Tennessee Wins Big as SEC Track Trials Qualify 18 for Finals
Tennessee leads qualifiers with 18 finalists as LSU star Deland Albright shines in early heats. Florida and Auburn send strong contingents with 14 and 13 qualifiers respectively while new SEC records fall in events like Bill Meadows 49 2% triple jump.
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David Zinman
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Deland Albright
Louisiana State
Tennessee
New Look Volunteers
Florida
John Anderson
Jim Brown
Auburn
LSU
Alabama
Charles Roche
Albright
Carroll Thrift
Tuane
Bill Shapiro
Walt Mceen
Pat Pomphrey
Pumphrey
Billy Hardin
Courtney Fagan
Thrift
Phil Smith
Rocky Soderberg
John Nicholls
Bill Meadows
Delmon McNabb
John Eastman
Tulane
Webb Jay Broad
Andy Russell
Auburn Nips Mississippi State in finale to force playoff
Auburn ties the SEC playoff with a ninth inning winner by Dink Haire as Rich Gilbert and Montie Sharpe pace a late rally. Mississippi State led 2-0 before Auburn answered with two in the seventh and the deciding ninth inning set for today with Montie Sharpe to start for Auburn and Ken Tatum likely to oppose.
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Auburn
Ala
Dink Haire
Sharpe
Claude
Passeau
Richie Gilbert
Mississippi State
Haiecame
Montie Sharpe
Paul Gregory
Ken Tatum
Frank Portera
Bobby Bragan
Gary Washington
Charlie Smith
Portera
Don Bell
Mike Burns
Tigers
Ronnie Baynes
Burns
Ralph Wells
Baynes
Wells
Harry Doles
Six of Alabama golf stars open Selma event strong
In Selma Alabama six of the state's top golfers posted solid rounds in the first 18 holes of the Selma Country Club Invitation. Art Gleason Jr of Selma and Eddie Andrews of Dothan led with 68 as weather and dry fast conditions kept scores near par.
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Selma
Ala
Birmingham
Gleason
Andrews
Art Gleason Jr
Eddie Andrews
Dothan
Buddy Crawford
Ozark
Buddy Manderson
Jackie Cummings
Tuscaloosa
Rex Keeling
Cullman Takes TVC Track Title
Cullman won the Tennessee Valley Conference track title at the Tri-Cities finals scoring 47 points led by Richter with a 120 high hurdles record and McDonald Deshler in the discus record. Coffee also set a high jump mark. Deshler, Athens, Lee and others filled the top places across relays sprints and field events.
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Tri-Cities
Coffee
Deshler
Butler
Athens
Lee
Musse
Sholas
Sheffield
Walker County
Decatur
TVC
Richter
McDonald
Graham
Ron Taylor
Trimble
Jackson
Harth
Collie
Grant
Johnson
Sparlass
Casey Cullman
Garrett
Arnold
Carter
Causey
Smith
Music Shoals
Grace
Schultz
Gould
Hemphill
Brown
Blackwell
Sparks
Edwards
Rob
Nicklaus Takes Two Stroke Lead In New Orleans Open
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus shot a 69 in the second round to reach 134 total and lead the $100,000 New Orleans Open at the halfway point. He surged past Ray Floyd Sam Carmichael Bill Martindale and Homero Blancas who were tied for second at 136 after Nicklaus birdied three of the last five holes.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Sam Carmichael
Bill Martindale
Homero Blancas
Saints overpower Alabama College in 10-2 baseball win
St. Bernard slammed 15 hits for a 10 2 victory over Alabama College Friday afternoon. Manny Martinez earned the win allowing eight hits. Tom Dene with four of five and Gerald Johnson with a third inning homer highlighted the Saints offense. A doubleheader vs Millsap College slated. In tennis St Bernard fell to Alabama College 7-2 and golf 14-4.
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St. Bernard
Alabama College
Manny Martinze
Tom Denewith
Gerald Johnson
Saints
Millsap College
St. Bernardo
Matson Wins Shot Put Mark at Coliseum Relays
RANDY MATSON, a 20 year old Texas A M sophomore, won the shot put with 67 feet 11 inches at the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles. He broke the meet and Coliseum records, surpassing Dallas Long's 67 10 and the 65 10 2 meet record as about 15 000 spectators watched in chilly weather.
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LOS Angeles
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Matson
Dallas Long
Long
White Sox Top Angels 2-1 Behind Berry and Skowron
Chicago White Sox, led by rookie Ken Berry with his second homer and Moose Skowron’s run scoring single, beat the Los Angeles Angels 2-1. Joel Horlen allowed six hits and Eddie Fisher closed out the win in the ninth for a fourth straight victory.
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Chicago
Ken Berry
Moose Skowron
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Berry
White Sox
Skowrorn
al Weis
Danny Cater
Weis
Bobby Knoop
Skowron
Joel Horlen
Eddie Fisher
Twins Defeat KC 5-3 on Versalles and Kin dall late surge
The Minnesota Twins edged Kansas City 5-3 Friday night after Zoilo Versalles drove in a run with a single and a wild pitch scored the lead with Gerald Kindall. Jerry Zimmerman scored on a fourth inning interference call and Wyatt wild pitch in the ninth capped the comeback. Allison homered in the eighth following two outs by Kilbreath and Hall.
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Minesota
Bob Allisson
KansasCity
Zoilo Versalles
Jerry Kindall
Jonn O'Donoghue
John Wyatt
O’donoghue
Jerry Zimmerman
Kansas City
Rene Lachemann
Versalles
Kindall
Frank Kostro
Zimmerman
Wyatt
Allison
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
Kat
Perry
Fosnow
Pleis
Battey
Lachemann
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Son
Tresh Leads Yankees To 9-3 Victory
The New York Yankees rout the Baltimore Orioles 9 to 3 after a five-run ninth inning. Tom Tresh hits a homer as New York benefits from Orioles errors and a balk by Robin Roberts in the sixth.
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New York Yankees
Tom Tresh
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Robin Roberts
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Ray Barker
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Charley Lau
New York
Stafford
Downing
Hamilton
Edwards
Roberts
Haddix
Lau
W .Stafford
L—Roberts
Powers Phils To Win In 15-2 rout of Milwaukee
Dick Stuart hit a leadoff homer off Billy O'Dell sparking a three run rally as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated Milwaukee 15 to 2. O'Dell saw his night end after five, with Mahaffey getting the win and O'Dell taking the loss.
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Dick Stuart
Billy O'Dell
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
O’dell
Phils
Stuart
Fony Taylor
Alex Johnson
Gus Triandos
Daniosinski
O'Dell
Bobby Wine
Phillies
Cookie Rojas
John Callison
Phila
Osinski
Tiefeneur
Torre Mahaffey
Triandos
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L—O’dell
Bol
Mets Rally With Pair Of Homers In 5 3 Win
New York topped Cincinnati 5-3 as Johnny Lewis and Charlie Smith hit solo home runs. Lewis tied the game in the fifth with his shot off Joey Jay, then Smith hit a sixth inning homer off Joe Nuxhall to put the Mets ahead.
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NEW York
Johnny Lewis
Charlie Smith
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Lewis
Joey Jay
Smith
Joe Nuxhall
Tigers Rally Past Red Sox in 10th to Take 12-8 Victory
Detroit overcame Boston in a slugfest as Jerry Lumpe tripled and scored on Don Demeter's double in the 10th inning. Willie Horton hit two homers and two singles while Carl Yastrzemski slugged two homers, a triple, a double, a single and a walk, driving in five.
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Boston
Jerry Lumpe
Don Demeter
Detroit
Tigers
Willie ‘Horton
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Horton
Indians Edge Nationals on McDowell Shutout Bid
Vic Davalillo hit his first homer of the season and Fred Whitfield drove in the decisive run as Sam McDowell allowed four singles and a double, earning a 9 5 win for Cleveland over Washington. Ortega took the loss, Hinton tripled but was tagged out, and Howser scored on Whitfield’s double.
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Vic! Cavaiillo
Fred Whitfield
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
McDowell
Phil Ortega
Senators
Ortega
Joe Cunningham
Davalillo
Chuck Hinton
Dick Howser
Whitfield
Eveland
Azcue
Ridzik
Camilli
W_McDowell
L—Ortega
Davilillo
Cards Edge Pirates 8 7 on Groat's ninth inning rally
Dick Groat tripled home the tying run in the ninth and scored the winning run on Bill White's third single as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-7. Clendenon and Pagliaroni sparked Pittsburgh's 7-6 lead with four and two RBIs respectively.
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Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
Groat
Ken Boyer
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Jim Pagliaroni
Clendenon
Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
TV listings and cartoons schedule by time and channel
A dense Saturday and Sunday television timetable lists daily segments from 7:30 AM to 11:36 PM with multiple shows per hour. It includes Eddie Hill, Popeye, Mighty Mouse, The Jetsons, Gunsmoke, Wide World of Sports, Ed Sullivan, Lassie, Twilight Zone, Bonanza, and various cartoons and public affairs programs across networks, times, and days.
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Stan Love
Love
Faria
Joe Trent
Ben Watts
Coy Flack
Mitch Clabough
Clabough
Bly Maxwell
Billy Carithers
Symond Menegay
Amxwell
eBuddy Walker
Wayne
Harden
Montgomery
Tan Zukow
Buddy Moss
Billy Sommerville
J. A. Randall
Mobile
Hill
Handard
Anderson
Huntsville
Roland
Thompson
Edge
Lewey
Hartley
Hunt
Lind
Manning
Harris
Bell
Tresh
Stuart Powers
Mets
Reds
Bosox
Edge Pirates
Eddie Hill
Mr. Mayor
Popeye
Davey and Goliath
Discovery
Cap’n. Crook
Quick Draw McGraw
Underdog
Mighty Mouse
Beany and Cecil
Cap’n Crook
Linus
Dennis the Menace
Jetsons
Porky Pig
Woody Woodpecker
Pete Smith
Movie
Wide World of Sports
Peter Potamus
NBC Sports In Action
Wild _ World of Sports
Wilburn Brothers
Magilla Gorilla
Lloyd Taxton
Arthur Smith
Lloyd Thaxton
Grand Ole Opry
All Star Wrestling
Going
Gene
Jackie Gleason
Kentucky Jones
King Family An
Gilligan's Island
Lawrence Welk
Gilligan’s Island
Perry Mason
Mr. Magoo
Secret Agent
Agent
Hollywood Palace
U.N.C.L.E
Johnny Carson
Maisie
Chapel of Roses
Cancer
Central Church of Christ
Oral Roberts
Sea Hunt
Sergeant Presto
Bullwinkle
World of Life
Dean
Reese
Amos ‘N
Andy
Yancey Derringer
Peter Gun
Trails West
20Th Century
Detectives
Family Theater
Maverick
NBC Children’s Theatre
Bishop Sheen
Ed Sullivan
Twilight
Paradise
Harry Reasoner
ABC
Tokyo
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