Cardinals Dominate Milwaukee to Extend Win Streak
St Louis overwhelms Milwaukee 7 0 as Curt Simmons blanks the Braves on five hits for his 16th victory. Stan Musial doubles and Ken Boyer hits his 10th homer as St Louis jumps to a 2 5 lead in the first. The Cardinals push their win streak to seven and trail the Dodgers by two games in the league standings.
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Cardinals
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Simmons
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Javier
Spahn
Fischer
Schneider
Piche
Funk
Cloninger
Torre
McCarver
Detroit Tigers Top Orioles 3-2 on Thomass sacrifice fly
Detroit won 3-2 as George Thomass sacrifice fly to short center scored the deciding run in the ninth. Barber took the loss, Regan improved to 13-7, and Robinson hit Baltimore’s 10th homer.
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Detroit
George Thomas
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Barber
Miller
Orsino
Regan
Triandos
W—Regan
L—Barber
Robinson
Sox Crush Athletics in 7-3 Game
Boston Red Sox explode for 12 hits to beat the Kansas City Athletics 7-3 in Kansas City. Earl Wilson earns his 11th win against 16 losses, with supporting work by Lamabe Nixon Wickersham and others.
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Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Gary Geiger
Boston
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Lamabe
Nixon
Wickersham
Sturdivant
Rakow
Willis
Lau
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Global use of flash evaporators converts vast daily water
More than 25 million gallons of sea water or brickish washer are converted to fresh water worldwide each day by flash evaporator systems.
Arab Hanceville fight to deadlock on 13 13 tie
Arab and Hanceville battled to a 13 to 13 tie last night as a late rally kept the Knights from disaster. Hanceville took a 13 point lead in the first quarter with Darrell Burnham passing to Lee Burkhart for a TD and later to Mike Fox for another. Arab responded in the third with Briscoe and Briscoe scoring on a 15 yard run and Black adding an 18 yard TD run after a failed extra point as the defense held on the tie.
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Knights
Darrell Burnham
Arab
Burnham
Lee Burkhart
Mike Fox
Larry Compton
Black
Briscoe
Green
Jimmy Briscoe
Roger King
East Limestone Routs New Hope 26 to 20 in Friday Game
East Limestone Indians beat New Hope 26 20 on Friday night with 317 rushing yards to 187 and 18 first downs to 11. Jerry Sandlin opened scoring, Jerry Sims and Jerry Davis connected on a 40 yard pass, and New Hope rallied with Birchfield and Williams but time ran out.
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East Limestone
Indians
Limestone County
Jerry Sandlin
Bill Preston
Jerry Sims
East Limestone Indians
Jerry Davis
Jerry Birchfield
Williams
E. Limestone
E Limestone
Tommy Baugher
Mick Hargrove
Marvin Barkley
Wayne Wood
Kenneth Wood
Danny Webb
Anthony Baugher
Franklin Cobb
Richard Keel
Wayne Turner
Larry Groves
Wayne Schrimpsher
Charley Woods
Kenneth Pursner
Jerry Birdhfield
Roy Shurbert
Eddie Anderson
Jimmy Solan
White Sox Rally Past Senators 5-2
Ray Herbert delivered a two run double as Chicago surged with a four run sixth to beat Washington 5-2. Herbert earned the win, Osteen took the loss, with Carreon, Osteen, Hobaugh, Jenkins, and Retzer contributing for the White Sox.
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Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
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Herbert
Carreon
Osteen
Hobaugh
Jenkins
Retzer
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Rogers Nips Bears 7 In Narrow Home Victory
Tom Rogers ran for a first quarter touchdown and Rogers held on to defeat Hazlewood 7 to 0. Mitchell Scott added the only extra point on a 22 yard run, while David Wright split the uprights. The game featured strong defensive play with few scores near the goal line.
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Hazlewood Golden Bears
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Hazlewood
Larry Brackin
Danny Liles
Assery Crisler
Jim Burden
Rod Hamby
James Weems
Cen
Prep Scores Across Alabama and Nearby States
A long list of high school football scores from various schools in Alabama and nearby areas. Notable results include Enterprise 40 over Greenville 0, Deshler of Tuscumbia 7 over Deshler, and Muscle Shoals 32 over Leighton 6. Local teams such as Lagrange, Brundidge, and Florala posted multiple victories or close losses.
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Rehobeth
Notasulga
Smiths Station
R.E. Lee
Vigor
Eutaw
Akron
Goodwater
Camp Hill
Lanier
Selma
Jamison
Verbena
Hartford
Florala
Sylacauga
Mortimer Jordan
Talladega
Childersburg
Enterprise
Greenville
W. S. Neal
Flomaton
Lanett
Lagrange
Bay Minette
Ramsay
Birmingham
Coffee of
Florence
Muscle Shoals
Leighton
Russellville
Hackleburg
Corinth
Miss
Sheffield
Walker County
Deshler
Tuscumbia
Cherokee
Madison Academy
Lions and Cowboys Favored to Open NFL Season
The Associated Press lists the Detroit Lions two touchdown favorites over the Los Angeles Rams in Los Angeles and the Dallas Cowboys seven points better than the St. Louis Cardinals at Dallas. Other Sunday games include Packers Bears Giants Colts and more.
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Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
NFL
Lions
Milt Plum
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Dallas
Light Scrimmage For Auburn Tigers
Auburn's Tigers held a light dummy scrimmage in preparation for a game-type session in Cliff Hare Stadium. Tomorrow's scrimmage marks the final rough work before the season opener in Houston on September 2.
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Tigers
Cliff Hare
Houston
Rogersville Beats Tanner 19-14 in Last Quarter comeback
The Rogersville Tigers defeated the Tanner Rattlers 19-14 after a late drive capped by a 15 yard Nugent to Greer pass. Rogersville led early on a Nugent to Greer TD, matched by Moran for Tanner, with Douthit twice halting extra points.
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Rogersville Tigers
Tanner Rattlers
Danny Nugent
Joe Greer
Marcel Douthit
Tanner
Junior Moran
Vernon Gordon
Moran
Ingram Cornelious
Douthit
Gordon
Rattler
Larry Grace
Nugent
Ex Tide End Perron Shoemaker Dies at 47
Athens Ga Sept 13 AP Perron Shoemaker a star end for Alabama and a longtime football coach at Georgia Chattanooga Idaho Florida and Texas A M died today at 47 after a long kidney illness He coached at Georgia from 1951 to 1956 and later worked as a regional sales representative His WW II service earned four bronze stars and he was hailed by former pupils as one of the great end coaches. Surviving are a son Perron III and his wife Mary Morris Shoemaker. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Silas
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Beaumont
Tex
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Atmore
Perron III
Cubs End Reds Streak 3-2 on Boccabella RBI
Chicago rookie John Boccabella lined a go-ahead single in the eighth inning to drive in the winning run as the Cubs halted a six game skid with a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati. Williams hit his 22nd homer for Chicago. McDaniel earned the win, Nixhall took the loss.
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John Boccabella
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Nuxhall
Edwards
Toth
McDaniel
Schaffer
W— McDaniel
L—Nixhall
Williams
Lexington 31 defeats Elkmont in homecoming rout
Lexington Golden Bears crushed Elkmont 31 to 0 on Elkmont’s homecoming. Neal McGuire scored the first two yards a 70 yard opening drive, Donald White added a 12 yard TD, and Judson Adams finished an 85 yard drive with a four yard score. Jerry Hill blocked a punt setting up Larry Griggs’ late TD as Elkmont’s six game skid continued.
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Golden Bears
Elkmont Red Devils
Lauderdale County
Neal McGuire
Donald White
White
Judson Adams
Kenneth Sharp
Jerry Hill
Herman Bates
Red Devils
Larry Griggs
Mikki Compton
Cecil Gregg
Courtland
Jackie Huber
Detroit to stage 1968 Olympic Torch Run
Detroit will dramatize its bid for the 1968 Olympic Games with a 2600 mile relay run by about 200 men. Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh announced the event to start September 27 in Los Angeles and end October 10 in Detroit. The National Amateur Athletic Union will co sponsor sending 20 to 25 runners from each of nine states along Route 6 to Chicago then U.S. 12 and I 4 through Indiana to Detroit visiting Albuquerque Amarillo Oklahoma City Tulsa St Louis Joliet and Gary Ind.
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Jerome P. Cavanagh
Los Angeles
National Amateur Athletic Union
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U.S. 12
Indiana
Albuquerque
Amarillo
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Tulsa
St. Louis
Joliet
Gary
Ind
Cullman Bearcats End Butler Streak With 7–0 Victory
Cullman Bearcats break a scoreless tie late in the first quarter when Pat Patterson returns a fumbled ball 50 yards for a touchdown. Kelly Carron adds the extra point as Cullman moves to 2 0 on the season, defeating Butler 7 to 0 behind strong defense and key interceptions.
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Bearcats
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Rebels
Pat Patterson
Kelly Cartron
Tommy Handcock
Bill Peinhardt
Ben Gould
Allen Thompson
Frank Reynolds
Gerald Jasper
John Shaw
Floyd Connell
Neil Jones
Kelly Carron
Bob Craddock
Phillip Cunningham
Terry Fello
Ralph Hargrove
Dicky Crutcher
Marrion King
David Edwards
Kenneth Guthrie
Glen Wallace
Ronnie Puckett
Mitch McNeece
Beman and Sikes Vie for U S Amateur Championship
Deane Beman and Dick Sikes, top golf presences, reach the U S Amateur final at Wakonda Club Des Moines. Sikes, NCAA champion, edged Charli Coe with a key break near a tree while Beman survived George Archer 5 and 4 as morning dictums gave way to afternoon rallies on a 36 hole grind in Iowa.
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Calif
Coe
Sikes
Beman
Bethesda
Insuranceman
Archer
University of Arkansas
U S Net Team Opens Davis Cup With 2-0 Lead
The United States moved ahead 2-0 in the American Zone final as Marty Riessen defeated Ivo Pimentel 8-6 6-4 6-4 and Dennis Ralston beat Orlando Bracamonte 6-2 6-1 6-2 at Cherry Hills Country Club. A doubles match and two more singles were scheduled.
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United States
Venezela
Marty Riessen
Dennis
Ralston
Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Ivo Pimentel
Bakersfield
Calif
Orlando Bracamonte
Cherry Hills
Bracamonte
Mississippi State University
Bob Kelleher
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Bournemouth
Moore Will Miss Colts Opener
Baltimore Colts star halfback Lenny Moore underwent an emergency appendectomy Friday morning two days before the NFL season opener against the New York Giants. Moore had bruised ribs from an Aug 17 exhibition game and had just returned to action last Saturday.
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Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
Colts
New York Giants
Moore
Dodgers edge Phillies to salvage split in tight pennant race
Los Angeles won the nightcap 2-1 after a eighth inning double by Frank Howard, trimming the NL lead to 2½ games over St Louis as Philadelphias opener ended 3-2 on a ninth inning throwing error by Maury Wills.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Howard
St. Louis
Phillies
Dodger
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Dennis Bennett
Tommy Davis
Howard
Davis
Bill Skowron
Ken McMullen
Ron Perranoski
Chris Short
Larry Sherry
Tony Gonzalez
Roy Sievers
Walt Alston
Sherry
Bob Oldis
Jim Gilliam
Wills
Hoak
Ron
Miller
Perranoski
Camilli
Bennett
Dalrymple
Averill
W—Perranoski
L—Bennett
Automobile Ownership Reaches Seventieth Percentile In U S
The usage reveals that around 73 percent of American households own at least one motor vehicle. Officials note rising ownership tied to expanding suburbs and mid century mobility trends.
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