Stabler Leads South Rout Past North in All-Star Game
Kenny Stabler of Foley led the South All-Stars to a 34-7 victory over the North in the 15th annual North-South football classic in Tuscaloosa. Stabler threw for 94 yards and ran for 20, earning outstanding back honors as Charley Harris and David Chatwood contributed scoring plays and Rusty Anderson punched in a score.
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Vigor
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Chatwood
Albert Daniel
Harris
Rusty Anderson
Mobile
University Military School
Anderson
Watson
Miller
Gadsden
Bob Haller
Ensley
Stan Moss
Russia Aims For Gold In Tokyo Rowing and Swimming
The Soviet Union projects a strong Tokyo challenge in rowing and swimming. Coach Kirill Inyasovsky highlights medals in five swimming events while athletes like Georgy Prokopenko Galina Prozumenschikova and Vyacheslav Ivanov headline potential rowing golds.
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Russia
Soviet Union
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Tass
Georgy Prokopenko
Chet Jastremski
Galina Prozumenschikova
Sevastopol
Berlin
Valentin Kuzmin
Australia
Kevin Berry
Alexander Yermakov
Tokyo
Vyacheslav Ivanov
Ivanov
Oleg Tyurin
Boris Dubrovsky
Zalgiris
Germany
Ratzeburg
Sweden's two man Davis Cup team into finals
Sweden's two man Davis Cup duo Lundquist and Schmidt defeated Johnny Jose and Raymundo Deyro 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-3 to reach the interzone final in Baastad. The win marks their third straight in the five match series and sets up a clash with Australia on August 23-31 in Sweden.
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Australia
Miss Cavandish Wins Alabama Stakes In Record Run
Miss Cavandish charged from last to first to win the 84th Alabama Stakes at Saratoga Springs. The Irish-bred filly covered 1 1/16 miles in 2 03 1 5, tying the stakes record and beating Beautiful Day by two lengths. Castle Forbes finished third in the eight horse field.
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Victories For Auburn Under Shug Jordan
Records show Auburn under coach Shug Jordan (1951-1963) with 91 wins 35 losses and 4 ties in regular season play ranking high in SEC win loss percentage. The Tigers had a 77 20 3 decade mark 1951 1963 with a 785 winning percentage and a 1957 National Championship and four bowl teams.
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Boston Beats Chicago as Mantilla Hits 20th Homer
Boston gains on Chicago with a four run second inning sparked by Mantilla who homered for the 20th time. Morehead wins his seventh with Radatz close after a blistered hand. Orioles lead Yankees in night game as Boston snaps a skid.
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Decatur Cullman Men on Howard Bulldog Roster
Howard College coach Bubba Scott opens fall practice with 65 candidates and two a day sessions. The 1964 opener at Pensacola Navy on Sept. 11 motivates the squad as 23 lettermen return led by quarterbacks Larry Wyatt and David Hall and tailbacks Larry Lackey and Dommie Turner. Transfers include James Cecil Long and Richard Gilmer, while top freshmen feature Bob Masden and Norman Roby.
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Wedowee
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Pine Hill
Wally Burnham
Pell City
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Mike Bishop
Fairfield Soph
Charlie Smith
Don Shurbet
Soph Alex Johnson
Montgomery
Charles Boyd
Atlanta, Ga
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Hueytown
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Fairfield
Dominie Turner
Decatur
Pirates edge Cubs on Bailey dash in ninth
Bob Bailey scored from third on Don Clendenon’s infield grounder in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-4 win over the Chicago Cubs. Billy Williams and Billy Cowan hit two-run homers to spark Chicago’s late rally.
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Clendenon
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Mota
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Billy Cowan
Cubs
South Brookley wins Division 4 Little League title in Sylacauga
South Brookley Mobile edged Springdale Arkansas 5 to 4 to claim the Division 4 Little League crown in Sylacauga. Larry Reynolds held the mound and the Mobilians piled seven hits to advance to the regional tournament August 19 in Norfolk Virginia.
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Mobile's William Smith Takes 2nd At Soap Box Derby
Akron Ohio residents watched William D. Smith, 13, of Mobile Alabama, finish second in the 27th annual All American Soap Box Derby on Saturday.
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Giants edge Braves 8 7 on Snider single in late rally
In San Francisco, Duke Snider delivered a pinch single with two outs in the eighth to drive in the decisive run as the Giants beat Milwaukee 8 7. Orlando Cepeda hit his 22nd homer and a three run double in a five run second inning helped, while Ed Matthews and Henry Aaron homered for Milwaukee.
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