Piney Woods Golf Tournament Preview Highlights Notable Champions
The Piney Woods invitation features defending champ AM Yancey of Tallahassee, age 22, entering the 1960 event at Glen Arven Golf Club. past winners include Doug Sanders, W L Goodloe Jr., George Converse, the Oliver brothers, Arnold Blum, Frank Eldridge Jr., and Jerry Greenbaum, with Valdosta players dominating 15 titles in 42 years.
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Tallahassee
Yances
Flendian
Challencing Glen Arven
All Fen
Cedartown
Piney Woods
W. L
Georgia Tech
Goodloe
Great Britain
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Glen Arven
Valdosta Lksters
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Valdosta
Converse
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Vanderbilt
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Olver
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John
United States
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Arnold Blum
England
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Georgia
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Augusta
Florida
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Toledo
Ohio
George Hamer
Hamer
Columbus
Tommy Barnes
Atlanta
Southeast
Doug Sanders
Don Bisplinvoff
Orlando
Sanders
Jerry Greenbaum
Greenbaum
Jaycee
Left Side Spare Strategy For 3-10 Conversion In Bowling
A bowler explains a left side angle to convert the 3-10 split using a strong hook. The method moves out then back between pins 3 and 10 touching both, aiming at the 6 pin as a key contact point.
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Raf
Dall
Piney Woods Tournament Field Set for Record Golf Meet
The Piney Woods Invitational opens tomorrow afternoon with a record field expected, surpassing last year's 160 entrants. Defending champ Al Yancey from Tallahassee has practiced at Glen Arven, while Bryant Harvard from Auburn and Warren Mays Jr. of Presbyterian College vie for the crown. qualifying rounds determine flights and medal play runs four days as a shrimp supper and a ladies bridge event are planned at the club.
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Times-Enterprise
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Aca. Cae Tube
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Glen Arven Country Club
al Yancey
Tallahassee
Glen Arven
Field Slated To Be Cut In Women's Open
The 82 players in the 16th annual Women's National Open faced a cut to the low 40 and ties after the first round at Baltusrol. Defending champ Betsy Rawls led with 36 38, while Mickey Wright shot 37 35 and JoAnn Prentice 37 35 as two amateurs trailed by two strokes.
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Baltustal
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Betty Jameson
Patty Berg
Beverly Hanson
Mickey Wright
JoAnn Prentice
Mickey
Louise Suggs
JoAnn
Betsy Rawls
Helen Sigel Wilson
Philadelphia
Marlene Stewart Streit
Fonthill
Ontario
Miss Rawls
Sunnyland, Mitchell Lumber Win In Industrial Softball
Sunnyland defeated Stegall Electric 12-9 while Mitchell Lumber Co. beat Flowers Baking 65. Johnny Atkinson gave up nine hits in the Stegall loss. P W Bryan Jr led Sunnyland with three hits in three appearances. Ralph Duncan and Dodson for Stegall each collected two. Doug Bulgham tossed a seven hitter in Mitchell Lumber’s 6-5 win. Rocky Stone allowed nine hits. Doug Binion and N J Roddenberry starred for Flowers and Mitchell respectively.
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Sunnyland
Stegall Electric Co
Mitchell Lumber Co
Flowers Baking Co
Stegall Electric
Johnny Atkinson
Piciner
Marvin Bannister
P W. Bryan Jr
Doug Bulgham
Mitchell Lumber
Rocky Stone
Flowers
Doug Binion
N. J. Roddenberry
Pace
Bowling results and high scores from night session
Marguerie Lewis shot 427 and Mary Jean Crew 473 in a bowling results page. Onerin Adame and Sean Harrall posted 407, Maxine Bray 40, and top team high scores were seen at Rose Lanes with 79, Scott Hotel S34. Anne Wise led with 428, Connie Jones 428, Leah Harrall 424, Dot Ramey 419. Georgia Crate and Al and Red posted 461 and 14596 respectively in team totals.
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Marguerie Lewis
Mary Jean Crew
Onerin Adame
Sean Harrall
Maxine Bray
Rose Lanes
Scott Hotel
Anne Wise
Connie Jones
Leah Harrall
Dot Ramey
Red
Monash
Rose Lan&s
General Gas
Bank of Thomas Co
Commercial Bank
Swift Canteen
Ardrenn Sutttemyra
Adam
Mary Lou Laner
Dog Race Results and Entries from Thursday Night
A detailed listing of race results by grade and order of finish for Thursday night events. Includes Eddie L and Blue Boy L among others, with payouts and Quiniela/Quiniela-like bets and attendance figures.
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Eddie L
Rural Sandown
Motivate
Quimieta
Better Living
Blue Boy L
Larry’s Sparky
Quimela
Bruce Jacobs
Rage To
Lucky Leaf
Quinieta
Lunatic
Bill Better
Hea Hogan
Quirreta
Quiniela
Brave C
Jingle Fame
R. F
Coates
Brindle M
Qu Niela
Fly Doll
Rat Song
Captain Day
J C
Stan's Joy
Ole Fawn
Quintela
Mutuel
Warners and YMCA Softball Teams Win Big in Ladies League
Warner's beat Watkins Motor Lines 11 to 1 as Warner's collected 17 hits while Watkins had seven. YMCA girls defeated Thomasville Davies 7 to 4 with 17 hits. Thomasville Davies had 12. Next games set for Monday night.
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Warner's
Watkins Motor Lines
YMCA
Thomasville Davies
Watkins
Giants Sweep Phils to Move Up in NL Standings
Willie Mays powered a doubleheader sweep in Philadelphia, homering three times in game one to reach 299 career blasts and lifting the Giants to an 8-1 win in 10 innings and 4-1 in game two. The pair of victories put San Francisco in second place 0.2 behind Los Angeles and within 2 games of Cincinnati.
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Giants
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Reds
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Chicago White Sox
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Tiants
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Ken Lehman
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Iman Twho
Sam Jones
Juan Marichal
Cubs
Jim Maloney
Don Cardwell
Cardwell
Billy Williams
al Heist
George Altman
Earl Francis
Elroy
Dodgers
Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Francis
Tommy Davis
Mulkey Favored To Win AAU Decathlon Night Meet
Phil Mulkey of Memphis is the favorite to win the National AAU Decathlon in Albuquerque New Mexico. Tonight contest events include the 1 meter dash broad jump shot put high jump and 400 meter dash. Saturday events feature the 110 meter hurdles discus pole vault javelin and 1500 meter run. Mulkey a 26 year old schoolteacher has unofficially surpassed Rafer Johnsons official decathlon world record of 8683 points.
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API
Phil Mulkey
Memphis
Mulkey
Rafer Johnson
Johnson
Detroit and Baltimore Lead Day of Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show Detroit defeating Chicago 5 to 2 and Baltimore routing Kansas City 6 to 2. Other MLB action includes Minnesota beating San Francisco and Chicago shutting Cincinnati in extra innings as standings and upcoming games list Chicago at Los Angeles and Cleveland at Boston among today's matchups.
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Baltimore
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Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
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McKinley Advances as American Hope at Wimbledon
U S Wimbledon update shows Chuck McKinley reaching the last 14 with a 6-3 4-6 6-0 6-2 win over Vladimir Gasiorek. Chris Crawford upsets Nicola Pietrangeli 2-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 as Americans remain prominent in the field amid other shocks and near misses.
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Chuck McKinley
Sra
Poland
Vladimir Gasiorek
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Crawford
McKinley
VFW Defeats Coke Nine In Extra Innings
The VFW team beat the Coca-Cola nine 6 to 5 in a Little League game that went to extra innings yesterday afternoon. VFW had three hits shared by Bloodworth Chastain and Ashton. Coca-Cola's Howard Stephens doubled twice and tripled. Griffin and Harden pitched for the winners while Carney and Lanter worked for the losers.
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Jeff Bloodworth
Johnny Chastain
David Ashton
Howard Stephens
Larry Griffin
Sid Harden
Ronnie Carney
Buster Lanter
YMCA
Little League
Robertson
Bloodworth
Lowery
Griffin
Poe Harden
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Ashton
Dunlap
Rf Dudley
J Lanter
B Lanter
Willett
Smith
Blair
Wilson
Carney
Stephens
Yauck
Ifee
Rickey Improves in Sudbury After Heart Attack
Branch Rickey shows steady improvement after a heart attack suffered Tuesday while vacationing on Manitoulin Island. Dr John Stirgridge, his physician, said release from hospital unlikely for two to three weeks. Rickey is 79, hospitalized in Sudbury Ontario.
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Sudbury. Ont
Branch Rickey
Manitoulin Island
John Stirgridge
Rickey
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