Dodgers Clinch Junior League Title with 13-2 Mark
The Boys' Club Junior League Dodgers claim their third straight championship with a 13-2 record. The Senior League Yankees go 11-0, becoming the first undefeated team in Senior League history. Roster details for both teams are listed in the caption.
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Jerry Parker
Robbie Albano
Burt Dietz
Tim Davis
Andy
Walgreens and Weeden win two in slow-pitch tourney
Walgreens defeated Florence Merchants 13 7 and Florence Electric 8 7 while Weeden beat Dick Howell 14 5 and Florence Sanitation 7 3 in the Men's Slow-Pitch District tournament. King Steve beat Flav-o-Rich 8 4 before falling to Florence Times 21 10.
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Evans
Jacksonville State Heads Into Season With 13 Seniors
Jacksonville State will feature 13 seniors this year, the most in several years, after a prior tally of six seniors last season. The gain signals veteran leadership for the Gamecocks going into the campaign.
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Decatur- HR James McCravy Leads Lineup Partners
Lead off in the second James McCravy, Steve Meek, Paul Averitt, and Joe Speakman appear in the Bullock Co. lineup with Ricky Price Byron Weston Craig Phillips and Tim Moore among others. BB.
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Steve Meek
Paul Averitt
Joe Speakman
Joni Smitherman
Tim Moore
Steve Howell
Tommy Bodlan
Bullock Co
Ricky Price
Byron Weston
Craig Phillips
Royal plans Texas recruiting focus amid Alabama-sized state
Texas Christian coach Jim Pittman assigns each assistant a regional area similar in size to Alabama to cover about 1,100 Texas high schools. Royal notes heavy regional reach, limited contact rules, and letters as the only contact until a player finishes high school. He heads to Fort Worth to study Wishbone Offense and play off-tackle variations.
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South Wins All Star Game Dominates North At Denny Stadium
South first quarter surge to a 26 9 lead set the tone as Johnny Searight 6 8 Luverne star led with 20 points to be named MVP. Cleveland's 26 points led the South scorers while Will Moore added 23. North top scorers were Ricky Bowling and Sherwin Wigley with 11 each. The North South All Star football game kicks off at 7 45 p m at Denny Stadium.
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Gadsden
Cleveland
Will Moore
Reds
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Luverne
Netter
Willie Rothschild
West Morgan
Ricky Bowling
Sherwin Wigley
Denny Stadium
Tennis recreation complex eyed near riverfront park
Underwood describes a modern, attractive tennis complex. Officials expect it to boost tennis in the area and attract touring pros and a major tournament. A tennis pro would run the pro shop and clubhouse as with a golf course. Courts would sit north of the river, near the marina and motel site on the Tennessee River.
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All-Star Game: AL tops NL 6 4 in six to four victory
Non pitcher starters in the mids season showcase totaled 198 home runs. NL fielders hit 112 long balls while AL players collected 86. Each side connected three times in the All-Star game.
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McCravy Stars as Decatur Drubs Bullock County
McCravy led Decatur with a leadoff home run in the second inning and a key double in the sixth as Decatur stack up 13 hits and burst for five runs to seal a win over Bullock County. Meek Averitt Speakman Smitherman Moore Howell Bolan contributed multiple hits in the victory.
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J.R. Shays
Weeden
R. Nails
C. Underwood
Dick Howell
McGough
Florence Sanitation
Decatur
McCravy
Bullock County
McCrary
Steve Meek
Paul Averitt
Joe Speakman
John Smitherman
Tim Moore
Steve Howell
Bolan
Cubs blank Padres as Pizarro fans nine in duel
Juan Pizarro pitched nine strikeouts and allowed only one hit to San Diego as the Cubs defeated the Padres 3-0. Ollie Brown delivered a fifth inning single to back the shutout.
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Cubs
San Diego
Ollie Brown
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Padres
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