Second Night Looms For Tennessee Valley Horse Show
A large crowd is expected for the second night of the 21st Annual Tennessee Valley Horseshow at Legion Field Decatur. Last night Golden Arrow of Oaklawn Farms Huntsville won the five gaited stallion open stake with Max Luther riding, followed by King Tornado and WhiteWay's Rex. Judges tonight include Eli Long Jr Germantown and Orman H. Gilmore Wartrace with ring master H R Moose Sherrow and announcer Marvin Moore. Ribbon girls Sam Jane Wyatt Mary Kretz Bess Cowan Bobby Mooney Betty Jo Wear take duties tonight as exhibitors tour Decatur and dine at Woodalls. First prize amateur ponies Rambling Peacock Gene Cummings Huntsville. second Marys Little Man Bobby Darnell Huntsville. amateur walking Power Glide Davis Brothers Chevrolet Summerville Ga. Continental second.
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Mobile Faces Crucial Test In Southern Horse Show
The Southern Association Gulf coast series continues with Mobile and New Orleans in a four day set. Alabama horse Martha Ann Barrack’s Prima Dona and others vie for top walking stallion and three gaited pony honors as spectators witness lively judging and crowd banter.
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Gulf Coast
Mobile
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Pensacola and Florence to contest Region 7 final
Marietta Georgia Pensacola Florida and Florence Alabama meet in the Region 7 District A Pony League playoff final at Larry Bell ball park. Game starts at 9 pm after Pensacola beat Augusta 9-1 in the semi final and Florence defeated Bremen 5-4.
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Larry Bell Ball Park
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SEC Considers Kentucky Rule Violation Charge
The Southeastern Conference prepares to evaluate charges that the University of Kentucky violated league rules in its athletic program. The six man executive committee meets at the Redmont Hotel to review Commissioner Bernie Moore’s report amid a broader basketball scandal context.
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University of Kentucky
Redmont
Bernie Moore
Kentucky
H. L. Donovan
Moore
John M. Gallalee
New York
Saul Streit
Adolph Rupp
Lexington
Besselink Advances To Second Round Of Sioux City Open
Al Besselink, a rookie on the PGA circuit, moved into the second round of the $15,000 Sioux City Open with a two stroke lead after shooting a 65 at Elmwood Course. The Escondido, California native plays for a Chicago company.
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Besselink
Sioux City
al Besselink
University Leaders Gather for May Conference
The executive committee includes Chairman Gallalee of Alabama, Dr. J Hillis Miller of Florida as conference vice president, Dr. N W Dougherty of Tennessee as secretary treasurer, Dr. Fred T Mitchell of Mississippi State, and Dr. O C Aderhold of Georgia as members.
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Alabama
J. Hillis, Miller
Florida
N. W. Dougherty
Tennessee
Fred T.mitchell
Mississippi State
O. C.aderhold
Georgia
Indians Edge Travelers In Eleventh Inning 2-1
Ross Graham and the Indians outlasted the Travelers 2-1 in Russellville as Marvin Breeding and Gene Ratliff delivered key hits in the eleventh after Russellville tied it in the ninth. Ratliff and Freeman each had three singles while J Corner pitched all eleven for Russellville. The Indians visit Florence Saturday to face the Rai at Fair Park.
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Russellville
Travelers
Marvin Breeding
Gene Ratliff
Indians
Bill Terry
Graham
Ross
Pro golfer Al cards 65 as leaders hold early pace
Ed moved west and fired 65 to grab a share of the lead in a 72 hole test. Doug Ford of Harrison New York and Iverson Margin of Maplewood New Jersey shot 67s to trail close behind as the field begins to take shape.
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Harrison, N. Y
Iverson Margin
Maplewood
N. J
West Virginia Unveils Baseball Field Like Big League Stadium
West Virginia University opens a new baseball field modeled on major league design with seating for 1,700 fans and potential plans to expand to 4,000 seats in the future.
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