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Sears Sow ^^(#1952-53 put Billy Menefee^^&n/^f Isaac Menefee of Boston, onrop of the heap in first place. Pushing Billy were the following: 2nd, Glen Audrey Hitt, son of C. W. Hitt of Castleton; 3rd, Freddie Butler, son of George Butler, 4th, Winfrey Thornhill, son of Cary Thornhill of Boston; and 5th, Junior Sisk, son of Lee Sisk of Woodville. All five boys did a commendable job and there were actually only 12 points spread between the scores of the top
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