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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
4
Johnny Lewis homered off Reds reliever in the 11th to give New York a 1-0 victory. Maloney pitched 10 hitless innings before allowing the decisive run, with Roy McMillan's late single the only other baserunner. Cleveland beat the Yankees as other NL and AL results noted.
In a chat at Thomasville Kiwanis, Bill Peterson recalls wanting Bobby Biletnikoff, Florida State star Fred Biletnikoff’s brother, but he headed to Miami as a freshman quarterback. The column notes Atlanta sports chatter, Don Drysdale’s hitting feats, and skeptical views on catchers.
Calendar listing times and naval fishing notes adjusted to time zones. Includes standard conversions for CST to ET MT PT and DST adjustments. Copyright 1965.
The St Louis Cardinals traded reliever Ron Taylor to Houston for Hal Woodeshick after a 6-2 win over the Pirates. Taylor, 26, posted a 1-1 record this season with 99 innings and a 5.06 ERA. Houston also sent Chuck Taylor to St Louis in exchange for Mike Cuellar, with both pitching staffs reshuffled.
Philadelphia Phillies skipper Gene Mauch will manage the National League All Star team for the July 13 game in Minneapolis St Paul. League President Warren Giles announced the assignment as the American League manager is named later.
Fragmented OCR lists teams and scores from a rained out slate in Cleveland New York Baltimore Boston and other cities. It notes postponements with only games scheduled and several misread entries across Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles New York Boston Washington Maneas City.
Scores list St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2 New York 11 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 0 Houston 0 with 11 innings. Upcoming games include New York at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at St Louis. International League standings show Atlanta leading with 41 21,.680, Toronto 34 27, Syracuse 28 19, Buffalo 18 48. Yesterday results include Toronto 9 Jacksonville 6 and Atlanta 4 Buffalo 3.
Johnny Lewis of New York hit a leadoff homer in the 11th to break up Jim Maloney’s no-hit bid and give the Mets a 1-0 victory over Cincinnati ending New York’s 10-game slide. Roy McMillan and the Reds produced late singles but could not score.
Race by race results list dog names with their win place payouts and quinela pools. Notable figures include Joe Gloger winning with 8 dogs and multiple parlays across ten races, with times around 32 minutes and varied trifecta-like payouts.
Dana Groover, a Thomasville High School graduate, earned a top three spot on the United States Military Academy gymnastics team at West Point after a late start. Coach Thomas Maloney cites his return from a three year trampoline hiatus and training from the local YMCA as key to victories over Navy, Conn State, Pittsburgh, Temple, and Syracuse. Groover has two years of eligibility left and is expected to continue development at Army.
Sam Snead, 52, lauds the 7191 yard par 70 Bellerive layout as the U S Open prepares to begin. He says the course is long and tough and likely the hardest Open he has played, in his 25th Open bid, alongside Ken Venturi in the practice round.
Lou Klein, former Cubs assistant, is chosen as head coach replacing Bob Kennedy. The announcement comes at a news conference in the Astrodome before Chicago’s 2 0 victory over Houston. Kennedy will join the front office as Holland’s aide amid Chicago’s pitching concerns and poor 6 16 run in recent games.
McGregor promotes a dad style Silk Jac shirt and Bermuda shorts set in rayon silk blend. The Jac features Italian inspired collar with outer space colors lemon blue heaven parchment bone. Shirt $6.95 Bermuda shorts $65.95.
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