Four women reach state tourney semis in Alabama golf
Joyce Jackson Beth Barry Kathy Farrer Judy Jehle advance to the Championship Flight at the WAGA State Tourney. Barry defeats Vivian Carmichael while Jehle and Farrer win close matches to join Jackson and set up Friday 36 hole finals at Burningtree related events.
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Jackson
Barry
Jehle
Farrer
Daily Sports
Joyce Jackson
Beth Barry
Kathy Farrer
Judy Jehle
Miss Jackson
Alabama
Birmingmand
Altadena Countrylub
Miss Barry
University of South Mabama
Mobile
Isle Dauphin Country Club
High Point
N.C
Miss Farrer
Her
Birmingham
W. L. Cunningham
Cunningham
Harry Webb
Huntsville
Billy Smith
TV Baseball Mix Ups and Local Sports News
A column decries limited Saturday TV coverage of baseball, with frequent repeats of the same teams. It notes regional bias, mentions the New York Yankees and other clubs not shown often, and discusses planned network scheduling changes. Also covers Reds tryout camp in Huntsville and the All Star Game at Houston's Astrodome set for July 9 with NL stars seeking a sixth straight win.
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Braves
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Dixie
U.S.A
New York Yankees
Detroit
Mets
Yanks
Athletics
Senators
Hubby
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Huntsville
City Park
Redlegs
George Zuran
Phil Noto
Julian Mock
Houston
Astrodome
Nationals
Beban to Oppose Landry in All-America Contest
Friday night brings the eighth annual Coaches All-America game in Atlanta as UCLA quarterback Gary Beban faces Massachusetts' Greg Landry. The East and West rosters feature star players from Notre Dame Tennessee A&I Oklahoma and Alabama with prospects of a low scoring matchup. kickoff is 8 30 p m on ABC with officials cautioning about turnout near last year.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Gary Beban
Ucla
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Beban
Landry
Dee Andros
Oregon
John Pont
Indiana
Jerry de Poyster
Wyoming
Andros
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Csonka
Pont
Tennessee
Walter Chadwick
Tulane
Bobby Duhon
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Auburn
Freddie Hyatt
Bob Johnson
Liggins
Oklahoma
Seach
ABC
Johnson
Lewis
Hardy
Eckert Pushes United Front for 12-Team Leagues
Baseball's executive council under Commissioner William Eckert urged a united front on expansion. The plan calls for the American League to split into two divisions of six with 156-game schedules and a division playoff, while the National League adopts two divisions pending NL owners approval. The split follows Montreal and San Diego expansion and aims to maintain publicity across both leagues.
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New York
Baseball
Executive Council
William D. Eckert
United Front
Houston
Astrodome
Montreal
San Diego
Eckert
Kansas City
Seattle
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Tech Will Sign Prep FB Standout Dudish to Tech
Atlanta AP reports that Avondale athletic star Charles Dudish will sign with Georgia Tech after strong college interest in football. Dudish, a high school quarterback, also attracted an offer related to baseball in the San Francisco Giants farm system.
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Atlanta
Avondale
Charles Dudish
Georgia Tech
Dudish
San Francisco Giants
Palmer Trevino Top Cleveland Open Field
Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino lead 44 pros in the $110000 Cleveland Open at Lakewood Country Club. Palmer shot 67 in the pro am while Trevino posted 69 amid slow conditions and rain. many top players were absent.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Bob Goalby
PGA
Bobby Nichols
Columbus
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Trevino
Lakewood Country Club
Red Sox Edge Giants Behind Teague In Close Win
The Red Sox beat the Giants 2-1 with Thomas Teague pitching to run their record to 7-0. Charles Bates took the loss as Westlawn action also saw the Indians top the Yankees 10-9 behind Bunny Orr. In the Northwest Softball League, Westside Dodgers defeated Eastside Giants 18-11 with Percy Campbell earning the win.
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Westlawn
Willie Mays
Reds
Giants
Thomas Teague
Charles Bates
Yanks
Indians
Bunny Orr
Wayne Mosley
Yankees
Westside
Dodgers
Eastside
Percy Campbell
Recovery Expected Shug Jordan Cancer Battle
Auburn football coach Ralph Shug Jordan, 57, is expected to make a complete recovery from cancer after exploratory surgery in Columbus Georgia with a medical bulletin stating the malignancy was in its early stages and that treatment is indicated. Jordan has led Auburn for 17 seasons with a 112 55 5 record.
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Auburn
Ala
Ralph ‘‘Shug
Jordan
Auburn Athletic Department
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Alabama Journal
Two Aces in Five Days at Local Louisville Course
Ed Painter Jr. carded a hole in one after three years of golfing on the same course, then repeated the feat four days later. The pair of aces marks a rare back-to-back achievement for the Louisville area golfer.
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Louisville, Ky
Ed Painter Jr
Dodgers Suffer Setback Amid Loss with Lockett
The Dodgers faced a setback as Isaac Lockett struggled in the game, contributing to the team's defeat. Details on scoring and opposition remain unclear in the fragment.
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Vivian Rmichael
Miss Carmichael
Pete Mixon
Dothan
Burningtree
Ron Tate
Courtland
Heart of Dixie
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Kevin Hardy
Notre Dame
Claude Humphrey
Tennessee A&i
D. D. Lewis
Mississippi State
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Wayne Meyland
Nebraska
Granville
Fred Carr
Texas el Paso
Dick Anderson
Colorado
West
Theseries
Rick Eber
Tulsa
Max Anderson
Arizona State
Tech
Arnie Trevino
Cleveland Golfing Field
Red Sox
Mays Loop
Benny Bucks
Forbes Piano Co
E. E. Forbes Piano Company
First National Bank
Blue Circle Drive Ins
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Southern Shoes
Shug
Shug Jordan
Issac Lockett
Bill Benfield
11Th St
S.E. Dial
Decatur
Courtland Dragway
Old Courtland Airbase
Courtland, Alabama
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