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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
9
Anchorage golfers will play through a full night starting at 10 p.m. with a midnight break, the annual Short Nighter tournament, timed to Alaska's midnight sun, draws many locals after long days of long light.
Fragmented text reports multiple baseball and football items with postponed games at Thomasville Waycross Brunswick Moultrie and Thomacville plus results from New York Boston Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore Detroit Chicago and others.
Jans Wil play at Forest Park while servicemen and their dependents will use the 18 hole Moose Run golf course at Fort Richardson. Col. John F Prather calls the layout second farthest north with 7118 yards of narrow fairways amid pine and wild game. The northmost course is in Sweden. Darkness is not the main issue dusk lasts 46 minutes and wildlife and late tee times pose bigger problems.
Shiver delivered an inside-the-park homer to cap Wight and Brown's 8 to 7 comeback over Wight Hardware in Cairo City League Fast-Pitch. Ralph Sheffield earned the win with 11 strikeouts, Gary Bishop took the loss, and Shiver went 2 for 4 while Bruce Bishop went 3 for 3.
Monticello Florida greyhound races report results from races one through ten with winners and payouts including top finishes and quiniela bets. Notable dogs include Carefree Way Jop Rock Melody Mile Gypsy Legend Vimy and Gypsy Legend with listed odds and times for each race.
Al Medalist Dick Sikes of Arkansas led after 36 holes in the 66th NCAA Golf Championship as 64 players began qualifying. Oklahoma State topped team scoring with 581, Houston second at 582, Texas tied 591, and Georgia qualified a full four-man squad for the match play.
Burly Jack Nicklaus begins his bid for a second straight U.S. Open at The Country Club, facing Arnold Palmer and a strong field that includes Gary Player Tony Lema Gene Littler Julius Boros and Sam Snead. Palmer, returning from weariness, seeks another major as Nicklaus tries to repeat.
A Commerce and Labor Departments study shows women held 32 percent of total U S jobs in 1990 up from 23 percent earlier. The piece urges readers to use Times Enterprise Classified Well Wanted ads to hire efficient workers quickly.
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