Liberalized waterfowl season set for 1964-65 outdoors
Regulations announce longer duck season to 40 days from November 25 to January 3 with a 4 duck daily limit and specific limits on canvasbacks redheads mallards and wood ducks. Goose season runs 70 days from November 7 to January 15 with a daily goose limit of 9 nine in Canada only two. Also notes dove season coming soon and local wildlife maintenance issues and new Morgan County fire safety contacts including Joe Wright and Charles Nichols with tower updates.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Canadas
Charles Nichols
Morgan County
Hartselle
Charles
Eva
Cullman
College football rule changes promise swifter, more technical play
The 1954 rules shifts allow two to three units with specialists and near full-team substitutions when clock is stopped. Teams begin practice Sept 1 with early starts allowed. Notable moves include major coaching changes at Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and national shifts affecting formations and game pacing.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
NEW York
Navy
UCLA
Pitt
Paul Dietzel
Army
Oklahoma
Dams
Budy
Coac
Oxia Bama
Gomer Jones
Wilkinson
Jonny Vaughedach
Mississippiefendis
Southeastern
Decatur Horses Seek Glory at Shelbyville National
Decatur and Athens residents eagerly anticipate the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville Tennessee. Dus Ty’s Best Chance a three year old sorrel stallion owned by Dr and Mrs Marshall Carrier of Decatur is a strong Junior World Championship contender. Limestone County participants include George Witt and his son Wilton Johnny Witt Dusty’s Best Chance is expected to win with Witt’s family also showing horses. Sam Gibbons of Athens manages the event which will host about 1338 horses with several local riders aiming for high honors.
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Athens
Decatur
Shelbyville
Tenn
Dusty
Marshall Carrier
George Witt
Witt
Win
Johnny
Bears Will Have More Depth Than Previously
Hazlewood High football coach Van Jones announces 44 prospects in drills at Town Creek as the Golden Bears seek stronger depth and improved depth over 1963. A booster club is organized to aid the program with 17 lettermen listed by position. schedule includes nine games from Sept. 11 to Nov. 13 at home and away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Creek
Hazlewood
van Jones
Golden Bears
Jones
Hazlewood High
Harry Terry
Larry Brackin
Jimmy Burden
Dwight Smith
Larry Parker
Tom Campbell
David Gowers
Larry Vines
Bill Roberson
Jimmy Brumley
Wesley Hill
Doug Childers
Willard Oliver
James Loosier
Jimmy Tidwell
Bobby Mardis
Charles Simmons
Rogers
Vine
Tanner
Elkmont
Madison Academy
Clements
Meek
Hatton
Courtland
Roberson Leads At Turtle Point In Florence
Florence golfer Billy Ray Roberson fired a 2 under par 68 to lead medalist contention in the Turtle Point Invitational qualifying rounds. The field of 39 in the championship flight was split into divisions A and B, with 133 total entrants. Bob Kornett of Florence and Roland Oliver of Decatur each posted 71 to chase.
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Florence
Ala
Billy Ray Roberson
Roberson
Bob Kornett
Roland Oliver
Decatur
Phillies Beat Pirates 10-8 Behind Allen and Callison
Richie Allen drove in four runs and Johnny Callison three as Philadelphia, leading the league, defeated Pittsburgh 10-8. Allen hit a two run homer in the sixth after a four run second, while Callison added an RBI single in the second and a homer in the eighth. Mahaffey took the loss, Boozer and Baldschun finished, Pirates scoring four in the ninth before the game ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Richie Allen
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Allen
Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Art Mahaffey
Pirates
John Boozer
Mahaffey
Jack Baldschun
Boozer
Dick Schofield
Phila
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Friend
Face
Law
Gelnar
Sisk
Bork
Burgess
WIBC Representative Talks Bowling Here
Sue Hutchins, area field representative of the Women’s International Bowling Congress, met with the Decatur City Association board at Perrylanes. She outlined rules for the February city tournament and March league, plus city workshop plans for September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Hutchins
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Decatur City Association
Perrylanes
Decatur
Miss Hutchins
Giants Rally To Rout Braves 7-2 Behind Hart Power
Rookie Jim Hart drives in two runs with a key double and hits his 22nd homer as the San Francisco Giants beat Milwaukee 7-2. Hart’s first inning drive, erased by fan interference, still sparked a three run fourth inning with Willie Mays and Willie McCovey on base. Hart later homered off Warren Spahn to cap the scoring. Ron Herbel improves to 9 8 with a win after seven scattered hits.
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Milwaukee
Jim Hart
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia
Hart
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Warren Spahn
Jesus Alou
Mays
Braves
Bob Sadowski
Doug Harvey
Ron Herbel
Cards Sizzle To 5th Straight
Bob Skinner belted a pinch three run homer and Bob Gibson pitched to power the St. Louis Cardinals to their fifth straight victory with a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bob Skinmner
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Friday Night Mixed Bowling Final Standings and Highs
Final standings from Friday night mixed league show Ww and Do-Dads atop the table with 36 games and 16 losses. Individual high games include H Gort 195 for ladies and H Shelton 225 for men, while Shanghied leads team series at 1958 and multiple clubs post season totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghied
C. Namie
H Gort
H. Todd
J. Rea
F. Shelton
A. Sparkman
H. King
PD. Childers
H Meecre
H. Shelton
Wolverine Ladies
Fighting Four
Drifters
Hairpins
Belles
High
Betty Black
Dot Morgan
Frances Spring
Betty Blackwood
Linda Davis
Ludie Mae Brown
Davis Constructors Bowling League
Perrylanes
Pipers Millwrights
Ut-Oh
Ware House Wild Cats
Boomers Oo
Office Engineers
Pittle
Hartzog
Carolina Players Sweep Southern Closed Tennis Honors
In Birmingham at the Highland Racquet Club two Carolinas players led with titles. Peyton Wason of Greenville won the 16-under singles 6-2 7-5 over Murray Tyson of Birmingham. Jim Corn of Shelby captured the 14-under title 6-2 6-4 over Buddy Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Carolinas
Highland
Peyton Wason
Greenville
S. C
Murray Tyson
Jim Corn
Shelby
N. C
Buddy Miles
Jackson
Miss
No-Hitter in IL Finale
Danny Yaccarine pitched a no hitter for 5 1 3 innings, leading Staten Island New York to a 4 0 victory over Monterrey Mexico in the 18th Little League World Series championship.
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Williamsport
Danny Yaccarine
Staten Island
N.Y
Monterry
Mexico
Hartselle Star Out For Season At Jacksonville State
Jacksonville State coach Don Salls announces Hartselle tackle Paul Beard is out for the season due to a knee injury from spring training. Beard, 250 pounds, started last season on defense and was expected to contribute on both lines this year. The junior’s loss leaves only two lettermen at tackle, Gary Tucker and Jim Holliday, for the Jaxmen. Beard hopes to return by spring practice next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Salls
Jacksonville State
Paul Beard
Hartselle
Beard
Big Beard
Salls
Gary Tucker
Jaxmen
Jacksonville
Tucker
Jim Holliday
Rookie Burton Delivers Cubs 4-3 Win Over Mets
Ellis Burton, promoted from the minors just before the game, singled home the winning run in the 10th inning to lift Chicago past New York 4-3. Ernie Banks hit his 371st career homer in the sixth to tie the game at three, after Banks had earlier singled for Chicago's first run.
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Chicago
Ellis Burrton
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Burton
Galen Cisco
Jimmy Stewart
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Banks
Senators Edge Twins In Overtime Play
Don Lock scored the winning run in the 10th inning after Don Zimmer bunted and was thrown out to give Washington a 5-4 victory over Minnesota. Lock started the 10th with a single, advanced on Hall misplay, and scored on Zimmer's bunt. The Twins tied the game at 4 in the seventh and had rallied from a 4-1 deficit earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Don Lock
Don Zimmer
Washington
Minnesota
Lock
Jimmie Hall
Zimmer
Twins
Chuck Cottier
Harmon Killebrew
Hall
Dick Stigman
Chuck Hinton
Senators
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TVA
Morgan County Conservation Fficer
Joe Wright
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Northwestern
Alex Agase
Parseghian
Ray Willsey
California
Bert Clark
Washington State
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
Vince Dooley
Georgia
Marv Levy
Williamson
and Mary
Charlie Tate
Georgia Tech
Southams of Florida
Tom Hadenstern
Spetch
Brigham Young
Traci
Hudspeth
Oregon
Oregon State
BYU
The
Athletic Association
Western Universities
Falkville
Decatur Horse
Sam Gibbons
Limestone County
Susie Beasley
Carl Johnes
Jenny Lynn Bradford
Dave Grisham
Turtle Point
Panama City
Fla
Keith Connell
Ady
Patricia
W. H. Connell
Hanceville
Phils Power
WIBC
Ninth St. Methodist
Flint Baptist
Fuerst Baptist
Central Baptist
Fairview Batpist
Central Methodist
Central Baptist No
First Baptist
J. Seal
M. Duke
H. Maiden
Ninth St Methodist
Sixteenth Ave Baptist
Carolina
Watson
Brad Wyche
Steve Yellin
New Orleans
Buzz Beauchamp
Mobile
Upton Giles
Covington
Phil Adams
Tommy Kendall
Tuscaloosa
Pete Lanier
Huntsville
Carlos Owens
Steve Olen
Miles
Mac Pigman
Bruce King
Harris Masterson
Randy Gregson
Billy Meyers
Yaccarine
Jax
Etta
W. Moulton
Piper
Tenn. Valley
Flight Service, Inc
Pryor Field
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