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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1969

Page

9

Smith Defends Colts Loss In Super Bowl

Bubba Smith says the Super Bowl 16-7 loss to the Jets was the Colts' worst game and that they beat themselves. He notes Namath did not beat Indiana and recalls a near end zone misfire by Earl Morrall to Jimmy Orr in a 28-20 regular season win over Atlanta.

Michigan State Colts Smith New York Jets Atlanta Falcons Jets Namath Joe Namath Atlanta Falcons Jimmy Orr Earl Morrall

Georgia Crate forces 6-1 record with win over Sunnyland

Georgia Crate leads the Clay Street YMCA Men's Industrial Softball League at 6-1 after beating Sunnyland 17-12. Matthew Conyers hit two homers and a single, Earl Williams Jr added a homer and two doubles, Doc Choice two doubles and a single. Bobby Williams earned the win. Arthur Bryant hit a home run, Ernest Higdon added two singles. Sunnyland’s Morris Williams homered and doubled. Bobby Scott and J. R. Tillman each had two singles for Sunnyland.

Georgia Crate Clay Street Ymca Sunnyland Matthew Conyers Earl Williams Jr Doc Choice Craters Bobby Williams Arthur Bryant Ernest Higdon Morris Williams Bobby Scott J. R. Tillman

Vince Lombardi Returns to Coaching With Packers

Vince Lombardi returned to the field as an active coach for the Green Bay Packers after a period away from coaching. He guided the Packers to two Super Bowl victories and resumes on the sidelines to lead the team.

Vince Lombardi Lombardi Green Bay Packers

Standout Batting Leaders From 150 At Bats Across Leagues

In the batters with 150 at bats, Carrs Robinson of Baltimore leads with a .338 average while Blair also shines for Baltimore with 49 runs and 79 hits. Killebrew of Minnesota and Powell of Baltimore top RBIs with 54 and 52 respectively.

Carew Minnesota F. Robinson Baltimore Blair Killebrew Powell Minnesoa M. Alou Pittsburgh A. Johnson Cincinnati Wynn Houston Kessinger Chicago Banks McCovey San Francisco

Coble's Fisherman's Calendar Time for Each Day

A brief notice of Coble's Fisherman's Calendar published in 1969 provides daily timing guidance for fishing in Central Standard Time with instructions to adjust for other zones and daylight saving, noting copyright.

Coble

Commercial Bank Captures 14-3 Win

Pitcher Larry McPherson struck out 14 and pitched a two hitter as Commercial Bank beat Magnolia Pines 14-3 in the Clay S. YMCA Pony League. Nathaniel Presha led with a three run homer and Robert Wilson a two run shot. McPherson allowed two singles by Arthur Hollis and William Andrews.

Larry McPherson Commercial Bank Magnolia Pines Clay S. Ymca Commercial Nathaniel Presha Robert Wilson McPherson Arthur Hollis William Andrews

Kansas San Jose State Tennessee Favorites In NCAA Track Meet

Kansas and San Jose State are named as favorites to win the NCAA track and field title with Tennessee also viewed as a contender. Coaches from USC UCLA and Tennessee praise their teams on the home Tennessee track as conditions and high-level competition loom for the Thursday to Saturday event.

Kansas San Jose State Tennessee Knoxville Tenn Southern California Verne Wolfe Washington State Wolfe UCLA Oregon Villanova Vols Jim Bush Bush John Smith Len van Hofwegan Andy Young Wayne Collett Compton NCAA

JCKC Racing Results From Multiple 5-16 Mile Races

Race by race results with favorites and payouts for JCKC track events. Horses named include Estron Tall Cornbread Cash To Spare Hawaii Hazel Bolt Rebel Trader Me Cindy Me Sisonda Montague Risk Montague Support Julius E Big Q Millsome Fashion Cri Hayley Tell Blaze Boroxo Montague Art Rocky Q Chrome Trim etc. Quinelas and daily doubles listed with T times and totals.

Hawaii Hazel Quinéla Bolt Rebel Trader Me Cindy Me Quinela Sisonda Montague Glory Mealdy Red River A. C

UH golfer Barbarossa wins Southeastern Amateur title

Ft Lauderdale native Bob Barbarossa, a University of Houston golfer, captured the Southeastern Amateur at Columbus Country Club, finishing 281 on 6,557 yards. Steve Melnyk led early but bogeyed No 18. Hubert Green and defending champ Jack Key also competed, with Key finishing far back.

University of Houston Columbus, Ga Ft. Lauderdale Fla Bob Barbarossa Steve Melnyk Barbarossa Brunswick University of Florida Columbus Country Club Hubert Green Birmi Ala Jack Key Columbus

Quarry Opens Air Workout For Frazier Quarry Fight

In New York Jack Quarry watches son Jerry and Joe Frazier train publicly for the June 26 title bout at Madison Square Garden. Jerry sparred with Charley Harris while Frazier faced Don Warner, with Mike Quarry in a Monday prelim. Family ties and nerves color the scene as Quarry predicts a tough, hard-fought match.

New York Jack Quarry Jerry Quarry Duffy Square Joe Frazier Madison Square Garden Charley Emperor” Harris Frazier Don Warner Philadelphia Jerry Quarry Mike

Sunbeam Edges VFW in Junior Pony League clash

Kiwanis routed Elks 30 to 2 while Sunbeam rallied to beat VFW 13 to 12 Monday. Robbie Hopkins sparked Kiwanis with two hits after three innings and Sunbeam tied late on Jack Lauder relief. Toby Chapman homered to start Sunbeam’s rally and Dan Stone tripled as Sunbeam clinched the win. Dick Campbell and Mike Ramey led VFW with triples.

Kiwanis Club Elks Club Sunbeam VFW Robbie Hopkins Kiwanis Jack Lauder Aftor Thomas Gra Toby Chapman Chapman Dan Stone Dick Campbell Mike Ramey

Baseball Stars Rally as Smith Hit Leads Red Sox over Indians

Reggie Smith of Boston belted a double to start a rally and added his 11th and 12th home runs, driving in four runs in a Boston victory over Cleveland. Nelson Briles of the Cardinals yielded ten hits in a rough outing.

Reggie Smith Red Sox Boston Cleveland Nelson Briles Cardinals Setae

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