Alabama High School Athletics Bulletin Outlines 1949 50 Plans
The AHSAA released a bulletin detailing 1949 50 events including an All Star football game at the University of Alabama on August 19 1949 and state tournaments in basketball track and tennis in early 1950. It also notes new rules for awards and officials plus district plays and financials from the Wiregrass tournaments.
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University of Alabama
Auburn
Sylacauga
Richwood Park
AHSAA
Association
Oider
Stone
Greenville
Covington
Melmnish
Andalusia
Dale
Ralph Tayle
Ozark
Houston
M. W. Merritt
Columbia
Warren Jones
Rehobeth
Menry
Harvey Bodiford
Abbeville
Barbour
Powell
Eufaula
Pike
Furlow
Brundidge
Crenshaw
Gregory
Highland Home
Geneva
Len Wise
Hartford
Alsa Hawke
Samson Coffee
A. C. Freeman
New Brockton
State Office
Wiregrass
Perry County
Kinston
Murphy
Alabama
Segard
Doners
Enterprise
Butler
Luke Whet
Dothan Browns Fall 5-4 at Blakely in Exhibition
Dothan Browns lose 5-4 to Blakely in a tense exhibition at Wiregrass Stadium. Glending allowed four runs in six innings, Smith shut out Blakely over the last three. Eight Browns hits to Blakely six, with key errors costing late in the game.
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Dothan Browns
Blakely
Wiregrass Stadium
Browns
Donalsonville
Enterprise
John Glending
Lynn Smith
Eagles of Ozark
Glending
Smith
Charles Petrovski
Gene Copeland
Joe Cavosie
Ray Babrston
Mic Feher
Bennie Haven
Dothan
Babzton
Copeland
Haven
Ylow
Feher
Clark
Rhew
Dothan Bob
A. Baker
Charleston Jones
Clifton
Jones
Carver
Tigers Face Two-Game Swing in Dothan This Week
The Dothan Tigers are slated to host Sidney Lanier and Ozark Eagles in back-to-back games this week. Coaches report two contests in two days with Ozark visiting Wiregrass Stadium Friday afternoon.
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Dothan Tigers
Sidney Lanier
Montstomery
Rosn
Dothan
Ralph Teeley
Ozark Eavles
Dale County High Soal
Tigers
Ozark
Wiregrass Stadium
Afernoon
Red Dlock
Foxhunters Meet At Petersons Bridge
Wiregrass Foxhunters Association to hold a fish fry and hunt tomorrow afternoon at Petersons Bridge on the Hartford Vicksburg road near Mt. Gilliard Church. President H G Ricks of Enterprise says fox hunters are invited to attend and bring friends. plans for the annual field trials this fall will be made.
Tigers Open Season With Win Over Cottonwood
Coach Jack Ho Waters Tigers opened the season with a victory after Dothan edged Cottonwood 15 to 4 in last week’s opener securing a strong start and setting a confident tone.
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Jack Howater
Tigers
Dothan
Cottonwood
Dothan Softball League Plans Evening Organization Meet
The Dothan Softball League will hold an organization meeting tonight at the Dothan Recreation Center at eight o'clock. Crawford Mosley and the Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event. Civic groups, businesses, and individuals interested in forming teams or umpiring are urged to attend as officials decide league numbers, divisions, schedules, and opening dates. The meeting also seeks to attract new teams, including two girls teams, with participation from firms with girl employees.
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Dothan Softball League
Dothan Recreation Center
O’c.pel
Crawford Mosley
Dothan
Big Year For ASL Rookies Says Loop President Laney
Troy AP Alabama State League opens with new managers and rooks likely to shine this season. Laney notes most clubs will field fresh talent while Greenville avoids retirement and Dothan faces a tough race with Brewton and Andalusia pushing. Rosters show rookies, veterans, and farm-system help shaping eight clubs.
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Troy
C. T. Laney
Greenville
Railbirds
Ozark
Dothan
Brewton
Andalusia
Eagles
Essipner Gorse
Hennessey
Nashville Vols
Nashville
Joe Cavosie
Montgomery
Walt Tauscher
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Hart
Cat) Milner
Detroit Tigers
Tiger Farm
Aysterm
Joe Szuch
Pensacola
Enterprise
Russell Taylor
Enterprise High School
Boll Weevils
Arrows
Bank
E. E. Anthony
Modie Cannon
Manuel Russo
Genera
Carl Wollgast
Red Birds
Wollgast
Geneva
Mickey Owen to manage Pheasants in South Dakota league
Mickey Owen former Brooklyn Dodger catcher will managing the Pheasants of the semi pro South Dakota State League this season.
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S.d
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn ‘ Dodger
Pheasants
South ‘Dakota
Headland Gees Past Abbeville In Wiregrass League Win
Headland beat Abbeville 4 3 at the Yellow Jacket park to make up a rained out game. Red Killingsworth limited Abbeville to six hits as Brown Burke and Kirkland also allowed six safeties. Columbia Lions and Vicksburg Panthers take early lead with 3 1 and ? 3 7 records, Ashford second at 2 1, headland 2 2 and Abbeville 1 3 then upcoming Round Five set for noon with Ashford at Vicksburg Rehobeth at Columbia Headland at Newville Midland City at Abbeville.
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Headland
Rams
Abbeville
Yellow Jacket Park
Red” Killingsworth
Roy Crensnaw
Brown
Burke
Charlie Winney
Columbia Lions
David Snell
Vicksburg Panthers
Ashford Yellow Jackets
Ashford
Vicksburg
Rehobeth
Columbia
Newville
Midland City
Killingsworth, Brown, Burke and
Kirkland
A. Wol Pet
Wicksburg
Rehobsth
Tide Hurler Loses Two Hitter To LSU
TUSCALOOSA AP Louisiana State Tigers beat Alabama 4 2 in a 4 0 game yesterday as Allan Worthington allowed two hits. Lee Hedges hit a two run homer in the eighth and Bob Meador a two bagger drove in another run in the ninth. Dick Thompson pitched well for Alabama but LSU scored on a squeeze play in the seventh and errors by Alabama helped. Ed White had two Alabama hits including a double. Both teams now 1 2 in conference starts. Purple finches note ends with unrelated garble.
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Tuscaloosa
Louisiana State
Tigers
Alabama
Tide
Allan Worthington
Husky Tide
Lee Hedges
Bob Meador
Bill Hanna
Dick Thompson
L. A
Ed White
Bama
Thompson
G. Murphy
Worthington
Pill
Tulane Nabbed Victory Over Spring Hill in Wild Game
Tulane edged Spring Hill 18 to 12 as Ben Abadie hit a four homer night and Warren Perkins plated runs. Jules Mugnier doubled and tripled two Spring Hill hits, while Tulane tallied three in the first and mid innings to pull ahead. Heiden Rouden Striplin Ryan Nashert pitched in relief for Tulane.
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Mobile
Ben Abadie
Tulane
Victoy
Spring Hill Colterday College
Warren Perkins
Track Meet Friday On Auburn Cinders
AUBURN AP Two Georgia high schools Jordan High and Columbus High and 14 Alabama schools enter the annual Montgomery track and field meet in Auburn tomorrow due to a Montgomery Cramton Bowl baseball game. Sidney Lanier of Montgomery defends the title. Alabama entrants include West End Birmingham Starke Montgomery Sylacauga High B. B. Comer Sylacauga Talladega Gadsden Emma Sansom Gadsden Troy Andalusia Enterprise Hartford Heflin and Anniston.
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Auburn
Georgia
Alabama
Montgomery
Sidney Lanier
Jordan High
Columbus High
West End
Birmingham
Starke
Sylacauga High
B. B. Comer
Sylacauga
Talladega
Gadsden
Scorers Named for SA Contests in 1949 Season
NEW ORLEANS UP President Charlie Hurth of the Southern Association designated official scorers for the 1949 season. Named are F o Williams in Atlanta, Zipp Newman in Birmingham, Allan Morris in Chattanooga, Grvville Henry in Little Rock, Dave Broom in Memphis, Vince Johnson in Mobile, Fred Russell in Nashville, and Hap Glandi in New Orleans. They will be paid per game this season.
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New Orleans
Charlie Hurth
Southern Association Today
Atlanta
F. O. Williams
Birmingham
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