Thomasville Honors Keeth Varnedoe With Proclaimed Field Name
The City of Thomasville officially renames its baseball park Heeth Varnedoe Field in recognition of former Mayor Keeth Varnedoe and his efforts to develop local baseball. The proclamation, signed June 5, 1962, cites his years of service and contribution to Thomasville sports. Also noted are NASCAR and USAC racing developments affecting drivers at Atlanta and Monticello Greyhound track publicity plans.
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Thomasville
Keeth Varnedoe
Varnedoe
Detroit Tiger
Baltimore Orioles
Munnicipal Stadium
Layer Roy Lilly
Heeth Varnedoe
Roy M. Lilly
Georgia
Heeth
U. S. Automobile Club Nascar
USAC
Atlanta
Troy Ruttman
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
A. J. Fegt
Dick Rathmann
Foyt
Rathmann
Jefferson County
JCKC
Sadecki Seeks Trade After Card Suspension
Ray Sadecki, suspended indefinitely by General Manager Bing Devine for missing a Cardinals game, seeks a trade as his poor showing Tuesday against Cincinnati fuels the dispute. Sadecki had a rough relief appearance allowing two home runs and five runs in 1 inning as St. Louis won 10 9 in 11 innings. Keane labeled it the worst effort seen.
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Irwin Frank
ST. Louis
Ray Sadecki
The
Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Jefthander
Sadecki
Cincinnati
Devine
Johnny Keane
Keane
Local Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Yesterday results show Moultrie 3 Dublin 2 and Thomasville 16 Brunswick 6. Today Dublin visits Moultrie and Thomasville hosts Brunswick in the Georgia Florida and South Atlantic leagues. Also noted are minor league scores from International and American associations with Denver and Fort Worth games.
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Tl Pet
Dublin
Thomasville
Moultrie
Brunswick
Moulttrie
Asheville
Portsmouth
Greenville
Charlotte
Knoxville
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
San Diego
Spokane
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Atlanta
Richmond
Jacksonville
Columbus
Denver
Darlag-Fort Worth
Brunswick, Ga
Thomasville Tigers
Pitchers Heroes In AL Yanks Terry Zeroes In
AL pitchers dominated with Ralph Terry and Claude Osteen shining. Terry pitched a four hitter as the Yankees beat Cleveland 5-0 to break a first place deadlock. Jim Kaat blanked Minnesota 7-0, Jim Bunning held Detroit to two runs in a 3-2 Boston win, and Ken McBride edged Chicago 1-0. In the NL Chicago beat San Francisco 4-3 as Dodgers and Cubs pursued leads.
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AL Yanks
Terry Zeroes
Associated Press
Ralph Terry
New York
Yankees
Claude Osteen
Washington
Senators
Terry
Cleveland
Indians
Jim Kaat
Ken McBride
Ray Herbert
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Osteen
Baltimore
NAIA Baseball Play To Resume With New Schedule
In St Joseph Missouri the NAIA baseball tournament resumes after rain with a double elimination format. Georgia Southern meets Winona State while Lewis College defeated Florida A&M 5 to 4 in the only game played Wednesday.
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T. Joseph
Georgia Southern
Winona
Minn
Lewis
Ill
College
Florida A&m
Cairo's Prince To Hurl Tonight
Thomasville American Legion Post 222 opens the season at Warnedoe Field against Blakely at 8 p.m. Ex Cairo pitcher Martin Prince will start for Thomasville, with coach Ray Willett guiding a lineup of local high school stars. Tomorrow the squad travels to Albany to face the defending state champions.
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Thomasville American Legion Post 222
Warnedoe
Blakely
Ray Willett
Thomasville
Albany
Thomasville Post
Thomasville Area
Willett
Cairo
Martin Prince
Thomasville Tigers pound Bruns wick 16-6 in league clash
Thomasville drilled Brunswick for 16 hits and 16 runs as Jere Ray pitched six frames, striking out 10. Campbell, Schultz, Grier and Richardson each had three hits. Campbell drove in five. Moultrie edged Dublin 3-2 as Holbrook blanked Dublin after two innings.
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Jere Ray
Thomasville
Brunswick
Ken Schultz
Hal Grier
George Campbell
Marty Richardson
Campbell
Craig Seegmiller
Jim Holbrook
Moultrie
Dublin
Atlanta 500 Qualifying Underway for NASCAR Race
About 35 stock cars and drivers begin qualifying for the Atlanta 500 at the Atlanta International Raceway. NASCAR will decide if Fred Lorenzen and Nelson Stacy can compete after earlier rulings questioned stock parts. Holman and Moody warned they may withdraw their entries if disapproved. The field may reach 56 entries, narrowed to 46 for race day. Track record stands at 138.996 mph for one lap.
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Fred Lorenzen
Nelson Stacy
Nascar
Norris Friel
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Friel
Atlanta
Atlanta International Raceway
Bill France
Holman and Moody
Charlotte
N.C
David Pearson
Spartanburg
D.C
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Minnesota
Boston
Aican League
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Detrrit
Los Angeles
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Detroit
Angus City
Ashington
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City & Louleville
Omeha
Ladies’ League
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Larave Vann
Patsy M Ellison
Luise Brady
Martha Team
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Anne Wise
By Jim Hackleman
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Bill Monbouquette
Frank Malzone
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Pirates
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
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Mudcat
Roger Maris
Blanchard
Jerry Wall
Norm McAuliffe
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Tom Burgess
Orioles
Joe Hicks
Robin Roberts
Bob Johnson
Dick Hall
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Moultrie Colts
Speedway
Firestone
S. Madison
Clinton
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