Cottonwood Bears Poised For Fast Wiregrass Season
Cottonwood eyes a strong Wiregrass League run with Coach M C Carroll bringing back a deep lineup led by Lamar Sellers Lynwood Sellers and Dewry Sellers. Cameron Philips Tice Patiuk Exyn Barnes Anderson Billy Snell Rhodes and a promising junior squad highlight hopes of a marked improvement over last year’s five and thirteen record as Cottonwood prepares for the league schedule.
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M. C. Carroll
Sellers
Lamar Sellers
Lynwood Sellers
Dewry’ Sellers
T. Sellers
Bears
Cameron
Philips
Tice
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Exvm
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Anderson
Billy Snell
Rhodes
Wie
Knowles
Skip‘per
Whitcheld
Powth
Snell
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Qwens
Poaitio
Jost
Funfare
Dears
William and Mary Drills for Battle Preview
William and Mary Indians prep for New Year’s Day clash with Arkansas in Birmingham. Coach K.R. McCray plans daily drills the current week, then Christmas holidays, reassembling December 26. Tommy Korczowski, sidelined by a fractured ankle,预计 will be ready for the Arkansas game after close supervision by Eric Tipton.
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Willam
Arkansas
Eric Tipton
Bald Korczowski
13 College Teams Unbeaten United United
New York Am Notre Dame Pepperdine and Jacksonville Teachers closed out perfect records over the weekend to leave the nation's list of unbeaten teams at 13. The Fighting Irish beat Southern California 38 7 for their ninth straight, Pepperdine blanked Loyola of Los Angeles 18 0 for nine straight, Jacksonville Teachers won 7 0 over Florida State University. New Hampshire was beaten.
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Notre
Florida State University
New Hampshire
Pasadena
Calif
Cameron
Okla
Aggies
Charley Junior College
Ontario
Abilene
Tor
Missouri Valley
McMurry College
Lodi
Utah State
College of the Pacific
Great Lakes
Glass
Notre Dame
Trout
Southern Cal
Los Angeles
Louisiana State
Tulane
New Orleans
South
Missouri Cairioge
Kansas City
Kentucky
Cleveland
Villanova
Toledo
Hawaii University
Fresno State
SEC Cage League Warms Up This Week 18 Games Slated
Eighteen SEC basketball names appear on this week's schedule yet only three conference tilts occur. Florida hosts Mississippi State Friday and Auburn Saturday after opening with a 10-43 loss to Tampa. Kentucky, undefeated with four wins, beat Fort Knox then Tulane, and Tulane is seen as Kentucky's top challenger. Non league games total fifteen, including LSU, Georgia, and Tennessee in various matchups. Georgia Tech opens its season December 10 against Furman, Vanderbilt plays one more, and several teams schedule key opponents before the holidays.
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Florida
Gators
Tampa
Mississippi State
Auburn
Statera
Salae
Tulann
Wildcats
Hfour
Tulane
Kentucky
Lon
Sattleite
New York University
Tennessee
Lincoln Memorial
Alabama
Birmingham Southern
Georga
Furman
Erskine
LSU
Springhill
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
David Lipscomb
Fificen
Mercer
Genegia
Rice
Mouston
Southwestern Louigiana
Texas
Houston
Wo& L
Bristol
Tenn
DePaul
Loulaville
Georgia
Clemgon
Tennessee Poly
Mid
Tennessee State
Missinippi
Howard
Cincinnati
Conisny
Buffalo
Milligan
Centenary
Georgia Tech
Dee
Furr Joan
Tech
Sportsmanship Award Banquet Ends Seaso n Featured at Vicksburg High
The Vicksburg Panthers win the Wiregrass Sportsmanship Award with a banquet at the Houston Hotel tomorrow at seven. Coach David St Swell and team members will receive miniature footballs and a engraved plaque. Ed Danforth of The Atlanta Journal will deliver the closing address and award presentations. The event is expected to draw over 200 players, coaches, principals, and fans. Danforth’s talk and awards will be broadcast on WAGF and rebroadcast on WDIG. There is also Women’s golf schedule updates with dates in Palm Beach and Ormond Beach.
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Houston
Panther
David St Swell
Prin
Rt. D. Cum
Ule
Vicksburg High Schest Beari Mg
Mannex
Ifttermen
Wiregrass
Alabama
Florida
Engie
Ed Danforth
Atlenta, Journal
Danforith
Dothan
Wirer
Danforth
Demaret and Keiser in Orlando Playoff for Open
In Orlando a three way playoff at 1:30 p.m. will determine the winner of the $10,000 Open golf tournament between Jimmy Demaret Herman Keiser and Dave Douglas. Keiser and Demaret posted two under par rounds, Douglas shot 268 to lead after 72 holes at 274. Douglas finished his 18 holes earlier than the others.
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Jimmy Demaret
Herman Keiser
Dave Douglas
Wilmington
Del
Orlando
Keiser
Devaret
Douglas
Dubsdread Country Club
Demaret
Bitte
Trippi's Scores Put Chicago Cards In National Playoff
New York AP report details a pivotal NFL playoff push with the Cardinal win over the Eagles and Steelers, Giants, and Dodgers wins shaping the Eastern and Western titles. Trippi and Warder spark Chicago Cardinals as key divisional contests loom. Browns and Yankees win prep for All America title clash.
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Trippi
Chicago
NEW York
Cleveland Browns
Yankees
Cincago Cardinals
Cincago Bears
Philadelphia
Green Bay Packers
Cardinal Trumph
Eagles
Los Angeles
Bowes
Fugies
Pittsburgh Steelers
Boston Yanks
Steelers
Packers
Charlie Trapp
Mal Kutner
Pat Warder
Paw Christman
Cardinal Tlack
Tripp
Pittsburgh
Yans
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Pagers
Detroit Lions
Paul Governatl
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Giants
Governall
Yanks
Browns
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore Colts
Pacific Coast
Los Angles
Chicago Rockets
San Francisco 49Ers
Buffalo Bills
Toledo Amateur Teammate Among Top Scorers
Frank Stranshan of Toledo led scorers, while Lohie posted the lowest score for an Amateurze event, as competition concluded with notable finishes and a tight scoring finish.
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Frank Stranshan
Toledo
Lohie
Tiithed
Trades To Highlight Big League Convention Opening Tomorrow
AP dispatch from New York notes the opening of the major league convention tomorrow with early buzz over a three way deal involving Dixie Walker Billy Cox and Eddie Walthus. Also on the agenda are tampering rules college coach ban plans and the night baseball proposal for St Louis Browns plus minor league amendments and a ten team proposal for the majors debate.
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NEW York
David Harums
jMnay
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Billy Cox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Walthus
Chicago Cubs
Sparke
Clare
Leslie O'Connor
A. B. Chand- Tee
Chicago White Sox
Pacific Coast
Clarence Rowland
Beford
St. Louis Browns
Miami
Chandler
Executive Council
No Change Likely In Judges Vote For Brown Bomber
New York report states Jersey Joe Walcott seeks the heavyweight title via New York Boxing Commission action with possible rematch against Joe Louis. Disputed 24th defence decision at Madison Square Garden sparks protest over judge Forbes and Marty Monroe, while referee Ruby Goldstein favored Walcott. Louis signals readiness for another title shot. Walcott urges rapid rematch as boxing circles discuss rules and discretionary scoring.
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
New York Boxing Commission
Joe
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Walcott
Joe Webster
Commission
Eddie Eagan
Eagan
Webster
Frank Warbes
Louis
Forbes
Marty Monroe
Lows
Ruby Goldstein
Jersey Joe
Kagan Sys
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Sik
River Search for Body Near Big Shoals Camp
In Bessemer Alabama AP dispatch reports searchers dragging the Warrior River near the Big Shoals fishing camp for the body of David L. Staggs 47 of Adger whose boat capsized yesterday. Chief Deputy Clyde Morris said Staggs was fishing when he left the camp the river lies about two miles west of the camp.
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Warth River
Big Shoals
Tetay
Bay
David L. Staggs
Adger
Yesterde
Clyde ‘Morris
Stagge
Mid-Winter ASL Directors Meeting Planned in January
ASL president Jack Movater of Dothan announced a January winter meeting to discuss business and the newly increased 17 player limit for Class D, with the division of players among veterans, limited service, and rookies to be decided. Hal Miller named Dothan Browns manager for 194? season. Louis Richardson of Birmingham wins Class A in Alabama State Bowling Tournament in Montgomery, backing five other wins in 35 events.
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Jack Movater
Dothan
Alabama State League
Miami
Fla
ASL
Howater
C. T. Laney
Troy Tigers
Havana
Cuba
Alabama
Lamit
Montgomery
Champ Montgomery
Louis Richardson
Birmingham
Notre Dame Crushes South Carolina in 1947 Season Opener
Notre Dame roared to a 38 7 victory over South Carolina to cap a volatile football season start. The college bowls picture expanded as multiple matchups and conference showdowns emerged, with several key games shaping postseason plans and crowning champions across the nation.
Crowley Quits Chicago After Rockets Coaching Exit
Sleepy Jim Crowley, longtime Chicago gridiron figure, resigns as coach of the Rockets in the All America Conference to pursue a New York business role. Crowley cites leaving coaching duties after a quarter century in Chicago. In other college games, Utah edged by 20 20 and Hardin Simmons crushed Arizona State of Temple 42 0.
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Chicago
Jim Crowley
New York
Chicago Rockets
Ad. Fone
Utah
Hardin Simmons
Arizona State
Temple
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