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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
11
The page details race cards with results and payoffs across eleven races. It lists horse names, trainers, and win place show dividends, along with quiniela and daily double payouts for each race and combinations.
The National Football League Players Association filed a complaint over artificial turf and player fines. NLRB Examiner Melvin Wees set July 27 as the deadline for brief filings, with a decision expected in three to four months. The case hinges on whether turf and fines are bargainable, not their merits.
Texas sophomore Ben Crenshaw eagled two of the first three holes and shot 66 to spark a 14 stroke Texas lead after 36 holes at the NCAA Championships in Cape Coral. Teammate Tom Kite sits 11 under with 133, while Houston trails by 14 as Florida holds third.
Mario Andretti commuted 35 miles daily to Pocono International Raceway as heavy rains from Agnes complicate practice for the Schaefer 500. The 1969 Indy 500 winner and Pocono board member is among 43 entrants and a top favorite in the July 2 race.
Dr Boyd McWhorter 49 year old University of Georgia dean traveled from Athens Georgia to Birmingham Alabama to be introduced as the Southeastern Conference s fourth commissioner He will succeed A M Tonto Coleman who retires Sept 1 and move his family from Athens after the announcement Also noting previous SEC leaders Martin S Connor and Bernie Moore and the 1932 formed conference with the post created eight years later
The piece lists 1960s baseball leaders by league stats, naming players such as Rudi and Piniella, plus Bench and Stargell. It also profiles McWhorter as dean of Georgia College and secretary of the SEC, noting his Georgia ties, Navy service, degrees, and career.
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