Jaycee Open Golf Tournament Set at Indian Hills
The Decatur Jaycees Open Golf Tournament returns to Indian Hills Golf Club on Burleson Mountain next weekend. Defending champion Waylon Terry and 1966 winner Jo Don Thompson are expected to compete along with 1965 victor Buel Livingston. The 36 hole event kicks off Saturday with 18 holes, then final 18 on Sunday. prizes include gift certificates and a $100 cash award for a hole in one. Entry is $7.50 with tee-time reservations through Indian Hills or a chance to pair up at the tourney scree n on Saturday.
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Ron Tate
Decatur Jaycees
Indian Hills Golf Club
Burleson Mountain
Waylon
Bull) Terry
Jo Don Thompson
Buel Livingston
Larry Gilmartin
Gilmartin
Ninehole
Jaycee
Terry
Carol Smith
Decatur Jaycee
Carol
Daily Sports
Bob Bates
City Park Red Cross Swimming Classes Announced
Registration for Red Cross swimming courses at Blue Avenue Pool Delano Park opens this summer. Signups run 2 to 5 p.m. with a $2 fee. Four groups offered beginners advance beginners intermediates and junior-senior lifesaving. Two week periods taught by eight instructors. cap 75 overall and 35 in lifesaving. Red Cross cards awarded on completion. Schedule includes beginners 10 to 10 55 a.m. and advance/intermediates 11 to 11 55 a.m. lifesaving Saturdays 9 to noon.
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City Park
Red Cross
Blueaven Pool
Delano Park
Sewell Confident Alabama Can Win NCAA District Three
Tuscaloosa coach Joe Sewell says the 1968 Alabama Crimson Tide can win the NCAA District Three championship. He cites pitching depth and timely hitting as keys while evaluating NC State East Carolina and Florida State as strong rivals in the double elimination format. NC State's Sammy Esposito leads a lineup with .308 or better regulars, against Alabama's .239 team average, as the tournament unfolds with a sequence of games through the weekend.
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Tuscaloosa
Joe Sewell
Alabama Crimson Tide
Sewell
Hboys
Gastonia
North Carolina State
East Carolina
Florida State
Robert M. Monsted
New Orleans
USGA
United States
Ference Kingpin
N.C. State
Alabama
Sammy Esposito
Chris Cammack
Cammack
Steve Martin
Dave Boyer
Dennis Punch
Gary Yount
Stan Moss
Tides
Mike Caldwell
Alex Cheek
Joe Frye
Seminoles
Georgia
Florida
Mblers
A. M. ‘Tonto’ Coleman
Bouse
Missioner
Louisiana State
Mississ
Sippi State
Vanderbilt
Coleman
SEC
SEC Coaches Press For Postseason NIT Bid At SEC Meeting
Southeastern Conference leaders at the three day spring gathering discuss a possible runner up qualifying for the NIT in New York. Directors weigh changes to ticket policies and conference scheduling while Commissioner Coleman notes no major shifts expected.
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Biloxi
Miss
SEC
New York
Hower
Madison Square Garden Lane
Conigliaro Eyes Pitching Return With Red Sox
Boston outfielder Tony Conigliaro, sidelined by an eye injury, reiterates plans to become a pitcher for the Red Sox after a meeting with owner Tom Yawkey. He has begun workouts but halted them on medical advice, hopeful eye improvement will allow a comeback.
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Tony
Fred Ciampa
First Capital of the Ottoman Empire Bursa
Bursa served as the first capital of the Ottoman Empire and played a formative role in early Ottoman statehood and expansion before later shifts to other centers.
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Bursa
Turkey
Atlanta Classic Opens With Tourists Aiming For 115000 Pot
Georgia hosts its second major golf event of the year at Atlanta Country Club. The Atlanta Classic offers 115000 in prize money as touring pros including Palmer Nicklaus Goalby and Player compete over 72 holes starting Thursday. The event follows practice rounds and pro ams with the Masters champion among those in the field.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Atlantta Country Club
Arnold Pallmer
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
Bob Goalby
Billy Casper
Argentina
Roberto DeVicenzo
South Africa
Gary Player
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Doug Sanders
Tommy ‘Aron
Gay Brewer
Fishes hear well underwater and local wildlife notes
The piece explains fish hearing in water and how boat noise affects them. It notes bear reports in Morgan County, new roads on Wheeler Refuge, and staff changes at Redstone Arsenal with Sgt. Oliver taking over post warden duties. It also suggests nest-building materials to attract birds.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Morgan County
H. H. Clay
Somerville
Alabama
Wheeler Refuge
Limestone County
Floyd Burk
Redstone Arsenal
Special Services
Cecil Oliver
Sgt
Oliver
Franklin County
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South
Decatur
Moulton RD
McCollum
Home Owned — Home Operated
Umphs
Auburn
FSU
SEC Cage
SONY
Sonymatic
George E. Gibson
Co. C
Buck” Martin Agency Bank Sr
Mutual Savings
Atlanta
Electronic Distributing CO
Church
N.W
Dial
Penny Bottoms
Limestone
Bluff City
Cotaco Creek
el City
Cavis Landing
Leo
Reilties
Royall Lyme
Agua Lavanda
Spain
Homeland Insurance Agency
Harold Lentz
2Nd Ave
S.W
Royall
Burlington
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