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Earl Rickey
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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
3
Forehand pitches enthusiasm to Thom asville clubs
Lee Forehand visits Thomasville Kiwanis Club delivering his football philosophy with soft humor and confident salesmanship. He hints at November appeal and says he would enjoy working there, joking about street comments on his job and supporters behind him.
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Lee Forehand
Thomasville
Thomasville Kiwanis
Forehand
Lee
Thom asville High Coach Promises First Class Program
A Thom asville High football coach emphasizes personal responsibility for camp location and facility needs, pledging a first class program on and off the field. He stresses modern offenses, disciplined players, strong academics, and winning mindset, while defending his humor and leadership style.
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Camp Piney Woods
Thomasville High
the Devil
St. Peter
Devil
Johnny Duncan Outpoints Ivelan Eastman in Port of Spain
Johnny Duncan of Trinidad defeated Guyana’s Ivelan Eastman by decision in Port of Spain. The bout lasted ten rounds with Duncan earning the judges’ favorable verdict.
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Associated Press
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Johnny Duncan
Ivelan Eastman
Guyana
Exchange Rises to Third in YMCA Junior PONY League Standings
After a week of action Exchange tops a tie for fourth with VFW and Lew is Enterprise to third. Exchange beat Pave 16-2 while Lewis Enterprises and VFW lost. Coats and Clark remain in first after defeating Davis Meter 7-5 and 2-1 in a 11 inning marathon where Aren Richard stole home for the winning run. Flowers beat Coca-Cola 9-2 to stay second. Davis Meter dropped to sixth after two losses. Farm League saw Thomas County Federal undefeated with wins over MacIntyre and Edwards 7-5 and 14-2.
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Exchange
VFW
Lewis Enterprise
Pave
Lewis Enterprises
Coats and Clark
Davis Meter
Coats
Clark
Flowers
Coca-Cola
Thomas County Fed-ral
MacIntyre
Edwards
Pavo
Frank Hjort
TCF
Hjort
Georgia Crate
The
Craters
Bank of Thomas County
Osteen Delivers Five-Hitter Beats Braves 4-0 In Atlanta
Claude Osteen blanked Atlanta with a five-hitter as the Dodgers won 4-0. He credited rhythm return after a recent rough stretch, aided by a late uprising sparked by leadoff hit and four late runs including West Parker and Lou Johnson. Alston praised Osteen’s best effort of the year.
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Atlanta, Ga
Walter Alston
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodger
Caney Springs
Tenn
Braves
Phil Regan
Osteen
Dodgers
West Parker
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Johnny Roseboro
Atlanta
Alston
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Bobby Bragan
Wade Blasingame
Blasingame
Ted Abernathy
Clay Carroll
Championship 300 Indy Car Showdown In Atlanta
The Championship 300 Indy car race at Atlanta International Raceway shapes up as a rear engine Ford versus Offy battle. notables slated include Mario Andretti AJ Foyt Jim McElreath Don Branson Joey Leonard Unser clan and many more as prize money tops 72000 for the 200 lap event.
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Atlanta
Atlanta International Raceway
AIR
Nelson Weaver
Mario Andretti
A. J. Foyt
Jim Mcc- Elreath
Don Branson
Joey Leonard
Bobby Unser
Roger McCluskey
Chuck Hulse
Bud Tingelstad
Billy Foster
Arnie Knepper
Johnny Boyd
Gary Congdon
Jim Hurtubise
Greg Weld
Gary Bettenhausen
Gig Stephens
Gordon Johncock
Art Pollard
Carl Williams
George Snider
Mel Kenyoun
Dick Atkins
Thomasville Stars rout Camilla 15-6 in Pony League exhibition
Thomasville relies on a 15 hit attack led by Mark Smith, Bill Chaney, and Carl Upton as Camilla falls 15-6. Beaty relieves early struggles while Charles Singletary shines on defense. Adair pitches well in relief but Thomasville maintains the offense and builds a big early lead.
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Earl Dickel
Thomasville
Jirc Beaty
Camilla
Beaty
Tifton
Smith
Bill Chaney
Brant Beene
Carl Upton
RBI
Chaney
Upton
Joe Peeples
Charles Slaughter
Bill Ramey
Doug Adair
Beeney
Adair
Singletary
Ramey
Cheney
Boone
Thomavillervns
Smith, Chaney
Unton
Charles Sins’tary
Kep Smith
Phen de Beaty
Seana Ease
A Smith
Hearne Beene
C Upton
Eeeiaidte
Ga Parish
Davis
Tbss
Peoples
Voyies
Campbell
Ee Kirbo
Ae Jones
Sat Frker
Cf Adams
C Shiver
McCain
Baird
McCaskill
Workhorse Jim Bunning Improving In Major League Season
The piece profiles Jim Bunning, a durable 34 year old Phillies right hander in his 10th full season. It notes his 2,500-inning milestone, early dominance with a 1.82 ERA after 79 spring innings, and a career arc highlighting multiple 200+ inning campaigns, a no-hitter, and high strikeout totals.
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Ning
Philadelphia Phillies
Baseball Heroes Friday's Stars PITSCHING
Sammy Ellis of the Reds threw a six hit game with 10 strikeouts and one walk in Cincinnati's 12-1 win over the NL leading Giants. Elston Howard of the Yankees hit his first grand slam in a 12 year career as New York beat the White Sox 5-2.
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Associated Press
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Elston Howard
Yankees
New York
Chicago White Sox
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Bud) Kennedy
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