Auburn V Alabama Clash Tests Real Contenders In Montgomery
Auburn and Alabama renew old SEC rivalry at the Montgomery Coliseum with 5 000 fans expected. Alabama rides four double figure scorers and seeks to stay atop the conference standings while Auburn gaps hope on a mobile offense and height advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Butler
Associated Press
Auburn
Alabama
Montgomery Coliseum
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Tigers
Tennessee
Lexington
Missippi State
Ole Miss
Starkville
Georgia
Florida
Georgia Tech
Florida State
LSU
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Johnny Dee
Bobby Hogsett
Cotton Nash
Ted Keeken
Wildcats
Babe McCarthy
Red Stroud
Settlement Near In AAU NCAA Sports Dispute
MacArthur, designated by President Kennedy, announces a likely settlement of the AAU NCAA controversy after arbitration sessions. He notes minor draft wording issues and says a conference will reconvene Saturday for a possible noon settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Earl
Red) Blaik
Blaik
Army
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
MacArthur
Kennedy
ACC Leaders To Lock Horns In Athens Showdown
Athens College Golden Bears meet Troy State in the Athens High gym as the top two ACC teams, with conference lead at stake. Troy State enters 3-0, Athens 2-0, and a large crowd is expected for Appreciation Night proclaimed by Mayor Arthur Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Alabama
Athens College Golden Bears
Troy State
Athens High
Troy
Florence State Lions
Lions
Bears
Arthur Stewart
The
Appreciation Football Banquet Set For Athens Honor Team
Athens to host the Appreciation Football Banquet on January 21 at the National Guard Armory for the All Limestone County and Athens High School lettermen. event sponsored by the Athens Jaycees with funds from last year supporting scholarships for a rural boy and an Athens student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Limestone County
National Guard Armory
Carlos Nelson
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nelson
Jaycees
Princeton Rolls Past Columbia 86 63 In College Ball
Princeton defeats Columbia 86 to 63 as college basketball action resumes. Cornell tops Penn 78 76 while St Josephs Pa beats Muhlenberg 76 53. Tampa defeats Jacksonville 72 64 in other early games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Associated Press
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Penn
St. Joseph's Pa
Muhlenberg
Tampa
Jacksonville
Miami man floods street with decoy ducks
Russell C. Faber placed nine decoy ducks on a pond outside his office to demonstrate chronic street flooding. He failed to catch ducks but revealed persistent inundation. Weeks later Miami installed a newer larger sewer to address the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Russell C. Faber
Faber
Raiders Back On Win Side
Decatur Red Raiders coached by Earl Morris defeated Priceville 57 to 40 for their 14th win in 15 starts after a long layoff from the Tennessee Valley Basketball Conference Tournament. The team led 18 to 6 after the first quarter and 46 to 24 after three periods. Kimbrell pulled down eight rebounds. Priceville won the junior game 35 to 29. The Raiders travel to Hartselle for junior and senior games tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceville
Decatur Red Raider
Red Raiders
Earl Morris
Decatur Red Raiders
Priceville Bulldogs
Decatur
Kimbrell
Raiders
Hartselle
Stanford Names John Ralston Head Football Coach
John Ralston, 35, named head football coach at Stanford University for three years pending trustees approval. Former Utah State coach with a 31 11 1 record, led Aggies to a Sun Bowl tie in 1960 and Gotham Bowl bid in 1961, and Skyline Conference co-champion in both years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
John Ralston
Utah State University
Stanford University
J. E. Wallace Sterling
Ralston
University of California
Aggies
Kline Declines Japan Move Re-signs with Tigers
Detroit AP reports pitcher Ronnie Kline chose not to pursue baseball in Japan and instead signed his 1963 contract with the Detroit Tigers. The right-hander, noting domestic reasons, cited wife Dorothy's preference not to relocate abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ronnie Kline
Japan
Detroit Tigers
Dorothy
Probe of Betting Ties Colts Owner to Secret Court Papers
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle says he has received secret court documents on betting rumors involving Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom. The documents stem from a 1960 Miami suit against Rosenbloom and associates, including a former Havana gambling operator, and were turned over to the NFL as part of an ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
National Football
Pete Rozelle
Baltimore Colts
Carroll Rosenbloom
Rozelle
Baltimore
NFL
Rosenbloom
Miami
Busiess
Packers Named Team Of The Year In AP Poll
The Green Bay Packers won their second straight NFL championship and topped the 1962 AP year end poll as Team Of The Year, with 121 first place votes and 492 points. The New York Yankees finished second with 43 first place votes and 223 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay Packers
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Packers
Yanks
Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Bearcats
Southern California
Wisconsin
New York Giants
Boston Celtics
Jimmy Taylor
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Vinnie Lombardi
Huskies
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Leaders Tie At 137 In PGA National Championship
Ansel Snow from Keswick Virginia and Chick Harbert Port St. Lucie golf director tied for the lead at 137 after two rounds at the PGA National Golf Club Championship in Port St. Lucie Florida. Barnum dropped to third with 139 as 519 players were cut to 125 for the third round and a $125000 purse awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Ansel Snow
Keswick
Chick Harbert
Snow
Harbert
John Barnum
Belmont
Mich
Barnum
Dick Demane
Roslyn
N.Y
Kline signs with Tigers after meeting Campbell in Detroit
The Kline family planned to stay in Callery to be near the new baby. Kline, who is tied to a reunion with Detroit General Manager Jim Campbell, reportedly rejected a $50,000 offer from an undisclosed Japanese league team. He indicated negotiations focused on the Tigers and he accepted his contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Klines
Callery
Kline
Detroit
Jim Campbell
Tigers
Japan
Campbell
Hill Opens Crosby Lead With 69 Round
Slender Dave Hill shot a 69 to seize the second round lead at the $50,000 Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. Billy Casper trailed by one stroke after a 65, with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer tied for third at 140. Hill rallied with four straight birdies finishing strong on 15 through 18 after an early 1-over start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Player
Pebble Beach
Calif
Associated Press
Dave Hill
Bing Crosby
Billy Casper
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Ner
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Hill
Jackson
Mich
Julius Boros
George Bayer
Paul Harney
Bayer
Harney
Danville Hawks Top Lawrence County in Lopsided Win
Danville paced by Joe Millsap's 35 points defeated Lawrence County High School 96-77. Millsap led rebounds and scoring as Danville improved to a 14-6 record. junior game ended 41-27 with Millsap, Ellis, Segars and Pope among top contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Joe Millsap
Danville Hawks
Lawrence County
Red Devils
Millsap
Hawks
J. Millsap
Ellis
Segars
Pope
Tomlinson
R. Millsap
MOULTON — _ Rutherford
Woodruff
Parker
Stephenson
Jacobs
Caspers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tech
Mississippi
McCarthy
Engineers
FSU
John Hyder
Keith Weekly
R. D. Craddock
Bill Eidson
Ron Scharf
Tallahassee
Seminoles
Harbin Lawson
Gators
Will Grimsley
Associated Press Sports
ACC
Hatfield
Athens, Alabama
Dick Bogarde
Mamie von Doren
ROY Payne Motors, Inc
Volkswagen
Hwy
Perryla
NPS
Melson
Oliver
Compton
Teague Kimbrell
Officer
Clark
Taylor
Lipscomb
By Jerry Green
Colt Cansner
NFL “Investiga
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile
Gary Rodgfe
RITZ
Theatre Athens
Atlantis
Associated Pres Sports Writer
Ity
Novakian
Jennifer Jones
Jason Robards
Ewell
Fenton
Tury
Ker
Myre
Richard Todd
Marty Wilde
Lionel Jeffries
Richard
Technicolor
Wonderful
Tobe Young
Crosby
LCHS
Princess
Karl Coo Mra Labado
Warner Bros
Elia Kazan
William Inge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!