Auburn plans six home games in bold 1960 schedule
Auburn publicist Buddy Davidson says the Tigers will play six Alabama dates with three at home including Southern Methodist, Miami, and Georgia. Season tickets are selling fast with a cutoff July 15. He notes large expected crowds for the SMU opener and other key home games.
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Managers Predict A Pitcher's Duel In All-Star Game
AL skipper Dick Williams and NL leader Red Schoendienst expect a low scoring mound duel in the 39th All-Star Game at the Astrodome. Don Drysdale starts for the NL and Luis Tiant for the AL as 55 million US viewers tune in.
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Full Meeting Of Owners Today Modell Says Disastrous Strike
NFL owners sounded the alarm as Art Modell warned pro football faces a long disastrous strike and called for a full owners meeting in Chicago. The dispute centers on pension funding before the 1970 deadline, with the Players Association and owners unable to reach a settlement.
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Auburn faces health blow as coach Shug Jordan undergoes cancer tests
The article notes Auburn's strong roster with many remaining veterans and promising sophomores despite coach Ralph Shug Jordan being hospitalized in Birmingham for cancer tests and treatment.
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Chamberlin Trade Confirmed by 76ers Lakers Deal
Philadelphia announces Wilt Chamberlain is traded to the Los Angeles Lakers for Archie Clark Darrall Imhoff and Jerry Chambers. The deal was confirmed after contracts were settled and had appeared in an AP report the prior Friday.
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