Hartselle Outscores Decatur in Holiday Charity Game
In front of about a thousand fans at Benson Field, Hartselle defeated Decatur 12 to 0 in the Christmas day charity game. Key plays featured Stevenson and Roberts on the Hartsel le line while Decatur trailed 6–0 at halftime and 12–0 after the third quarter.
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Pinkie
Jackson
Hartselle
Stevenson
Roberts
Ed Bgazelton
Young
Decatur
Weatherly
Oval
West
Stevenson Quick
Isbell
F. McDaniels Jackson
Harry Thornhill
J. Brazelton
Smith
Burleson
Invaders
Walters
Tucker
Gingrich
Igh
Scar
Jine
Scarbrough
I. D. Jackson
Puckett
H. Brazelton
Rollins
Johnson
Harry ‘Thornhill
Drageht
Caudill
Isley
Chena
Moye
Neely
B. Young
Worley
No Gan
P. Young
Thornhill
Jels
Chenault
Gaudill
F. Young
Weaver
Sno Smap
Bege
Rich
Savenson
Wicked
Ley
D. Ryan
Scarborough
Hodges
Brazelton
Harney
Bailey
Speake
Aro
Hartselle Ecatur Ryan
J. McDaniels
Kimmitzer
F. McDaniels
J. Thornhill
O ‘Weaver
D. Burleson
Red Neely
F. Young Woot
Rebelleee
Stevenson Brazeller
Bsa Jackson
Sartselte
Thrasher
Nye
J. Glasscock
Mitchell
A. Ryan
W. Classcock
Tollinson
McClanahan
Simms
Bearbrough
Frank
Burleyson
Jeffries
Howell
Florida All Stars Defeat Ohio Team In Kumquat Bowl
In St. Petersburg Florida West Coast All Stars beat central Ohio All Stars 36 to 0 in the Kumquat Bowl football series. Ohio had previously won 19 to 0 in 1937 and tied North 0-0 earlier.
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Florida All Stars
Ohio
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida West Coast All- Stars
Ohio Stars
Florida All-Stars
Charles Imper
Sugar Games Open at N. C. Sugar Bowl Festival Evening Events
World class athletes gather for the Sugar Bowl festival starting tomorrow with a Stucky-Ohio State basketball clash and events in tennis boxing rowing yachting and track leading to the Tulane Texas A M football game on New Year’s Day. Kentucky and Ohio State meet in basketball as conference champions. Notables include track stars Don Lash Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani Lew Zamperini and tennis players Bobby Riggs Charley Hare Don McNeill Elwood Cooke Bitsy Grant Gardnar Mulloy and H. J. Prusoff. Friday boxing features Philadelphia and New Orleans squads.
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New Orleans
University of Stucky-Ohio State
Tulane University
Texas “A. & M
Kentucky
Ohio State
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Chile
Gheesen
Don Lash
Indiana
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Lew Zamperini
Bobby Riggs
America
Charley Hare
England
Don McNeill
Elwood Cooke
Bitsy Grant
Gardnar Mulloy
H. J. Prusoff
Philadelphia
New
Orleans
Garfield High Edges Miami High In Christmas Bowl Thriller
Garfield High School defeated Miami High 16 to 13 at the Grange Bowl charity game on Christmas night. Benny Babula kicked the decisive 22 yard field goal after a late Miami score tied the game, with Eldredge scoring two touchdowns for Miami. Proceeds backed the national infantile paralysis fund.
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Miami
Pla
Benny Babula
Garfield
N.J
Miami High
Roe
David Eldredge
Babula
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Eldredge
Miamian
Jones Rates Vols Highly in Tennessee Duke Preview
Coach Howard Jones of Southern California says Tennessee has a strong defense and versatile offense that could challenge Duke. He notes Tennessee’s depth, cites Cafego as uncertain with a knee, and praises the Vols’ running and passing threat learned from scouting Kentucky and Auburn.
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Howard Harding Jones
Ana Eae
Tennessee
Univeue
Cornia Ata
Cing
Duke
Troy
Dukes
Jones
Vols
Californina
Kentucky
Auburn
Gaye
George Cafego
Bob Fox
Buist Warren
Johnny Butler
Cafego
Mark Knee
Mickey O’brien
O'Brien
Cardinals to play 20 exhibition games in Florida schedule
The Cardinals will face major league clubs in 20 spring training exhibitions in Florida and meet a Cuban team in Havana. The team will also play minor league games, report to St Petersburg March 2, and tour Alabama Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma before returning to St Louis in April.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Florida
Havana
Red Birds
St.Petersburg
Alabama
Louisiana
Texs
Oklahoma
Upstate Chevrolet and Ryan Face Off At Moulton Heights
Outstanding cage stars will be in the line up Tuesday night when the Upstate Chevrolet and Ryan basket ball teams clash at Moulton Heights high school gymnasium at 7 30. I Di Cockrell coach of the Upstate team said the game promised to be one of the best of the entire season.
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Chevrolet
Ryan
Moulton Heights High School
I. di Cockrell
Upstate
Miami Triumph in Dramatic Orange Bowl Gridiron Showdown
In a high energy period laden game, Miami surged 51 yards with Eldredge powering in from the last yard after an earlier extra point try. A late Miami kickoff from the 22 yard line led to a successful kick by Bucker Barnes, climaxing in Babula's memorable but anticlimactic extra point.
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Miami
Eldredge
Bucker Barnes
Babula
Open Affair Color Game Sparks Montgomer y Prep
Northern and southern coaches test 44 all star players in two drills for the Montgoment Blue and Gray classic. Don Principe and Bill Hutchinson draw attention from Carl Snavely and Lynn Waldorf as they review plays and aerials. Ticket sales rise as pundits hail this as the era’s biggest local sports event since 1861.
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Montgomery
Ala
Don Principe
Fordham
Bill Hutchinson
Dartmouth
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Yankees
Young Bussey
Louisiana State
Ken Heineman
Texas Mines
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Josh Cody
Florida
Morrison
Southern Methodist
Ken Kavanaugh
Bill Bailey
Duke
Principe
Alabama
Tulane
Waldorf
Mason-Dixon Line
Diving champion Georgia Coleman in hospital setback
Hollywood December 26. Diving champion Georgia Coleman ill with liver ailment received her eighth blood transfusion in recent weeks. Her physician said there has been a slight setback but is endeavoring to raise her strength for an operation.
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Hollywood
Georgia Coleman
Your Want Ad In 7000 Area Homes
A local want ad announces placement in over seven thousand homes in the area with a contact phone number 46 for orders or inquiries.
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Telephone
Eagles Leave Boston for Cotton Bowl in Dallas
Boston College coach Frank Leahy leads the 39 man Cotton Bowl bound Eagles as they depart Boston en route to Dallas Texas with a large student body and press turnout. Alex Lukachik and most players are fit while Lou Montgomery sits out. Leahy plans two scrimmages in St Louis and Dallas to ready for Clemson.
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Boston
Boston College
Frank Leahy
Eagles
New England
Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
Leahy
Clemson Tigers
Lou Montgomery
Clemson
Local glove artists meet in Decatur boxing night
Decatur Boys' Club hosts rival bouts at the Civic Center tonight with paired matchups Dee Jones versus J R Plemon. Eugene Worley against Carl Silattem. Blondie Miller against Stonewall Graham. Moon Mullins against Charlie Davis. Doyle Roberts versus Shortye Kennedy. Jess Hazel against Jack Sherman. Earlier matchups Wilson Campbell versus Marion Worley to be set. The first bout begins at 8 15 with a capacity crowd expected.
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Decatur
Civic Center
Dee Jones
J. R. Plemons
Eugene Worley
Carl Silattem
Blondie Miller
Stonewall Graham
James (Moon) Mullins
Charlie Davis
Doyle Roberts
Shortye Kennedy
Jess Hazel
Jack Sherman
Wilson Campbell
Marion
Worley
Clemson Tigers Headed to Cotton Bowl in Dallas
Clemson's Tigers bound for the Cotton Bowl moved by train in two Pullman cars toward Dallas Texas to face Boston College New Year's Day. They will reach Dallas tonight and lodge at a hotel about two miles from Southern Methodist University.
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Clemson
8. C
Tigers
Cotton Bowl
Dallas
Tex
Boston College
Briez Chats About Sports In Georgia Column
Atlanta columnist Kenneth Gregory shares sports chatter from Bobby Jones’s golf lessons to college football bowls and coaching moves. notes on Illinois Michigan upset talk and Alabama Vanderbilt rose to a Rose Bowl berth while Duke lists Pennsylvania players and Michigan centers on vacation in Birmingham.
Tennessee lines up in blocking approach for big games
A pregame piece notes Tennessee prioritizes blocking over first downs and emphasizes following the ball. It highlights scrimmage line control as key to victory and praises strong interferers. The feature also mentions Major Ney in a signature outfit and lists generals at the North South game parade in Montgomery.
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Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Bob Neyland
Montgomery
Ala
John E. Andrew
Quincy
Ill
J. F. Howell
Bristol, Va
Kentucky’s Cluggish Family In Basketball Hype
Kentucky’s thirteen feet of Cluggish on the roster includes senior center Marion at 6 feet 8 inches and his brother Stanley a 6 foot 4 inch sophomore. Coach quotes note coaching systems persist while high school athletes dominate. Vanderbilt’s Ray Morrison predicts Tennessee over Southern Cal 20 to 7 and a 13 13 Tulane Texas Aggie tie. Doc Newton of NC State teases the crowd with a sharp remark about past work letters in newspapers. Found in grandmother’s scrapbook is a festive Christmas and hopeful new year message.
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Kentucky
Ray
Vanderbilt
Morrison
Tennessee
Cal
Doc Newton
North Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Touchdown Club
Methodist University Team Prep Trip Plans Public Practice
A 35 player official squad with 5 coaches and a team physician departed at 1 p.m. yesterday for a practice tour. They will have a public workout tomorrow afternoon before subsequent drills move to closed gates.
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Methodist University
Let other results through the Want Ads be your proof
An orphaned want ad line urges readers to use classifieds for results and invites phone contact for courteous service. The note emphasizes using Want Ads as proof of outcomes and requests engagement via phone number 46.
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Mayflower Transit Co
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Insuranc
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U.S
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Minnesota
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R. J. Scott
Garfield High
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Chicago University
William McCarthy
Ralph Richards
Pittsburgh
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Kotzebue, Alaska
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Kenneth Gregory
Pinch
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East Lake
Jock Sutherland
Stanford
Ditto
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Oglethorpe
Citadel
Zipp Newman
Birmingham
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College of the Pacific
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