Sluggers Rally To 9th Straight Win In Spring Action
Major league spring games produced a flurry of home runs and tight finishes. Orsino led Cincinnati with a two-run blast while Jim O'Toole endured seven innings for the Reds. Houston routed San Francisco 14 to 5 behind Wynn Burton and Williams. Cubs dropped 8th in 10 as Indians won 16 to 6. Colavito and Cash homered for Detroit in their 8-5 win over St. Louis.
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NCAA Finals Set On TV Telecast to reach up to 140 outlets nationwide
The NCAA finals will be televised nationally for the first time since 1954. Sports Network Inc. bought the rights and expects up to 140 outlets to carry the title game at 9:35 p.m. EST. Semifinals feature Duke vs Chicago Loyola and Cincinnati vs Oregon State at Freedom Hall in Louisville.
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Associated Press
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NFL Schedule Chessboard Shapes 1963 Season
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle and staff draft the 1963 schedule for 14 teams. They balance divisions, stadium availability, cold weather pitfalls, and potential World Series conflicts to maximize gate receipts and TV contracts while aiming for a balanced, unpredictable race for the title.
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Associated Press
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Church League All Stars to face Central Baptist in Austinville
The Church League All-Stars meet Central Baptist tonight at 7 30 p m in the Austinville Gym for a local basketball clash. WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
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Detroit US Choice For 1966 Olympics
Detroit won USOC approval as America’s bid leader for the 1968 Games but faced a tough IOC contest. Gov. Romney and Mayor Cavanagh led a Detroit push despite internal disputes and a belief the IOC would favor European bidders.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
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Wildlife Poisoning With DDT Raises Alarm During Wildlife Week
National Wildlife Federation and Alabama Wildlife Federation members urge safer pesticide use as spills of DDT and other chemicals kill robins, quail, foxes, fish, and songbirds. Wisdom cites direct exposure, habitat loss, and food-chain poisoning with calls for biological controls and prevention measures.
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Alabama coach Bryant and Butts face libel probe over Post article
Attorneys urge retraction amid accusations that Butts and Bryant colluded to reveal Georgia’s game plan for a 35 0 loss. Georgia and Alabama figures including Gov Carl E Sanders and Dr Alfred Scott are cited as probes widen. Burnett admits sharing the story and plans to cooperate.
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Butts
University of Georgia
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Curtis Publishing Co
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Georgia
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Alabama
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Post
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George Burnett
Atlanta
Burnett
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Georgia Athletic Board
University of Alabama
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