I Shall Return to Thomasville in My Journalistic Farewell
A Times Enterprise writer bids farewell to Thomasville area readers on departure for Augusta and points northeast. He praises local people and climate, mentions plans to revisit Miccosukee Lake, and cites hopes to see Thomasville High, Veterans Memorial Stadium improvements, and local sports figures return to form. He pledges continued readers and returns, echoing MacArthur.
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Augusta
Times-Enterprise
Thomas County
Thomasville
Miccosukee
Thomasville High
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Moe McChing
Cairo
Douglas MacArthur
SEC Distributes $661 942 Among 12 Member Units
The Southeastern Conference distributes 661 942.60 among its twelve member schools for 1963 64 from NCAA TV football revenue bowl game proceeds and operating surplus. Alabama Auburn Florida Georgia Tech Kentucky LSU Mississippi Tennessee Tulane Vanderbilt Mississippi State and Georgia names listed with individual allotments.
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SEC
Birmingham
Ala
Bernie Moore
Southeastern Conference
Columbia Broadcasting System
Moore
Commissioner’s Office
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
LSU
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Greyhound racing results across eleven events
Ten races listed with dogs names and grades through eleventh event. Entries include Millie L Ray F C Ray Miss Candy Ann and many others with grades from O to A and details like 0.8 and placements.
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Millie L
David Rock
Miss Candy Ann
Cactus Catfish
Burt
Betty
Noel Talent
Fanta
Cactus Rob
Holiday Ring
Mac Coy's
Confucius Thin Clue
Easy Fly
Tampa Hot Rod
Cactus Clara
Lee Ke
Babr B
Moskin
Monticello Race Night Results
Results from Monticello Florida horse races listing winners and payoffs for ten races with times. Notable payouts include First race Valor at 4.60 8.00 3.20 and Twentieth final Quineta 4-7 with 44.2 time.
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F.C
Valor
Cactus Angela
L.B
Quinela
Tall One
Space Monkey
D. D
Patti Green
Delaware Jane
Algar
Quineta
Tiny Oakeg
E.I. Tillie
Plenty Reason
E. Mac Duff
Mencken
Ettera
Wanda Drake
al Linton
Bret Slade
Trusted
Susy Gale
Ample Angie
Nancy Speed
Corky
Sey Quineta
Carre! Carrel
Sibley
Nellella
Baseball misplay fuels home run myth in Auburn game
Dan Napoleon appeared to homer on a high fly to the fence but Binghamton outfielder John May admitted he swapped in a ball from his pocket after gestures, pleasing Auburn 82. Manager Clyde McCullough and Bing hamton’s Andy Pafko commented on the incident and Napoleon was credited with the homer. Elsewhere Ralph Welland’s Harvard hockey teams totaled 200 wins 92 losses and 14 ties in 18 seasons.
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Binghamton, NY
Dan Napoleon
Binghamton
May
Auburn
Clyde McCullough
Andy Pafko
Napoleon
Harvard
Ralph (Cooney) Welland
Baseball Standings and Results in National and American Leagues
National League and American League standings shown with team records and winning percentages. Game results include Rochester over Atlanta 6 4 and Pittsburgh over New York 8 1, plus multiple scheduled matchups across leagues and minor circuits.
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G.B. Philadelphia
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Cincinnati
Buffalo
St. Louis
M&m
Syracuse
Chicago
Richmond
Los Angeles
Columbus
Houston
Oly
Atlanta
Milwaukee
New York
Roches Houston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Coca-Cola Socks roll to 16 12 win over Davis Meter
Coca-Cola, after a 4 of 5 start, won 16 12 over Davis Meter to run their record in two games to 2 0. The Coke offense pounded eight extra base hits led by Rusty Sampson and Lester Miller who each contributed three hits and multi position play. Miller and Sampson combined for five hits, while Miller struck out eight in a rough outing for Davis Meter starter Gordon Palmer.
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Coca-Cola
Coke
Rusty Sampson
Lester Miller
Miller
Sampson
Allan Chastain
Ben Bass
Ken Coram
Gordon Palmer
Jim Hay
Davis Meter
Ray Ragen
Bill Piland
Lewis Enterprises
VFW
Hackney
Gary Hunter
Sunnyland
Coats
Clark
Ellis
Flowers Sunbeam
Lanter to Pick All-Star Team for Thomasville Doubleheader
Kenley Lanter of the 6 0 Lewis Enterprises Junior Pony League team will select 18 players from a submitted list to form the Thomasville Junior Pony All Stars for a doubleheader against a Tallahassee All Star squad. The 8 30 p m game will be at Fletcher Street Junior Pony League Field.
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Lanter
Kenley Lanter
Lewis Enterprises
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Satur
Thomasville Ymca
Pony League
John Chambers
Billy Jones
Curtis Champion
Buddy King
Coats and Clark
Steve Stubbs
Billy Chaney
Dallas Norman
Glenn Davis
Andy Palmer
Ellis
Ray Ragan
John Dobbs
Lee Ragan
Rodney Williams
Davis Meter
Felix Horne
Lee Med
Piney Woods Golf Tourney Draws 200 Plus Entrants
Frank Eldridge seeks defense of title as Piney Woods Golf Tournament at Glen Arven attracts more than 200 amateur golfers from three states July 24. Nearly 40 invitations issued with many entries listed. extra activities include a buffet dinner shrimp supper watermelon cutting and a Fourth of July dance.
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Piney Woods
Frank Eldridge
Glen Arven Country Club
Dave Smith
Cairo Sets Swimmers and All-Star Baseball Showdown
Cairo schedules a dual swim meet at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Cairo Recreation Center pool. Cairo 17 and under baseball All-Stars face Albany at 2 p.m. behind the high school, per Recreation Director Tommy Taylor.
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Cairo
Bainbridge
Cairo Recreation Center
Tommy Taylor
Albany
Syrupmakers
Bankers Edge Thomas County in Farm League Thriller
Bankers trip Thomas County 22 to 7 in YMCA Farm League action. Randall Hatcher went 3 for 2 with a triple to pace the winners. John McCormick added a double and single, Daniel Myers two singles, while Tim Davis and Paul Tyler each had a hit. The losers managed two hits as Jim Sherrod hit a triple and Johnny Baker a single.
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Thomas County Federal
YMCA
Bank of Thomas County
Randall Hatcher
John McCormick
Daniel Myers
Tim Davis
Paul Tyler
Jim Sherrod
Johnny Baker
Pirates Mop Up Mets in 15 9 Victory
The Pirates defeated the Mets 15 to 9 in YMCA Boys Softball League action. Winning pitcher Jimmy Chavaux. Gary Ulmer took the loss. Pirates players Allen Richard Tony Lewis Tomy McGalliard and Charles Fykes went 3 for 4. Mets Jerry Wilford was 2 for 3. Pirates remain undefeated in two league starts. Mets and Tigers tied 1-1.
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Mets
YMCA
Pirates
Tigers
Colton Avenue Field
Jimmy Chavaux
Gary Ulmer
Allen Richard
Tony Lewis
Tomy McGalliard
Charles Fykes
Jerry Wilford
Yankees
Mets Pirates
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Fla
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