Butts libel verdict hailed by college football figures
A federal jury awarded Wallace Butts 3.06 million in his libel suit over claims he gave Alabama coach Paul Bryant Georgia football secrets before the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. Southern coaches and athletic directors welcomed the verdict as a win for the profession and for college football.
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National Doubles Play Set Opens in Mass
National Doubles tennis championship action starts in Brookline with the top teams delaying due to rain. Defending champions Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox of Mexico and U S leaders Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley face two matches today to stay on schedule. Osuna/Palafox meet John Powless and Dave Reed, while Ralston/McKinley play Cliff Richey and Dave Powers. The No 3 seeds Roger Taylor and Bob Wilson square off with Andy Lloyd and Butch Newman.
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Stewart Wins At Wichita
Stewart Motors of Phoenix, Arizona, the semi pro champions, defeated Waltham, Massachusetts 4 to 0 in the National Baseball Congress tournament. Lee McFarland pitched a two hitter with nine strikeouts for the first round win. Heiden and McFarland drove in two runs apiece, with Heiden adding a run in the third and fifth innings. Lindner will start on the mound tomorrow for Stewart.
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Palmer Signs With Orioles
Palmer, a Scottsdale High School multi sport standout, signed a baseball contract with the Baltimore Orioles after earning a final year in football basketball and baseball. A pitcher with a 5-3 record and 100 strikeouts in 80 innings in the South Dakota Basin League, he chose pro baseball over college, citing an undisclosed bonus.
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Arizona State Golfers Advance to Third Round
Arizona State University golfers Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin and Joanne Gunderson a former Sun Devil both won their matches in the Women's National Amateur Golf tournament in Williamstown Massachusetts Sorenson defeated Joan Tosci Burke of West Orange New Jersey 5 and 4 while Gunderson beat Patricia Johnson of Spartanburg South Carolina 7 and 6 Also Mary Lowell of Hayward California eliminated Marguerite Willoughby of Winthrop Massachusetts 4 and 3 Proceeding players advance to the third round
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Surplus Matson Goes To Detroit in Swap
Los Angeles Rams trade Ollié Matson to the Detroit Lions for offensive lineman Harley Sewell. Matson seeks a return to his fullback role amid Rams backups Ben Wilson Glen Shaw and Art Perkins. Sewell praised as a top Western Conference guard joins Rams.
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