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Hilda Ackiss led Dundee with two doubles and a single. Birdie McCune hit a double and two singles. Peggy Lynch slammed a home run and two singles for Griffin Headquarters For LA-Z-BOY RECLINA i i 4 rockers Large Selection Styles-Colors COVERS GOODE-NICHOLS 206 208 South Hill St. Phone 227 9436 I Thkeadoser look at this I I Frigidaire Upright Freezer! I » You’ll never, ever have to defrost this 15.7 cu. —~ HI M ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer that stores up to | ■ K S| H 549 lbs. of foods. It’s 100% Frost-Proof! Handy ||||| It H Temperature Control is automatic. Easy space OM ~ 11® !■! ® organization with the basket, shelves and juice |||||| 7 ■ '■ J f S » can holder provided. Cold air’s locked in, warm |j|i|||j ~ ' \ ,® air’s locked out by the magnetic seal on the fr ‘ J; Is-- door. Door key pops out after use. MH - -3MS| ■ « 5-Year Nationwide Protection Plan. 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The nine-year old Orrs Elementary student landed the lunker without assistance. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Couch of Route Three, Griffin. Goldstein’s. Pauline Thomas doubled. Ann Fleming tripled for Griffin Lanes and Ann Reid doubled. Shockley, Kurt Hartle. Back row, Nat Shockley, manager; Roy Wilson, Randy Foster, Brant Daniel, Mel Stewart, Eddie Hendricks, Jeff Hunt, Phil Treadway, Barry McCarty, Jack Crawford, coach and Bob Atchinson, coach. Braves deck Phils 6-3 in 10 innings PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves sat out Monday night’s game with the Philadelphia Phillies because of a chronic back condition which has bothered him all season. Manager Eddie Mathews told Aaron before the game that he would use him only “as a last resort.” Aaron was in uniform for the game but Mathews passed over the star slugger four times to use other pinch hitters. playagain,” said Mathews after the game. “It is a day to day thing.” Aaron thus “lost” a game in his bid to stay on a pace which will enable him to set a new all-time career record of 715 homers this season. He has hit 23 homers in 89 games. Should he retain that pace in the Braves’ remaining 73 games he would finish the season with ex actly 715 homers, topping Babe Ruth’s mark of 714. Pinch - hitter Norm Miller doubled home the go-ahead run as the Braves scored three runs in the 10th inning to defeat the Phillies, 6-3. Frank Tepedino walked to open the 10th and after Mike Lum sacrificed him to second, the Phillies intentionally walked Johnny Oates. Miller, batting for pitcher Tom House, doubled to right to score Tepedino and Ralph Garr then beat out an in field hit to score Oats. Miller scored on a sacrifice fly by Marty Perez. The Braves had tied the score in the ninth when Oates walked and Paul Casanova, sent up to bat for pitcher Danny Friesella, hit a 3-2 pitch into the seats for his first home run of the year. Phillies’ manager Danny Oz ark announced after the game that he was playing the game under protest because of an obstruction call made by um pire Shag Crawford in the third inning. Larry Bowa was on first base in the third and broke for sec ond on a hit-and-run play when pitcher Steve Carlton lined a double down the leftfield line. Braves’ shortstop Marty Perez interfered with Bowa in the basepath and Crawford immed iately called an obstruction, awarding third base to Bowa. Ozark, however, argued that Bowa would have scored on the play had not Perez blocked his Pro Sports league champions Pro Sports defeated RBM Motors 11-6 last night to win the Commercial League softball championship. Tommy Lynch and Ken Eason hit a double and single for Pro Sports. Eddie McGee had a triple and single for RBM and Benny Powers hit two singles. progress. Crawford said that in his judgment he did not think Bowa would have scored. The Braves play the Phillies again tonight. your Globe Life I health insurance specialist will soon be in SPALDING COUNTY& VICINITY LET HIM DESIGN A SOUND PLAN TO PROTECT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AGAINST THE RISING COSTS OF ILLNESS. Every American is faced with the problem of rising costs. It affects everything about today’s living, including unexpected ill ness that often results in long hospital stays. That’s why it is so important for you to consult with a professional insurance specialist from Globe Life. He can work out a plan to best fit your family’s requirement and, at a cost you can afford. Globe Life policies are guaranteed renewable for life, no matter what your health may be at a later date. If you are eligible for Medicare, he will economically weave its benefits perfectly into your new medical protection program. Globe Life ... the national health insurance company with specialists in 47 states. GLOBE LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY WilMl ATLANTA BRANCH OFFICE Suite g 47 First National Bank Building 315 Ponce de Leon Avenue Decatur, Georgia 30030 Charles Spikes, Manager HEALTH INSURANCE • INCOME REPLACEMENT PLANS • LIFE INSURANCE WHIE, M-P win in tourney WHIE outscored Bowen’s Pharmacy 11-10 yesterday in the quarter-finals of the Griffin Tee League tournament. Morrow-Powell beat Rotary Club 23-9, Orchard Hill Lumber Co. beat Specialty Products 20-9 and State Farm defeated Kiwanis 21-7. Merrill Dunn hit two triples and a single for WHIE. Ted Phillips singled. Randy Peters slammed three doubles for Bowen’s Pharmacy. Russell Greenway and Jerry Bertram hit two singles. David Hightower hit three home runs and a single for Morrow-Powell. Jay Burford hit two home runs. Pop Ellis had two doubles for Rotary and Jess Capel singled. Allen Scott hit a home run, triple and single for Orchard Hill and Chris Casey hit a home run and two singles. Ricky Jones and Jeff Chamblee hit two singles for Specialty Products. Arnold Bagwell led State Farm with three singles and a double. Jay English hit a double and two singles. Ikey Hilliard doubled for Kiwanis and Robert Tai tripled. First Baptist wins crown First Baptist beat Second Baptist Adults 8-3 yesterday to win the Church Softball League championship. Bill Woodall hit four singles for First Baptist and Bobby Gene Pierce had a triple and single. Ray Kilgore and Chris Pilcher doubled for Second Baptist. — Griffin Daily News Tuesday, July 10,1973 Page 7 Sacred Heart nips Highland Sacred Heart edged Highland 8-7 yesterday in the quarter finals of the Church Softball Tournament. Ron Peaden hit a home run and two singles for Sacred Heart. Ray Glass had a triple and single. Ray Beasley hit a home, triple and double for Highland. Mike Higgins had a home run and single. In other games, Mt. Gilead beat Southside Baptist 13-3 and First Presbyterian beat Mid way Methodist 5-3. Wayne Moss hit a double and two singles for Mt. Gilead and Minor tourney under way Four games were played yesterday in the nine-year-old Minor League baseball tour nament. Dundee defeated Mays’ Printing Co. 11-1, Morris Cabinet Shop stopped Jim & Joe’s 12-11, Little League Auxiliary beat Calhoun Elks Lodge 4-3 and State Loan nipped Kip’s 2-1. Danny Caldwell hit two singles and a double for Dun dee. Billy Dukes doubled. Chip Davis doubled for Morris Cabinet Shop and Jimmy Mitchell singled. Mike Slade hit three singles for Jim and Joe’s and David Lowery doubled. Stacy Ammons and Thomas Ellis singled for Little League Auxiliary. Tony Stanley and Mark Garrison singled for Calhoun Elks. Allen Goolsby doubled for State Loan and Barry Smallwood singled. Scott Lynch and Lee Danielly singled for Kip’s. Billy Harris had a home run and double. Eddie Lovin homered for Southside and John Clements hit two singles. Sam Traylor hit a double and single for First Presbyterian and Al Smith hit three singles. John Neel homered for Midway and Ronnie Higgins hit two singles. Jackson will not be dropped ATHENS,Ga. (UPI)-Univer sity of Georgia defensive back Jerone Jackson, facing a drug charge on a technical violation of possessing unlabelled drugs, still faces a trial but not sus pension from the football team. The announcement that Jack son would not be dismissed came Monday from coach Vince Dooley. Jackson, whose case is to come to trial July 25, was ar rested when police suspected drugs they found inside his car were amphetamines. a THE Great ra Imperial /S THE LARGEST flfl SELLING CIGAR k 1 IN THE WORLD fl Jg? Ito® fl KING EDWARD