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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1968

Page

12

Nicklaus Caspar Lead Strong American Open Contingent

Casper and Nicklaus headline nine exempt Americans for the British Open at Carnoustie with 130 players. Trevino bowed out due to a scheduling conflict while Palmer Brewer Player and de Vicenzo headline other contenders. The 7252 yard course, par 72, features long par 4s and a famed 16th hole as the key tests.

Tom Reedy Associated Press Carnoustie Scotland Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper Nicklaus Ay Casper U.S Lee Trevino Casper Arnold Palmer Gay Brewer Gary Player Roberto de Vicenzo Argentina Clude Deane Beman King Chandler Harper iBert Yancey Tom Weiskopf Ben Horgan United States Britain Tony Jackson Clive Clark Tommy Horton Peter Townsend

Wildlife and habitat changes prompt conservation concerns

The Outdoors discusses rapid shifts in natural resources since mid century, noting four fish kills at Wheeler Reservoir due to insecticides, pollution and drought. It reports staff movements at Wheeler and Loxahatchee Refuges and estimates Alabama deer numbers rising from around 500 to over 300,000, reflecting broader wildlife dynamics.

Wheeler Reservoir Limestone Bay Mallard Creek Anderson Creek Raymond Brown Wheeler Refuge Loxahatchee Refuge Florida Harvey Fowler Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Atlanta Alabama

Twins First Dixie League Win Beats Yankees

The Decatur Dixie Senior League Twins earned their first win of the season Friday, defeating the Yankees. Larry Parks and Bill Qualman led with multiple hits, including doubles. Mike Colee added a single. Yankees piled 10 singles for 3 runs. Russell Rhodes won on the mound, Tim Sullivan took the loss.

Twins Decatur Dixie Yankees Larry Parks Bill Qualman Parks Qualman Mike Colee Randy Taft Stan Wilder Tim Sullivan Keith Rylant Mike Hayes Sidney Morris Russell Rhodes Sullivan

Third brochure award for Rudy Abbott at Jacksonville State

Rudy Abbott, sports information director at Jacksonville State University, won an All-America brochure award for 1967. This marked his third straight national honor at Jacksonville, including two from the NAIA and one from the Football Writers Association of America, plus two regional awards for a total of five.

Jacksonville Rudy Abbott Jacksonville State University Abbott National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Football Writers Association of America

French Prix Formula One Slated Today

Rodney Angove reports the French Grand Prix will start at the Essarts track near Rouen. The 243.36 mile race features leading drivers under Graham Hill for the world championship with British, Australian, New Zealand and Italian entrants joined by French and two Honda machines including the new RA 302 and veteran RA 301 driven by Jo Schlesser and John Surtees.

Rodney Angove Associated Press Rouen France Essarts Joan of Arc Graham Hill Britain Honda John Surtees Soichiro Honda Jo Schlesser Surtees

1967 football handbook cover features Bubba Long and Jim Blevins

The 1967 football handbook showcases halfback Bubba Long and head coach Jim Blevins on the cover and runs a total of 108 pages.

Ring Bubba Long Jim Blevins

Cage Tutors Named to Lead South All Star Basketball Teams

In Tuscaloosa on August 8 the South all star unit will feature four head coaches from state title squads. Creigh Purnell of Kinston leads the A-2A group with a 37-2 team and a 366-112 career mark. Paul Ward of New Brockton heads the A squad. Jimmy Hayes of B B Comer and Thomas Tarleton of Tuscaloosa High coach the 3A-4A contingent.

Montgomery Ala Tuscaloosa Creigh Purnell Kinston Paul Ward New Brockton Jimmy Hayes B.B. Comer Thomas Tarleton Hayes Sylacauga Tarleton

SEC Cage Squad Drills For Tour

Jacksonville State University coach Tom Roberson leads the Alabama Collegiate Center all star team on a South Africa tour this summer. The squad drilled this week at Troy State University, assembling last Friday and scheduled for twice daily workouts for four days before flying from New York to London. The travel party includes Gary Angel Buddy Cornelius David Mull Oscar Davis Livingston Mark Riggins Larry Smith Jack Thorn Paul Lyons Dale Hardiman and John Enslen.

Jacksonville Tom Roberson Jacksonville State University Alabama South Africa Troy State University Troy New York London England Gary Angel Buddy Cornelius David Mull Oscar Davis Livingston Mark Riggins

Monday Night Ladies Bowling Standings and Results

Readable results show Born Losers leading with 14 percent wins, Pin Splitters at 9 percent, We Three at 22 percent, Cartwheels at 1 percent, and Pin Pals at 2 percent. Notable figures include 200 game bowlers Bess Clark 215 and Jerry Campbell 197, with high series by Nancy Gillette 540 and Bailey Darnell 609 in late scores.

Tandings J.G.A Bess Clark Jerry Campbell Nancy Gillette Lorna Hamen L. Hamen Marie Perry Betsy Anderson Barbara Lindsey King Brenda Close Glo-Worms The Three Bills Lovelace Plumbing Ten Pens Freda Perry Ruby Presswell Mary Jorie Betsy Kndésson Ruby Pressner Petersen Jack Nelson Jay Jimmy Pannell Mickey Markley Fred Schmidtke Tommy Hamilton R. B Benton Johnson Jackie Cooper Mickey Moore Mike Shaffer J. Nelson J. Buysse L. A. Sanders T. Hamilton J. Cooper Moore

Stirling Moss Reflects on Can Am Purses And Growth

New York AP reports Stirling Moss, racing director for Johnson Wax, notes Can Am purses have grown from under 1000 dollars in the 1950s to an expected total of 526000 dollars across six races. The 1968 Can Am winner could earn about 125000 dollars or more.

New York Stiring Moss Moss Johnson Wax

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