Vander Meer Caps No-Hitter Double With Dodger Triumph
Casey Stengel’s challenge line echoes as Johnny Vander Meer pitches back to back no hitters at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn fans witness a historic 1938 moment with Cincinnati visiting and limelight on night baseball pioneer Larry MacPhail.
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Fairview, Cold Springs reach Cullman final in tough wins
Fairview defeats Cold Springs 61 54 to advance to the Cullman County Tournament championship against West Point at 8 p.m. Glenn Edwards dominates the boards with 24 points while Randy Graves and Tim Allred add 15 each. Good Hope stops Cold Springs 63 54 in semifinals with Kerry Tubbs scoring 24 and E D Graham 17.
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DWBA Tourney Opens Today At Perry Lanes
The thirteenth annual City Tournament of the Decatur Women's Bowling Association starts today at Perry Lanes with 37 teams across 37 doubles and 74 singles competing from 3 p.m. The field includes Ashburn Gray, Gresham, Williams and Johnson, Holland, Woodard, State National Bank of Cullman, Shoney's, Malone's Super Market, Jolley Six, Newcomers, Roy Guice, Standard Service Station, Terry and Terry Home Builders, Jiffey Food Store, First State Bank, Bryson's Spur, Kelley and Son of Cullman, Socialites, North Alabama Printing, ConAgra, Jeff's Hamburgers, Perry Lanes Travelers, Disnay, and Office Supply.
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UM Players Suspended After Bout
The Big Ten and Minnesota suspend two Minnesota basketball players for the remainder of the season after a brawl with Ohio State. Commissioner Wayne Duke cited an unsportsmanlike act by a Minnesota player and said the incident left two Ohio State players hospitalized with concussions.
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Athens Eagles triumph 82 to 72 over Guntersville
Athens High edged Guntersville 82-72 as four players hit double figures. Eddie Malone scored 27, John Campbell 18, Anthony Townsend 14, and Thomas Smith 11. Athens schedules Sheffield at home Tuesday then Decatur on Friday.
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Bears Triumph Over Jacksonville State in Close 87 83 Win
Athens College Bears beat Jacksonville State 87 to 83 as Robert Bates led with 24 points and 12 rebounds. Bates earned top rebounding honors, while Danny Petty added 18 points and 9 boards. JSU’s Darrell Dunn scored 21. The game was tied 40 40 at halftime.
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Murakami Ties For Open Lead At Torrey Pines
Takashi Murakami tied for the 36 hole lead in the San Diego Open after a three under 69 left him at 137. Bruce Crampton and Hale Irwin joined him at the top with 66 and 68 rounds, while Dale Douglass and Homero Blancas were one stroke back at 138. Gene Littler fell to 139 after a 73.
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Double Springs advances to Winston County final over Lynn 54 52
Double Springs defeated Lynn 54 to 52 to reach tonight's Winston County Tournament final against Addison. Meek's B team beat Addison 41 to 29 in the other semifinal. Gary Lester scored 13 for Double Springs and Bobby Alford 12 while Lynn's Gary King led with 17 and Roger Tittle added 10.
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Loyola New Orleans Drops Intercollegiate Athletics
Loyola University of New Orleans will end intercollegiate sports at the end of the current school year, citing a near $2 million deficit over 10 years. Basketball, baseball and football programs will wrap up with a spring baseball and track schedule still on.
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Tide Aiai Visits Mississippi In Regional Televised Game
A regionally televised Saturday lineup features Tide Aiai visiting Mississippi while basketball power shows pace. Night games include Auburn at Vanderbilt Florida at Mississippi State and LSU at Kentucky with SEC independents Florida Southern at Florida State Georgia Tech at Clemson Jacksonville at St Peters Tulane at Deakn debacle
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NBA Scores and College Results From A Busy Night
Milwaukee topped Philadelphia 127 to 118 while Seattle beat Buffalo 104 to 93. Other NBA scores include Atlanta 124 over Detroit 106 and Boston 122 to New York 116. College results feature UCLA 92 over Loyola and Williams Paterson 90 over Newerhoo g 82 plus numerous overtime finishes and regional matchups.
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Austin Overpowers Union Hill as West Morgan Falls to Danville
Danville beats West Morgan 58 53 after late surge with 19 points from McCaghren and Warren. Tucker scores 16 for West Morgan. Austin tops Union Hill 60s, led by Rickie Stokes 24 and a 49 percent shooting night. Union Hill records 33 percent shooting. Austin outrebounds 54 31.
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Alabama Poised For OKC Meet With Faust Led Hope
Alabama's rising track team faces a strong field in the Oklahoma City Jaycee Invitational without Whatley Brown and Hannah. Starters include Jan Johnson, Henry Orum, Donald Hobson, and Randy Faust as the Tide seeks early wins and field glory in Oklahoma City.
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