Alabama Aims to Extend Its 17-Game Streak in Football
Alabama eyes extending its 17 game winning streak as Bear Bryant era teams stretch the famed line of consecutive victories. The piece surveys historic college football streaks, noting Oklahoma 47 and LSU 19 plus Alabama post 1965 feats and prior runs by Washington Yale Penn and Michigan among others.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Alabama
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Parkers
LSU
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Bear Bryant
Bama
Georgia
Nebraska
Texas
Washington
Gil Dobie
Huskies
Oregon
Yale
Princeton
Elis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Santa Clara
Kentucky
Babe Parilli
Michigan
Fielding
Yost
Minnesota
Wolverines
Citywide Tennis Tourney Closes With Blair Park Finals
Blair Park hosts the citywide championships with finals in all divisions. In junior girls Hartley vs Hartley starts at 11 a.m. followed by mixed doubles Chidester and Davis vs Rawleighs at 1 p.m. Senior men doubles Wood and Bradner face Gurley and Easter at 1 p.m. Koonce meets Idol in boys’ singles at 2 p.m. Margaret Randie versus Hartley winner follows. 2 p.m. also features Ingram versus Anderson. Evening doubles include Koonce Bodle vs Rothrock Myat and Randie Hartley vs Bodle Rawleigh. Yesterday Ralph Burley won senior men’s singles. mixed semifinals saw Chidester/Davis and Rawleighs advance. junior boys title went to Idol and Bodle/Idel won juniors doubles.
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Blair Park
Donna Hartley
Bargie Hartley
Leon Chidester
Billie Davis
James
Florence Rawleigh
Joe Wood
Howard Bradner
Ralph Gurley
Howard Easter
Arnold Koonce
Walt Idol
Margaret Randle
Betsy Utley
Larry Ingram
Ing N. C. Anderson
Bob Bodle
Harry Rothrock
Archie Myat
Margaret Randie
Nelson Hartley
Pat Bodle
Ralph Burley
Charlie Morris
Betty Moore
Gim Yates
Idel
Randy Gibson
Yates
Top Two U S Women Netters Off To 2 0 Lead
The United States took a 2-0 lead in the 39th Wightman Cup opening day as Nancy Richey upset Ann Haydon Jones 6 2 6 2 and Billie Jean King defeated Virginia Wade 6 3 6 2. Rosemary Casals and King set for Sundays doubles against Truman and Wade with Truman vs Casals in singles Sunday.
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Cleveland
U.S
United States
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Great Britain
Ann Haydon Jones
Billie Jean King
Britain
Virginia Wade
Miss King
Long Beach
Calif
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Christine Truman
Miss Wade
Miss Truman
Miss Casals
Hartley Wins Two Titles In State Junior Tourney
Elizabeth Sloan of Winston-Salem defeated Belinda Vaughn of Shelby 6-4 9-7 to win the 18-year-old girls singles and teamed with Vaughn to win the 18-year-old girls doubles. Hartley added a 16-year-olds doubles title with Carol Davenport and the 16-year-old singles crown. Others earned 14 and 12 year old titles in Winston-Salem as local players dominated the North Carolina junior tennis tournament.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Elizabeth Sloan
Winston- Salem
Belinda Vaughn
Shelby
Miss Vaughn
Janet Vaughn
Belinda
Jenny Rawlings
Durham
Stewart Smith
Sally Millar
Winston
Carol Davenport
Greensboro
Ian Eads
Joann Peacock
Goldsboro
John Lucas
Randy Merritt
Lexington
Arty Small
Charlotte
Bob Koury
Bo Roberts
Burlington
Chuck Cloniger
Joe Merritt
Chuck
Joe
Allen Wall
Chip Koury
Small
Tommy Dixon
Raleigh
Steve King
Gray Smith
Bill Stephanz
John Farfour
South African Henning Zarley and McGowan Lead in Firestone Classic
Allan Henning Kermit Zarley and Jack McGowan tied for the 54 hole lead at 208 8 under par as Rex Baxter Jr. faltered with a 77. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer trailed by two strokes with a 210 and 211 totals by others including Doug Sanders Gay Brewer Cal Nagle Bill Collins and Tom Weiskopf. Amateur Ron Cerrudo and Marty Fleckman were among the first amateurs to break par at 69.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Allan Henning
Kermit Zarley
Jack McGowan
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Henning
Zarley
McGowan
Rex Baxter Jr
Nicklaus
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Cal Nagle
Bill Collins
Tom Weiskopf
Baxter
Brewer
Nagle
Collins
Weiskopf
Nichols
Lebron Harris
Dan Sikes Jr
Ron Cerrudo
Cerrudo
Marty Fleckman
Firestone Country Club
al Henning
Rex Baxter
Ga Brewer
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
al Balding
George Archereeneee
Bert Yancey Ovens Gardner Dickinson Oveneee
Gene Littler Seeeeee
Bob Charles
Chuck Courtney Seeeeee
Artall
Miller Barber
Randy Glover
Fred Marti
Charles Sifford Seeeeeee
Dave Stockton Eeeee
George Knudson Eeeeanee
Frank Beard Eeeeeeenene
Paul Bondeson
Johnny Pott
R. H. Sikes
Dave Hill Eee
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Futrelle dominates regional AAU meet for Ragsdale
Martha Futrelle of Ragsdale High School won the 30-yard low hurdles in 9.2 seconds and placed fourth in the 100 yard dash and second in the broad jump in the regional AAU Junior Olympic Track and Field Meet in Jacksonville. Charles Hodges also won the broad jump in the 14-15 division for Asheboro. North Carolina sent sixteen youths as Tar Heels trailed Florida in team scoring.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Martha Futrelle
Ragsdale High School
Miss Futrelle
Washington
D. C
Asheboro
Charles Hodges
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Florida
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