Auburn A-Day game splits Orange and Blue squads
Auburn after practice divides into Orange and Blue for the annual A-Day game set for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. Blue uses the No 1 offense and defense reserves while Orange combines the No 1 defense with offensive reserves. Key players named include quarterbacks Larry Blakeney and Leran Carter and punter Tommy Lunceford.
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Yankees fire Keane as Houk takes over Yankees
Johnny Keane is fired as manager of the New York Yankees. Ralph Houk, former manager, is appointed field boss with a four year contract. Dan Topping Jr. will assume acting general manager duties as Houk replaces Keane after whispered rumors and a weekend announcement in California.
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Alabama schools ready for AED channels broadcast
Over 800 Alabama schools are equipped to receive and use programs from the Alabama Educational Television Network via Channels 2 7 10 25 26 and 42.
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Giants erupt in 13-run third to rout Cardinals
San Francisco Giants 15, St. Louis Cardinals 2. Orlando Cepeda hits a grand slam and Jim Hart adds a two-run homer as the Giants score 13 in the third, a National League record for that inning but short of the overall records. Juan Marichal improves to 6-0 with the win. Mays drives in a run with a sacrifice fly.
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Georgia overwhelms Auburn 9-2 in SBC baseball
Georgia piled up 15 hits to defeat Auburn 9-2 in a Southeastern Conference game. The win secures Georgia a third-place finish in the Eastern Division with a 7-6 record, while Auburn ends fourth at 6-7 as conference play ends.
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Rule's 68 Low In Champ Meet
Jack Rule Jr. fired a three-under-par 68 in the opening round of the $117,000 Champions International Golf Tournament at Houston. He led Harold Henning Gordon Jones and Earl Stewart by one stroke, while Doug Sanders Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were in an eight-way tie at 70. Palmer struggled with a triple bogey on the eighth hole and Nicklaus bogeyed the first two holes on both sides en route to a 74.
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Nats Fall 5 2 As A's Hammer Washington
In Kansas City Jim Hunter limited the Senators to six hits and Ed Charles powered the Athletics with a double and a triple as Kansas City beat Washington 5-2. Hunter earned his second win in five decisions, while the A's rallied for 10 hits off Mike McCormick and three relievers. Bert Campaneris opened the game with a double and eventually scored on an infield out.
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Clemente Errors Doomed Pirates as Phils Win 7-3
Philadelphia capitalized on two throwing errors by Roberto Clemente and two passed balls by Jesse Gonder to beat Pittsburgh 7-3. Jim Bunning allowed nine hits, including Manny Mota's two run homer, as the Phillies pulled away with timely scoring and errors in the seventh inning.
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Twins extend mastery over Red Sox with 6 4 win
Minnesota beat Boston 6-4 as Johnny Klippstein hurled 2 2/3 innings of relief to seal a victory that extended the Twins 17 game win streak over the Red Sox dating to 1965. Camilo Pascual allowed five hits through eight, Don Mincher drove in two with a sac fly and a 435 foot homer, Tony Oliva added a multi hit performance.
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Mounties and Auburn High Triumph in Alabama Track Meet
Auburns Bill High starred in Class AAA by winning the 440 yard dash as Montgomerys Shades Valley High led AAAA with five firsts. Auburn earned 43 points to top AAA, with Mobile BC Rain’s B Seale setting a 49.6 second 440 record and Austin Highs Buddy Martin placing in the AAA division.
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Astros Blank Braves 3 0 As Dierker Raymond Combined Five-Hitter
Houston Astros blanked the Atlanta Braves 3 0 as Larry Dierker and Claude Raymond combined for a five hitter. Dierker allowed three singles in six innings before tiring and handing to Raymond who finished. The Astros scored two runs early on a double steal with Sonny Jackson and Jim Wynn driving in the runs. The fourth inning produced the other run.
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Whitfield Crushes Curve as Maris Misses in Eighth
In a tense comment about the Yankees Whitfield describes a pivotal eighth inning curveball that narrowly eluded Roger Maris. He notes Whitfield's low .173 AL average contrasted with a .357 mark versus New York and questions which manager should be fired first Keane or Whitfield.
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Mets Outfielder Al Luplow Injured Sliding Into Second
New York Mets outfielder Al Luplow suffered a cut artery in his right ankle after sliding into second base in the first inning against the Chicago Cubs. He will be out of the lineup for two days and was replaced by Ron Swoboda.
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