Auburn Faces Rugged 1964 Schedule Despite Eight In-State Games
Auburn coach Ralph Jordan says the 1964 slate is as tough as any, with eight in-state games and five at Cliff Hare Stadium. He notes national rankings boost effort and details key opponents Houston Tennessee Kentucky Chattanooga Georgia Tech Southern Miss Mississippi State Georgia Alabama and their expected challenges.
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Ralph Jordan
Jordan
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John Skog
Lopasky
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Doug Dickey
Kentucky
Lexington
Mississippi State
State
Hoyle Granger
Georgia
Vince Dooley
Dooley
Alabama
Bowling Results From March 10 League Night
Bowlers Freda Perry Jean Long Mary Smith Dean Pitt led the scores with Freda Perry posting 212 197 and a 572 series while Dean Pitt earned 555 and Mary Smith 513. The Winners posted the high team game 641 and Lucki Three topped team serves with 1756.
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Bruno Bears
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Nungester
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Jean Long
Mary Smith
Dean Pitt
Betsy Anderson
Tish Enright
Lucki
Foyt Leading U S Driving Star A J Foyt Faces Title Chase
A J Foyt, 29, Texan champion of Indy 500 wins, has six straight national race wins and aims to tie Rodger Ward's 25 titles at Springfield Ir Milwaukee. He earned $191251 this season and has 12 wins in 22 starts. He owns five cars and a Houston home, values family time, and trains under chief mechanic George Bignotti. He plans to sell his sprint car and weighs how rear engine cars may change racing. Foyt remains a fierce, flamboyant competitor with a sharp wit and stubborn edge. He battles with rivals and his own equipment while pursuing championships.
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Indianapolis News
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Springfield
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A.J
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California
New Jersey
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Lucy
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Terry Lynn
Jerry
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A. J
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Chuck Barnes
Barnes
Jimmy Clark
Giants End Six-Game skid with 4-2 victory over Cardinals
Frisco snapped its six game losing streak by beating St. Louis 4-2 behind Bob Bolin with 11 strikeouts. The win narrows the gap to 7 1/2 games behind NL leader Philadelphia as the Giants push in the standings.
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McIntire Wins Women's Amateur Golf Title
Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs won the USS Women s Amateur Championship with a 3 and 2 victory over JoAnne Gunderson of Kirkland. It was her second title in the event and she joins seven Curtis Cup teammates headed to Wales next month for the match.
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Colorado Springs
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Kirland
Wash
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Joe Dye
Fitts Gains Stroke at Green Valley Country Club
Halfway leader Frank Holt of Birmingham still holds a four stroke edge over M C Fitts of Tuscaloosa entering the final round of the Green Valley Country Club men's invitation. Holt shot 71 to reach 206, ten under par, while Fitts posted 70 for 21 under after 54 holes. Hank Johnson of Birmingham fired a 66, six birdies and 12 pars, tying for a third at 212.
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Venturi
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Collins
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Darlington RaceWay's Southern 500 Draws Huge Labor Day Crowd
The Darlington track expands to 32 000 seats and anticipates about 100 000 fans for the 15th Southern 500 on Labor Day. The race, the centerpiece of stock car racing in the South, draws immense crowds, radio coverage across 400 stations, and local economic impact as fans plan weeks of events and ticket purchases.
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Darlington
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Associated Press
Darlington, S. C
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Ken Venturi
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Mobile Leaguers Dominate Houston for Regional Title
Mobile Alabama routed Houston Texas 13-1 to win the Southern Regional Little League baseball championship. The victory sends Alabama to the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania. Larry Reynolds pitched three hitless innings as Alabama surged with four first inning runs aided by Texas errors and added eight runs in the sixth.
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