Athens Beats St Bernard In Pressure Win At Home
Athens defeated St Bernard 63 59 as four Athens players reached double figures led by Lynn Holladay with 18 points. St Bernard’s Wayne Bowling led all scorers with 24 as Huntingdon beat Troy State 77 66 in Montgomery. Athens finishes 21 8, ACC champions.
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Lane Horton
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St. Bernard
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Don Ray
Huntingdon
Troy State
Montgomery
Troy
George Simpkins
Woody Weaver
Alabama
College Tourney Advances to Second Round
In ALBERTVILLE Alabama the Region Seven Junior College tournament moved into the second round with three games. Southern Union defeated Arkansas State of Beebe 60 to 48 and will face Southern Baptist Martin of Alabama. Ft Smith meets Walker on College after Hiwassee loses to Martin. Marion Institute beat Freed Hardeman 71 to 69 led by Dick Williams and Dickey Gray. Bryan Atkins scored 19 for Southern Union and Bobby Taylor 26 for Martins. Bobby Guin 21 for Hiwassee.
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Southern Union
Clayton Powell
Martin
Bobby Taylor
Bobby Guin
Hiwassee
Danville Coach Schrimsher Resigns for Austin High post
Danville Hawks coach Morris Schrimsher resigns at year end after guiding the team to two state Class A titles. He will become assistant principal and guidance counselor at Austin High School with no coaching duties. Schrimsher, a 5 year veteran, holds an MA in counseling and taught at Suttle and Danville.
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Austin High School
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Memphis State University
Centenary College
University of Alabama
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Perry County
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Decatur
Larkin W. Yates
AHS
Joe Jones
Ditmar Trials for Yankees After World Series Goofs
Art Ditmar, once Stengel’s miscast choice in the 1960 World Series, seeks a return with the Yankees on a trial basis. Ralph Houk notes Ditmar’s fatigue and past arm trouble while injuries sideline Pappas and Face during the opening exhibition season drills.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
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Pittsburgh
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Yankee
Houk
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Roberts
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Yanks
Phillies
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Milt Pappas
Rey
Pappas
Face
OSU and K State Close In On NCAA Berths
Ohio State and Kansas State held leads in their conferences as they neared the end of schedules. Ohio State beat Minnesota 85-65 to stay one game ahead in the Big Ten, while Illinois won 79-73 over Northwestern and both teams finish with Indiana and Iowa respectively. Kansas State beat Iowa State 78-71 to stay tied with Colorado for the Big Eight lead, with a late-week showdown in Manhattan. Arizona State defeated Arizona 58-53 as top teams jockeyed for NCAA spots. St Mary's lost to San Jose State, affecting WCAC title hopes as San Francisco and Santa Clara led the race.
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Associated Press
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Ore
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San Francisco
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Dud in Strong Finish for Phillies Roy Sievers
Roy Sievers started poorly for Philadelphia in spring training but finished strong with a .300 run from June 1, ending the season at .262 with 21 home runs and 81 RBIs. Manager Gene Mauch praised his late comeback and work ethic despite the rough start.
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Cincinnati Tops AP Poll as Upsets Shuffle Top Ten
Cincinnati remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll after a week of upsets reshaping the top ranks. Duke and Ohio State rise while Loyola of Chicago and Illinois drop. Stanford and Providence enter the list at Nos. 9 and 10.
Wininger Repeats At Greater New Orleans Open
Bo Wininger defended his title at the Greater New Orleans Open defeating Bob Rosburg by three strokes after erasing a two stroke lead and beating Tony Lema at Lakewood Country Club in a 1960s era finish.
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Wininger
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Lakewood Country Club
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Tony Lema
Splinter Sees .400 Hitter In 10 Years
Ted Williams predicts another player will reach a .400 batting average within the next decade. He cites factors like outstanding ability luck favorable surrounding players and swift speed as essential. Williams notes infield hits and park suitability as influential while recalling his own past seasons.
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Associated Press
Ariz
Ted
Boston Red Sox
Henry Aaron
al Kaline
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Mantle
Aaron
Red Sox
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