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17 4- 13'. 3 l'. Tt.Oiia .16 14 13 75 il IN EXPERT DIVISION Kaye and Karen Windham, nine-year-old daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dale Windham, are the two youngest Jackson Ski Club members in the expert division of the Slalom tourney tn be held in the Small Boat Harbor at the Ross Ramett Reservoir on Sunday, May 22.

Skiers in all age groups are invited to enter but minors must have the entry form signed by their parents. 45 47 4''. -l II 1 -i' 17 '4'4 3v ly made after watching the Reds defeat the Whites 17-15 in the 'Barna Spring Game staged at Tuscaloosa Friday night before over 18,000 of the 7' 1 IT J7 3J4 3-, 3'. Ifl'T 19'. 10 1'.

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State (10-7). Otherwise, though, they had little trouble. Then, for some more of that iame type of opinion, let me say that the Crimson Tide will be a much improved football team for 196B. This observation is guarded 92 -T. 4 I'O 24 14 54 I IS 15 44 04 3 II 1 II '0 71 94 1 11 i 3ft '4 52'.

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At this particular writing, the Big Man has not emerged at quarterback but instead a pair of rather capable men are still engaged in a true dogfight to determine who gets the honor and the praise. 71 UH 44' 4 59 9' 4 49' 45'. ai'i 5'. 1 37'. I 41 14 II Va 4'4 54'a 11 3i 19i 11' 14 5'4 31 '4 504 44', 40'.

-1 40 4', 3l'l 47', 3t' '1 20' 4 anese sportsmen will go to Washington to call on the U.S. State Department and the Japanese Embassy. The Dodgers probably would play a game in Nagoya, Los Angeles' sister city in Japan. The then Brooklyn Dodgers toured Japan in 1056. 1 44'.

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Clay said: "I've never seen cricket before, and I like it It's not too slow for me. "Running up to the wicket as as Wes Hall did, when he bowled, would be good training for me." Clay took the time off for 5) jr. 3.1 ii 41' 5. 31'1 1i W. in 44 3" 5Tl 1 14? 71 17 51 a 1 111 1MI 141 '5 10 104 40 34 19 1 141 1 UoClmp 1 Grn I Unit Irvlust Unlnrlus pf 41 Unit A-J 1 K1 YogU cricket five days before nis title umt Nuci.r J.f.

it Unit Pk Mir. Two-Way Fight At Quarterback uciciim; asdiiiM mnaini nenry UrShoe i so Cooper here Sunday. to flanker Dennis Horn an, starred in the second. Shia of! SO USRorAK una USFnrS 1 0l USFrht I.HOa USGypsm 3a pf 7 US Indst US lln USPioa 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) The I Los Angeles Dodgers were invited formally Monday to play a series- of exhibition games in Japan this fall. The invitation was from Tom Shoriki, president of the Yami-uri Giants, to Dodgers owner Walter F.

O'Malley. Shoriki conferred for several hours with O'Malley but final details and dates of the excursion remained to be worked out. Shoriki is to fly to New York Tuesday to confer with Baseball Commissioner William D. Eck-ert, who must approve such a trip, and also to invite the commissioner to accompany the Dodgers to Japan. Shoriki, accompanied by Roy F.

Saika, sports editor of Yomi-uri Shimbun, presented a letter of invitation to O'Malley from the Japanese foreign minister on behalf of the prime minister. O'Malley disclosed that he had received a letter from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey expressing administration enthusiasm for the contemplated trip. uri U7 Clay had his longest gymnasium workout, including five rounds with sparring partner Jimmy Ellis, before going to the cricket match. J64 Hi.

14 1J Mi. 37. J5 21'. 15 Jl 31" ait'a 47' 109 15' 4 Clay Says Cricket Is Fast Sport LONDON (AP) Casslus Clay watched his first game of cricket Monday and decided it would be good training for boxing. The heavyweight champion US Play l.l?a were kept busy "1 Clay's aides 1410 UO'i 159'l UO', t.

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(Alabama used No. One offense and No. Two defense against No. One defense and No. Two offense during the game the same pattern as employed by both Ole Miss and in its spring battles held back in jilarch.) Stabler's unit lost by that two-point margin but, trailed 0-14 at intermission and battled back for a 15-14 edge with a pair of TDs and a two-pointer before a fourth-quarter fielder tipped the scales for Trimble's second offensive unit.

Thus, Trimble (who ran for both his team's scores with brilliant efforts) was the big show in the first half while Stabler, who ran for one score and who tossed a two-pointer against Clay. Bryant, talking after game, said Trimble had In his opinion done the best job for the night. He gave no indication, however, that either Trimble or Stabler now had a lock on the No. One slot as Friday night's affair was just another scrimmage despite cheers to the contrary and surely Stabler had been more impressive in earlier drills to rate the No. One spot going Into the game.

Thus one might guess that the two boys one a junior (Stabler) and the other a senior would start on an even basis when fall drills get underway. A pair of soph quarterbacks also showed to advantage Kelley for the Whites and Dave Beddingfield for the Reds but at least one of these will probably go the red-srtirt route. UnivOPa i 40 Uplohr, 1 4H UrU Bids 0 Ulilh PL 1.51 UTO Corp 1 world cricket, to watch the West Indians play the Marylebone Cricket Club. After watching West Indian fast bowler Wes Hall in action I shall be chasing him for Is rounds and hoping to catch him with a left hook," he said. The left hook was the punch that floored Clay when they met In London in 1963.

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But, the Tide did it the quickest. Hind Sight says that Uncle Sam's being in Southeast Asia really helps. The South Vietnamese can fight each other while we Concentrate on giving the North troops a bit of competition. FM RADIO WWHO 94.7 MC WJDX 02,9 MC 4 l.m. tn MlaJnliM Music Newt Every Hour 7 I n.

TO 10 p.m. Stereo Mutlc Newt ivery Hour One of the highlights of the occasion, which drew that 18,000 despite all-day rains over the state, was the presentation of national championship awards to the Tide. Fred Russell of Nashville, president of the Football Writers Association, and Look Magazine sports editor Jerry Astor presented the Grant-land Rice Award which the Tide must share with Michigan State while Ted Smits, general sports editor of the Associated Press, presented the wire service's national championship award. And, Smits was truly on the ball. First, he brought down the house with the announcement that said trophy which the Tide retired with titles in 1061-64-65 has been named the Paul W.

Bryant Trophy. Then, in some bit of humor, said he was glad to make the presentation both on behalf of the Associated Press and as a graduate of Michigan State. (The Spartans led most of the way in the AP poll last season before losing on New TELEVISION PROGRAMS Furnished hy stations and subject to change without notice COLOR PROGRAMS INDICATED BY ASTERISK And, as the No. One defensive unit was on the long end of the score, you might say that the defense was the most impressive part of the proceedings. Doing the most shining for that unit was a pair of sophomore linebackers both true sophs, too in Bob Childs and Mike Hall.

Hall had looked especially good in the Alabama State frosh game last year and I was watching him. But, others in the press box said that Childs had come along rapidly during the spring and was now the better of the two. They were correct, though Hall is certainly no slouch. He is 5-11, 210, and hits with everything in his power when the opportunity presents itself. Childs.

also 5-11 but just 382, is all over the field. He made several big tackles, in- WLBT WJTV tercepted three passes and just missed on another which he batted down and was praised by Bryant as being the outstanding man on the field during the game. Ed Morgan, sophomore halfback from Hattiesburg, played with Trimble's unit and only carried the ball twice from scrimmage for three net yards. But, he returned a trio of kickoffs for 59 yards and is being counted on for some valuable assist- ance during the game. No word was passed on the number of players on football scholarships but there was certainly no shortage of personnel.

A total of 102 players were dressed out most seeing action while an additional five were listed as injured and held out of action. Included in mat fivesome was flanker-end Ray Perkini of Petal and Wayne Cook, another first stringer last year. Thus, the Tide will have 102 varsity performers next year not to count at least 38 freshmen signed. JACKSON, MISS. 7:00 Today 7:25 News 7:30 Today 1:25 News 8:30 Todav 9:00 Eye Guess 9:30 Concentration 10:00 Morn.

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