Eight more baseball games at the Boys' Club last week
In the Midget League the Speedballs beat the Blue Devils 8 2 and the Red Birds topped the Yellow Jackets 9 2. The Red Birds beat the Cowboys in a thriller and the Blue Devils won 6 2 over the Speedballs. Green Hornets beat the Speedballs 10 7, while the Cowboys edged the Yellow Jackets. Standouts include Latham Manning Morin Slavinski Stuart Anderson Martin III Wil loughby Graveman, plus Rogers grand slam for the Yellow Jackets.
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Speedballs
Blue Devils
Red Birds
Yellow Jackets
Cowboys
Green Hornets
Johnny Latham
Bobby Manning
Morin
Joe Slavinski
Eric Stuart
Neil Anderson
Troy Martin III
Johnny Willoughby
Graveman
Bill Shepherd
Dennis Lang
Richard Waits
Panthers
Pacers
Jaguars
Eagles
Tony Miller
Rickey Basden
Armando Deccasada
Frankie Skinner
Allen Long
Bobby Waits
Steve Wallace
Williams Morgan Jr. awarded three year fellowship
Wilson Morgan Jr. has been awarded a three year fellowship for graduate study in physics at Johns Hopkins University. He is a 1960 Decatur High School graduate and earned a Bachelor of Science in physics from Georgia Tech with highest honors.
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Wilson Morgan Jr
Wilson Morgan
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
MD Morgan
Decatur High School
Georgia Tech
School Shop Awards Highlight Weekly Student Work
Arts crafts instructor Bobby Herbert notes top performers in bracelet making Kyle Edie Billy Morin Guy Higgenbotham Rodney Monor Robert Smith Johnny Willoughby Tommy Willoughby in Gravel Craft Ronald Alfred Plaster Craft Rodney Minor Woodworking Roy Gilley. Air Rifle Club sees Bobby Hard excel and shooters Tommy Ogle Jimmy Hard Rickey Freeman Mark Davis Mike Montagnue Johnny Willoughby James Nelson Steve Robinson.
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Bobby Herbert
Kyle Edie
Billy Morin
Guy Higgenbotham
Rodney Monor
Robert Smith
Johnny
Tommy Willoughby
Ronald Alfred
Rodney Minor
Roy Gilley
Bobby Hard
Air Rifle Club
Tommy Ogle
Jimmy Hard
Rickey Freeman
Mark Davis
Mike Montagnue
Johnny Willoughby
James Nelson
Steve Robinson
Deeds Transfers Totals in Daily Records Listing
A series of land and property transfers appear in the Daily Records section. Transactions include Mattie Mae Walker to Joe E. Terry for 10 dollars and John W. Ferrell to Elaine G. Reardon for 23900 dollars among others. Federal Housing Commission payments show a one dollar transfer to Ray W. Byrd.
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Mattie Mae Walker
Joe E. Terry
Jack Morris
Charles T. Davis
Marion Hoyt Montgomery
Grady Lowery
John W. Ferrell
Sallie Grigsby
Mariah Redden
Federal Housing Commission
Ray W. Byrd
Elaine G. Reardon
L. L. Bates
Myrtle P. Ro
Scout Week Highlights Catching and Merit Badges
Camp Lead Max Seagle reports youths catching a lizard turtle and fish this year with Mike Montagnue Steve Hester Ronald Ledbetter among the first to fish. Other anglers Billy Haney Charles Davidson earned merit badges for hiking. Archery top marks went to Pat Montagnue Bill Szczepanski and Anthony Harris.
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Max Seagle
Mike Montagnue
Steve Hester
Ronald Ledbetter
Billy Haney
Charles Davidson
Don Farrer
Anthony Harris
Larry Pentecost
Tom Willoughby
Doug Poe
Barry Chandler
Pat Montagnue
Bill Szcepanski
Tennis and Junior Rifle Club Signups Open
It is not too late to enroll in tennis classes or the junior rifle club. Boys interested may obtain more information at the Boys' Club.
Community Visitors and Birth Report from Morgan County
Local families from Birmingham Durham Omaha Hammond and Hartselle visit kin in Morgan County. AFC Charles Wayne Legg from Japan visits with parents Earl Legg. Anderson Sparkman and wife welcomed a daughter born Tuesday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital.
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Jimmy Zanis
Birmingham
Hugh Townson
Oliver Townson
Afc Charles Wayne Legg
Japan
Earl Legg
Ray Kirby
Durham
N.C
Buddy Bullard
Omaha
Neb
CWO
Massey
Anderson Sparkman
Baugh- Wiley-Smith Hospital
Alaska Surpasses All States in Unreserved Public Domain
Alaska holds more unreserved public domain than all other states combined, a fact highlighted as a notable land and resource issue.
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Alaska
Surfing Films Tops On Coast
Bruce Brown, famed producer of Slippery When Wet and Barefoot Adventure, premiered The Endless Summer to sold out Encore Theater crowds. The film follows surfers riding massive waves from Senegal to Ghana as Brown, 26, travels worldwide to capture the sport on camera.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Bruce’ Brown
Bruce Brown
John Ford
Michaelangelo
Encore
Brown
Senegal
Ghana
Crest Brown
Marriage Licenses Issued in Decatur Area
John Columbus Layman aged 21 of Decatur weds Fay Knighton aged 15 of Trinity. Nathan Tate 26 of Decatur weds Frances Davis 19 of Decatur. William Wise 22 of Decatur weds Mimi Thompson 21 of Decatur. Harold Key receives 1500 dollar transfer from Lewis Woodall.
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Lgers
Lewis Woodall
Harold Key
John Columbus Layman
Decatur
Fay Knighton
Trinity
Nathan Washington Tate
Wilson Ave. NW
Frances Inez Davis
Lafayette St
William McArthur Wise
Sherman St
Mimi Joan Thompson
Eleanor Dr. SW
Surfers and Film Maker Fuel California Wave Craze
The surfing fad spreads through music magazines and films. Dana Point filmmaker Brown runs a one man studio producing 100 to 150 events yearly, often in Australia. His travel and box office potential reach as high as 200000 dollars per film as he narrates, shoots, and cuts his own footage. In another scene, Montreal youths Jack Fishman and Neil Cornfield visit a confectioners event in New York with candy samples.
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Dana Point
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