Chictstiad Win In City League Action
Terry and Terry Construction topped Trade School 109 to 93 in Decatur City Basketball League action. Chemstrand beat Morgan County Tractor 86 to 80. Franklin Terry led Terry and Terry with 33 points, while Big Bob Crone paced Chemstrand with 26. League standings show Terry and Terry and Chemstrand tied at 3-1.
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Terry
Terry Construction
Chemstrand
Morgan County Trrac
Itor
Trade School
Franklin Terry
Wymon Logan
Leon Posey
Jimmy Whitlow
Johnny Long
Morgan County Tractor
Fruehauf
Field Trials Slated by Alabama Bird Dog Club
Alabama Field Trial Club schedules annual field trials for Bird Dogs at Chemstrand Preserve near Courtland starting January 10 1966 with events All-Age Derby Puppy and Shooting Dog. Courtland School hosts January 9 1966 at 7 pm. lodging kennel and horse rental details listed. judges named and contacts provided for entries and information.
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Alabama _ Field Trial Club
Chemistrand
Robert E. Simpson, Jr
Courtland
Alabama
Decatur
Tuscumbia
Courtland Alabama Stables
Hanlet Yarbrough
Red Banks
Egbert Jones
Holly Springs
Miss
Arthur Ray
Douglas Copeland
Cullman
Bert E. Simpson, Jr
Courte Alabama
Richard H Parker
Florence
Recommendation Given To Air Force Academy Football Schedule
President Johnson received a recommendation urging the Air Force Academy to schedule games only with schools maintaining similar academic and athletic standards. The suggestion implies avoiding matches with major football powers noted for talent over scholarship excellence.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Air Force Academy
Moulton Wins Own Tourney In dramatic invitational finish
Moulton led by Don Austin's 37 points and 23 rebounds to beat Danville 71-53 in their home tournament. West Morgan defeated Double Springs 53-40 in the consolation game. All tournament team selections include Slaton Gilley Austin Millsap Watkins Benson and Hill with Austin named MVP.
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Moulton
Don Austin
Lawrence County “High School of
Danville
Austin
West Morgan
Double Springs
Red Devils
Grady Elmore
Art Slaton
Gary Gilley
Dewaine McKelvey
Paul Sapp
Martin Millsap
Danny Wilborn
Hal Watkins
Mickey Hill
West
Morgan
Terry Benson
David Woodall
Art ‘Slaton
Larry Gilley
Allen ‘Morgan
Ronnie* Caspers
Richard Lyons
Hal Livingston
Edmond
Decatur Hospitals Admit 8950 Patients in 1965
The two Decatur hospitals, Decatur General and Baugh-Wiley-Smith, reported 8 949 admissions from Jan 1 to Dec 27, 1965, with 2 501 surgery cases. Decatur General had 6 004 admissions, 1 897 surgeries, and 905 births. Baugh-Wiley-Smith had 4 945 admissions and 604 surgeries.
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Decatur
Decatur General
Baugh
Wiley-Smith
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Starr Taylor Ready For Big Sunday NFL Title Clash
Packers star Bart Starr and tailback Jim Taylor prepared for the NFL title game against Cleveland after Green Bay completed its final full scale workout. Lombardi hedged on Starr’s start, saying he will practice Saturday and Sunday morning warmups will decide. Browns coach Blanton Collier noted good condition and resilience as winds and cold linger.
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Wis
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Jim Taylor
Cleveland
Starr
Packers
Baltimore
Browns
Blanton Collier
Collier
Green Bay Post Gazette
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lombardi S
Bart
Packer
Jim Brown & C
Koufax Shines as Baseballs Strikeout King in 1965
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dominated the 1965 season with a 26 8 record 382 strikeouts in 336 innings and a perfect no hitter. He led Los Angeles to a pennant and won the Cy Young while posting a 2.04 ERA in a year defined by brilliance and endurance despite an arthritic elbow.
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Frank Eck
AP News
Koufax
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Brooklyn
Minnesota Twins
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cy Young
Dave Morehead
Cleveland Indians
Walt_ Alston
Sam Mele
Twins
Dodger
Bad Weather Hits Food Bills in 1965
Food costs rose as bad weather and labor shortages battered household budgets in 1965. Americans spent about 100 billion dollars on food and beverages, up six percent from 1964, with average weekly food spending around 28.25 dollars for a family of 3.7. Meat prices jumped seven percent amid tight supplies, while prices for potatoes fluctuated and tomato crops in California fell short of 1964.
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Sally Ryan
AP Business News
NEW York
West Rips East 22-7 in East-West Game
Washington quarterback Ted Hullin threw three touchdowns to lead the West to a 22-7 victory over the East in the 41st East-West game at Kezar Stadium. Hullin connected with Ari Zona State’s Ben Hawkins Gary Garri son of San Diego State and Utah State’s Ron Sbranti, rallying from a 7-3 halftime deficit as Illinois’ Jim Grabowski was held in check. The crowd reached 56,121 in sunny chilly conditions.
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Atlanta
Geo
William D. Eckert
Noff
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
Eckert
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Houston
St. Louis
Anaheim
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Casey Stengel
New York Mets
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Tommy Davis
Harry Walker
Danny Murtaugh
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Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Haywood Sullivan
Pilot Met
McGaha
Kansas City
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I Lou Klein
Bob Kennedy
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Reds
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Don Heffner
Sullivan
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Bob Gibson
Grant
Yankee
Mel Stottlemyre
Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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Washington
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West
Seattle
Arizona State
Ben Hawkins
Gary Garrison
San Diego State
Ron Sbranti
Utah State
Hullin
Kezard Stadium
Big West
Illinois
Jim Grabowski
John Hankinson
Duke Rips Notre Dame in 95 73 Victory
Duke, ranked No 1, snapped a 10 day layoff and defeated Notre Dame 95 to 73 in Greensboro. Marin led Duke with 24 points while Monohan and Keller each had 15 for the Irish as Duke pulled away after a slow start.
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Greensboro
N.C
Duke
Blue Devils
Notre Dame
Johnny Dee
Mike Lewis
Steve Vacendak
Jack Marin
Marin
Brian Keller
Jim Monohan
Linfield Blows Past Portland State 96 87
Linfield of Oregon defeated Portland State 96 to 87 in college basketball. The surge came from Linfield's sharp offense and key baskets late in the second half.
Loyola Ramblers Rally Past Minnesota in Tight Clash
Loyola Ramblers defeated Minnesota 82-69 in a late surge sparked by reserve players. Archie Clark led Minnesota with 34 points while Loyola trimmed a seven point first-half deficit to stay within striking distance.
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Chicago
Loyola
Ramblers
Minnesota
Bleheader Bradley
Indiana
Archie Clark
Lou “Hudson
Billy Smith
Local crew shoot planned at Wheeler Refuge end of Stratford Rd
A crew shoot will take place today at Wheeler Wildlife Refuge starting at 4 30 p m. Interested participants should meet Refuge officials at the end of Stratford Road for permits and instructions.
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Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
Stratford Rd
Local News and Visits From Cullman Area
Mrs. Delmer Waters underwent surgery at Cullman Hospital last week and is recuperating. Erbie Dutton is a patient at Cullman Hospital after transfer from Cullman Nursing Home. Rev. James Kelly of Albertville was Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Deanus Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haney visited relatives in Mississippi over Christmas. Mrs. Sue Rodgers visited Mr. Author Duncan in Cullman. Mr. Duncan remains ill at home.
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Delmer. Waters
Cullman Hospital
Erbie Dutton
Cullman Nursing Home
James Kelly
Albertville
Deanus Brown
Leon Haney
Mississippi
Author Duncan
Cullman
Sue Rodgers
Duncan
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