Alabama Contradicts Grid Financial Crisis
A tour of Alabama's football complex reveals a lavish two acre Coliseum headquarters for Coach Bear Bryant. The program funds its own success, claiming self sufficiency, multi million dollar facilities, and a football dominated budget that supports an elite athletic department.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Paul ‘Bear
Bryant
Wall Street
Hit It Where It Was Pitched Says Al Kaline Mentor
Al Kaline 33, batted .340 at age 20 in 1955 to win a major league batting title becoming the youngest ever. He notes ongoing success with Detroit as a star outfielder and All Star for 13 straight seasons. He credits early coaching in Baltimore and his father for fundamentals.
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Bill Anderson
Baltimore
al Kaline
Detroit
Major Stars Pitching And Batting Lights Up Night Scores
Gary Nolan of the Reds returned from arm trouble to pitch a three hit game as Cincinnati crushed Atlanta 100. Joe Pepitone of the Yankees belted a grand slam and added a triple for seven runs in New Yorks 72 victory over Minnesota.
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Gary Nolan
Reds
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
New York
Minnesota
City Scores Junior League Tigers vs Orioles Athletics Yankees White Sox Indians
Box score style listing shows multiple teams with player stats and totals. Tigers, Orioles, Athletics, Yankees, White Sox and Indians contributed hits and runs with various pitchers and batters totaling 15-3-2, 17-9-4, 23-12-9, 18-1-0, 20-7-3, and 16-2-2 respectively.
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Athletics
Pacheco
Bill Bowers
Kornhaus
G. Brockus
Burt Bowers
M. Allen
R. Allen
Burgoon
Dodd
J. Brockus
Everhart
Shoemaker
Hazen
Yankees
Hutchison
Pinet
Hamerickhouse
Wherle
Clinton
Finch
K. Davis
Horn
Bryan
Korkames
White Sox
Elliott
Reed
Brown
Hicks
Zook
Winterschied
Killough
Jones
Soph
Roberts
Scouten
Black
Kaub
Anderson
Newkirk
Baseball Scoreboard AP American and National Leagues
The scoreboard lists teams standings with records and games behind for both leagues. Results from Wednesday include Detroit 5 Boston 4 and New York 7 Minnesota 2, with other scores and upcoming games across divisions.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Oakland
New York
California
Chicago
Wash
Washington
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Cincinnati
Houston
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San Francisco
Los Ang’es
Iowa Star Distance Runner Signs With Kansas
Sioux City Central standout Doug Smith, Iowa's top distance ace, signed a national letter of intent to enroll at Kansas. Coach Bob Timmons announced the move as Smith, three-time Iowa mile and cross country champion, posts a 4:12.6 mile, 1:35.9 half mile and 9:09.6 two mile.
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Lawrence
Kan
Doug Smith
Sioux City Central High
Iowa
University of Kansas
Jayehawk
Bob Timmons
Smith
Kanesas
Timmons
Family firm taps oil demand pride and risk
NEW YORK AP reports Vickers Petroleum, a 4th generation family business, challenges giants in the U.S. oil industry. Led by Jack Vickers Jr., the firm refines petrochemicals and runs 800 service stations across six Midwest and Southwest states, celebrating its golden anniversary after starting from a $5,000 lease gamble in 1918 that grew to 500 barrels a day.
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New York
U.S
Jack Vickers Jr
Vickers
Vickers Petroleum Co., Inc
Honea
Midwest
Jack Vickers Sr
Canadian boxer Chuvalo retains Canadian heavyweight title
In Regina George Chuvalo of Toronto outpointed Jeane Claude Roy of Montereal over 12 rounds to keep the Canadian heavyweight title. In Las Vegas Pete Gonzales of San Diego outpointed Rene Macias of Los Angeles over 10 rounds. In Honolulu Roberto Andrade of the Philippines outpointed Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles over 10 rounds. In Tokyo Fighting Harada of Japan outpointed Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles over 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Regina
Sask
George Chievalo
Toronto
Jeane Claude Roy
Montereal
Chuvalo
Las Vegas
Nev
Pete Gonzales
San Diego
Rene Macias
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Roberto Anedrade
Philippines
Frankie Crawford
Tokyo
Harada
Japan
Dwight Hawkins
Family empire built on oil and loyalty endures
Hal Boyle profiles the Vickers family business dynasty. From founder who died in 1940 at 49 with a $11 million annual firm, to Jack Vickers Jr rising to chief executive by 1952, the family controls a 26 member-strong enterprise. Helen Vickers Springer keeps the clan in line as its iron matriarch.
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University of Oklahoma
Jack
Seve
Vickers
Helen Vickers Springer
Pancho Gonzales Hopes for French Title Semifinal
Pancho Gonzales, after 19 years, reaches the French Championships semifinals. He faces Rod Laver in one semi, with Ken Rosewall meeting Andres Gimeno as another, while Billie Jean King and Nancy Richey duel in the women’s semis. Gonzales beat Roy Emerson earlier and recalled his 1949 semifinal loss to Budge Patty.
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Paris
Pancho Gonzales
Generales
Rod Laver
Austalia
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Andres Giemeno
Spain
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
England
Ann Haydon
Baseball Scores From Several Leagues
Buffalo beat Rochester 6 to 1 and Louisville defeated Jacksonville 1 to 0. Columbus shut out Richmond 1 to 0 while Toledo edged Syracuse 3 to 2 in 11 innings. In the Pacific Coast League Denver led Tulsa 8.5 to 663 with Vancouver 5 over Indianapolis 2 and Oklahoma City 4 over Spokane 1.
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