Oklahoma and Army Top College Football Line
Oklahoma and Army sit as heavy favorites in key weekend matchups. Oklahoma seeks its 31st straight victory facing its rival at Stillwater, while Army aims to extend its unbeaten streak to 29 against Navy in Philadelphia. The nation watches a nationally notable slate including Tennessee-Vanderbilt and Notre Dame-USC, with multiple bowl and post season implications.
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Samson Tigers Banquet Tells Season Final Record
The Samson Ti jgers will hold their annual footy ball banquet at the high school auditorium tonight at 7:30. Coach T A Hawke announced the Tigers finished the season with four wins five losses and one tie.
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Tide and Tigers Ready for Birmingham Grid Classic
The piece recalls a storied rivalry with Auburn leading 8 wins to Alabama's 5 over time, noting the famed 149 game era and suspensions. It highlights next matchups at Legion Stadium, lists probable Auburn starters Captain McGowen Davis Dears Fleursay and Alabama departures including Salem Avinger Calvin Burkett and several linemen.
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Jim Burkett
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Lary
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Larry Lauer
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Dothan Tigers wallop Midland City in scrimmage 68 to 28
Dothan Tigers hammered Midland City 68 28 in a practice scrimmage. Edwin Worthy scored 19 to pace Dothan while Charles Prince and Payne limited Midland City to three points. Regulars rested until the third quarter as Dothan built an 18 4 lead and cruised to victory with reserves closing out.
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Givens
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Northwest Floridians on Chipola Quintet
Four former Northwest Florida high school stars join the Chipola College Indians starting lineup. Coach Laz Lewis lists forwards Ald Wells and Thomes, center Benus Malone, and guards Charlie Lucky and Bobby Crisp. Other candidates include Sims Basford Ipten Malone Cone Boyett. Chipola opens the season with Brewton Parker.
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Jacksonville
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Thoms
Cottondale
James H. Sims
Arthur Basford
Amos Ipten
J. P. Cone
James Boyett
Chipola
Brewton
SEC coaches ready teams for weekend grid clashes
The Associated Press reports SEC coaches huddle on defenses and drills ahead of rivalry games. Tennessee eyes a Cotton Bowl berth with Vanderbilt while Auburn, Georgia, Tech, Ole Miss, and Mississippi State tune up with emphasis on defense and leg workouts. Louisiana State eyes practice morale, Tulane drills lightly, and Alabama prepares for tough matchups as teams anticipate big crowds.
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Georgia Tech
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Wofford
Columbus
Kirkwood And Turnesa Lead Miami Tourney After Round One
Joe Kirkwood Jr and Jim Turnesa share the first round lead at the 10,000 dollar Miami tournament. Each shot 66 to top the field of 160 pros and amateurs at Miami Springs. Also notable were Frank Stranahan and Jack Burke Jr tied for second with 67 while Sammy Snead battled with improvised clubs to shoot 69.
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Y Tumesa
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Toledo
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Houston
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Bonifay Blue Devils schedule includes two tournaments
Bonifay Blue Devils will play 19 basketball games plus two tournaments under coach Jack Doyle. The season opens in Panama City with a Tuesday night game and includes Northwest Florida Conference tournament February 16 and a group tournament March 1. Home games start at 7:30 pm with a long list of December through March dates and venues.
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Panamae City
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Graceville
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Chipley
DeFuniak
Cottondate
Vernon
Pee-Wee Bowl Game At Rucker Saturday
Camp Rucker hosts the Pee-Wee Bowl between Ozark City Schools Red Wave and Monroeville’s Dolly Lambert led Midgets. Major William E Rowene notes both teams arrive with strong records as the event begins in the morning and lasts about two hours. 120 pound top player on Ozark side, Dolly Lambert and Ed Free coach the Midgets with a roughly equal roster. Benson’s Bakery Midgets coached by Wiley Cauthen and Mullard Moore also attend.
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Marianna To Play 23 Game Slate This Season
Marianna Bulldogs schedule includes 23 basketball games with regular contests on Tuesday Friday and Saturday nights. Conference tournament slated for February 15 17 at Malone. District tournament set for March 1 2 3 with state finals at Gainesville March 2 and 16. A toll schedule to be released soon.
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Orange Blossom Bowl features Wilberforce vs. Miami
About 15 000 fans expected at Orange Blossom Stadium for the first annual Orange Blossom Bowl game between Wilberforce State College of Ohio and Miami. Unbeat en Miami faces Wilberforce in a Negro football matchup tomorrow night.
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Wilberforce State College of Ohio
Bowl Bound Miami Faces Missouri to Close Season
Miami aims for a 9th win and an undefeated regular season as a 10 point favorite over Missouri in Miami. About 40,000 fans expected to attend. Coach Faurot’s Tigers seek consistency after wins over Iowa State and a recent up and down run. Clemson’s Frank Howard slated to watch as his Tigers meet Miami in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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Clemson College
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Miscowni
Auburn Hopes Hang On Tide Making Mistake
Auburn faces Alabama in Birmingham in the annual clash. The Tigers rely on Bil Tucker and Charlie Langner to upset the Tide, who seek revenge after recent losses. Alabama's offense leads with strong yardage, while Auburn hopes for a decisive moment to flip the script in a high stakes Southeastern Conference showdown.
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Fragmentary Local News Snippet
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions several names and places with unclear context. It references Al Lap inet Hs Hannah and Al "Wisi, plus Avinger and Salem. The text includes scattered names such as Larry Lauer, Ri Babylation, and Tucker LH poeryt Ri Davisy, leaving the exact event or action unreadable.
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