Auburn Tigers Enjoyable A Day Scrimmage At Cliff Hare
Auburn's 1968 Tigers, in an upbeat A Day intra-squad at Cliff Hare Stadium, blanked the Blues 13-0 as players laughed and trained hard. Coach Shug Jordan touts depth and renewed dedication while noting a need for more ground game behind Ellis Hurston Currier and Hess, the Pensacola soph-to-be.
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Cliff Hare Stadium
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Freddie Hyatt
Forrest Blue
Charles Collins
Gusty
Robert Margeson
Marvin Tucker
Jordan
Shug
Larry Ellis
Dwight Hurston
Mike Currier
Bobby Hess
Pensacola
Fla
Hess Shines In Auburn Outlook Despite Struggles
Analysis notes Hess’s powerful running for Auburn as Hurston Currier threaten scoring chances. Loran Carter was hurt limiting passes while Connie Frederick’s punting was inconsistent. John Riley’s 44 and 52 yard field goals steadied the Blues, with Kolen’s defense keying the stop.
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al Griffin
Auburn
Hurston
Currier
Tim Christian
Connie Frederick
Frederick
Tommy Lunceford
Loran Carter
John Riley
Riley
Clemson
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Kolen
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Jordan
Mike Kolen
Fregosi hits for cycle as Angels edge Red Sox
Jim Fregosi belts a homer triple and a double to complete a cycle as the Angels rally past the Red Sox 5 4 in 11 innings. Rico Petrocelli homered to tie, but Boston misses a chance to win. Tigers top Twins in 10, Orioles beat White Sox and Yankees rally over Washington.
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Associated Press
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Hendrix Hill BCC's Winners Triumph in Member Guest Golf
Jim Hendrix and Ronny Hill captured first in the Burningtree Country Club member guest tournament at the 36 hole event. Bob Smith and George White were second, Dave Dobbs and Joe Portwood third, with J. T. Smith and J. Smith fourth. Don Kincaid and Hubert Hawkins finished fifth. Al Jones and David Warren won low gross. Eighty one teams entered the two day meet.
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Burningtree Country Club
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J. T. Smith
J. Smith
Don Kincaid
Hubert Hawkins
al Jones
David Warren
Essex Surprise A's With Big 11-3 Win
The Associated Press reports Essex rallied to defeat the A's 11 to 3 in a decisive game. Evansville, previously last in the standings, delivered a standout performance to spark the victory and turn momentum.
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American League Daily Standings and Night Games Recap
AL leaders show Detroit and Cleveland at top with Baltimore Boston and Minnesota nearby. Tonight’s slate features Stottlemyre vs Coleman and Horlen vs Brasbender among others. Birmingham hands Birmingham a nine inning loss, Archie Moore homers in Asheville, and Montgomery tops Savannah in the Southern League.
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Ansville
Field Dedication Set For Danville
A new baseball field will be dedicated at Danville High School tonight. Cliff Holladay will lead the dedication followed by two games starting at 7 30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Cliff Holladay
Johnsons late double lifts Reds past Astros 3 2
Reds edge Astros 3 2 as Alex Johnson delivers a game winning double in the ninth after a late run tied the score. Ed Charles homers twice for the Mets in a 2 1 win over Pittsburgh while St Louis beats the Dodgers 2 1 behind Larry Jaster’s solid pitching.
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Associated Press
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Mack Jones
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Jim Ray
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Roden Dominates Features Across Three Tracks
Over the weekend Tri Cities and Florence area tracks hosted regular shows with Earl Roden winning the modified specials at Tri Cities and then the specials at Decatur International Raceway. Bill King took late models and Greer Cagle was runner up. O Neal Terry claimed his fifth straight cadet feature with Dago Watson second. Jake's Drag Strip scheduled a Sunday warmup show ahead of the Sun Day Super Stock Championships.
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White Sox Beat Tigers 9-8 In Dixie Boy Play
The White Sox defeated the Tigers 9-8 on Monday night to move to 1-1 while the Tigers fall to 0-2. Chuck Croft had two hits including a double and a triple for the winners.
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Tigers
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Mike Morris
Dennis Whitehead
John Ferguson
Rick Clay
Dave Harris
Billy Eyster
Les Edney
Jerome Watts
Jim Masey
Durable mail order swims gear offered in Nevada listing
A brief classified item promotes mail order sales of durable swimming gear priced at 1.2, with 2 units for stage use. The listing mentions U S Patent 2681549 and a Nevada address near gas Nevada 891.
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Dodgers and Yanks Win In Little League Action
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 9 4 in a Little League game and the Yankees beat the Tigers 64. Steve Black had two of eight Dodgers singles with others by Frank Piggott Royce Taylor Bill McNeese John Jones David Spanger and Steve Grant. Clark took the loss for the Giants while McNeese was the winning pitcher.
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