Speake and Priceville Face Raiders In Junior High Showdowns
Mid term exams limit Raider action this week until Thursday night when Speake visits the junior high gym. On Friday Priceville travels to the local gym to challenge the Raiders in a hardwood contest.
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Speake
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Hatton Sweeps Hazlewood Teams In Friday Basketball Card
Hatton and Hazlewood boys battled in a tripleheader with Hatton running up a 49 27 senior win and 42 29 junior victory. Wayne Ridgeway led the Hatton seniors in scoring with 176 points while Bob Freeman trailed at 138 and Marvin Taylor 106. U S Bureau of Reclamation air power output noted at 19 000 000 000 kilowatts in 1948.
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Bob Freeman
Roy Freeman
Marvin Taylor
Bobby Smith
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Hoyt Powell
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Barnett
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Seneseee Flemmins Owens
Harville Sanders
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Norwood Letson
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Hatton A
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Corinth
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G White
Carpenter
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Howard
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Hartselle Boxers Featured in Alabama Golden Gloves Meet
Birmingham reports the Alabama Golden Gloves tournament opens today with teams from Northwest Alabama Jefferson County Gulf Coast Northeast Alabama and more. Winners head to the Southern tournament in Nashville February 13 14 and 15 with Tom Grizzard listed at 135 pounds among entrants from Northeast Alabama and other groups.
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Mobile
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Murphy High
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Carlton Wilson
Murphy
Montgomery
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Buster” Methwin
Eufaula
Don Adams
W. B. Dillard
Jim Kilpatrick
Jean Steadham
David Huffman
Selma
Tidwell Offered Pro Football with Giants After Draft
Auburn star Travis Tidwell, once set on a coaching career, may join the New York Giants if the offer meets his terms. The Giants selected Tidwell as their No.1 pick in the NFL draft. He earned MVP honors in the SEC last season and starred in the Blue-Gray and Senior Bowl games.
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Travis Tidwell
New York Giants
Giants
Tidwell
Travlin
Travis
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Fla
Steve Owen
Athens College Set for Four Big Home Games
Athens College aims to rebound after a four-game skid with four consecutive home games in five days. They host David Lipscomb Tuesday then Snead Junior College Bethel on subsequent Thursday Friday and Saturday. Coffman leads scoring with 131 points in 11 games as Athens sits 1-3 in conference play.
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David Lipscomb
Nashville
Snead
Junior College
Bethel
Goldeners
Northeast Misselon College
Itawompe
Jacksonville State
UT Junior College
Dickie Coffman
Coffman
McKlwain
Flanagan
Sibley
Densmore
Jones
Goodyear And McNellys Fight For Lead In League
Goodyear and McNellys held their positions Tuesday night by taking three games each from Grapette and Garrisor's teams respectively. Cooper Wells won four from Casey Electrics to round out the night's actions. Eva Bagwell of McNellys rolled a 179 high game and Helen Todd of Garrisor's posted a 468 high series. Goodyear posted a 789 game and 2129 series. J Briscoe M Allen and M Bell did not bowl but their averages were used as the fifth player.
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McNelly
Grapette and Garrisor
Cooper Wells
Casey Electrics
Eva Bagwell
McNelly’s
Helen Todd
Garrison's
J. Briscoe
M. Allen
M. Bell
Tide Auburn Tied For 3rd In SEC Play
Vanderbilt leads the SEC with an unbeaten record as Auburn and Alabama share third place. Tulane sits second, with Kentucky tied for sixth and Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Tennessee in the lower half. Upcoming games include Vanderbilt at Alabama and Kentucky versus Notre Dame.
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Sterling Slappey
Associated Press
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
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Cobb Dedicates Hospital in His Old Hometown
Ty Cobb returned to Royston Georgia to dedicate Cobb Memorial Hospital a 23 bed facility costing 300000 with 72000 from Hill Burton Act. Cobb donated over 100000 toward ward construction and recalled his boyhood days with Dr Stewart D Brown and support from Detroit era trainer Charles S Kennedy.
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Ty Cobb
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Cobb Memorial Hospital
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Cobb Hospital
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University of Michigan Board of Regents
FBI Man One Of The Top Runners Today
G Man Fred Wilt a leading distance runner pursues Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin in the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose A A games. The two meet for the first time in their careers indoors at Madison Square Garden with possible record pace as Dodds indoor mark of 4 05.3 looms.
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New York
Fred Wilt
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
America
Madison Square Garden
Wilt
Hospital Belongs to All at Glenbrook Home
In Glenbrook Nevada a resident declares the hospital belongs to all the people there and expresses joy that today is the happiest of his life stating he used to live nearby. The quote reflects pride in local care and community ties.
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Nev
College Basketball Scores Roundup Saturday Night
Associated Press tally of conference results across the nation shows Illinois 66 over Ohio State 50 while Iowa 61 beat Northwestern 56 and Minnesota 60 topped Michigan 52. Other notes include Baylor 52 over Rice 43 and North Carolina State 61 beat North Carolina 57.
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Ohio State
Iowa
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Purdue
Baylor
Rice
North Carolina State
North Carolina
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Maryland
Wanamaker Rivalry Carries Into Record Run Year
Gehrmann aims near 4 05 mile pace this year as Wanamaker defending champ. Gehrmann clocked 4 06 1 in practice. last year he won in 4 09 5 outsprinting Willy Stykhuis and a Europe field. Wilt, a top US distance man, ran 9 06 8 for two miles in Boston, sprinting to beat Curtis Stone and Horace Ashenfelter by several yards after a jockeying finish.
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United States
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Horace Ashenfelter
Garrison's Sweeps Four Games In Classic League Night
Garrison's takes all four from Hogan's Service while Pepsi Cola loses three to Texaco. White Way also wins three from Donaldson's. J. C. Ray tops with 220, Guess plates 566 series. Garrison's 918 team, 2545 collective. Turner and J. Donaldson absent. their averages used for fifth Varsity Club. Also notes NBA-like Sanity Code vote debate at N C A A convention and a physics fact about plankton and light distance.
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Easter
Wilson
Boston College Stands by Sanity Code Policy
Boston College will not change its stance on the N C A S Sanity Code. Assurances were given to 600 members of its community as the university maintains its position amid ongoing discussions on student welfare and conduct standards.
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Duellen
Boston
N. C
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