Dothan Tigers Face Roster Test Before Spring Practice
Coach Dave Brown drills a Dothan Tigers squad for spring training, listing many hopefuls and returning players led by co captain Ramsey. The team mixes seniors with promising sophomores as Brown notes depth at line and backfield and emphasizes a pass friendly attack despite needing a reliable quarterback and a disciplined squad culture.
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Sesson
Exaetya
Dave Brown
Dethany Tigers
Rip” Hewes
Mogan Longgrear
Henry Jackson
Kim Hoyater
Wayne Adkerson
Bob Zhinden
Bily Gillis
Peaven Jackson
Richard Ramsey
Bily Lamb
George Hammond
Ed Newby
Ramsey
Jack Creel
Charles Faulk
Griffin Givens
Jimmy Pariah
Halfpack
Tommy Wilkesnd
Ligon Johnsom
Creel
Brown
Jett Hudson
Tom Kennedy
Robert Wyatt
Randy Church
Cheries Grey
Don Kennington
Jamen Wilkes
Bobby Bullard
David . Sugge Ard
Sack Cahel and CO
Dothan
Belance
Tigers
Lindsey Outlasts Pirates In 10 Inning Browns Win
Lindsey, still hurt from an ankle injury, mounded in the 10th and led the Dothan Browns to a 7 1 victory over the Greenville Pirates in a three hour 18 hit game. Greenville rallied to force extra innings but Gene Colley delivered a go ahead single to score Conn as the Browns won in the 11th. Enterprise beat Brewton 12 1 behind nine hitter Howie Fine and a three run triple by John Vozel. Geneva topped Ozark 2 with Cathey driving in two and Geneva’s Redbirds exploded for five runs in the fourth.
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Emory Lindsey
Dothan Browns
Greenville Pirates
Lindsey
Pirates
Browns
Brewton
Greenville
Geneva
Gene Clark
Heayne
Bates
Ryan
Burgess
Mx Clark
Laney
Rudy York
Thia
Clerk
Rus
Eoh
Jacobsen
Ridenhourk
Cline
Billy Conn
Avinger
Betz
Bowden
Bartley
Greenville Hill
Jin Colley
Conn
Enterprise
Enterprise Bull Weevil
Dan Livecet
John Eltis
Howlie Fine
John Vozel
Don Plareki
Redbirds
Ozark
Cathey
Supreme Takes Lead In Fast Loop Race
Supreme's Dreamers led the Fast League chase after beating Hosiery 43 last night. Will Williams pitched seven hits as Supreme won 4 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors. Hosiery had 3 runs on 7 hits and 1 error. Standings show Nip-Ernie atop Fast League, with Wilson, Hosiery, Hedsham, and others close behind. In Dixie Run ners action Headland blanked the Arrows 3-0 behind Tom Stone's 2 four-hitter effort with six strikeouts. Manager John McPherson credited the Runners' offense including a single, a double, and two RBIs.
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Supreme
Hoxiery
Bo Bynum
Will Liams
Cosby
Hodges
Shad
Skeen
McClinney
Williams
Wyatt
Bynum
Bynum Vand Mcallister
Cody Hodges
Davis
McKay
Ernie
Hed- Latrom
Nelnok
Wilson
Rosfert
Wol
Seertene
Headland
Andalusia
Tommy Stone
Dixie
Arrows
Stone
Steve Hirkals
Mare Port
John McPherson
Byrd
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Solunar Fishing Timetable For Northwest Florida Wanderers
The schedule of Solunar Periods, adapted from John Alden Knight tables, targets Northwest Florida wanderers. Major periods run about two hours starting at listed times, boldfaced for emphasis, with shorter minor periods in regular text. Times are in Central Standards.
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John Alden Knight
Florida
All Times
Redskins Beat Rams 17 14 in Season Opener at Memorial Coliseum
Washington Redskins edged Los Angeles Rams 17 to 14 in the season opener at Memorial Coliseum before a Memorial Day attendance record of 90 155. Bob Waterfield and Sammy Baugh traded early scores as the game swung with a trio of goal line stands and a controversial roughing call on Norm Van Brocklin. Glenn Davis, once of Army, struggled for yards for the Rams.
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Washington
Redskins
Rams
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Times
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Field
Sammy Baugh
Bill Dudlas
Baugh
George Thomas
Fleet George Sims
Waterfield
Dudley
Byard
Mauty Gilmee
Eddie Saenz
Woodley Lewis
Bob Goode
Rover
Norm van Brosilin
Bob Boyd
Boyd
van Brocklin
Tommy Kalmani
Lon
Glenn Davis
Army
Rebels Take Lead In Southeastern League Thriller
Rebels from Montgomery surged to the top of the Southeastern League with a five run fifth inning to turn a tie into a win over Meridian. Pensacola pressured Vicksburg as the Filers broke a 6 6 tie with five runs in the bottom of the fifth and added three in the seventh to seal victory. Selma Cloverleafs fell 4 2 at Jackson on home soil.
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Rebels
Montgomery
Meridians
Millers
Pensacola
Vicksburg
Filera
Selma
Jackson
Schultz Of Vols Wins 20 Games
George McArthur reports Nashville lefthander Bob Schultz, signed for 99 waivers from Memphis, wins his 20th game with a five hit victory over Chattanooga. Schultz nears a league nine inning strikeout record with 15 K s, while Atlanta and Birmingham extend their lead in the race as New Orleans tops Chattanooga and Memphis and Little Rock split a doubleheader.
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George McArthur
Bob Schultz
Nashville
Chattanoog
Don Osborn
Husky
Muskegon
Schultz
Memphis
Osborn
Aulania
Birmingham
Crackers
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
the Rocks
Champion Thornton Faces Poyner Today In Club Tournament
Defending champion Press Thornton Jr opens defense of his Country Chup golf title against Fat Poyner in the first round of match play. Poyner qualified 77, a solid start, while Thornton's form is noted as weakened by a tonsillectomy.
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Press Thornton, Jr
Soney
Fat Poyner
Poyner
Thornton
Patterson
LeSaure ‘Hanahan
Jim Brannan, Jr
Paul Flowers
Poynter
Kennington
Wall
Hanshaw
Az Flowers
Buck Flowers
Tai
Bull Harvard
Billy Joe Adams
Jim Perry
Pelicans and Mobile Games Highlight Varied Baseball Action
In New Orleans, Bob Purkey and Marlon Fricano pitched in a high contact game with many hits but scattered scoring. Purkey earned the decision as Walt Moryn hit a home run to score Mobile's runs. In the other game the Chicks lost despite Rotblatt’s gem, yielding five walks and five runs while their bullpen faltered.
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Chickset
Marvin Rotblatt
New Orleans
Pelicans
Bob Purkey
Mobile
Marlon Fricano
Purkey
Walt Moryn
Unclear card of matches and byes in local event
Fragmentary OCR lists players and byes for a local matchup set. Names include Bruce Haughes Jr Pete Jones 74 Jim Brennan Morriz 75 and Charles Northcutt Joe Hayes Thollie Myers James Baughman Moody Harvard Van Ritch Graham Cars-n James Harmon CR Ree S Teka with several byes.
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Bruce Haughes, Jr
Pete Jones
Jim Brennan
Ar Your Morriz
Aul Blowers
Charles Northcutt
Joe Hayes
Thollie Myers
Bye
James Baughman
Fort Moody
Davet
Harvard
van Ritch
Graham
Ames Harmon
Ree S. Teka
Polio Case Rise Shocks Southern States
ATLANTA UP reports 186 more polio cases in the South this year than the same period in 1949, totaling 3,759. Virginia leads with 422 cases and 27 deaths, Wythe County noting 10 deaths. State tallies include Alabama 125, Georgia 108, Florida 564, South Carolina 22, North Carolina 108, Tennessee 126, Arkansas 142.
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South
National Foundation For
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
North
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