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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
3
NFL public relations director announced a Louis Harris survey showing Atlanta may become the wealthiest professional football franchise and a leading sports city. No decision on ownership or NFL versus AFL status was made. football leads among Atlanta fans.
The Baltimore Orioles will not field a rookie team in South Georgia this summer if Thomasville and four other cities become prospective homes. Assistant Farm Director Lou Gorman said the club already operates two rookie squads in Bluefield and Aberdeen and cannot handle a third. He noted potential future interest if the league delays and if Aberdeen remains their minor league base.
Gorman said no definite word on whether the Thomasville VA hospital will close and no panic in Baltimore if it does. He noted Lockheed as a likely new tenant, while Elmira, Tri Cities, and Stockton lead their leagues with strong pitching and active relief. Stu Muller’s last 40 innings in relief yielded one earned run.
Summary of ten races with dog names, finishing times, and win place show payouts. Odds listed for each race include top four finishers and exacta or quinela figures. Notable totals include a 39:85 time in the eleventh race and a 2081.60 quinela sum across listed events.
Nicklaus leads the St Paul Open field on Keller Municipal as the pro tour heads to a 20 000 first prize event. Arnold Palmer returns after 1958 struggles with putting while Gene Littler posts a five under par 66 in the tune up round.
Willie Mays hit his 22nd homer of the season and 475th of his career, tying Stan Musial for second on the MLB all time NL list as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 6-1. Hank Aguirre pitched four-hitter shutout to move into AL winningest pitcher with nine wins.
Tony Along defeats Levi Forte over ten rounds in Miami Beach. The bout lists Along 2102 as his location and Forte representing Miami.
Kiwanis thumped Flowers 15-6 in the first half finale as Carroll belted a grand slam after four hitless trips. In the nightcap, Exchange built a 15-10 win over Davis Meter with nine late runs, while Rodney Williams led Meter with a 3-for-3 night and three RBIs.
Neel's tops Jaycees 8-6 in Pony League after a three-run sixth fueled by Ken Cone's two-out single. Cone scored on three wild pitches and an error as Neel's backed by strong relief and a contentious early twist.
The Thomasville Dairies crushed Joan Art Mills 33 to 2 in five innings as Carol Arline hurled a strong game and led with four hits. Ethel Voyles Marilyn Wheeler and Arline each had four safeties, while Linda Griffin scored five runs for the Dairy team. Peggy Hendricks added two singles for Mills.
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