Rebels Poised for 1963 Season Under Vaught At Ole Miss
Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught faces a tough 1963 campaign with passing game questions and key backfield battles. Dave Jennings and Mike Dennis vie for tailback while freshmen Bill Clay Johnny Richardson Stan Hindman join the varsity. Perry Lee Dunn headlines quarterback duties with Weatherly and Heidel backing him. Senior linemen Whaley Hall Cecil Ford Bobby Robinson lead a strong line as the Rebels play most home games at Jackson's Memorial Stadium.
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Dennis
Bill Clay
Johnny Richardson
Stan Hindman
Vaught
Ole Miss
Rebels
Arkansas
Sugar Bow
Little Tampa
Southeastern
Fullbn Randall
Freddie Roberts
Frank Kinard Jr
Allen Brown
Whaley Hall
Cecil Ford
Bobby Robinson
Mississippi Memorial Stadium
Jackson
Vanderbilt
Tampa
Hemingway Stadium
Oxford
Williams Added To North Squad
North and South All-Star coaches and players practiced in the heat as they finalize plans for the August 9 game The North adds 200 pound center John Williams of Decatur and aims for a straight T offense with limited action for some players The South notes strong effort and cites John Bricken LeVoid Green and Steve Holley as standout performers
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
South
J. D. Chesteen
North
Bud Mills
Sidney Lanier
John Williams
Decatur
Mills
Morris Schrimsher
Schrimsher
Huntsville
Mike
Luther
Banks
Joe Millsaps
Danville
Bill Joiner
John Bricken
LeVoid Green
Coffee Springs
Steve Holley
Sansom
Refrigerate maple syrup after opening to inhibit mold growth
After opening a bottle or can of maple syrup, keep it refrigerated to slow or prevent mold growth. Proper chilling helps preserve flavor and safety, extending shelf life beyond room temperature storage.
Baseball league standings and Monday results summary
The league standings show New York leading with a 66 3 record, Chicago at 55, Baltimore 9 2 9, and Los Angeles atop the National League chase. Today's schedule lists multiple games including Yankees at Washington and Dodgers at Chicago with night starts. National League matchups feature St Louis at New York, San Francisco at Houston, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia among others.
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An.eague
New York
Cuicago
Baltimore
Sezens
Cshal Sd Ee
Wnodek
Los Angeles
Ata
City
Ckbeesebae
Itn Ae
Pg York
Ford
Washington
Osteen
Daniels
Cleveland
Latman
Roberts
Herbert
Kansas City
Segui
Boston
Wilson
Detroit
Lary
Stange
Chance
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Simmons
Cisco
Ema
Sadowski
Cloninger
Angeles Drysdale
Miller Angeles
Jackson
Buffalo
Brown
O’toole
Jay
Bennett
Duren
Pony League All-Star Game Scheduled Friday at West Town
The Decatur Pony League closes its season with an All-Star game Friday at 8 p.m. at West Town Field pitting All-Stars from five teams against the pennant winning Yankees. Players named include Gary Ryan, Larry Johnson, Mickey Hill, Mike Webb, Danny Gibson, and Danny Wakefield among others. All-Stars practice Thursday at 6 30 p.m. and the Yankees at 7 p.m. at Colt League Field.
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Decatur Pony League
West Town Field
Yankees
Redlegs
Gary Ryan
Larry Johnson
Bobby Robinson
James Terry
Tommy Owens
Orioles
Mickey Hill
Mike Ratcliff
Billy Hudson
Indians
Mike Webb
Wayne Hammond
Larry Sparks
Tigers
Danny Gibson
Jimmy Miller
White Sox
Danny Wakefield
John Bolton
All-Stars
Colt League Field
Breedlove Sets Lights On 500 MPH Land Speed
Craig Breedlove powered his jet car Spirit of America to 428.37 mph on the first run at Bonneville, with a second pass at 388.47 mph. His average 407.45 mph breaks Sir John Cobb’s 1947 record of 394.196 mph. Breedlove, 26, aims for 500 mph this week, noting his car’s jet engine design differs from Cobb’s piston car.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Craig Breedlove
Spirit of America
Utah Salt Flats
Sir John Cobb
England
Breedlove
Los Angeles
Cobb
Public Forum policy on reader letters in The Decatur Daily
The Decatur Daily welcomes letters on daily questions but keeps writer names confidential when requested. The editor will know the sender's identity and address, and manuscripts are not returned.
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Decatur Daily
Protect wild fawns by discouraging rescue attempts
A Decatur Daily column urges readers to stop handling abandoned fawns claiming to rescue them. It explains deer behavior, noting fawns hide in separate areas, and warns that handling can remove their natural fear of humans, risking danger to both deer and people.
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Conservation Department
Colts Clip Giants 6-5 in Houston thriller
In Houston the Colts beat the Giants 6-5 as Hal Woodeshick allowed a homer but earned the win. Carl Warwick delivered the decisive two out single in the ninth, driving in the winning run after being used for defense in the eighth. The loss tightens Giants’ hold in the NL race behind the Dodgers and Cardinals.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Vriter Woodeshick
Warwick
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Carl Warwick
Houston
Woodeshick
Asways
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Local Briefs include golf ace and Auburn figures
Matthew Power sank a hole in one on the 16th at Decatur Country Club. The Morgan Limestone County Auburn Alumni Association meets Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. in First Federal building penthouse with Ralph Shug Jordan as guest, joined by Coach Vince Dooley and Joe Sarver. Also advice on fawns urges not handling or removing young deer to avoid distress.
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Matthew Power
Fairway Dr
Decatur Country Club
Morgan- Limestone County
Auburn Alumni Association
Federal Building
Auburn University
Ralph “Shug” Jordan
Vince Dooley
Joe Sarver
Trial resumes in $10 million libel suit against Curtis Publishing
In Atlanta AP report the libel case pits Butts and Bryant against Curtis Publishing over a 1962 Georgia Alabama game ringer claim. Attorney Welborn Cody seeks to probe gambling linked phone calls while witnesses describe intercepted conversations and notes.
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Atlanta
National Magazine
Welborn B. Cody
Curtis Publishing Co
Pers
Butts
Post
Gamg
Cody
William H. Schroder Jr
J.D. Bolton
Bolton
University Athletic Board
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
George P. Burnett
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant
Burnett
Georgia
C. C. Aderhold
Schroder
Frank Graham Jr
Roderick Beddow
Birmingham
Ala
Om Bryant
U.S. District Court
University of
Threeee Burnett
Pro Football Charity game slated in Decatur Stadium
The second annual Decatur Civitan pro football game will be played Saturday night at Decatur High School stadium marking the 1963 season kickoff. Huntsville Rockets and Gadsden Raiders compete in the new pro conference with proceeds benefiting the Decatur Opportunity Center. Reserved seats $3, adults $2.25, students $1.25 with ducats sold at several Decatur stores.
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Decatur Civitan
Decatur
Huntsville Rockets
Gadsden Raiders
Civitans
Decatur Opportunity Center
Opportunity Center
Kingfisher Named for Its Angling Skill in Nature
The kingfisher earns its name as one of nature's top anglers reflecting its adept fishing prowess and distinctive hunting style.
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Rebs
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkingon
Louis Guy
Chuck Morris
Dave Jennings
Tennessee
Jennings
Mike Dennis
Perry Lee Dunn
Dunn
Jimmy Weatherly
Griffing
Jimmy Heidel
Larry Smith
Hartselle
Mla
Aou
Mockingbird
Gregory Peck
Williams
Swerson
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated of
Credit Life
Lee Street
Huntsville Parkway City
Pony League
Boys Club
Decatur Boys Club
Fred Robinson
Horns Trailer Court
Douglas Edney
12Th Ave. NW
Montgomery
Decatur Daily Decatur
Frank L. Hayes
Princess
Disney
Summer Magic Technicolor
Clip Giants
Schroder Jr
Graham
Larry Rakestraw
Curtis
Hugh Fleming
Brince
University of Alabama
Fleming
U.S
Lewis R. Morgan
Doris Day
Mre
Arseme Francis
Bowline Drive-In
Ames Garner
Hatfield
Athens, Alabama
Edgar Allan Poe
Raven
Vincent Price
Peter Lorre
Boris Karloff
6Th Ave
N.E
Center
California
Southern Airways
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