Courtland Hawks overpower Elkmont for first win
Elkmont visits Courtland as Hawks surge in the second quarter forging a 27-0 victory for Courtland Coach Bill Driskell hailing improved offense led by Holderfield and Kirby while Hill sustains injury but listed in good condition.
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Namath Tops All American List For Backs By Kelso Sturgeon
SEC notes Namath of Alabama leads backs on the Southeastern All American list while Florida star Syd MacLean shines on the linemen ballot. Hindman Brown and Harvey anchor Ole Miss line as they smother Memphis State and help produce 439 yards total offense. Florida’s MacLean racks 13 tackles and a recovered fumble in a win over SMU. Other linemen honored include McDowell Florida State Delong Tennessee Murphy Florida and Tommy.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League standings show New York leading with 89 wins and Baltimore at 90. Detroit and Cleveland trail, with Chicago and Los Angeles in the middle. Today features several matchups including Chicago at Los Angeles and New York at Cleveland twi nights.
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Steelers Put Y A Tittle Through Wringer
Giants quarterback Y A Tittle suffers severely bruised ribs after a hard tackle by John Baker. Lack of clear status for Friday night clash with the Redskins leaves Gary Wood to call signals if Tittle cannot play. Mike Lind, a Notre Dame alumnus, adds a knot in Eagles coach Joe Kuharich’s memory with three touchdowns. Rams and Lions settle for a tie. Lions blame lack of blocking. Patriots rebound to beat the Chargers 33-28 after an earlier title loss January setback.
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Decatur Hartsel Football Tickets On Sale In Hartselle
Tickets for the Decatur Hart selle football game to be played Friday night at Hartselle go on sale Wednesday at the Riverside ticket office for five year ticket holders. General public tickets will be sold Thursday and Friday. The office opens 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. A limited number of reserve seats remain. Students may buy tickets at school or at drug stores in Hartselle.
Constellation Crew Swaps Shirts After Victory
After Constellation's fourth straight America's Cup win in Newport Rhode Island Buddy Bombard faced a shirt crisis. No small sweater fit him so he swapped with a Sovereign woman from the opposing crew.
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Petrified Forest Found in Central Asiar Desert
Scientists report a petrified forest at least 80 million years old discovered in the central Asiar desert of Kyzyl Kum. The site reveals ancient conifer and plank-like wood footprints, offering insight into prehistoric ecosystems in this arid region.
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Lions players fined for curfew ahead of Rams game
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford says more than one player was fined for violating an 11 p.m. curfew before Saturdays game against the Los Angeles Rams. Fines reportedly range up to $100 each and will stick as the Lions and Rams tied 17 17.
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Brown Denies Black Muslims Ties While Endorsing Negro Views
Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown says he is not a member of the Black Muslims but supports the Negro organization. He spoke Monday about racial discrimination in Look Magazine and acknowledged possible backlash. A Browns spokesman declined comment on the article from his book Off My Chest.
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