Atlanta Scribe Targets SEC Policy On Negro Athletes
Atlanta Constitution sports editor Jesse Outlar argues SEC schools hesitate to give Negro athletes equal opportunity. He praises Commissioner A. Tonto Coleman for backing faster integration and notes Tampa meeting treats Negro participation as a major issue.
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Coaches Pick Emotions Stir Up Local Tournament Picks
Alabama teams Cotaco Hartselle Eva Danville are named in coach selections as possible favorites. Tommy Tomlinson West Morgan and Allen Holmes Falkville share hopeful comments about depth and competitiveness while Charles Maples favors Cotaco and Danville in a pivotal tournament.
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Auburn Faces Georgia Florida After Kentucky Win
Auburn travels to Georgia on Saturday and Florida Monday after a Kentucky upset. Coach Bill Lynn notes a tough road trip with Georgia’s front line and good guards and Florida’s talent. Wally Tinker leads scoring, while Auburn 7-7 overall and 2-4 in SEC play.
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Buccaneers Top Dallas In ABA Clash At Jackson Miss
New Orleans led Western Division atop the ABA with a 112 to 94 win over the Dallas Chapparals in Jackson Mississippi at 5,200 fans. Doug Moe and Jackie Moreland had 21 points each, Cliff Hagan scored 20, and Denver fell 101 100 to Kentucky dropping to three games back of New Orleans.
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Rough Road Ahead for Alabama Cagers this Weekend
Alabama faces a tough SEC road trip with a Saturday game at Florida in Gainesville and a Monday trip to Georgia in Athens. Neal Walk leads Florida in scoring and rebounding as Alabama hopes to snap a five game conference losing streak behind Mike Nordholz.
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Palmer Defends LA Open Title At Brookside Park
Arnold Palmer, defending champion, anchors the 42nd Los Angeles Open at Brookside Park Pasadena. Palmer seeks two consecutive titles in a 7 021 yard par 71 setup, following last year’s 72-hole 269 winning score. Co stars include Billy Neighbors, Lee Roy Jordan, Joe Namath, Steve DeLong.
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Season Stabler Johns Are Co-Captains
Alabama's Kenny Stabler and Bobby Johns were chosen by teammates as co-captains of the 1967 Crimson Tide. The two player leaders have long been among the program's top names, with Stabler likely to be drafted early this month after Alabama's 1965 title and 1966 undefeated season.
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Gophers Hold Off Lakeside 68-63 In Narrow Win
Moulton Gophers led by Stovall score near half their team total as Lakeside High falls 68-63. Kerry scores 21 and Scruggs 18 for Lakeside while 6-11 Bob Lienhard leads Bulldogs. Alabama to open Memorial Coliseum with SEC games starting Feb. 1.
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Stovall Ranks High as Moulton Defeats Lakeside
Stovall scores 33 to pace Moulton full game scoring with 68 points while Moulton teammate Owens adds 18 and Pruitt 10. For Lakeside, Scruggs tallies 18 and Kerry 21 as Lakeside finishes with 63. Final score Moulton 68 Lakeside 63.
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