Judge Rosenau Finds 27-Year-Old Not Guilty In Life Jacket Case
Limestone County Judge D L Rosenau ruled a Huntsville man not guilty after deeming his two life preservers and three ski belts sufficient for his boat on the Tennessee River. He praised enforcement and water safety programs while stressing life jackets are required for all aboard.
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Limestone County
D. L. Rosenau
Rosenau
Huntsville
Curtis~ Poe
Tennessee River
Decatur Boat Harbor
Alabama
Coast Guard
Alabama Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Highway Patrol
America
Department
Marv Breeding Aims for One More Major League Shot
Spokane Indians infielder Marvin Breeding, 30, eyes one final major league season to qualify for a pension. He has spent three-plus years in the majors with Baltimore Washington and the Dodgers, trading hustle for a potential big league return while pursuing financial security and career redemption.
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Spokane Daily Chronicle
Decatur
Marvin Breeding
Marv
Spokane
Bob Johnson
Marvin Eugene Breeding
Spokane Indians
Breeding
Baltimore
Washington
Dodgers
Boog Powell Hits Three Homers in Orioles Win
Boog Powell blasted three home runs as Baltimore defeated Washington 6 to 3 at D C Stadium. Powell drove in runs in the first, fourth and ninth frames, giving him 20 homers this season and six in five games at the park. Milt Pappas earned the win with seven strong innings, allowing three hits.
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Powell
D.C. Stadium
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Baltimore
Washington
Giants Smash Dodgers Behind Haller Multihomer Power
Tom Haller hit two home runs driving in four as Juan Marichal won his 10th game in a 9-1 denial of the Dodgers. Orlando Cepeda drove in four with a homer and a single as San Francisco surged in the fourth and fifth, pulling within seven percentage points of Philadelphia atop the NL. Marichal, 10-3, struck out eight while allowing three hits after the fourth inning as L A managed just one run.
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San Francisco
Tom Haller
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Dodgers
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phils
San Fran
Moeller
Brewer
Reed
Roseboro
Marichal
Haller
L Moeller
Cepeda
Pirates Rally to Beat Reds 4-2 for Fifth Straight Win
Pittsburgh edges Cincinnati 4-2 as Roberto Clemente delivers a two run double and Manny Mota adds a two run homer in the eighth. Al McBean earns the win after Steve Blass exits in relief. Purkey takes loss. Robinson homers for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Manny Mota
Cincinnati
Pirates
Bob Purkey
Dick Schofield
Bill Virdon
Clemente
Bill Henry
Purkey
Willie Stargell
Mota
Jerry Lynch
al McBean
Steve Blass
Henry
Edwards Blass
McBean
Pagliaroni
Cleveland Rises Early to Beat Boston 4 2
Cleveland scored three in the first inning on two walks by Earl Wilson and held on to defeat the Red Sox 4 2 in Boston. Sonny Siebert earned his second win, with Don McMahon closing in the eighth after Carl Yastrzemski tripled and scored on Dick Stuart's hit. Mantilla hit Boston's homer.
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Boston
Cleveland
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Wilson
Dick Howser
Vic Davalillo
Leon Wagner
Bob Chance
John Romano
Bob Heffner
Heffner
Davalillo
Bowser
Sonny Siebert
Don McMahon
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Siebert
McMahon
Romano
Earley
Tillman
L-Wilson
Urday
Mantilla
Key Brothers Lead Four Moves Golf to Semis in Atlanta Port
Four Moves Golf Meet results in Columbus, Georgia and Montgomery Alabama saw Jack Key Jr. and Billy Key advance to the semifinals of the Southeastern Amateur Championship. Mac McLendon and Gene Dahlbender also won to reach the semis with Kirven defeating Swift and then overtaking McLendon in the quarterfinals.
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Columbus, Ga
Jack Key Jr
Columbus
Billy Key
Mac McLendon
Montgomery
Ala
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta
Key Brothers
McLendon
Dahlbender
Sonny Swift
Dupont Kirven
Kirven
Guerry Wins 16 Under Title at Tennessee Valley Invite
Ian Guerry of Lookout Mountains Tenn wins the 16 under singles title at the Tennessee Valley Invitational Tennis Tournament defeating Gordon Traylor Shreveport La 6-1 6-4. semifinals note USC star Cromwell beats Buck 6-4 10-8. Walter Johnson tops Dave Power 4-6 6-3 6-3. Patsy Rippy advances to women finals vs Owen McHaney. Guerry faces John Gilbart in junior finals after Gilbart's 6-2 6-3 win over Bob Ecuyer.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ian Guerry
Lookout Mountains
Guerry
Gordon Traylor
Shreveport
Jerry Cromwell
University of Southern California
James Buck
Los Angeles
Walter Johnson
Hollywood
Fla
Dave Power
Fort Collins
Colo
Young Guerry
John Gilbart
St. Petersburg
Fla. Gilbart
Bob Ecuyer
New Orleans
AFL Coaches Approve Portable Retirement Plan
The American Football Coaches Association approved a portable retirement plan to attract and keep coaches. They will form the National Coaching Annuity Company, to be serviced by Union Life Insurance, guaranteeing annuities with pensions up to 905 dollars monthly after age 65.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Amercan Football Coaches Association
National
Union Life
Early spring chemicals curb crabgrass germination
The latest weapon against crabgrass is pre emergence control chemicals applied in early spring to stop crabgrass before germination. Users claim about 95 percent success in reducing outbreaks.
Alston Names Second-Choice NL All Stars
Dodgers manager Walt Alston selected second choices for the National League roster for the All-Star game. He added Smoky Burgess and Johnny Callison as catchers and outfielder, listing other second-choice players and the starters chosen by players. The game is set for July 7 at Shea Stadium.
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Cincinnati
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Johnny Edwards
Bill White
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Ron Santo
Chicago
Leo Cardenas
Willie Stargell
Curt Flood
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Ron Hunt
New York
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Billy Williams
Willie Mays
Roberto Clemente
New York Mets
New
Shea Stadium
Probable Pitchers Listed for MLB Games and Banks Island Note
The Associated Press lists probable starting pitchers for multiple MLB games including Tsitouris, Maloney, Friend, Law, Short, Culp, Sadecki, Washburn, Brown, Nottebart, Buhl, Broglio, Sutherland, Lary, Cisco, Cloninger, LeMaster, Drysdale, Herbel, Aguirre, Lolic, Sheldon, Hamilton, Bunker, Koch, Segui, Latman, Ramos, Donovan, Monsquette, Lamabe, Talbot, Stigman. Also notes Sachs Harbour on Banks Island as a wind whipped Canadian Arctic settlement about the size of West Virginia.
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Cincinnati
Tsitouris
Maloney
Pittsburgh
Friend
Law
Philadelphia
Short
Culp
St. Louis
Sadecki
Washburn
Houston
Brown
Nottebart
Chicago
Buhl
Broglio
New York
Sutherland
Lary
Cisco
Milwaukee
Cloninger
Lemaster
Los Angeles
Drysdale
San Francisco
Herbel
Detroit
Aguirre
Lolich
Sheldon
Hamilton
Baltimore
Bunker
Washington
Koch
Kansas City
Segui
Latman
Cleveland
Ramos
Donovan
Boston
Monsquette
Lamabe
Talbot
Minnesota
Stigman
Sachs Harbour
Banks Island
Canadian Arctic
West Virginia
Donahue Added To Crimson Tide Staff
Ken Donahue named defensive line coach at Alabama by Head Coach Paul Bryant. A 1951 Tennessee graduate and former Mississippi State defensive leader, he previously coached at Memphis State and Tennessee, with Army service between. He fills the vacancy from Jim Blevins departure as Bryant completes his coaching staff.
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Crimson Tide
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Ken Donahue
South
University ‘of Alabama
Paul W. Bryant
Wih
Texas
Mississippi State University
Bulldogs
Memphis State University
the Universe of Tennessee
State
Knoxville
Central High School
86Th Infantry Division
Luzon
Philipines
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Memphis State
Ralph Hatley
Jeannine Bolton
Henderson
Tenn
Hunter
Benjamin
Patrick
Chris
Jim Blevins
Jacksonville
State Teachers College
Bryant
Carney Laslie
Alabama
Sam_ Bailey
Ouachita
Gene Stallings
Texas A & M
Howard Schnellenberger
Kentucky
Larry
Dude
Hennessey
Dee Powell
Jimmy Sharpe
Ken Meyer
Denison
Clem Gryska
Richard Williamson
Judy Torluemke Joins Waldenmar Open Tie In Golf
Judy Torluemke of North Key Largo Florida tied for lead with Mickey Wright of Dallas after 36 holes of the Walde mar open at Tom OShanter Golf Club. Torluemke shot 72 72 to reach 144 while Wright, winner of money, slipped to 74 after opening 70. Final 18 holes scheduled Sunday.
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Brookville
N.Y
Judy Torluemke
North Key Largo
Fla
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Judy
Tom O’shanter ‘Golf Club
Mickey
East Defeats West 18 15 In All Star Grid Clash
George Mira of Miami dazzled in the second half guiding the East to an 18 15 comeback victory at War Memorial Stadium. Mira earned MVP honors after nine of 10 passes in the third period and a 31 yard run setting up a touchdown. Paul Warfield caught the clinching 11 yard pass. Dennis Claridge and Willie Crenshaw scored for the West with Rich Leeson and Sher man Lewis contributing for the East. The game drew 21112 spectators and was co sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association and the Buffalo Evening News.
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Associated Press
Bufffalo
N.Y
George
Mira
Miami
Ffla
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Don Trull
Baylor
Rich Leeson
Little Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Willie Crenshaw
Kansas State
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
War Memorial Stadium
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Bill Truax
Louisiana State
Morgan County Red Cross Outlines Safe Boating Rules
The Morgan County Red Cross Chapter lists primary waterway rules and seven safety precautions for small boat users during Safe Boating Week. Rules include right-of-way priorities for approaching boats and seven safety steps such as life jackets, not overcrowding, proper motor size, no smoking while fueling, and carrying safety gear.
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Morgan County
Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Highways
June Cain
Water, Safety
Koufax Seeks Rhythm and Control as Pitcher
In a candid reflection, Sandy Koufax discusses rhythm timing and pitch selection. He notes adjustments over the years, praising Danny McDevitt's pickoff move and describing his own fastball and curveball with varying speeds. He recalls reasoning behind changes in the 1965 World Series and the role of his curve and changeup in strikeouts.
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