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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
3
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a 66ers game and a player nicknamed Ti dot hits. No clear event date or outcome is provided. Other phrases reference costs and editor tools but lack coherent context or names to anchor a story.
The edition details Phillips 66ers and Cairo All-Stars play, players' home runs and batting averages, and standings shifts. Notable names include Quincy, Cairo, and Dou g Binion with leaders Sonny Thompson and Cooley. The piece notes arc pitching, skill, and league cross play while mentioning upcoming Florida State University attendance for a player.
Johr replaces Fireball InH Nan Moody stable at Charlotte as Bobby Jo to drive a 1964 Pontiac. The move joins Fred Lorenzen, forming a two car Holman Moody team for NASCAR events. Fireball Roberts remains hospitalized with serious burns after the May 24 World 600 crash and faces a long recovery.
Bank of Thomas County connected for seven hits including Paul Tyler's home run to defeat Thomas County Federal 13 to 3 in a three inning YMCA Farm Baseball League opener. Alan Chastain went 2 for 2 and John McCormick 2 for 3, while Johnny Baker had the lone Federal hit. The game ended early at 7 pm and was ruled official by YMCA official George Everett.
Neel's socks blasted to a 16-7 victory as Neel's overcame a 5-2 Watkins lead. John Simmons led Neel's with 8 for 4, a double, Jim Bradley collected four hits, and Bobby Hines added a double. Robinson-Smith vs Moose set for 7:30 tonight at West Jackson Street Pony League Field.
The Monticello track held ten races on Tuesday June 16 with dogs listed in each Grade and Maidens event. Monday results show winners and payoffs for all ten races with times and quinellas.
Yesterday Chicago beat Baltimore 9 to 1 and Washington defeated Los Angeles 8 to 2. Minnesota at Cleveland was rained out. Today Boston visits New York twi night and Chicago hosts Baltimore at twi night. Several games listed as N or twi light across multiple matchups.
Coca Cola beat Coats and Clark 12 to 11 as Joe Peeples and Ray Brantley starred in a tense late rally. Kiwanis upset VFW 18 to 15 with six seventh inning runs after a 15 12 lead. The Exchange Club meets Lewis Enterprises at 5 30 and Sunnyland faces Davis Meter at 7 30 at Fletcher Street Junior Pony League Field.
The document lists multiple junior baseball or athletic rosters with corresponding managers and coaches. Teams named include Junior Pony, Coca Cola, Davis Meter, Elks, Exchange, Flowers Sunbeam, Kiwanis, Lewis Enterprises, Sunyndland, and Wo. F. W. along with respective managers and coaches such as Rudolph King, Bill Piland, Lamar Alley, R. J. Merchant, Bobby Blalock, R. EF. Bloodworth, Billy King, Kenley Lanter, Kitty Atkinson, Francis Hunter, and others.
In Tokyo Osamu Watanabe outpointed Blisee Aranda. In San Francisco Jimmy Lester knocked out Andres Herrera. In Philadelphia Benny Briscoe stopped Percy Manning.
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