East Limestone Edges Hazlewood In Late Thriller
East Limestone beat Hazlewood 19 to 13 with a late touchdown drive. Quarterback Jerry Davis propelled the Indians, finishing with a rushing score from inside the eight after a long completion to Sims. Hazlewood led early, but East Limestone rallied in the second half and secured the win in the final seconds.
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North All Star Narrowly Edges South 72 67 in Tuscaloosa
In a thriller at Tuscaloosa 5500 fans watched North fall behind 21 8 and 41 25 at halftime. South rallied behind Mack Chandler John Bricken and Steve Holley to tie late after Joe Millsap’s 30 footer. North clinched 75 free throws and Millsap and Bricken each scored 21 as MVPs.
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Central Baptist Dominates Oak Ridge in Softball
Central Baptist defeated Oak Ridge Methodist 12-5 in the Church Softball League. Buford Rutherford earned the win with Kirby taking the loss as J. Glenn and Holland homered for Central. First Baptist routed Flint Baptist 12-0 with Pennington losing. Foreman and Draper homered for the winners. Tonight at Austinville New Friendship faces First Baptist at 7 and Brookhaven meets Central Baptist at 8:30.
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Santo Powers Cubs Past Dodgers In 10th Inning
Ron Santo slugged two homers to lift the Chicago Cubs over the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 in 10 innings. Santo tied the game in the fifth and delivered the winning blast in the 10th, ending Chicago’s four-game skid as St Louis slipped to third and Cincinnati and New York posted wins.
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League Plan Is Called Damaging
AP reports major minor league executives favoring reactivation of the American Association drew strong criticism from Dewey Soriano president of the Pacific Coast League who called the move damaging to baseball He warned that reviving cities with failed past records does not bring stability and urged gentler action while noting the plan targets a six team American Association with the International League expanding to eight teams as part of last year’s reorganization
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Bacon Wrapped Asparagus Bakes With Cheese Sauce
A simple method features pan frying bacon until partly cooked then wrapping it around drained hot asparagus. The bundles are topped with a thick cheese sauce and finished under a broiler. Serve with broiled tomatoes and mushrooms for a savory side.
Cowboys Edge Rams In Pro Exhibition At LA
A crowd of 70 675 watched the NFL season opener as the Dallas Cowboys edged the Los Angeles Rams 17 14 with a 29 yard field goal by Sam Baker in the third quarter. Roma Gabriel of NC State sparkled for the Rams with big passes in the final period but Dallas defense held.
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Mount Hope seeks six game slate for upcoming season
Mount Hope basketball coach Leo Kerby seeks six games for the coming season. He invites Morgan County area teams to contact him at the school by phone or mail.
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Tanner Rattlers Dominates Elkmont 47 0 in Scoreless Night
The Tanner Rattlers crushed Elkmont 47 to 0 as Vernon Gordon led aerial strikes and Junior Moran powered the ground game. Charles David LeCroix and Larry Grace each caught TD passes while Gerald Waddell returned a errant pass for a touchdown.
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Dennis McMeans
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Henry White
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Elemont
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James Johnson
Chisox Rally for 20-Game Win Over Orioles and Royals Split
Cleveland catcher Azcue provided the early spark with his first season steal and a later run as Chicago White Sox ace Gary Peters dominated Kansas City with a 5-3 victory. Donavan pitched a three-hitter for Baltimore. The Yankees beat Washington 3-1. Minnesota defeated Los Angeles 3-0, while Detroit topped Boston in ten innings.
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Pirates veteran Vernon Law placed on voluntary retirement list
Vernon Law a 33 year old pitcher and key figure in the Pirates 1960 World Series win has applied to retire and his request has been forwarded to the league and the commissioner's office.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
National League standings show St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee and Houston with varying records as of Thursday results list Los Angeles 4 in 10 innings New York 3 St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 0 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 3 with night games noted American League standings highlight New York Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland and Detroit with nightly matchups including Lolich Aguirre Horlen and Drabowsky across scheduled games.
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Quarterfinals Begin In Nassau Bowl Tennis Tourney
Premjit Hall of India faces Herb FitzGibbon of Garden City and Allen Fox of Los Angeles meets Tom Edilenf sen of Berkeley as Nassau Bowl Grass Court action opens. Roger Taylor plays Charlie Pasarell and Gene Scott meets Dave Reed. Lall, 22, a Davis Cup player, beat Bobby Wilson 6 4 6 4. FitzGibbon advances after Bond withdraws at 12-10 5-0.
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Georgia Tech Faces Unbalanced Line in 1963 Football
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd weighs a weak interior line but strong backfield for the 1963 Jackets. He must replace five linemen including guards Watson Guthrie tackles Stallings Griffin and center Caldwell. The quarterback Billy Lothridge leads a potential but uncertain offense as the team aims for close games.
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