Auburn Better In '66, Tide To Win 4th Crown
Auburn shows improvement under coach Shug? Jordan with stronger line play and a sharper backfield led by Larry Blakeney at quarterback and Tom Bryan at fullback. Alabama, led by Bear Bryant, is projected to win a fourth straight national crown, with two soph linebackers Mike Hall and Bob Childs anchoring a stout defense.
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Bear) Bryant
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Levis Thompson
Frank
Banister Wins An niston Country Club Tournament of Champions
Chris Banister becomes the first Anniston golfer to win the An niston Country Club Tournament of Champions title. The championship flight results list Ed Brantley, Bob Lowry, Ken Scott, Tom Brown, Bill Hamilton, Ray Chapin, Bob Landham, Al Jones among top finishers with final scores shown.
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Ray Chapin
Bob Landham
al Jones
Decatur
Yanks Trim Indians 3-1 in rain shortened game
The Yankees defeated the Indians 3-1 at Wingfoot Field in a rain shortened Little League matchup. Kenny Springer earned the win with a three hitter and six strikeouts while Keith Morris took the loss on a six hitter. Blalock Sharp and Edney led the Yanks with extra base hits.
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Nicklaus and Lema Lead Final Round of New Orleans Open
Heavy rain washed out Sunday’s play at Lakewood Country Club allowing Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema to lead with 208 for 54 holes. Frank Beard and Bob Goalby were at 209, Gardner Dickinson Casper Kelso at 210, while Arnold Palmer exited after a Saturday injury. Nicklaus also endured a minor traffic accident en route to the course.
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Colt Leaguers Hold Tryouts At Colt League Field
Colt League tryouts for boys 1S and 16 are set for this afternoon at Colt League Field starting 5 30 weather permitting. If rain occurs tryouts shift to Tuesday. Veterans from last year need not attend.
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Asheville Rally Beats Rebels 8-5 in Ninth Inning Comeback
Asheville erased an earlier Montgomery edge with a four run ninth off John Skulley and reliever Mike Marshall to win 8-5. Charlie Leonard delivered the pinch hit double for the decisive run as Wayne Redmond, Charlie Stevenson and Don Pepper homered for Montgomery.
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Charlie Stevenson
Don Pepper
Bob Robertson
Indians Stange Leads Cleveland Past Orioles in Sunday Win
Lee Stange pitched a complete game to beat the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 in the second game of a doubleheader as Cleveland salvaged the series. Earlier, Baltimore edged Cleveland 1-0 in 13 innings. The Yankees swept Kansas City 5-2 and 3-1.
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Life of Alabama Split Twin Bill at Huntsville Rally
Decatur’s Life of Alabama Insurance split a Tennessee Valley Semi Pro doubleheader, entering 3-2 in league play. Saturday they lost 9-8 to Arab as Louis Mann stole home in the 12th. Dayton Sullivan took the loss. Sunday they beat Norton 5-3 on back to back bunts by Oliver Wright and Roberts. Life of Alabama hosts New Hope Saturday and Hartselle Sunday at Colt League Field.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule update for Tuesday
American League notes show Cleveland leading with an 18 6 record, followed by Baltimore 9 9 and Detroit 16 10. Tuesday games include Houston at Chicago and Cincinnati at New York with several night matchups across St Louis Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles.
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