Wide Open Scramble For Piney Woods Title
Sammy Glassman reports on the 88th Piney Woods golf tournament at Glen Arven Country Club with a wide open race anticipated. Qualifying closes Sunday at 2 pm for the championship flight. lower flights allow entry with an attested score by 4 pm. Notable entrants include Sanders, Singletary, Mulherin, Melton, Boynton, and local Cairo standouts.
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Sammy Glassman
Times-Enterprise
Piney Woods
Glen Arven Country Club
Doug Sanders
Cedartown
Miami
Fla
Sanders
Lewis Hall Singletary
Thomasville
Frank Mulherin
Augusta
Jim Melton
Lake City
Frank Boynton
Orlando
Rollins
Dunn
Bobby Dunn
Camilla
Columbus
Ohio
Florida State University
Singletary
Glen Arven
Bryant Harvard
Ralph Roddenberg
Julian Roddenberg
Rod Hester
Cairo
Joe Collins
Harvard
Bill Bowers
Meigs
Ed Hiles
Atlanta
Russell Ketchan
Sea Island
Doc Melton
Brantley Brannon
John McKey
Olympic Trials at Coliseum End with Historic 7-Foot High Jump
Competing athletes push for Olympic team spots at the Coliseum trials. Chintley Dumas clears a 7 foot 1/2 inch high jump marking a world‑notable breakthrough while Glenn Davis and Eddie Southern flirt with world records in the 400 meter hurdles and 100 meters respectively. Bobby Morrow triumphs in the 100 meters though several performances tie world marks in preliminaries. A groin injury ends Duke’s Dava Sime’s Olympic bid in the 100.
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TAS
Ditmas’ Jeap
Olig ‘State
Glenn Davis
Yuriy Lituyev
University of Texas
Eddie Southern
Jamie Culbreath
The
Marines
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Fae Faen
Ira Murchigan
Army
Thane Baker
Air Force
Addption
J.@tmon
King
Dodgers Rally Behind Polk Triple for 5-2 Victory
In Georgia Florida League action at Albany, Bruce Polk earned his seventh win with a six inning outing and a three RBI triple in the sixth as the Thomasville Dodgers defeated the Albany Cards 5-2. Jack Baldwin sparked the rally with a sixth inning double and Mixon, Erickson, and Hurvitz drove in runs. The Dodgers turned four double plays behind Polk and improved their second-half record with the win.
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Thomasville
Albany
R—Wilson
Mixon
Riddle
Pray
Erickson
Hurvitz
E—Riddie
Baldwin
Cook
Orr
RBI
Williams
Polk
Glaser
Jackson
Willams
C- Devitt
G. Scott
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Walker
Dodger
Bruce Polk
Dodgers
Cards
Tifton Phillies
Municipal Stadium
Tifton
Moultrie
George Pfister
Ralph Lawrence
Eric Johnson
Tommy Mixon
Buck Jackson
Bob Glaser
Ree
Jack Baldwin
Buddy Wilson
George Scott
Chase Riddle
Pete Erickson
Scott
Bob Hurvitz
Wilson
Oliver Palmer Lead Tie at Insurance City Open
Ed Porky Oliver of Canton Massachusetts and Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pennsylvania share the 36 hole lead at 135 in Wethersfield Connecticut. Paul McGuire Wichita Kansas sits second at 136 with Littler Hawkins Mayer Rosburg trailing. The event ends at theee Country Club on Sunday.
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Wethersfield
Calif
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Dick Mayer
Bret Petersburg
Fla
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Ee -Country Club
Funay
Albany's Riddle Leads Batting in GA FL League
Albany manager Chase Riddle holds the league batting lead at .358, with Robert Wellman of Moultrie following in second at .331. Other top hitters include William Ryckman of Valdosta, Red Treadway of Fitzgerald, Dick Babich of Brunswick, and James Cross of Valdosta. Riddler leads in doubles with 19 and runs batted in at 65, while Barton Dupon tops with 14 home runs. Arvie Pilgrim of Maycross has 29 stolen bases, and Ben Rich of Brunswick leads pitchers at 11-2. Team batting leader is Valdosta at .268. team fielding leader is Fitzgerald at .962.
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Moultrie
Robert Wellman
Valdosta
William Ryckman
Fitzgerald
Red ‘Treadway
Brunswick
Dick Babich
James Cross
Babich
Barton Dupon
Riddler
Robert Hunt
Tifton
Arvie Pilgrim
Maycross
Ben ‘Rich
Waycross
Albany
Estate
Ross
Thomasville
Phelps Defeats Crawford in State Amateur Semifinal
In Atlanta Miss Janice Phelps, 20, upset defending champion Mary Crawford 2 and 1 to reach the final of the women's state amateur golf championship. Mrs. Grady McDonald advanced to the final by beating Mrs. Hal Denson 4 and 3 as Savannah hosts next year’s event in April.
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Atlanta
Janice Phelps
Grady McDonald
Miss Phelps
Mary Crawford
Americas
McDonald
Hal ‘Denson
Miss Crawford
Savannah Golf Club
State Association
Carmel Stewart
Brunswick
Billie Jannings
Augusta
Donald Stewart
Savannah
Larry
Marti
Bahama Beats Gill Turner in 10 Round Decision at Madison Square Garden
Bahama from Bimini, a rising heavyweight, defeats Gill Turner of Philadelphia by unanimous decision over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Judges Gamboli and Eppy vote 7-2-1 with Barney Felix scoring 7-4-1. Bahama eyes matchups with Basilio DeMarco Vejar or Aragoon as praise from backers grows.
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New York
Yama Bahama
Carmen Basilio
Tony DeMarco
Chico Vejar
Art Aragoon
Bahama
Isle of Bimini
Bahamas
Gill Turner
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Nick Gamboli
Joe Eppy
Barney Felix
Yuma
Beau Jack
Bobby Melnick
George Lyon, Sr
Detroit
Bernard Gimbel
Cairo All-Stars Face Jacksonville In Softball Tilts
Cairo All-Stars host Jacksonville Martinez-Baker Electric in a double header at 8 p.m. The Stars, now 6-5, add new players including Padgett Akridge Enlow and Hayes as Thomasville players seek spots. Jacksonville brings a 20-5 record and Cairo has upcoming games with Havana Wrappers and others through August.
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Cairo
Jacksonville
Cairo All- Stars
Fla
Martinez - Baker Electric Company
Cairo Stars
Havana
Florida
Tommy Taylor
Martin Padgett
Carol Akridge
Moultrie
Ray Enlow
Donald Hayes
Hopeful
Taylor
Thomasville
Austin Davis
Julian Hudson
Buddy Fulgum
Stars
Atlanta Crackers
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Macon All-Stars
Atlanta Eagles
Southside Bombers
Asewan
Local Shotmaker Wins Trophy In Junior Tournament
Tallahassee youths Albert Yancey and Booker Moore led a top field in the All Southern Junior golf tourney in Florida. Yancey won the 72 hole event with 296, Moore finished seven strokes back, while Cobby Ware and John Gross followed in the 17-18 division with 305 and 307. Other age groups produced playoff wins and notable scores across Georgia Alabama and Florida entrants.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Albert Yancey
Booker Moore
Cobby Ware
Augusta
John Gross
Birmingham
Joe Steinberg
Bill Adams
Valdosta
Bobby Young
Columbus
Dick Pride
Tuscaloosa
Als
Bill Ploeger
Darien
Eddie Sams
Athens
Jimmy Gabrielson
Burt Greene
Jacksonville
Michael Howell
Ate Ala
Elliott McCollum
Marcus’ Calhoun
Thomasville
Ray Groover
Quitman
Bobby Evans
Baxter Jones Beach Finals at Columbus Golf Championship
In Columbus Ohio Rex Baxter Jr of Houston University and Rick Jones of the Bucks reach the National Intercollegiate golf final. Baxter won his semifinal against George Clark North Texas State while Jones edged Jimmie Hiskey and Jerry Pitman in late playoff holes to advance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Rex Baxter Jr
Houston University
Rick Jones
Bucks
Baxter
Jack Parnell
Oklahoma A&m
George Clark
North Texas State
Jones
Jimmie Hiskey
Houston
Jerry Pitman
Southern Methodist University
Hint JW
Parking, Seating Plans For Large Public Event
Fragmentary notes indicate seating and parking arrangements for a large public event. Figures reference capacity from 7 500 to 14 000 persons and space for up to 1000 vehicles, with parking facilities to be provided.
Tiffon's Davis Notches Second Two-Hit Victory
Tifton pitcher Bill Davis, 17, allowed only four hits in his first two starts in organized baseball. He blanked Moultrie 1-0, with the lone run unearned in the sixth, while previously turning back Brunswick with a two-hitter. Valdosta moved into a second place tie after McNeill blanked Brunswick 3-0.
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Associated Press
Bill Davis
Tifton
Brunswick
Moultrie Redlegs
Davis
Cecil Isaacs
Moultrie
Ace
Bart Dupon
Valdosta
Fitzgerald
Ted Schamberg
Waycross
Moultri¢é
Platt
Isaacs
Fregin
McNeil
Sirota
Torres
Whitcomb
Today’s high school football schedule notes matchups
The scoreboard lists Dothan at Crestview Fort Walton Beach at Donalsonville and Panama City at Graceville for today’s schedule.
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Crestview
Fort Walton” Beach
Donalsonville
Panama City
Graceville
Donalsonville A
Fort Walton Beach
Dothan
Douglas Earns Fourth Victory In Georgia State League
Douglas Redlegs rebound after a rough start by winning their fourth game in the second half, scoring twice in the ninth to defeat Thomson 4 2. Pace setting Sandersville blanked Vidalia 7 0 in one game, then won 6 1 in the nightcap. Hazlehurst beat Dublin 8 4 as Jerry Linnell joined with two singles and a home run.
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Associated Press
Douglas Redlegs
Redlegs
Thomson
Orioles
Sandersville
Vidalia
Indians
Hazlehurst
Dublin Pirates
Joe Duran
Alberto. Alvarez
Jerry Michum
Douglas
Jerry. Linnell
Yanks Show Profit as Chisox Indians Split Twin-Bill
The Yankees extend their AL lead after splitting a doubleheader with the White Sox and Indians in Cleveland. Billy Pierce wins for Chicago while Herb Score is shelled by the Sox. In the NL, Milwaukee drops to third after loss to Chicago, and Dodgers rally to beat Phillies 6 5.
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Associated
Casey Stengel
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yankees
Cleveland
Stenge
Washington
Herb Score
Tribe
Billy Pierce
Sox
Indians
Bob Bruce Earns Ninth Win In Final Augusta Appearance
Bob Bruce, heading for the Armed Forces next week, earned his ninth win in a farewell Augusta Sally League appearance. He pitched five hits, left in the seventh as Jim Stump took over. Augusta beat Jacksonville 7 8, with Keith Little's bases loaded homer fueling a big third inning.
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Associated Press
Bob Bruce
Armed Forces
Augusta Tigers
Jacksonville
Bruce
Jim Stump
Tigers
Bill Allen
Keith Little
Columbus
Columbia Gens
Savannah
Tailend
Macon
Charlotte
Knoxville
Suggs Extends Lead In Western Open After Second Round
DES MOINES P-Louise Suggs extended her overall lead in the Women's Western Open as windy Wakonda Club conditions limited scoring. Suggs posted 78 for 150 after 36 holes, ahead of Mickey Wright at 153, with Patty Berg and the Bauer sisters among the tight group chasing in unsettled, gusty weather.
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Des Moines
Louise Suggs
Louise
Wakonda Club
Miss Suggs
Sea Island
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Mickey
Patty Berg
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Alice Bauer
Patty
Bauer Sisters
Nashville Closes in Birmingham Club
John Brechin, a returnee from military service, hurled a 10-4 record and complete games lead for the Vols. He outdueled Birmingham’s Arnold Portocarrero as Nashville opened a four game series with a 4-3 victory, narrowing Birmingham’s league lead.
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Associated. Press
John Brechin
Nashville
Vols
Southern Assn
Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Birmingham
Arnold Portocarrero
Barons
Reveira Dominates 35 Batting Race in Class D Lead
Frank Reveira of Sandersville holds the Georgia State League batting lead at .324 with 11 point dip last week. Almeida of Vidalia at .302 is the only other above .300. Reveira also tops doubles. Hack leads home runs with 11 and RBIs at 53. Wallace and Duran among leaders in runs and stolen bases. Stigman sets ERA at 1.54 with 132 strikeouts as Vidalia and Memphis rally.
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Associated Press
Frank Reviera
Sandersville
Dad ‘Almeida
Vidalia
Howe News Bureau
Reveira
Joe Reveira
Weo
Lou Ategate
Otal Hoses
Hack
Hungate
Wayne Wallace
Haziehurst
RETF
Almeida
Joe Duran
Douglas
Seuss Vidalia
Dick Stigman
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