Hattons Dixie Youth team places second in league play
Hattons Dixie Youth baseball team finished second this year in league standings. Readily readable roster shows Anthony Hicks, Tommy Smith, Hudson Hatton, Russell Thomas, Richard Hatton in a left to right lineup for the photo.
Brewers blank Red Sox as Pattin shells four hits
Marty Pattin allowed Boston only four hits as Milwaukee pitched its second straight shutout and the 18th of the season, defeating the Red Sox 4 to 0. Pattin dominated with steady control and trusted defense behind him.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Red Sox
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Zoilo Versalles Leads Braves Past Giants With Two Homers
Zoilo Versalles hit two homers driving the Atlanta Braves to a 4-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The game highlighted Versalles's power as Atlanta pulled ahead early and held on.
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Braves
Atlanta
San Francisco Giants
Allen Eyes Cracked Rib As Good Omen For Redskins
Washington coach George Allen, injured at practice by Speedy Duncan, says a cracked rib could herald a winning season. He recalls breaking a hand in 1966 led to eight wins, suggesting the rib fracture might yield two more victories.
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Associated Press
Washington Redskins
George Allen
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Leslie
Duncan
Bobby Gunn
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Duane Thomas
Ilub
East Limestone Tops Cubs 6-2 in City County Tourney
East Limestone upset the Cubs 6-2 as Terry Eubanks pitched a three hitter and Dave Benford doubled. Tim Sandlin took the loss on a five hitter while East Limestone’s win highlighted Thursday’s City County Tournament with Pirates beating Elkmont 8-2 and Tanner 14-4 in five innings.
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Tanner
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Mets
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Dave Benford
Tim Sandlin
Blue Rained Out Tigers Nudge KC in Ninth Inning
Detroit pitcher Fred Scherman earned the win after being hit by a pitch to force in the winning run in a 10-9 comeback over Kansas City. The Tigers tied the game in the ninth on a Cash grand slam and McAuliffe, Northrup, and Kaline earlier.
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Tigers Nudge KC
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Associated Press
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al Kaline
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Tom Burgemier
Royals
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McAuliffe
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Bates dies at 69 in Wakeman Ohio funeral set
John F Bates 69 Wakeman Ohio formerly of Lacon died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky Ohio. Funeral services and burial will be held Saturday with Gerber Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include widow Ethel Bates five daughters six sons two brothers a sister 28 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Mrs Lavada Burks 87 Moulton dies at Lawrence County Hospital services to be announced by Elliott Funeral Home.
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Milan
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Decatur
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Carrie Richards
Huron
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Fountain
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Lester Bates
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Norwalk
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Birmingham
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Robert
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Lavada Burks
Lawrence County Hospital
Elliott Funeral Home
North and South Begin Two Day Alabama All-Star Workouts
North coach Buddy Hearn praised backs Duffy Boles Randayl Billingsley and Danny Ridgeway and linemen Bob Bryan Richard Smith Rudy Wooten and Mike Roberts as rain limited day one. South coach Bobby Smith highlighted backfield standouts Reed Wakefield Jim Johnson and Ralph Stokes amid early disorganization and fumbles.
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Ala
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Duffy Boles
Randayl Billingsley
Danny Ridgeway
Bob Bryan
Richard Smith
Rudy Wooten
Mike Roberts
Bobby Smith
Reed Wakefield
Jim Johnson
Ralph Stokes
Rea Transferred to Wyoming Basketball Team
Steve Rea, a 6-foot-5 forward, transferred from the University of Missouri and will join the Wyoming Cowboys next winter. Center Jerry Brucks, 6-foot-10 from Anaheim, California, who averaged 17 points per game last season, has left the school for personal reasons.
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Laramie
Wyo
Steve Rea
Wyoming
University of Missouri
Bill Strannigan
Jerry Brucks
Anaheim
Calif
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