Tanner Turns Back East Limestone 19 To 7 For Second Win
Tanner upends East Limestone 19 7 to improve to 2 0 on the young season. Vernon Gordon scored the opening TD from one yard and Larry Birdwell added a five yard run late in the game. Anthony Baugher of East Limestone and Billy Preston handled the point after in the second quarter. Tanner's defense, led by David Hogan and Larry Birdwell, held in the third and finished with a 75 yard drive ending in Birdwell score and a late string of possessions for the win.
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Rattlers
Indians
Tanner
Vernon Gordon
East Limestone
Anthony Baugher
Billy Preston
Larry Birdwell
Larry Grace
Tanners
David Ho
Local Baseball Twinbill Rules HARTSELLE Field Schedule
Four games slated at Legion Field on Saturday feature Cotaco against Slipup at 9:30 a.m. Harmony meets Oak Grove at 11:30 a.m. Caddo faces Moulton at 1:30 p.m. Eddy takes on Blue Bell Packers at 3:30 p.m. Packers beat Moulton 8 7 Tuesday with Doug Turney credited with the win. City Softball League playoff game Worthington versus Chemstrand set for 6:30 p.m. at Delano Park, time moved due to Shrine Club Donkey event.
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Legion Field
Cotaco
Slipup
Harmony
Oak Grove
Caddo
Moulton
Eddy
Blue Bell Packers
Packers
Doug Turney
Worthington Vs. Chemstrand
Delano Park
Shrine Club
Today’s Doubleheaders and Night Games Across Fans
Baseball schedule lists Lolich against Mec Bride in Los Angeles and McNally facing Penn in Kansas City. Dan iels meets Pascual in Minnesota while Ford opposes Pizarro in Chicago. Latman vs Heffner, Padres visit Craig, Short meets Gibbon, Drott duels Cloninger, Marichal vs Simmons, Ellsworth and Hobbie vs Purkey and Jay in a sixth game, plus a twi night. Saturday features Los Angeles at New York and Chicago at Cincinnati with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Houston at Milwaukee in night games.
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Los Angeles
Mec- Bride
McNally
Kansas City
Penn
Daniels
Minnesota
Pascual
New York
Ford
Chicago
Pizarro
Cleveland
Latman
Boston
Heffner
Padres
Craig
Philadelphia
Short
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Drott
Milwaukee
Cloninger
San Francisco
Marichal
St. Louis
Simmons
Ellsworth
Hobbie
Purkey
Jay
Cincinnati
Houston
Championship Races Set At Courtland
Courtland hosts Heart of Dixie divisional races with drivers from Atlanta Braden ton Tampa and Birmingham in Formula V B Production C Modified and E Production divisions. Schedule includes 9 a.m. registration 10 a.m. practice and 1:30 p.m. Race 1 Saturday with multiple 10 lap heats and Sunday 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. trophy presentation.
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Bob McQueen
Atlanta
George Olson
Bradenton
Fla
Dave Tallaksen
Eben DeGraffe
Bill Picktin
Augusta
George Barbour
Birmingham
Jim Wisner
Tampa
Wick Williams
Chattanooga
John Sayers
Ferrari
al Hildebrandt
James Downing
Bill Buchman
Sarasota
Heart of Dixie
GP HP
Bobcats Sweep Decatur Glass To Win Softball Playoff
Connie Terry slugged two home runs including a bases loaded shot as the Bobcats defeated Delano 11-5 to complete the best two of three series and capture the girls softball league playoff championship Worthington led the 1-0 series in the other set.
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Bobcats
Decatur Glass
Delano
Connie Terry
Alabama Faces Defensive Question as 1963 Team Goes Forward
Tuscaloosa Alabama AP The 1963 Alabama football squad centers on defense with uncertainties after Lee Roy Jordan’s departure. Coach Paul Bryant praises quarterback Joe Namath but notes line and backfield gaps, counting on a healthier Mike Fracchia and strong special teams led by Tim Davis.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
All America
Lee Roy Jordan
Dallas Texans
National Football League
Lee Roy
Paul Crane
Prichard
Joe Namath
Eddie Vesprille
Oklahoma
Jordan
Cotton Clark
Butch Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Jimmy Sharpe
Billy Battle
Richard Williamson
Charles Pell
Mike Fracchia
Larry Wall
Fracchia
Fenway Phenomenon Blanchard Delivers Big Hit Night
Yan kee outfielder John Blanchard, a Fenway Park phenom, powered New York to a 10-2 win over Boston with a grand slam and two-run homer. He has six career hits in five years, but three wins on the Red Sox home field highlight his drought-busting display.
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Boston
John Blanchard
Fenway Park
Red Sox
New York
Blanchard
Fenway
New DHS Schedule Adds Muscle Shoals and Lee as Opponents
Decatur's football drills begin with a 10 game slate adding two new teams Muscle Shoals and Lee High School Huntsville. The opener is Sept 6 at Athens and Raider coach H L Shorty Ogle returns 10 lettermen from last year's 8–2 squad including quarterback Bill Oliver backs Alvin Turner and Charles Hough and linemen led by Tommy Hamilton and Jack Metcalf.
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Walker County
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Butler
Cullman
Coffee
Deshler
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Jimmy Teague
Ricky Bronaugh
Butch Kimbrell
Tommy Hamilton
Jack Metcalf
Vernon Mathis
John Cleland
Bill Oliver
Alvin Turner
Charles Hough
Davenport Keys Giants Bid for National League Title
San Francisco Giants beat Cincinnati 6-3 as Davenport's health issues linger yet he collects three hits in two games and contributes a key fifth inning bunt. Willie Mays delivered a two run single as the Giants stay 3 games behind the Dodgers who won 7-5 at Milwaukee. Houston upsets St. Louis 4-2 while Philadelphia nips Chicago 4-3 and Pittsburgh dominates New York 8-2.
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St. Louis
Eonne
Philadelphia
Sneeere
Pittsburgh
New York
Coca
Niga
Francisco
Cincinnati
Jim Davenport
Davenport
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Mays
Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Milwaukee
Houston
John Bateman
Chicago
Cubs
New York Mets
Super Subs Lift Yankees as Blanchard Paces 10-2 Win
Johnny Blanchard belts two homers including a first-inning grand slam driving in six as New York defeats Boston 10-2 at Fenway. Hec Lopez and Phil Linz add two singles and a double each while Mantle Kubek sit with foot trouble and Maris bracelets a sore hand. The win widens the Yanks lead to eight and a half games amid other AL results.
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Tony Kubek
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Johnny Blanchard
Hec Lopez
Phil Linz
Red Sox
Boston
Blanchard
Sox
Charles River
Fenway Park
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Orioles
Detroit
Athletics
Kansas City
Washington Senators
Angels
Los Angeles
Boros and Nicklaus Struggle in Insurance City Open Round
Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus, leading figures in golf, floundered in the second round of the $40,000 Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club. Nicklaus shot 73 while Boros posted 74, leaving both well off the early pace after 18 holes.
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Hartford
Nicklaus
Boros
Calamity Noted in Narrow Yard Layout Conditions
Not a disaster for normal conditions, but the tight yard layout presents unusual challenges. The report highlights stressed conditions and demands careful handling to avoid incidents.
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