnie Smith
Edgar Johnson
James Riles
Earl Williams III
Frank Herring
Nathaniel Presha
Werner Mitchell
Earl Williams Jr
Federal Wins Tops Powell in Jr. Softball League
Thomas County Federal defeated W. J. Powell 8 to 2 at Dunlap Field. Victor Monroe allowed six hits over six innings while Nelson Andrews added two hits. Elvee Jones scored two runs in the first, Dennis Johnson hit a three run homer and added two hits. For Powell, Elmo Hadley Willie McMillan Anthony Bush Larry Green and James Gloster had hits, but James Adams took the loss.
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Frank Martin
Thomas County Federal
W. J. Powell
Victor Monroe
Clay St. Ymca
NFL Officials Decline Comment On Secret Meeting
NFL players and owners refused to comment on a secret Friday meeting near Keege Harbor Michigan to discuss complaints and a possible strike by about 640 players. Vince Lombardi and John Gordy declined to speak to reporters while observers were ousted from Pine Lake Country Club. Gordy said a statement might follow after owners meeting early today.
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Associated Press
Pine Lake Country Club
Keege Harbor
Mich
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Detroit Lions
John Gordy
NFL Players Association
Gordy
Lombardi
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