Auburn Renews Series With SMU
Auburn opens the season September 21 at Cliff Hare against SMU in a renewed series aiming for its first win. The teams previously met in the 1941 Birmingham game and a 1980 Cotton Bowl clash, with SMU holding two early victories. An expected 35,000 fans will attend Auburns largest home opener.
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Burningtree Women’s Club Championship Opens
The Burningtree Women’s Club championship began with Mrs. Marvin Taylor as medalist at 86 in a field of 32. Match play starts next week as Taylor meets Mrs. Ed die Hammons with several other flights and final matches slated for Friday at 12 30 p.m. A dinner and awards follow.
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Bill Casey
J. C. Stewart
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Marge) Williford
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Maxine) Perrin
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Jean) Fitts
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Audrey) Rogers
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Giants rout Reds as Mays belts two homers
San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 9-1 as Willie Mays hit two home runs and Bob Bolin pitched five strong innings for the Giants on Saturday.
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Moody leads Kemper Open as Army sergeant tops round
Orville Moody, a 34 year old Army sergeant in his first pro season, shot a five under par 67 to move into a one stroke lead at the Kemper Open. Moody's 206 total at Pleasant Valley Country Club puts him ahead of Bruce Crampton who matched the 67.
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Associated Press
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Mass
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Killeen
Tex
Australia
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Arnold Palmer
Paul Harney
Art Wall
Harney
Palmer
Marty Fileckman
Doug Sanders
Howie Johnson
Crampton
Weekend College Football Scores From The AP
Saturday results across divisions show North Carolina State edging Wake Forest while West Virginia State defeated West Virginia Tech. Missouri Valley and Midwest games produced mixed outcomes with several upsets and close finishes. Major programs like Georgia and Tennessee played tied games.
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Morehead
Marshall
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Tennnessee
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Elizabeth City
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Frostburg
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Concord
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Newport News Apprentice
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VPI Football Preview Highlights Kicking and Defense Strengths
The article outlines VPI’s kicking game led by Jack Simcsak, strong defense with a wide-tackle six scheme, and key players including Waddy Harvey Dan yer Davidson Beamer Treadwell and Ran dy Treadwell. It notes 27 interceptions last year and previews an opening game against Alabama with both teams prepared.
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V.P.I
V.P.J
Big Waddy
Harvey
Pete Danyer
Baseball Standings Sundays Games
Chicago Jenkins 17 14 faces Philadelphia G Jackson 1 5 while Pittsburgh Ellis 4 4 visits New York Cardwell 7 12 St Louis Carlton 12 10 at Houston Dierker 12 13 Atlanta Santorini 0 1 or Pappas 11 at Los Angeles Moeller 0 or Cincinnati Queen 0 1 at San Sandie Marichael 25 8 Oakland Krausse 101 10 at Detroit Lolich 14 9 New York Peterson 11 9 at Washington Moort 2 6 or Pascual 12 11 Minnesota Kaat 12 11 at Boston Ellsworth 13 6 Baltimore Hardin 18 10 at Cleveland Williams 11 10 California Messersmith 3 1 at Chicago
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Briles Shuts Out Astros as Cardinals Win 8-0
Nelson Briles pitched eight innings for St. Louis allowing no runs while the Cardinals collected five extra base hits to defeat Houston 8-0, tightening their grip on the National League pennant race.
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Angels top White Sox 5-4 in 10th inning
Aurelio Rodriguez scored on a throwing error by Sandy Alomar in the 10th inning to lift the California Angels to a 5-4 win over the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night.
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Pirates blank Mets 6–0 behind Clemente s big night
Roberto Clemente drove in three runs with two homers as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Mets 6 to 0. Bob Veale pitched shutout ball to seal the win in New York.
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Roberto Clemente
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New York Mets
Bob Veale
Orioles overpower Indians 5-3 as Robinson and Blefary homer
Frank Robinson and Curt Blefary hit their 15th home runs to back the Baltimore Orioles in a 5-3 win over the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland.
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Dodgers blank Braves as Sutton fires six-hitter
Los Angeles pitcher Don Sutton held Atlanta to six hits over six innings and Tom Haller drove in two runs with two doubles as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 3-0 on Saturday.
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Don Sutton
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Davidson Coach Debuts Goatee Aimed at Recruiting
Davidson College coach Lefty Driesell says his new goatee could help attract top players as he adapts to modern athletes. He jokes about wearing it all season to boost his appeal to recruits.
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Lombardi Special On TV Tonight
CBS-TV presents a one hour Lombardi special about Vince Lombardi to air at 7 p.m. It can be seen on WHNT-TV channel 19 in Huntsville and WLAC-TV channel 5 in Nashville.
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Raider Club Meeting Set Tuesday Night
Decatur High School Red Raider booster Club will hold a meeting at 7 30 in the school cafeteria Tuesday night. The Junior B football team will be the special guests and films of the Decatur Bradshaw and Decatur Athens games will be shown.
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Troy Rips By Samford
Senior quarterback Sim Byrd threw for 443 yards and five touchdowns to power Troy State University to a 49-31 victory over Samford in Birmingham. Byrd and flanker Danny Grant connected on three scoring plays, including a school record 88-yard pass.
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Bobby Enslen
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al Head
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Jackie Clayton
Wayne Hulon
Troy
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