Davis Delivers 35 0 Alabama Rout Over Kentucky at Legion Field
Alabama quarterback Terry Davis shines in a 35 to 0 victory over Kentucky before 71 433 fans at Legion Field. Davis throws two TD passes and scores another, while Alabama's defense forces multiple Wildcats errors as Alabama gains 340 total yards to Kentucky 140.
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Bear) Bryant
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Ralph Stokes
Steve Bisceglia
Bill Davis
Bear Bryant
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Woodrow Lowe
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Jim Goostree
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John Ray
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John Hannah
Jim McCollum
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Six For The Tigers Auburn Touchdown Run
Auburn's Terry Henley, 23, powers over for a Tiger touchdown in the second period against Tennessee-Chattanooga at Auburn. Lance.
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Free Spirit of the Olympics Amid 1936 Munich Turmoil
A historic reflection on the 1936 Munich Games, praising Jesse Owens and the event’s international role while noting threats of boycott, controversy, and violence. Firsthand recollections include Dr. Charles Howell and his family amid Israel team attacks and doubts about continuing the Games.
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UT Chart. Moral Victory Over Uninspired Auburn
Auburn managed only one first down as UT controlled the game with a 49 yard drive ending in Henley's seven yard TD. Unger gained 101 yards on 23 carries after Henley left, while Auburn quarterback Walls struggled with several costly plays and an interception that sparked Chattanooga.
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David Beverly
Gardner Jett
Harry Unger
Randy Walls
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Mickey Brokas
Vince Stafford
James Owens
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Walls
Ralph ‘Shug
Jordan
Mike Fuller
Mike Bishop
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German security blamed as Games falter amid praise for organization
Dr Howell rejects blame on Germany for the Games security lapse, noting tight regimes and rapid events. The piece references American press critiques and the overall performance amid chaotic moments, with emphasis on organization and interviews for athletes.
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