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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1968
Page
3
An unclear wartime style fragment mentions a Gujal Unit and Dlvakia with a 9.73 carat diamond and a value around $4. It notes flight and immediate phase details but remains largely unreadable and unverified.
Results include Boston 7 Cleveland 2 Minnesota 2 Baltimore 1 California 2 Washington 0 New York 5 Oakland 4 10 innings Detroit 6 Chicago 5 14 innings. Tonight Washington at California Baltimore at Minnesota Boston at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago New York at Oakland. Sunday New York at California Washington at Minnesota Baltimore at Oakland Detroit at Chicago. Monday New York at Texas Washington at Baltimore at Oakland Cleveland vs Chicago Milwaukee. San Francisco at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Atlanta Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Houston at Pittsburgh. Minor League scores Friday Pacific Coast Tulsa 4 Spokane 1 Indianapolis 7 Tacoma 0 Vancouver 4 Phoenix 1 Seattle 4 San Diego 3 Denver 5 Portland 2 Hawaii 11 Oklahoma City 4.
In a chaotic night of baseball the Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in 14 innings as Al Kaline and Billy Martin led a late charge. Ken Harrelson homered three times for Boston as Cleveland fell behind and Minnesota and California won their games.
Pirates pitcher Bob Moose improves to 3-0 against Houston but a late hit ends a possible Forbes Field no hitter. The Astros lose 3-0 as Mets, Reds, Dodgers, and Cubs win elsewhere in Friday play.
Bert Yancey shot 68 to reach 135 and tie the U S Open scoring mark as he holds a two stroke lead over Lee Trevino Billy Casper and Jack Nicklaus after 36 holes at Oak Hill Arnold Palmer and others trail in a crowded field with 11 players tied at 142.
Southern California aims to clinch the NCAA track and field title on the final day as the meet narrows to a battle among USC UCLA Washington State and Villanova following two days of solid showings and several meet record ties. Earl McCullouch and Lennox Miller highlight USC performances amid strong pushes from rivals.
The Southeastern Conference likely will decide if Tennessee installs all weather artificial grass at Shields-Watkins Field in Knoxville. SEC Commissioner A M Coleman said a final decision would come at the conference level and Tennessee is conducting a thorough investigation before any decision.
Balfour, three time defending Little League champions, beat Magnolia Pines 9-5 in the season opener. Winning pitcher was Larry Johnson, Edgar Saunders took the loss amid seven Balfour errors and 11 by Magnolia Pines. Sammy Brown hit a fourth inning homer, Bernard Fielder had two Magnolia Pines hits, and Zack Gary allowed six passed balls. Games are at Felix St. Field, 4 p.m., on Monday through Friday.
Results from Monticello Florida greyhound races list multiple Grade D to A events with finishing orders payouts for each race including Quinielas and Doubles. Notable dogs include Babe Caesar Montague Breeze J E s Kathy Lucky Doug Gallant Kim and My Price with varied exacta and trifecta style combinations.
Thomasville's Mark Smith threw a four-hitter in a 3-1 win over Tallahassee. Smith walked three and struck out nine in seven innings. All runs came in the fourth as Beaty and Lanter opened the frame with two singles and Massey walked to load the bases before Smith sacrificed in a run. Tallahassee scored on two walks and two passed balls in the bottom of the fourth. Beaty, Lanter, Smith, and Beene each had one hit for Thomasville. Sikes and Massey led Tallahassee with two hits.
The New York Mets will hold a tryout camp at Wolfson Park in Jacksonville Florida on June 20 21 1968. The events start daily at 10 30 am under Met Scout Jian Morgan. Open to boys ages 17 to 20 with spikes uniforms and gloves. Legion players need written coach permission.
In Dunlap Field the Clay St. YMCA Jr. Softball League saw James Adams lead Powell past Thomas Drugs 24 to 11 with two home runs and five RBIs from Bobby Smith. Lewis Williams went 4 for 5 as Ralph Willis added four hits. In the Men’s Industrial League Davco defeated Sunnyland No. 2 17 to 3 as William Jones earned the win and Harold Wilkins, J. Hadley and Charles Jackson fueled the offense with multiple home runs in the sixth inning.
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