14 Conferences Represented In Alabama Southern Relays
Birmingham AP reports a strong field for the Alabama Southern Relays with 14 conferences represented. Yale, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oklahoma A&M and Sewanee head the entrants as top performers prep for open events including relays and pole vault. Notre Dame defending champ John Helwig returns, while LSU and Oklahoma A&M vie in mile relays and sprint events. Separate races for high school and college freshmen will be held.
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Tulane
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Tidwell Signs New York Auburn Quarterback Tidwell signs with New York AP
Auburn quarterback Travis Tidwell inks a contract with the New York team after successful college season. Tidwell impressed scouts with leadership, accuracy, and decision making. He joins a roster aiming for a strong stretch run and potential starting role.
Dothan Track Team Heads to Southern Relays
The Dothan track team under Coach Billson prepares for the Southern Relays with members Wilkes and Gillie expected to compete in sprints and relays. The Tigers will represent the school in high school events and football rotation with emphasis on 220 and 440 yard dashes.
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Sanity Code May Undergo Revision
NCAA officials from 20 conferences met to draft amendments to the embattled sanity code. Proposals call for academic eligibility proof, campus administration of aid, and possible free room and board for needs-based aid, with actions to move to a screening committee and then to the policy makers in August. Some schools argued for no off campus employment oversight, others noted generous in‑kind aid, while some said athletes lack time for jobs. The Southeastern Conference's top player reportedly signed a contract yesterday.
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Ozark Eagles Edge Browns 9-8 in Cold Exhibition Thriller
Ozark defeats Dothan in a chilly eight-inning exhibition game by 9 to 8 after weather shortened play. Norris, Laney, Monago and Clark starred for Ozark with key hits as Dothan errors and late rallies kept the score tight.
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Baseball results by the Associated Press
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Masters opening round sees Riegel break par in grim grind
Augusta Ga AP The 14th Masters field battled tough greens and thick rough as top pros sought glory. Skee Riegel stood out posting a 360 era across par 72 Augusta National. Only seven others broke par as players from Forcier Detroit and Spears Huntsville posted 70s while defending champion Snead and Palmer carded 71s.
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Cincinnati
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White Sulphur Springs
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Chick Harbert
Byran Nelson
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Herman Baran
Ben Hagan
Charlie Coeted Smith
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Enterprise Defeats Headland, 6 To 3 in Exhibition
Enterprise Weevils remain undefeated after a 6 to 3 win over Headland Dixie Runners in an Alabama State League exhibition. Fine and Poltock led the offense with a combined 10 hits while Fine, Poltock, and Oltey combined on the mound to hold Headland to 2 safeties. Headland earlier beat Abbeville’s xem-pros. Headland and Enterprise meet again tonight in Headland.
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Newhouser Is Detroit's Hope In Season Outlook
Hal Newhouser, uncertain after puncture injuries, clouds Detroit Tigers prospects as manager Red Rolfe builds a depth chart. With Rolfe's five man rotation led by Virgil Trucks and Art Fullemann, the club seeks improved play. Priddy joins for infield help, Kell anchors third, Lipon at short, and outfield pears Grove, Groth, Wertz. Robinson catching. If Newhouser returns strong, Detroit could rival the Yankees and Indians for the pennant.
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PGA Heads and dissident board eyed for peace talk
In Augusta Georgia AP reports three PGA officials including Tom Crame Joe Novak and Ilsay Mott are en route to meet with the board of governors amid tensions with playing pros seeking more say in PGA affairs. A peace meeting may occur tonight or Saturday with a compromise proposal likely after April 10 discussions.
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