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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1949

Page

14

Raiders Sweep Falkville In Decatur Victory 40 to 29

Decatur Red Raiders won their sixth straight with a 40 29 win over Falkville. Roy Freeman led scoring with 12 points including six from the quarter line. Phillip Kyle had 16 in the B game, while Yates and Brewer sparked Falcons with late baskets.

Decatur Red Raiders Falkville Cagers Decatur Raiders Bolates Wenaiuers Phillip Kyle Phillip Candler Crim Garnett Brown Falkville Freeman Roy Freeman Roy R. Freeman Yates Horton P. Henderson Woodruff Brewer Levin Clem J. Henderson B. Freeman Raider Golden Bob Freeman Austinville Eeman Brewer Oed Fta Townsend Weer Occa Rewe Hogen

Inside of a smooth gold vase shows richer color inside

The visible inner surface of a smooth gold vase appears significantly richer in color than its exterior, suggesting a notable contrast between interior and exterior tones.

All-America Conference Considers Six Clubs Next Season

Sports roundup notes the All-America Conference weighing a six team format next season with Dan Topping willing to exit football if possible. Philadelphia attitudes favor Cleveland and San Francisco as viable members while an Eastern college league projects face snags and membership switches. Also praised Easy Ed Macauley and Kentucky clash with St. Louis in a fast, accurate passing display.

New York Dan Topping Philadelphia Cleveland San Francisco Ed Macauley Lick Long Island U Macauley St. Louis Topping New York Yankees ACC National Football League Washington Washington Redskins Baltimore Colts All-America National League Colts Redskins George Marshall Baltimore New York Daily Mirror AAC Marshall

Dewey Fragetta Structures Wide Boxing and Wrestling Card

Dewey Fragetta books Joe Louis for an exhibition in Toledo on January 17 and plans Willie Pep versus Redtop Davis in St. Louis the same night. He also considers Bill Daly in Boston and Gorgeous George in Atlantic City while eyeing a New York ballet that evening for his wife.

Dewey Fragetta Joe Louis Tolédo Willie Pep Redtop Davis St. Louis Bill Daly Boston Gorgeous George Atlantic City Dewey New York City

Sun Bowl gestures and banquet gifts noted in sports page

The Sun Bowl committee treated coaches Dad Degroot and Jack Curtice and their wives to a fishing trip in Mexico. S. J. Brand from Oklahoma donated 200 dollars to William and Mary for a football banquet in memory of his father and grandfather. Army coach Leo Novak expects Jim Cain to challenge George Hammack in the 440. A Chicago fan launched a rabbit onto the rink, provoking a lively chase until Bill Barilko of Toronto retrieved it.

Dad Degroot West Virginia Jack Curtice Texas Mines Mexico S. J. Brand William and Mary Oklahoma Aggies Brand William—and Mary Leo Novak Army Jim Cain George Hammack Chicago Bill Barilko Toronto

Local Social Notes From Lawrence County District

Lawrence County residents share visits and illnesses. Alton Rogers and Ar thur Callahan families hosted gatherings in Decatur and Five Point. Jessie and Jerome McCaghren visited Decatur while Alton Way suffers mumps.

Alton Rogers Decatur Archie Oakville

White Makes Lead Wide in Rainbow League Night

The Rainbow League opened the second half with White defeating Yellow in two games to claim nine points. Blue beat Red three to one and Gold also took three from Green. Gold posted a 515 single high. White led team series with 1373. Lil Babis had 152 and 398 for singles and sets. Summary follows.

Rainbow League Gold White Lil Babis

Danville Upsets Eva Seniors In Return Game

Danville hosts Eva Seniors on their court for a return matchup. Eva led early with 7 points in the first quarter while Danville rose to an 8 to 3 advantage, Eva narrowed the gap in period two, and Danville continued strong offense and defense through the third and fourth quarters.

Eva Danville

Pepsi Cola Maintains Lead In Decatur Ladies Bowling Standings

In the Decatur Bowling Center on a icy Tuesday night the Pepsi Cola team held a strong lead in the Ladies League as they four from Raineys with three games left. Giants fell behind Gar risons while Mary Layton posted the high game of 212 and high series of 450.

Decatur Pepsi Cola Raineys Giants Mary Layton Ollowing

College Basketball Scores From Across Regions

The AP wire lists numerous results with teams such as Vermont, Northeastern, Susquehanna, Juniata, Delaware, Ursinus, Swarthmore, Penn Military, Manhattan, St Peters, Ithaca, Cortland, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Scranton, Wilkes, Lehigh, Drexel, Rider, John Marshall, Gettysburg, Bucknell, Allegheny, Thiel, Geneva, Villanova, Fordham, Lafayette, Muhlenberg, Seton Hall, Rutgers, Wash-Jeff, Carnegie Tech, Cornell, Canisius, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Yale, Columbia, Pitt, Army, Centre, Transylvania, Florida Southern, Florida, Bluefield, Madison, Lynchburg, Atlantic Christian, Mt. St. Marys, Washington, Jacksonville JC, Jacksonville TE, Georgetown, George Washington, Navy, Dickinson, Louisville, NC State, North Carolina, Wake Forest, Newberry, North Georgia, High Point, Hanes Hosiery, Catawba, Lenoir Rhyne, Lincoln Memorial, Union, Navy Plebes, Bainbridge, Valparaiso, St. Josephs, Huntington, Taylor, Depauw, Wabash, Youngstown, Waynesburg, Cincinnati, St. Francis, Kenyon, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Dayton, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas Mines.

Manhattan St. Peters Ithaca Cortland Twins Connecticut Massachusetts Scranton Wilkes Lehigh Drexel Rider John Marshall Gettysburg Bucknell Llegheny Thiel Quesne Geneva Villanova Fordham Lafayette Muhlenberg Seton Hall Rutgers Wash-Jeff Carnegie Tech Cornell Canisius Pennsylvania Maryland Yale Columbia Pitt Army Western Kentucky St. Louis Minnesota Hamline Akron St. Anselm's New Hampshire Becker College St. Anstem Orth Carolina State Everett Case Louisville Truitt Georgetown University George Washington North Carolina Wake Forest Duquesne Navy Dickinson Florida Arizona New Mexico

Gators Edgeed at Finish by Moccasins in Gainesville

Florida Southern edged Florida 51 to 50 in Gainesville. Chuck Terry sank a late free throw in the final 25 seconds for the Moccasins securing the win. The Gators led 31 to 26 at halftime in the second meeting of the season.

Gainesville Fla Florida Southern University of Florida Gator Chuck Terry Southern Florida Lakeland Gators

Athens College Beats Marian In Close 48-47 Game

Athens College defeated Marian 48-47 in a tight affair at Athens. McSwain led scoring for Athens, with Sibley adding 12 points and Mooney pouring in 20 for Marian. The win followed a late rally as Athens protected a two point margin in the final minutes.

Athens College Cagers Marian Cagers Athens Marian Boys McSwain Bob Sibley H. Mooney Mooney Athens Cagers Livingston Cagers Coffman Allen McIlwain Sibley Philips Ate Sennree Ballard Sempster Sister

Redskins Offer More Peace

Washington and Baltimore clubs clashed over a potential merger as talks surfaced about absorbing two AAC teams. Owner George Marshall signaled openness to Baltimore, while Colt president Embry dismissed the idea and payment as an issue.

Unbeatens Triumph In College Hoops Across Nation

Villanova and Cincinnati extended their perfect records with easy wins over Fordham and St Francis of Brooklyn. Yale upset Columbia ending the Lions 19 game home win streak. North Carolina State lost at home to Louisville 72-71 as Rutgers fell to Seton Hall in overtime.

Ted Meier New York Villanova Chincinnati Fordham St Francis Brooklyn Cincinnati

Chandler Fines Giants Figures for Tampering

Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler fined New York Giants manager Leo Durocher and coach Freddie Fitzsimmons 500 dollars each and the club 2000 dollars for negotiating 1949 contracts without written consent. Fitzsimmons spared ban for 1949 due to long service. Chandler threatened harsher penalties for future violations.

Cincinnati Leo Durocher Freddie Fitzsimmons New York Giants Boston Braves A. B. Chandler Giants Fitzsimmons National Lea Chandler Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers Flatbush Lee

Acute rheumatic fever hits primary school age children

The text notes acute rheumatic fever remains most severe in primary school age children and mentions the prohibition of cocaine leaves for women in South America.

South America

Louis Eyes June Title Defense Against Charles or Savold

New York report states heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans to defend his title next June against the winner of the Ezzard Charles versus Lee Savold bout. Chairman Edward Eagan said Louis agreed to fight again, with both challengers as possible opponents. Charles and Savold had not yet been matched.

New York Joe Louis Ezzard Charles Lee Savold Edward Eagan New Yee State Athletic Commission Brown Eagan New York Boxing Writers Ike Williams Trenton N. J Dan Morsgan Williams Edward J Neil Associated P Ring Magazine Morgan James J. Walker Louis Topeka Kansas Joe Charles Cincinnati Savold Paterson, N. J England

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