Cullman QB Club Promotes 1964 Opening Football Game
The Cullman Quarterback Club announces a July 11 1964 football game at Cullman High Field featuring the Huntsville Rockets and Chattanooga Pros. Pro players from the AFL and NFL will join Huntsville. proceeds fund stadium improvements. Advance tickets $2 adults $1 students. at gate $2.50/$1.50. Hubert Richter presides.
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Cullman
Alabama
Huntsville Rockets
Chattanooga
Cullman High
University of Tennessee
University of Chattanooga
Hunts- Wille-Rockets
American Football League
National Football League
Huntsville
Cullman’ High School
Cullman Quarerback Club
Hubert Richter
Nicklaus and Palmer Tie Lead With 69 In Cleveland Open
Jack Nicklaus fired a 69 to share the third round lead with Arnold Palmer at the Cleveland Open. They stand 54 holes at 202 and 11 under par, three strokes ahead of the chasers as Dan Sikes and Bruce Devlin posted 67 and 208 to stay in the hunt.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Don Fairfield
R H. Sikes Jr
Don January
Terry Dill
George Bayer
Fred Marti
Rex Baxter Jr
al Geiberger
Ng Day
Dan Sikes
Bruce Devlin
Mason Rudolph
Miller Barber
Johnny Bulla
Ed Griffiths
NFL Trades Heat Up Across Big Three Teams
By June 1963 NFL teams led by the Eagles Redskins and Bears had completed more trades than all of last year. Philadelphia and Washington counted five trades between them, while the Bears added four deals plus two future draft choices. The Eagles gained 13 players and sent out six. Washington added eight and sent eight. the Bears traded four and released five while snagging two future picks.
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NEW York Tars
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Champio
Chicago Bears
National Football League
NFL
Philadelphia
Washington
Bears
New York Giants
Eagles
Redskins
Hansen Clears 17-Foot Height At AAU Meet
Fred Hansen, 23, Rice graduate, cleared 17 feet in Rutgers University meet action as six vaulters topped 16-4. Bob Hayes won the 100 meters in 10.3 seconds but aggravated a hamstring and may miss the Olympic Trials. Randy Matson set a meet record in the shot put at 64-11.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
New Brunswick
Hansen
Dave Tork
San Diego
Calif
Pete McArdle
Randy Matson
Rutgers University
Haye
New York
Hayes
Matson
Texas A&m
Gary Guiner
Dallas Long
Od McArdle
Trad
Dandy K Wins Chicagoan by Wide Margin
Dandy K, a 3 year old chestnut colt owned and bred in Ken, upset heavily favored Roman Brother in a stretch run at Arlington Park on Saturday to win the $115,000 Chicagoan by about 22 lengths over Harbor View Farm's ace.
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Chicago
Roman
Harbor View Farm
Arlington Park
Dandy
Ken
Fastest Sports Car At Courtland Grand Prix Preview
Buck Fulp of Anderson S C will drive the Scorpion, a Chevy powered race car built in Los Angeles costing over 15000 dollars and delivering 450 horsepower. It is expected to reach 200 mph on Courtland’s mile backstretch in the July 4 5 Confederate Grand Prix. The car is new and may be fastest in the world per race officials Jerry Narramore and Tommy Charles. Over 100 cars from the Southeast expected. points toward the National Championship in Riverside California.
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Courtland
Buck Fulp
Anderson S.C
Troutman and Barns
Los Angeles
Jerry Narramore
Tommy Charles
Alabama
Sports Car Club of America
Fraser Declines topless bathing as unlikely race reform
Australian Olympic champion Dawn Fraser says topless swims will not become popular, calling the idea cold blooded. She notes her fastest 25 yards were in a private nude pool and discusses age rules for wearers. Fraser also considers Olympic team plans if not fully recovered from a neck injury.
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Adelaide
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Miss Fraser
Americans Force Wimbledon Quarterfinals as Politics Surfaces
Billie Jean Moffitt and Nancy Richey, seeded Americans, reach the Wimbledon women's singles quarterfinals amid a backdrop of political protests on the back courts. McKinley and Osuna advance in the men's draw. Osuna defeats Arilla to join the quarterfinal lineup.
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John Gale
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Moffitt
Richey
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
U.S
Miss Richey
Margaret Smith
Australia
Texas
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
Ffla
Miss Moffitt
Jacqueline Rees-Lewis
France
Roy Emerson
Bob Hewitt
Fred [Stolle
Abe S¢gal
South—Africa
McKinley
Jeri Jayaky Wid’. Vera
Sukova Pulle
Ratler Tan
Ray Weldon
Xnete Van‘Zyl
South Africa
Mayra Bueno
Brazil
Trudy Greenman
Miss Bono
Rogersville to Sponsor Semi-Pro Football Game
Rogersville Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a semi pro football game on August 15 pitting the Decatur Volunteers against the Walker County Vikings. Decatur lists ten games with sponsors sought for future dates and workouts begin around July 12.
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Rogersville
Decatur Volunteers
Walker County Vikings
Rogersville Junior Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Vols
Dothan
Walker County
Vikings
Russellville
Marion College
Marion
Russellville Rebels
Decatur Civitan Club
Birmingham Steelers
Birmingham
Jasper
Tigers Rally Past Red Sox 7 6 in Decatur League
In Friday play of the American League majors of the Decatur Little League the Tigers defeated the Red Sox 7 to 6. Keith West earned the win with Wally Terry finishing in the seventh. Mike Colee took the loss after entering in the seventh. Tigers had nine hits to Red Sox seven. Wayne Brown doubled for the Red Sox, Colee added a single double and homer, and Ronnie Edney hit a homer. Keith West doubled for the Tigers along with Burt Parks who collected a single and a double, and Bobby West hit a homer and a single.
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Decatur
Tigers
Red Sox
Keith West
Wally Terry
Mike Colee
Wayne Brown
Troup Medalist Golf Winner At CC Tournament
Frank Troup led the qualifying rounds at the Decatur Country Club annual championship with a three under par. In the championship flight A division pairings included O B Evans vs Joe Morris and Troup vs Cecil Chandler, with other matchups listed. Results are posted in the club house.
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Frank Troup
Decatur Country Club
Troup
Dr. O. B. Evans
Joe Morris
Charlie Vernon
Dick Fleming
Cecil Chandler
Roland Oliver
Billy Hays
Boyd Johnson
John Babis
Bob McNally
Cleo Compton
Tom Roberts
Don Poole
Charlie Ruark
T. M. Jones
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Cullman QB Club
Lands States
Oliver Woodard
Pete Harris
Bert Richter
Quarterback Club
John Grammar
Riverside
California
Southeast
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Fraser
Cecil Carmine
Lex- Lington
Raman Brother
Trailer Court
Hwy. 20
West
Fruehauf
Decatur Police Dept
COURT
Louis J. Namie, Jr
Ben C. Poole
Little League Minors
Yankees
Indians
Orioles
Space City
Ury.n
Neil W. Grubbs
North Ala. Coin Company
Johnston Street
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