Hatton Hornets Lead 1A Football Standings
Hatton remains atop class A with a 7-0 record as Madison Academy, Clio and Sweetwater also hold unbeaten marks. Woodlawn climbs to 5-1 in 4-A after beating West End, while Oneonta leads 2-A with 7-0 and Sheffield advances to 3-A with a 6-1 showing.
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Four Millionth Visitor Reaches Hall of Fame milestone
In Cooperstown New York the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum surpassed four million visitors since opening in 1939. The four millionth guest was nine year old Robert Buraczewski of Dickson City Pennsylvania who arrived with his family.
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Fowler Ignites Baby Tide Win
Alabama junior varsity defeated Vanderbilt Jaycees 35-14 in Tuscaloosa. Les Fowler led a 62 yard opening drive and scored twice on runs while Thad Flanagan, Ron Kuykendall, and Jack O'Rear added TDs. Paul Gorham added four conversions as Vanderbilt replies came on Rich Dean passes to Frank Garrison and Doug Miller.
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War Hawks Score Sweep in 15 50 Cross Country Meet
MARION Calhoun Junior College dominated Marion Institute with a perfect score of 15 50 on a 3.3 mile course. Calhoun swept the top seven led by Frank Malone Greg Wilson Billy Garrett Stanley Wallace and David Anthony with Gary Anthony Willie Pickett close behind. Calhoun hosts Jeff State at 4 p m today.
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Amritraj leads Indian Grand Prix but aligns for quarterfinals
Top seed Vijay Amritraj of India advanced to the Indian Grand Prix quarterfinals by defeating Bill Brown 6-3 6-3 in a first round match. The Manila Open saw Allen Stone Geoff Masters and two other seeds win first rounds. Chris Evert won in Boca Raton while Bill Peterson was fired as Oilers coach. Don McCune led pins in Clearwater heading to final round of the Regional Champions Classic.
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