Pollution seen as main Alabama water problem says official
Director Claude D. Kelley of the Alabama Department of Conservation says stream pollution remains the major issue. He notes limited legal authority for enforcement, citing the Water Improvement Commission, and urges a strong anti pollution law in the upcoming May legislative session.
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Alabama Department of Conservation
Claude D. Kelley
Kelley
Conservation Department
Water Improvement Commission
Jets Buy Sid Youngerman From Bills
The New York Jets acquired defensive end and tackle Sid Youngerman from the Buffalo Bills. The 6 foot 1 inch, 261 pound lineman, a Brooklyn resident and former Titans star, was added to bolster the Jets pass rush per coach Weeb Ewbank.
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Peekskill
N.Y
New York Jets
Jets
Sid Youngerman
Brooklyn
Old Titans
Buffalo
Bills
Weeb Ewbank
Favorites Trim Field in 16th USGA Junior Girls Golf Tour
In Leavenworth Kansas the 16th USGA National Junior Girls event proceeds to two rounds after easy opening match play. Defending champion Jan Ferraris of San Francisco beat Susan Gregory of Pine Bluff Ark 3 and 2 and faces Susan Lance of Woodland Hills Calif next. Peggy Conley of Spokane Wash the 1963 runner up and medalist eliminated Karin Hayes of Kansas City 3 and 2 and faces Judy Jehle of Montgomery Ala. Jehle beat Lynn Mercer of Bethesda Md 2 and 1 Wednesday.
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San Francisco
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Pine Bluff
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Susan Lance
Woodland Hills
Calif
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Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Karin Hayes
Kansas City
Judy Jehle
Montgomery
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Lynn Mercer
Bethesda
Giants stumble as White stars in Cardinals win
Bill White fueled a St. Louis rally with three hits and two key RBIs, lifting the Cardinals to a 6-4 victory over the first-place San Francisco Giants. The win widened the pennant gap as Philadelphia moved four games ahead with a 6-5 win over Chicago, while Koufax earned his 18th win for the Dodgers.
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San Francisco Giants
Bill White
White
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Phillies Could Match Longest Win Streak
Philadelphia leads the National League with a 6-5 win over the Chicago Cubs as Wes Covington belted a eighth inning homer to push their run to 4-2 before Chicago tied it in the ninth. Covington credits GM John Quinn and manager Gene Mauch for the club’s surge after trades brought in players like Tony Taylor and Johnny Callison. Quinn's moves have the Phils aiming for a six game streak to equal the league-best mark set by St. Louis earlier.
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Phils
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Tony Venton
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Ed Roebuck
Tony Gonzales
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Cardinals tipped for NFL East title in 1964 season
St Louis Cardinals coach Wally Lemm sees maturity from last season’s contention as key. With quarterback Charley Johnson and receiver Sonny Randle leading an improved offense, Lemm hopes Bill Triplett’s injury replacement and a strong defense lift the Cards to the Eastern championship in 1964.
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John David Crow
Crow
Lemm
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Bobby Joe Conrad
NFL
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Jackie Smith
Prentice Gautt
Guilbault Humbles Birmingham In 2-0 Chattanooga Win
Marcel Guilbault of Chattanooga held the Birmingham Barons to two singles as the Barons were blanked 2-0. It was his 11th win against nine losses with sixth place Chattanooga. He retired 42 3 innings before an error let a runner reach base. Woody Huyhe followed with a single for Birmingham’s first hit.
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Chattanooga
Woody Huyhe
Barons
Ossie Cheverrin
Birmingham
Linda Mottice Wins Senior Ladies Figures Title
Linda Mottice a 20 year old secretary from Akron Ohio won the senior ladies figures title Wednesday in the North American Roller Skating Championships. The item also notes Sid Youngerman a veteran defensive end and Buffalo original member was bought Wednesday.
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Louisville
Linda Mottice
Akron
Ohio
Sid Youngerman
Buf
Falo Wednesday
Speedy Scot Draws No 2 Post in Roosevelt Championship
Westbury New York AP reports harness racing star Speedy Scot, 1963 Horse of the Year, drew post position No 2 as 3-5 favorite for the $50,000 American Trotting Championship at Roosevelt Raceway Saturday night, aiming to beat six rivals.
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Westbury
N.Y
Speedy Scot
Roosevelt Raceway
Warriors Sign No 1 Draft Choice Barry Kramer
San Francisco officials announced the signing of Barry Kramer, the Warriors' No 1 draft pick from New York University, on Wednesday.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Warriors
Barry Kramer
New York University
Nevada commission approves Giardello Carter titles bout contract
The Nevada State Athletic Commission approved contracts between Silver State Sports Club Inc and champion Joey Giardello and Rubin Hurricane Carter for the October 23 middleweight title fight in Las Vegas.
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Nev
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Silver State Sports Club Inc
Joey Giardello
Rubin
Hurricane
Buenos Aires Club Wins South American Championship
Buenos Aires defeated Nacional of Uruguay 1 0 to capture the South American Soccer Club title before about 100000 spectators.
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Buenos Aires
Independiente
Argentina
Nacional
Uruguay
Jets of the American Football League
The New York Jets compete in the American Football League marking their role as a prominent professional football team during the league era.
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Peekskill, N.Y
The
New York Jets
American Football League
Widener Re elected President of National Museum of Racing
George D. Widener was re elected president of the National Museum of Racing at the trustees annual meeting held Tuesday night in Saratoga Springs New York AP report confirms Widener continues as head of the museum following the election results and remarks by board members.
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Saratoga Springs
George D. Widener
The
National Museum of Racing
One man still at sea in England to Newport yacht race
Dr. Robert McCurdy and the ketch Tami Marie reached Nova Scotia after the fleet was declared finished and then continued toward the United States, leaving one racer still en route.
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Newport, RJ
England
Newport
Robert McCurdy
Nova Scotia
United States
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