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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
4
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Hemphill reflects on the Augusta YMCA’s mission and a veteran leader’s effort to keep the focus on boy welfare over winning. He notes the physical director’s role, YMCA history from London to Georgia, and the push to mentor boys while balancing funds and participation.
At Monticello Florida the card lists race winners and tote payoffs. Carol Ann K. and Lever lead the early fields, with show and quinella results across ten races and nightly time of 31 seconds for many sprints.
Kiwanis defeats Coats and Clark 12 8 after three and four run innings while Coca Cola wins a protested game from VFW 13 8. Freddie Byrd wins for Kiwanis with seven strikeouts over the distance. Maurice Chastain hits 2 3. Randy Dunlap goes 4 for 4 for VFW and Rusty Sampson pitchers win for Coca Cola. Local schedule notes Kiwanis vs Sunnyland and Davis Meter vs Flowers Sunbeam at 5 30 and 7 30.
Thom asville Tigers relaunch first place with a doubleheader sweep, 7-3 and 8-1, powered by a two homer effort from Chuck Hughes and a strong pitching and defense showing.
In the first game Brunswick leads 2 0 after Walt Novek and Charlie Byrd scoring on singles. Den nis Smith and Fred Anthon add for the Cards. George Campbell walks and George Theele scores in Tigers second. Hughes hits a homer and Glover belts a three run shot in a key inning. Laton earns the win for the Tigers and Meyer the loss. No strikeouts recorded. Federoff challenges a call over a Torres ball ruled in play, prompting umpire discussion.
In a game between Brunswick and Thomasville, late innings saw Kupine outs, Breeden struck out, Smith grounded into a fielder’s choice, Cosman grounded out as the 6th inning closed. Final: Thomasville 4, Brunswick 1. key players include Smith Hughes Glover Theele Pepper Finn Damaska and Wileen with box score notes for runs hits and errors.
The YMCA Boys Softball League opens this afternoon with a Yankees vs Mets game at Colton Avenue Field. Rostered teams include METS coached by Tommy Dykes and YANKEES coached by Ricky Bradner, with a schedule of 37 games through July 30.
Richard Petty of Randieman North Carolina won the second Birmingham 200 in one hour 27 minutes 59 seconds. He beat Junior Johnson of Rhonda North Carolina by two seconds after leading from lap 28 and making a pit stop after 189 laps. Buck Baker of Charlotte North Carolina finished third in a 1963 Pontiac with Ned Jagseu of Conover North Carolina fourth in a 1963 Ford.
Thomasville YMCA opens Pony League with Neel's versus Watkins at 7 30 P M Five teams play a 32 game schedule through August 2 Rosters list multiple youth players and coaches across JAYCEES WATKINS MOOSE NEEL'S ROBINSON-SMITH with names provided for each group.
John Poulk defeated Richard Henderson to win the 16 and under boys title while Sandra Poulk beat Linda for the 16 and under girls crown. Ann Duke won the 18 and under girls title. no competition in the 18 and under boys. Jaycees send all three winners to Savannah State Tennis Tournament June 24–26.
The Sunnyland team will face the All Stars this Saturday in a scheduled clash. No softball games will be played Monday through Wednesday due to the lighting system realignment, affecting both YMCA Church and Industrial leagues, says W R Red Milton, general secretary of the YMCA.
The Georgia-Florida Sports writers Association votes to become the Georgia-Florida Sports writers-Sportscasters Association and operate annually covering all professional and amateur sports. Paul Robinson elected president, with Bill Baab and Al Morris as officers. The group aims to select All-State and All-America teams for South Georgia players and expand membership beyond state lines.
In the second game of a doubleheader Tiger left fielder John Hartman started a rally with a first inning strikeout that allowed Hartman to reach after a passed ball. Lonnie Wilson issued wild pitches and walks, setting up scoring by Don Pepper and others as Chicago Cards failed to close the frame.
In a tense nightcap, Ray Kusino balked on a second inning play allowing Pepper Newcomer and Campbell to score. Joe Cernich earned the win for Lazarewics while Jim Glover belted a seil home run. Dennis Smith, Charlie Byrd and Vic Torres contributed key hits as the Tigers improve. Brunswick’s Jim Cosman allowed a balk but faced no major damage.
Sunnyland's Industrial League schedules a doubleheader slow pitch game against the Thomasville Church All-Stars this Saturday at 8 p.m. at Coats and Clark Field.
The report mentions a representative from radio station WMOG Brunswick, and John Hornane a Brunswick Little League coach who is nephew of Strickland, highlighting local figures connected to community sports and media.
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