UWA Fieldhouse Bids Open As Alabama Plans Iconic Arena
Alabama officials open bids for a 15 000 seat field house at Tuscaloosa adjacent to the practice fields. Danield Construction Co. of Birmingham won the low bid at 3 294 000 with a 18 to 24 month build timetable. The facility will host basketball concerts commencements ROTC events and graduation ceremonies for the University.
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Alabama
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William Paul Knight
James D. Scrivner
Card Linemen Sign Contracts For 1965
St. Louis Cardinals offensive interior line signed 1965 NFL contracts. Center Bob DeMarco tackles Bob Reynolds Ernie McMillian and guards Irv Goode and Ken Gray all agreed to terms for the 1965 season.
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Choice Due After June 26 for Young Flowers College
Alabama Attorney General says Richmond Flowers Jr will decide after the National AAU meet in San Diego. Flowers is considering Alabama Auburn Tennessee and Florida and may focus on track with possible football.
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Dixie Boys and Little League results roll in
John Powell pitched the Indians to a 10-5 win over the Cardinals with Stewart Stephenson Mike Turner Doug Fisher Wally Terry and Roger Campbell collecting multiple hits. The Red Legs beat the Tigers 7-2 as Frankie Stephenson Dewayne Helms and Jerry Holtzclaw led with key hits. Mark McClanahan earned his fourth win as the Tigers toppled the Red Sox 4-2. Mike Maner sparked the Red Sox in the first with two runs. The Red Sox and Indians meet again at Wingfoot Field at 4 p.m.
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Brad Baggett
Larry Osborn
Dewayne Wells
Larry Crow
Greg Simmons
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Dixie Boys Baseball League
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Larry Spivey
Frankie Stephenson
Dewayne Helms
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Red Sox
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Bucky Brown
Jackie Handley
McClanahan
Steve Barnett
Allen Thrasher
Mike Colee
Handley
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Indians
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Pair Stages Track Feats At NCAA Championships
Hammer thrower John Fiore of Boston College defeated Bowdoin's Alex Schulten with 200-10 to 198-7% to win. Neal Steinhauer of Oregon captured the shot put crown at 62-6. Clarence Robinson of New Mexico won the long jump with 25-10%. Six finals were completed and 13 more to come on Saturday.
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Boston College
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Oregon
Fiore
Alex Schulten
Bowdoin
Bill Corsetti
Northeastern
Steinhauer
New Mexico
Clarence Robinson
Ranier Stenius
Los Angeles State
Carl Wallin
Roger Orrell
Abilene Christian
DiMaggio Hosts Hitting Clinic in Fort Lauderdale
Joe DiMaggio led a morning hitting clinic for local high school players, sharing tips on stance, grip, and swing. He recalled past Yankee memories, declined part time play, and reflected on his rain‑sparked 1951 World Series finale, ending with thoughts on his No. 5 legacy.
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AP News
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Joe
Sal Maglio
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Yankees
Giants
State Editor Predicts A New South Awakening of Moderates
Ralph W. Callahan president of the Alabama Press Association foresees a new south where full citizenship and economic opportunity are available to both Negro and white alike while affirming that integration is the law. He defends Alabama and segregation yet notes journalists reported civil rights developments honestly. He praises press effort even as he critiques some elements. The other item notes Spanish moss biology from National Geographic.
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Alabama Press Association
Ralph W. Callahan
South
Callahan
Anniston Star
Alabama
Doctor Holds Namath Is OK
Joe Namath, Jets quarterback for 400000 dollars, is pronounced ready to play when camp opens July 15. Dr James A Nicholas, orthopedic consultant, says Namath’s right knee operation on January 25 left him in good condition. Namath underwent the operation in New York after signing with the Jets.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
James A. Nicholas
Jets
Alabama
Namath
Jets plan move to New York for camp at Shea Stadium
The Jets said the player will relocate from Beaver Falls Pennsylvania to New York next week and will work out at Shea Stadium before camp opens.
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Jets
New York
Shea Stadium
Crespino Signs 1965 Giants Contract
New York Giants announce Bob Crespino has signed for 1965 as Aaron Thomas shifts to flanker back after Frank Gifford retirement. He is expected to contend for the tight end job.
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Bob Crespino
New York Football Giants
Aaron Thomas
Frank Gifford
Crespino
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