Calhoun Claims First State Baseball Crown
Calhoun Junior College won its first state baseball title with a 2 1 victory over Faulkner Junior College in Bay Minette. Larry Lewis delivered a 10th inning double to score Lannie Belue after Belue doubled, with Jimmy Archibald tossing a complete game. Archibald set Calhoun records with 99 strikeouts in 79 innings.
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Auburn Learns to Run and Pass Under New Coach
Auburn official Gene Lorendo outlines a Power-Wing-I offense aimed at a strong running game to ease the defense, moving away from Pat Sullivan era passing. Paul Davis explains a versatile 4-4 defense, with Wade Whatley and David Lyons at quarterback during scrimmage, as Auburn studies a shift from pass-heavy play to balanced attack.
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Perry Brothers Deliver Wins As Indians Blank White Sox
Gaylord Perry pitched a three hitter as Cleveland routed Chicago 12-0 while Jim Perry earned support from an 18 hit Cleveland attack. Minnesota edged Boston 3-2 with eighth inning rallies and Rod Carew aiding Jim with a double.
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Auburn to retire Pat Sullivan and Terry Beasley jerseys
Auburn University will retire the No 7 and No 88 jersey numbers of Pat Sullivan and Terry Beasley. The two numbers are already displayed in the Memorial Coliseum lobby, with ceremony dates to be announced later.
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Riva Ridge Wins Kentucky Derby Ahead of No Le Hace
Riva Ridge, ridden without a whip, wins the 98th Kentucky Derby by 3 1/2 lengths over No Le Hace. Trainer Luciano Laurin notes Upper Case, also a stablemate, could contest the Preakness after Derby glory.
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Wilt's Doubtful Tonight
Wilt has not fully recovered and is doubtful for tonight’s game. Coaches expect updates as the evening progresses.
Wilt Chamberlain Injured Threatens Lakers Playoff Showdown
Wilt Chamberlain sprained his right wrist and may miss Lakers vs Knicks in Los Angeles jeopardizing their 3 1 lead in the NBA final series. Doctors placed the wrist in a cast and administered antiswelling treatment as he faced a crucial game tonight and potential rest of the series.
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