Sul Ross Lobos win small college baseball title at Alpine
Sul Ross Lobos of Alpine shocked top contenders to win the NAIA small college baseball title with a dramatic 9-5 victory over Rollins College after a late eighth inning rally. Oklahoma finished third, Southwestern State took consolation, and players from Sul Ross, Rollins, Southwestern, and Western Illinois were honored for their performances.
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Citrus Country
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George Washington named dictator of the United States
A claim from December 27 asserts George Washington was made dictator of the United States, the only person to hold that role. The statement implies Washington’s unique status as ruler, though its historical accuracy is disputed.
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Florida
Reet Boyce Wins Women’s Q’s and A’s Championship
Reet Anderson Boyce earns her third women’s golf crown at San Felipe Country Club in the membership tournament. She defeated Mildred Mills 1 up, while Willyn Miers beat Jean Rose 3 and 2 in the consolation bracket. Estelle Richardson won first flight after a 20th green finish. Ruth Beasley took first flight consolation 3 and 2. Tennis notes: amateur status prior to 1928.
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San Felipe Country Club
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First jet propelled flight in August 1950
According to the Ene cyclopedia Britannica the first successful jet propelled aircraft flight occurred in August 1950 with Italian pilot Securdo Campini achieving the milestone.
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