Freeman named assistant Auburn football coach replacing Kinard
Bob Freeman former Decatur High and Auburn quarterback will join Auburn as backfield assistant to head coach Ralph Jordan effective July 1. Freeman 31 resides near Decatur with wife and five children and previously played pro football for the Browns Packers Eagles and Redskins.
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Ford Wins Sixth As Yankees Top Twins 3-0 Behind Ford
Whitey Ford pitched the Yankees to a 3-0 win over Minnesota, lowering his ERA and tying for the league lead in strikeouts. Ralph Terry praised Ford's head arm heart approach as New York tightened its hold on the AL. The Orioles, White Sox, Angels and other foes won in a day of crowded AL and NL action.
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Associated Press
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Ralph Terry
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Boston
Dick Radatz
Nicklaus Palmer Lead Favorites In Thunderbird Open
Jack Nicklaus cannot drive and Arnold Palmer is rusty, yet the pair head the field as favorites in the Thunderbird Golf Tournament at Westchester Country Club. The $100,000 event on the par 72, 6,573-yard layout also serves as preparation for the U S Open in two weeks at Congressional.
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Washington, D.C
Local Baseball and Softball Roundup From Caddo and Nearby Teams
Caddo today plans 4 30 p m practice with a Saturday game and a Sunday home tilt at 2 30 p m against Cold Springs. Cubs beat Giants 37 5 in Little League Minor B as Bos twick earned the win with a 10 strikeout effort and two Cubs had three hits apiece. Decatur Tomboys softball host Huntsville at 7 30 p m at Delano Park. Cards edged Cubs 8 7 in Little League Major. Powell won, Thigpen lost, several players doubled or singled. Orioles beat Indians 5 4 in seven. Dunlap and Motes chipped in doubles. Braves toppled Dodgers 13 7 in Minor A. Light won, Anderson lost, multiple players doubled or singled. Orioles hammer Indians 15 3 in Minor A, Luckett led with two hits. Stuart and McClanahan tripled, Travis doubled.
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Jimmy Williams
Johnny Luckett
Eric Stuart
Mark McClanahan
Roger Travis
Mays Errors Highlight Giants 3-0 Over Pirates
Willie Mays misplayed a fly ball but the Giants still blanked Pittsburgh 3-0 as Donn Clendenon collected an RBI on Mays rare miscue. Murtaugh protested the fielding ruling after a prior foul ball by McCovey and umpire Conlan ruled Mays foul territory. The win went to Ron Herbel, while other NL results included Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Houston rainouts. in the AL, Chicago, New York, Baltimore, Washington, and the Angels posted wins.
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Williamson Added To Tide Staff
Richard Williamson, a former Tide pass receiver and 1961 national champion contributor, is named fulltime Alabama assistant coach. He will work with receivers and linebackers and the freshman team. Williamson lettered in 1961 62 and earned third team All-Southern Conference in 1962.
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Tide
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Favorite TV dinners among Eski mos on Banks Island
A Banks Island Eski mos group favors TV dinners as a favorite food. The note highlights cultural eating habits and daily life on the island.
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National League standings and results snapshot
The National League shows Philadelphia 43 27 155 and San Francisco 27 18 600 two games back with St Louis 26 21 553 and Pittsburgh 24 22 522. Wednesday results include St Louis 7 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 0 in 11 innings. Tonight features Dodgers at Phillies and several divisional matchups.
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Dodgers Sign Canon City Pitcher Stallman Amid Graduation
Canon City High School pitcher Charles Stallman a 6 foot 2 right hander and 195 pound senior was signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Stallman 17 received his diploma Tuesday night and reports to the Dodgers farm club in Pocatello Idaho.
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Barons Stay Hot As Barry Hits Two More Home Runs
Rich Barry, just demoted from Triple A, slugged two homers and drove in four as Columbus defeated Macon 8-3. He has four homers and eight RBIs in two games. Birmingham won 7-4 over Asheville, Knoxville beat Chattanooga 5-4, and Lynchburg edged Charlotte 6-5.
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