Vols Georgia Announce Two Game Football Series
Tennessee and Georgia confirmed a two game series starting in 1968 with Tennessee opening the 1968 season September 21 at Neyland Stadium against Georgia. Georgia will host Tennessee in Athens on November 1, 1969. The teams have not met since 1937. Georgia leads 7-5 all time.
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Knoxville
University of Tennessee
University of Georgia
Tennessee
Bulldogs
Neyland Stadium
Geor
Gia
Vols
Athens
Georgia
Dodgers blaze to 13-3 rout over Pirates in big offense night
Maury Wills sparked Los Angeles with a two run homer his first of the year and three stolen bases as the Dodgers hammered Vern Law in the five run first inning and added three more in the fourth. Don Drysdale earned his sixth win despite a rough seventh inning with three runs allowed.
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Pittsburgh
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirate
Dodgers
Vern Law
Wills
Don Drysdale
Boyer Power Sends Cardinals Past Reds 7 1
Ken Boyer belted a homer and triple driving in three as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7-1. Dick Groat collected three hits including a first inning single, while Ernie Broglio held the Reds scoreless. Groat added a double and triple to key rallies. Curt Flood drove in a run with a fifth inning single.
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ST. Louis
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Groat
Boyer
Ernie Broglio
Reds
Gordy Coleman
Cardinals
Curt Flood
Sammy Ellis
Wagner Slams Five Hits In Tribe Victory
In Washington, Leon Wagner went 5-for-5 with two triples as the Cleveland Indians beat the Senators 10-2 to halt a four game skid. John Romano drove in three with a single and his 5th homer, while Pete Ramos allowed two runs in the first inning before settling in for his fifth win over Washington in six decisions. The Senators committed three errors, contributing five unearned Indian runs.
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Washington
Leon Wagner
John Romano
Clevelands
Indians
Washington Senators
Pete Ramos
Senators
Cleveland
Alabama Track Team Letters Go To Ten Members
Ten members of the 1964 Alabama track and field squad were awarded monograms. The group includes four seniors, two juniors, and four sophomores announced by Athletic Director Paul Bryant. Named seniors are Elbert Cook Jacksonsville Alabama Robert Curry Jr. Miami Florida Ronald H Haynes Montgomery Henry T. Young Kenmore New York Juniors Warren R Hardy Montgomery Johnny Kirkley Northport Sophomores Robert F Neylan Dover Delaware Walter G MeQueen Fort Deposit Ronald Gary Terrell Prattville William C Wood Birmingham.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Elbert Cook
Jacksonville
Ela
Robert Curry Jr
Miami
Fla
Ronald H.haynes
Montgomery
Henry T. Young
Kenmore
N. Y
Warren R
Hardy Montgomery
Johnny — Kirkley
Northport
Dover
Del
Walter G.me-Queen
Ft. Deposit
Ronald Gary Terrell
Prattville
William C.wood
Birmingham
Cuban refugees at Miami tile plant mock Castro
Cuban refugees employed at a Miami tile plant share a light moment at Fidel Castro as they adjust to life in exile.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Ford Fires A Five-Hitter In Yankees 9-1 Win
Whitey Ford pitched a five-hitter for his fifth win as the New York Yankees defeated Kansas City 9-1. Ford allowed two hits after the third inning, struck out seven and walked one in his 204th career win. Clete Boyer hit a key fourth inning homer and Elston Howard collected three singles helping the Yankees pull away.
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Kansas City
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Ford
Athletics
Yankees
Clete Boyer
Moe Drabowsky
Hector Lopez
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Boyer
Howard
Loyd Mopiison
Ward Roger Maris
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Chisox Rally Past Detroit 10-4 in Big Win
Pete Ware drove in three runs and Tom McNertney had three hits including his first major league homer as the Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit 10-4 on Saturday. McNertney raised his average from .115 with a pair of singles and the solo homer off Phil Regan in the fifth inning.
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Detroit
Pete Ware
Tom McNertney
Chicago White Sox
McNertney
Phil Regan
Alabama signs Tampa halfback Phil Schaeffer
Tampa, Florida native Phil Schaeffer 6-1 182 pounds has been signed to a football grant in aid at the University of Alabama. Assistant coach Ken Meyer said Schaeffer led Robinson High School of Tampa to the state runner up title last season with 527 rushing yards 102 receiving yards and seven interceptions on CHS and a Western Conference horrors.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tampa
Fla
Phil Schaeffer
University of Alabama
Alabama
Ken Meyer
Schaeffer
Robinson High School of
Roberts Improving After Burns From Last Sunday's Race
Glenn Roberts remains in serious condition with burns from a race last Sunday but shows satisfactory progress at Charlotte Memorial Hospital as of Saturday. Medical staff report continued improvement and stable status.
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Charlotte
N.C
Glenn
Roberts
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Eisenhower Stars In Charity Golf Match At Merion
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and Masters champ Arnold Palmer teamed up against Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger for the Heart Fund at Merion Golf Club. The event raised $25,000 as Ike, 73, wowed the crowd with a 50 foot putt on the 17th and carried Palmer to a 3 and over win.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Ardmore
Merion Golf Club
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arnold Palmer
Eisenhower
Palmer
Heart Fund
Jimmy Demaret
Ray Bolger
Bobby Jones
Ike
Dermaret
Bolger
Philadelphia
Clarence Benedict
U.S. Golf Association
Gettysburg
UA Approves Field House Construction at University Campus
The University of Alabama Board of Trustees authorized immediate completion of plans and start of construction for a 15 000 seat field house. University President Frank A Rose said the facility will boost attendance at general convocations and support basketball events including Crimson Tide appearances and state high school tournaments and all-star games.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama Board of Trustees
Frank A. Rose
Crimson Tide
Red Sox Rout Indians in Pony League Fight
In Decatur Pony League Friday night the Red Sox beat the Indians 8 to 2. Ward earned the win, relieved in the seventh. Mathis hit a home run and a single, Ratliff and Robinson added doubles, Hammond two singles. Wakefield took the loss as the Indians managed four singles.
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Decatur
Toledo Churches Across 31 Denominations Number 300
A Toledo report notes 300 churches representing 31 denominations across the city. The figures illustrate diverse religious life and institutional presence within the metropolitan area.
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Toledo
Ohio
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