Thornton Named Asst. Alabama AD and Sports Publicity Chief
Paul W. Bryant named Charley Thornton as assistant athletic director while Thornton continues as sports publicity director. He will oversee scheduling and travel for swimming baseball track golf and tennis and aims to strengthen Alabama's overall program. Thornton joined Alabama in 1964 from the NCAA and has held key roles in college sports publicity and administration.
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University — University of Alabama
Paul W. Bryant
Charley Thornton
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Bryant
Alabama
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas City
Walter Byers
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Ark
Evening Sun
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Arkansas State
Tulane University
Tulane
Ica
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame Board of Directors
College Baseball Writers Association
Southeastern Conference
Cornell Names Glenn Davis Track Coach Succeeding Montgomery
Glenn A. Davis former Olympic track star is appointed coach of track and cross country at Cornell University to replace Louis C Montgomery who retires next month after 17 years in charge. Davis 31 has been assistant coach for three seasons and co coach this year.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Glenn A. Davis
Cornell University
Louis C. Montgomery
Montgomery
Big Red
Davis
Alabama teams plot 1966 67 basketball and other sports moves
Alabama Crimson Tide basketball will play 17 games inside the Heart of Dixie in a round robin SEC schedule under Hayden Riley with 12 games at Foster Auditorium and two at Mobile and Birmingham plus an exhibition with the University of Prague. Mississippi State baseball opens NCAA playoffs against Florida State while Athens High tests a new video tape machine for TV coverage.
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Heart of Dixie
The
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Hayden Riley
Foster Auditorium
Mobile
Birmingham
Samford University
Howard
Auburn
Montgomery
University of Prague
Tuscaloosa
Federation of International Basketball Assn
FIBA
Czechosovakia
Mississippi State
Gastonia
N.C
Maroons
Florida State
Seminoles
NCAA
Tigers edge Angels 5-4 on Dick McAuliffe homer
Dick McAuliffe hit a two run homer in the seventh to lift Detroit to a 5-4 win over the California Angels. He also drove in a run with a second inning single as Johnny Podres earned his first American League victory in relief of Fred Gladding.
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Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
California Angeles
Tigers
Treak
McAuliffe
Dean Chance
Fred Newman
Angeles
Willie Smith
Norm Siebern
Smith
Angels
Siebern
Ed Kirkpatrick
Jerry Lumpe
Gatestown
Don Wert
Johnny Podres
Fred Gladding
Pirates and Astros split twin bill in Houston
In the nightcap Woody Fryman's mound work backed by Wille Igell and Bob Bailey homers gave the Pirates a 5-2 win to split the doubleheader after Houston had taken the opener 2-1. }
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Houston
Wille Igell
Bob Bailey
Woody Fryman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Astros
Stargell
Gene Alley
Bailey
Robin Roberts
Fryman
Bob Aspromonte
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
Pirates
Gary Kroll
Matty Alou
Alley
Manny Mota
Claude Raymond
Jim Owens
Dave Giusti
Raymond
Owens
Giusti
Jim Pagliaroni
Jerry Lynch
Lee Maye
Aspromonte
Don Cardwell
Pagliaroni
Florida Team Wins Southeastern Track Title in Atlanta
The Florida Track Club captured six first places to upset Tennessee at the Southeastern Track and Field Championships in Atlanta. Florida won the 440 relay, discus, 440 hurdles, 880, and mile events, finishing with 42% points while Tennessee totaled 23. Georgia Tech, Clemson, and Auburn also posted wins in various events amid a rain-soaked meet.
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Atlanta
Revere
Lewis Gainey
Atlanta Track Club
University of Georgia
Cairo
Turner
Mahoney
Roberts
Brown
Dieter Gebhard
John Morton
Gebhard
Frank Lagotic
Alabama
David Adkins
Tennessee
Roger Neiswender
Richard Freeman
East Tennessee
Tommy Elliott
Georgia Tech
Gregory Béhr
Clemson
Rod Parker
Duke
Eddie Stenberg
Auburn
Tom Christopher
Beckwith
Georgia
Avery Nelson
Buddy Fowlkes F
Atlanta Striders
Florida Track Club
Bill Roberts
Ed Mahoney
Jim Brown
Alan
Royals Celtics clash announced in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Royals announced a matchup against the Boston Celtics in Cincinnati as part of their upcoming schedule. Details of date and venue were not disclosed in the snippet.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
Red Sox Edge Senators 6-5 On Homers and Late Rally
Dalton Jones Jim Gosger and Tony Conigliaro homered to back a five hit start by Lonborg though he faltered in the eighth after a throwing error Allowing a Jim King grand slam Boston held on for a 6 5 win over Washington Dan Osinski came on in relief to strand a potential ninth inning rally and seal the victory with Radatz briefly in control.
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Washington
Dalton Jones
Jim Gosger
Tony Conigliaro
Jim King
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Jim Lonborg
Don Blasingame
Bob Laverine
Lonborg
Frank Howard
Dick Rada
Cairo Visits Clay Pledges
Cairo reports Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali pledged to visit Cairo after each victory. Made at a High Council of Islamic Affairs dinner he noted an open invitation to visit the United Arab Republic. He is to fly to Alexandria for a two day visit.
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Cairo
Cassius Clay
High Council of Islamic Affairs
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Islamic Council
United Arab Republic
Council
Alexandria
Orioles Rally Past A’s Behind Drabowsky in Eight
Moe Drabowsky held Kansas City to two hits after fifth inning relief as Baltimore scored four in the eighth to beat the Athletics 9-2. Brooks Robinson and Curt Blefary sparked the surge with a double and a run, while Boog Powell drove in two early.
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Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Baltimore Orioles
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Drabowsky
John Miller
A's
Orioles
John Wyatt
Blefary
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Dave Johnson
Bowens
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Nossex Cf
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Terry
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Krausse
Drabosky
Charles Ph
Wyatt P
Dickson P
Roof Ph
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Wyatt
Dickson
Bryan
Johnson
Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Frank Robinson
Joe Nossek
Larry Stahl
Bill
Athletics
Kelso still wins eyes and letters at Woods stock Farm
Chesapeakde City Md AP Kelso the 9 year old gelding once earned 1.98 million in 63 races remains a celebrity at Woods stock Farm owned by Mrs Richard C duPont. He receives thousands of fan letters daily and travels a calm retirement with his dog Charlie nearby while plans for a temporary saddle return loom.
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Mad
Woodstock Farm
Kelso
Richard C. duPont
Iron Curtain
Mrs. duPont
Florida
Jackson St. Louis Beats Cincinnati 3-1 Behind Jackson
Left hander Al Jackson scattered five hits and added a key double as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3-1. Tommy Harper homered and doubled, Tim McCarver singled with a run in, and Curt Flood tripled for the Cardinals in a two run second inning.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Tommy Harper
Harper
Bob Tolan
Cardinals
Charley Smith
Tim McCarver
McCarver
Tolan
Cincinnati
Jim O'Toole
Curt Flood
Orlando Cepeda
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