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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1965

Page

4

Legion Opener With Tifton Delayed By Weather

Thomanville American Legion baseball hosts Tifton at Varnedoe Stadium after two rainouts. Opening ceremonies at 7 30 pm, first pitch expected around 8. Fred Williams of Cordele is slated to start for Tifton as coach Ray Willett prescribes the lineup.

Thomanville American Legion Tifton Varnedoe Stadium Fred Williams Cordele Ray Willett Thomasville High Bulldogs Wrycliffe Orr Auburn Orr Thomasville Tommy Willians Buster Lanter

Baseball Season Opens as Tommy Dykes Slants for Thomasville

Central sophomore Tommy Dykes starts on the mound for Thomasville in the season opener. Tifton, featuring Doug Tucker, Paul Rainey, and Hugh Gordon, faces Tallahassee in a three game series with mixed results.

University of Georgia Doug Tucker

FCA Summer Conference Ends With Valuable Experience

Gary Brady of Thomasville High and Berns Lannigan of Central were picked by their coaches to attend the 10th anniversary FCA conference at Snow Mountain North Carolina. They called the experience invaluable and said hearing athletes testify for the Lord was especially impactful to their personal and professional lives.

Suet Gary Brady Thomasville High Berns Lannigan Central Suck Mountain North Carolina Brady

Notable Speakers at Six Day Sports Conference

An All Star speaker list featured figures like Georgia Tech star Bill Curry and Clyde Leg from Vanderbilt, plus NFL names Jim Fryer and Bill Wade. Dr. Billy Graham Frank Clement and Clyde Lee addressed attendees highlighting the link between faith and sports. Clement urged players to model conduct for younger athletes.

Vanderbilt Clyde Leg Alabama Steve Sloan Jim Fryer Kansas City Chiefs Bill Wade Chicago Bears Don Shinnick Willie Richardson Baltimore Colts reQails Lannigan Billy Graham Tennessee Frank Clement Clyde Lee

Exchange Rips Past Sunnyland for 11 Run Win

Exchange hammered 18 hits for 17 runs in an 11 9 victory over Sunnyland at Junior Pony League Field. Danny Cone Weeley Sampson and Rodney Turner sparked a seven run uprising in the second inning while Sunnyland surged with three in the fifth and an eight run seventh frame. In the nightcap Coats Clark used walk totals to fuel a 19 16 win as Roger Allen doubled and Ken Taylor paced Exchange with key hits.

Exchange Junior Pony League Field Coats & Clark Davie Meter Danny Cone Weeley Sampson Rodney Turner Joe Benny Brown Robert Shiver Brown Blake Brooker Shiver Ken Taylor Sunnyland

JCRC Dog Races Report Latest Finishers and Payouts

Results from ten dog races show winners and payoffs. Notable finishes include Jerry's Nancy and Ken's Rosa in early heats, and Lucky Rocky with a gate opener in the later card. Quinelas and Quinelas-plus totals listed, with times around 31 to 39 seconds.

Fancy Meek Milam Will Quinela Cactus Leaf Pinkey Malone Lucky Rocky R.F. Resge Ooime Jocelyn Jerry McDuff Big Q

Celtics Sold to New York Brewery in $8 Million Deal

The Boston Celtics, seven time NBA champions, are sold to Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing Co of New York. The team will stay in Boston and Arnold Auerbach will remain in charge. Co owner Lou Pieri and brewery reps announced the deal, with Jack Waldron to be Celtics president and Marvin Kratter to chair the board.

Boston Boston Celtics Ruppert-Knickerbocker Brewing Co New York Arnold Red) Auerbach Auerbach Lou Pieri Brewing Company Pieri Walter Brown Charles Keene Jack Waldron

Dairy Girls Win Again in YMCA Softball Showdown

Thomasville Dairies slugged to a 117-10 victory over YMCA at Pony League Field. Johe Bannister led with a 1 for 1 night including a triple and two singles, Elaine Rich added three singles, and Pegsy Wheeler allowed 10 hits. Peasy Thornton sparked YMCA with three baserunners and Pat Sanders drove in three runs with a fourth inning single.

Thomasville Dairies Pwerful Dairy YMCA Pony League Field Pegsy Wheeler Warner Bros Johe Bannister Witt Elaine Rich Peasy Thornton Pat Sanders

Fox Upsets Lundquist Seals Wimbledon Shock On Birthday

American Allen Fox, 26, stunned Sweden’s top seed Jan Henrik Lundquist in four sets at Wimbledon. The UCLA psychology student analyzed his opponent to win 7-9 7-5 6-2 1-8, becoming the dark horse of the tournament while Eugene Scott looms next.

Allen Fox Sweden Jan Hrik Lundquist Fox UCLA Lundquist States Eugene Scott

Legion Schedule For Thomasville May July Games

The schedule lists Legion matchups with Tifton Thomasville Albany Roseville Cairo and Thomsaville. Games span June 25th June 27th July 1st July 4th July 10th 11th 15th with times including 9 p m and 3 30 p m and tentative start times noted.

Tifton Thomasville Albany Roseville Cairo Tiften Thomsaville

Beaumont teen takes two stroke lead in Cape Coral junior golf

Randy Wolff of Beaumont Texas built a two stroke edge heading into the final round of the All American Junior Golf Tournament at the Cape Coral course. He carded a one over par 78 in round three to reach a 213 total, moving past Robert Swinton of Dublin Georgia who slipped to 220 after an 80. Richard Anthony of Andalusia Alabama and Dick Stephens of St. Petersburg Florida tied for second at 218.

Cape Coral Randy Wolff Beaumont Tex Robert Swinton Dublin Richard Anthony Andaluaia Ala Dick Stephens St. Petersburg Fla

Ralston Beats Krishnan in Straight Sets

Dennis Ralston, the U.S. No. 1 and fourth seed, defeated Ramanathan Krishnan in straight sets in the tennis match. Krishnan, five-times Indian champion, could not answer Ralston’s paced, accurate play.

Dennis Ralston U.S Ramanathan Krishnan

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