Local Lady Bowlers Tie Up Alabama Tourney Honors
Dick Bell reports the 10th annual Alabama Woman's Bowling Association championship at Perry Lanes. Perry Lanes No. 1 wins A division with 3064. Kentucky Fried Chicken of Athens tops B division with 3014. R W Gentle of Huntsville takes team runner up and top scratch, with individual and doubles prizes awarded across divisions. Tournament heads to Mobile next year.
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Tryouts Begin for Little League At Two Parks
Tryouts start this afternoon at two fields for 11 year olds at 5 p.m. National League drills at Walter Jackson Field and American workouts at Austinville Elementary. At 6 30 p.m. 10 year olds begin trials at both parks. Week schedule to be announced Tuesday.
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WVU signs 7 foot 235 pound recruit
West Virginia University coach Bucky Waters lands 7 foot forward Mike Hetz of Garrett Ne School, a player so tall there is no uniform in stock to fit him. Hetz weighs 235 pounds and hails from Garrett, joining the Mountaineers for the season.
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Jim Clark Dies in Indy 500 Champion Killed in Crash
Auto racing mourns as Jim Clark, 32, former Indy 500 winner and world champion, dies after a rain collision at Hockenheim. Clark, famed for seven straight Grand Prix wins in 1963, will have funeral in Edinburgh after body is flown from Germany.
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Baseball Roundup Opens With Dodgers Phillies Standoff
Dodgers weigh delaying Tuesday home opener with Philadelphia as King funeral prompts postponements across major leagues. Walter Alston treated for kidney stone, Dodgers beat Cleveland 5 1 in exhibition as others cancel games in mourning.
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U S Club picks 12 for foreign-team tour in high altitude
Coach Henry Iba names a 12 man U S squad for a September Alamosa training camp and four weeks of high altitude drills before exhibition games against pros in Madison Square Garden Cincinnati and possibly Albuquerque Read between the lines the roster includes NAIA AAU junior college and armed forces players with Jo Jo White Ken Spain and Rick Mount among names listed Alternates include Don Issel Tom Black George Carter and Charles Paulk
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Casper Leads After 36 Holes In Greensboro Open
Greensboro N C Billy Casper holds a two stroke edge over Bobby Nichols after a 36-hole total of 132 ten under par for the Greater Greensboro Open. Gene Littler and Don January share third at 135 while the event resumes after postponements tied to national mourning for Martin Luther King Jr. and a washout earlier in the week.
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Colonels Cancel Unseld's Pursuit
The Kentucky Colonels have withdrawn their 500000 four year contract offer to Wes Unseld after he expressed a preference to play for the Baltimore Bullets. The ABA team had pressured Unseld with full page ads and public campaigning but halted the bid Saturday night.
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Standings Update for Exhibition Weekend Games
Los Angeles defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 on Sunday in an exhibition. The Monday schedule shows San Francisco facing Santa Clara University at Santa Clara, but this game does not count in standings.
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Masters Golf Opens With Sparse Crowd At Augusta
Augusta National opens Masters Week with few golfers present amid Dr. King memorial services and rain delays. Defending champion Gay Brewer faces strong challengers Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Billy Casper while Jack Nicklaus arrives late amid past champions and a 79 man field including 53 American pros and 26 non pros. Portions of the final rounds will be telecast by CBS.
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Petty Captures Third Straight Hickory Grand National
Richard Petty won his third straight Hickory Speedway Grand National stock car race. He set a track record at 79.43 mph in his 1968 Plymouth for the 100 mile event.
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N.C
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