Terry-Harpe Lead At Point Mallard Best Ball
Terry and Bob Harpe shot 66 to build a one stroke first round lead in Point Mallard Best Ball Golf Tournament. Terry fired a five under 67 as the final 18 holes were to be played today. Ed Reed and Ed Estes of Arab carded 67 to sit tied for second.
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Kansas Tops Florida State 28 0 In Intersectional Showdown
Kansas halfback Kelvin Williams scores twice in the first half and quarterback Dave Jaynes adds two fourth quarter touchdowns to rout Florida State 28 to 0. Jaynes sets school records with his 25th career TD pass while Florida State struggles behind an injured tailback, five interceptions, and multiple fumbles.
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Bryant lauds second-half comeback in Tide win over Kentucky
Alabama coach Paul Bryant praised his team after a 28-14 victory at Kentucky, noting they wore down the Wildcats in the second half after trailing 14-0. He credited defensive adjustments for halting Kentucky triple option and said Willie Shelby’s 100-yard kickoff return helped shift momentum. Chandler visited, Bryant downplayed expectations for the late drive, and he said Alabama played 60 to 65 players, with some freshmen unused.
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Tigers Defense Dominates In 31-0 Auburn Rout
Auburn shut down Chattanooga with a fierce defense forcing two interceptions and a blocked punt. Despite an inconsistent offense, the Tigers held the Moccasins to minus 29 rushing yards and 155 passing, powering a 31-0 victory at the Jordan-Hare stadium christening. Coach Shug Jordan praised the defense and second-unit rush, while Chattanooga coach Joe Morrison lamented early special teams breaks.
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Jordan
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Rickey Kemp
Ken Bernich
Bill Luka
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Orioles Clinch East Title With 7-1 Win Over Brewers
The Baltimore Orioles clinched the American League East crown by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 7-1. Rookie Al Bumbry tied a major league record with three triples as Doyle Alexander allowed seven hits. Tommy Davis added four singles, supporting the win as Jim Colborn took the loss.
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