Graves Gets First Look At Gator Lineup
Florida coach Ray Graves sees likely starters for Saturday in Atlanta as key players return from injuries during the first full-pad practice. Georgia Tech also reports knee surgeries for three players as Gov. Sanders watches and Bobby Dodd leads a 30 minute workout.
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Louisiana State
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Athens Golden Eagles Beat Decatur 27–6
Athens Golden Eagles B team overpower Decatur Red Raiders 27 to 6 at Decatur High School stadium. Danny Johnson scores all four Athens touchdowns and leads ground gains. Decatur’s Ronnie Howard scores the lone legitimate TD and a 65 yard pass is nullified by a offside call. Coach Ferman Elmore praises his squad after the win. Decatur faces Austin Saturday at 6 30 p.m. at home.
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Craddock Shuffles Through Five Teams in Week
Nat Craddock, rookie running back from Parsons College, spent a chaotic week on five rosters across three leagues and two countries. After dazzing with two touchdowns for the New York Giants in an exhibition, he was cut and linked to Ottawa and Montreal before joining the New York Jets via AFL rights, amid a league dispute and a last minute ruling by AFL Commissioner Joe Foss.
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Hall Bangs Pair Homers In AL Action
Outfielder Jimmie Hall slugged his 30th and 31st homers to tie the AL rookie record as the Twins defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. Gary Peters of the White Sox improved to 18 wins with two hits and 2 RBIs in a a Baltimore and Detroit split, while standings shifted across the league including a Yankees collapse and Red Sox clutch rally. Hall raised his average to .266 and 72 RBIs as Peters aimed for 20 victories and led AL with 179 strikeouts.
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Dunkel College Football Index Explains Team Strength
The Dunkel system provides a continuous index of team strength using scoring margins and recent performance. Originated in 1929 by Dick Dunkel, the method compares teams against equally ranked opponents for weekly results ending September 15, 1963.
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Bo Belinsky Returns To Majors With Angels
Bo Belinsky is recalled from Hawaii to start for the Los Angeles Angels in a meaningless game. The veteran right-hander aims to prove he can pitch in the majors again while teammates seek personal milestones.
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National League standings and Monday results brief
National League update shows St Louis and Los Angeles at 86 wins with various teams in pursuit. Monday results include New York 6 Philadelphia 3 and Milwaukee 9 Cincinnati 24 in a night game. today’s schedule lists several interleague and league games across major teams.
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Trading Stamps For All Losers
Florence Kentucky AP reports Lato nia Race Course offered trading stamps to women with losing tickets two weeks ago and the idea wins praise from fifteen women at the stamp booth. Some losses produced enthusiasm as stamps fund Christmas gifts and help soften luck.
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Austin to open with Bee tear in Decatur High B game
Saturday night Austin meets Decatur Raider Bees in Decatur High School Stadium at 7 p m for a B game. Coach Beard Whitsett notes 29 bays out for the Bee tear while Decatur Volunteers wind up two weeks of practice with 56 players and no first game set yet. Oak Grove faces Courtland at West Town Field at 7 15 p m today.
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Simmons Hurls Cards To Win
Curt Simmons pitched a five hit shutout to lead the St. Louis Cardinals past the Chicago Cubs 6 0, lifting them within three games of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL standings. Bill White drove in three runs as Milwaukee and New York also won. The monarch butterfly is noted for flying up to 30 miles an hour.
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Gardner Out In U S Amateur
Gardener Gardner, a five time New York metropolitan champion and 1960 national runner up, is eliminated in the second round of the U S Amateur Golf Championship. George Archer of Gilroy California defeats Downing Grant 4 and 3 while John Lotz of San Jose State defeats veteran Bob Gardner 1 up at Wakonda Club in drizzly fog.
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Williams Delivers In Pinch For Game Winning Run
Dick Williams delivers a clutch pinch single after a tying run scored on a three run sequence, completing the rally that produced the winning run.
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Alabama Coach Sees Mixed Practice After Injuries
University of Alabama coach Paul Bryant reports mixed practice with more injuries. Jim Simmons pulled a groin and Al Lewis hamstring while both were on the first string. Bryant praised Wayne Freeman and Ray Ogden for strong efforts during drills.
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World’s largest eyes belong to the great blue whale
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