Hartford Bulldogs Win Eagle Sportsmanship Award
The Hartford Sulldogs of Geneva County High win The Eagle's 940 Sportsmanship Award for outstanding sportsmanship and record. Coach Albert Armold, Wallace Tribble, and Princ R. Brarmon lead a team praised for resilience, fairness, and community spirit in the Wiregrass region. The article cites the National Sportsmanship Association initiative led by Chink Coleman to promote virtue through high school and college athletics.
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Albert Armold
Wallace Tribble
Princ § R. Brarmon
Hartford
Ats
Bulldog
Penson
National Sportsmanship Association
Mgh
Natton
E P (Chink) Coleman
Phoenix Junior College
Ato
Aden
Colman
Mawatha
Eogie
Ohe
Eagles
Three Day SEC Presidents Session Opens in Biloxi
The Southeastern Conference opens a three day presidents session in Biloxi with a presidents dinner and discussions on changing conference regulations. Topics include bowl bid eligibility, rotating football schedules, and potential membership for Miami, with early arrivals Bert Nie Moore Ben Evans and Roy Mundorff among attendees.
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SEC
Biloxi
Two Franchises Open In Southeastern Loop
AP report notes the Southeastern League plans meetings in Anniston Alabama on December 9 and in Gadsden Alabama on December 20 to approve local operators for new franchises. Gadsden owner Ben Chapman and Anniston head Lou Gunter withdraw from Fencutt. a new Class D Dixie League is forming to include Gadsden and Anniston. Decatur Alabama is named president of the Dixie League as clubs in Decatur Huntsville Florence and Rome prepare to join. The article also mentions freshmen eligibility for five games and a basketball season plan.
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Baltimore
Anniston
Ala
Gadsden Ala
Ben Chapman
Gadsden
Lou Gunter
Dwrel
Aniston
Fencutt
Art Decath
Talladega
Decatur
Huntsville
Florence
Alabama
Rome
Marianna Bulldogs Face Tough Cage Slate With Veterans
Marianna high school basketball previews a Northwest Florida Conference season led by Coach Wilson and Captain Bobby Crisp. The roster features Charles Brown, Kenneth Anderson, Charles Wells, and Hubert Hodges along with several returnees and newcomers as the Bulldogs schedule games through February including Pensacola, Dothan, Havana, and Panama City with district and state tournaments in May.
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Marianna
Northwest Florida
Marianna Bulldogs
Greg Wilson
Bobby Crisp
Charles Brown
Bulldogs
Lemar Whitehead
Jimmy Melvin
Kenneth Anderson
Charles Donald Wells
Hubert Hodges
Brown
Crisp
Lave Johnson
Charles Dickenson
Wileton Miller
James Sams
Carson Hill
Odell Medlock
Frank Booke
Wilen
Wells
Avcheson
Hodges
Campbellton
Cottondaly
Chapley
Malone
Pensacola
DeFunak Springs
Havana
Panama City
Graceville
Ramsay
Chipley
Dothan
Starke
Niceville
DeFuniak Springs
Cottondale
Hunsinger Kynes In Senior Bowl
Florida stars Chuck Hunsinger and Jimmy Kynes to play in the Senior Bowl in Jacksonville. Hunsinger and Kynes join Rebel squad captained by Charlie Justice with Timmy Crawford and other SEC players. Notable coaches include Steve Owen and Buddy Parker for the Yankees and Rebels teams. Red Grange handles public relations for the all star game.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Chuck Hunsinger
Jimmy Kynes
Jane Hunsinger
Kynes
Patker
Blocker
Charlie Justice
Timmy Crawford
Mississippi
Guiard
Hillinger
Art Weiner
Kenny Powell
North Carolina
Porter Payne
Georgia
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Yances
Clayton Toonemaker
Minnesota
Dick McKissack
Jack Halliday
Bo McMuthin
Detroit
College basketball scores from a chaotic recap
A jumble of names and scores appears from a basketball card style recap. Teams include Penn State, Holy Cross, Trinity, Louisville, Kentucky, Texas, Nebraska, and many others with scattered figures like 44, 66, 68, or 74. The fragmentary text lists various matchups and players without clear outcomes or dates.
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THM Agsoceated Press
Sb Medilebary
Peat
New York AG
Connecticut
Tufte
Penn State
Susanebania
Mehleobera
Fordha Pennaphraie
Swneiomare Reameches Space Pha
Holy Grosk
Trinity
Conni Prineson
Lehigi
Lovlaville
Mempaia State
Murray
Tena Tech
Kentucky
Sinte Ze Winston-Salem Tehuw
Bonus Rule Expected To Be Retained For Another Season
Baltimore AP report shows virtually certain retention of the bonus rule for another season as minor leagues debate amendments to clarify high school signings and graduation timing while protests against repeal persist from key figures. Bob Carpenter predicts the rule remains in place amid lobbying from Indianapolis and other clubs.
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Baltimore
Indianapolis Club
Indianapolis
Vand Als
Wall
Inari
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Ploliies
Gallup
Ns Inet
UCLA Keeps Coach Ror Sanders Amid Florida Chase
UCLA officials confirmed that Henry Red Sanders will remain as head football coach at the Bruins after a board of control meeting. Florida had offered Sanders a lucrative package, but sources say UCLA’s terms exceeded Florida’s and Sanders chose to stay. The Bruins, led by Sanders, had turned a losing season into a high scoring attack and were close to a PCC title before the end of the year.
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Ror Sanders
UCLA
Graham Berry
LOS Angeles
Floria
Henry
Red
Sanders
University of Calvoina
Bruin
Conirol
Florida
Noth Gities
Stuation
Samment
el. Pank
Flondas
Board of Control
South
Three Fink
Florina
Ray
Bear) Wolt
Hartford Quintets Trample Geneva Panthers
The Hartford Bulldogs rout Geneva Panthers 29 points by Doyle Kinsaut led Hartford in a 5 23 win. Geneva’s Oroil Belle Vaughn totaled eight points for Geneva as Hartford seized control in county play. Fulcher and McDonald each scored for Geneva while Green contributed eight for Hartford.
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Hartford
Specian
Hartford Bulldogs
Genevas Panthers
Geneva
Hartford Varsity
Doyle Kinsaut
Oroil Belle Vaughn
Hartford Bees
Hartfords Green
Fulcher
Mc Donald
Miami All Stars add players for Shore game
Miami AP reports North and South squads for the Shore game on December 26. South Coach Andy Gustafson of the University of Nam announced John Noonan of Alabama and others will play.
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MIAMI
Andy Gustafson
University of Nam
Ans
John
Noonan
Alabama
Tera
Ana Yates
Conto
Merman Hickmin
Pittrbiagi
Lou Covcom
New Brockton Cagers Dominate In Two Wins
New Brockton basketeers, strong wiregrass contenders, won five of six, beating Kinston regulars 30 17 and 33 26 in one doubleheader. Davis led Brockton with eight points, Ward seven, Rhodes five, while Rodgers and Harris tied with four. In the rematch Brockton avenged a prior loss 30 27 and crushed the Bees 28 18 as Rodgers scored 10 and Davis 15 for Brockton. The Bees began the season with two quick wins over Coffee Spring.
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Kipston Cagers
Re Brochth
Bees
Kinston Davis
Ward
Rhodes
Sawyer
Harris
Jordan
Rodgers
New Brockton
Kinston
Regutars
A G Freeman
Davis Tang
Coffee Spring
Varsity
Hartford
Hartford Bulldogs
Columbia
Howsham
Weh
Headland
Ipicéville
Slocomb
Darkhaises Ail
Aevals Io
Cheses
Standines
Dothans Tigers
Seven O
Malone
Whigham
Donaloonville
Jam
Blakely
Cottontale
Marianna
Abbeville
Eufaula
Joe Louis Knocks Out Valentino in Eight
Joe Louis defeats Pat Valentino of San Francisco in the eighth round at Chicago Stadium. Valentino, 99 pounds lighter, proves no match for the Brown Bomber who plans continued boxing on an exhibition basis. Louis, 35, draws a crowd of 8726 and declares himself the top heavyweight among the present crop. Valentino later tells reporters Louis is a better fighter than Charles, recalling Louis’s knockout of Charles in San Francisco last October 4.
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Joe Louis Faye Chigago
Joe Las
Pat Valentino
San Franesco
Chicago
Valentino
Lous
Valentina
Charles
Everrd Charles
Valentine
San Francisco
Tulane Bradley and Penn pairing in Sugar Bowl tournament
Mulwinter Sports Association announced Sugar Bowl basketball tourney matchups for Dec 23 with Tulane vs Bradley and Kenney with Villanova. Winners on Dec 29 will vie for the tournament title the following night, preceding a consolation game for first losers. Newton banquet set for Friday at 7 30 p.m. Coach WR Gaines of Wicksburg to speak.
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New Orleans
Mulwinter Sports Association
P. da
Tulane
Bradley
Kenneny
Villanova
Newton
Newton Wolverines
WR Gaines
Wicksburg
WBL Fives Open Season Tonight On Two Courts
Ozark and Vicksburg lead the Wiregrass Basketball League in a season opener tonight on two courts. First round games start tomorrow with eight teams in action and doubleheaders marking the league’s structure.
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Ozark
Vicksburg
Ambal
Willams
Wiksburg
Panthers
Headland Rams
Roy Crenshaw
Rarpn Toole
Ozark Eagles
Ashford Yellow Jackets
Pelham Litz
Aeton
Cottonwood
Abbeville
Hanford
Columbra
Newville
Rehobeth
Midland City
Blocomb
Charlie Finney
Columbia Lions
David Ravenbark
Harold Beamon
Lions
Winter Get Tour Begins At Miami Open
The 26th annual Miami Open golf tournament starts the winter circuit with 281 players competing for $10,000 in prize money and amateurs trophies. The event at Palms and Main Springs Course features a 72 hole format on the 6470 yard par 7 layout. Amateur Frank Stranahan defends his title after preparing three weeks, while pro Chick Harbett won the driving contest with a 274 yard tee shot. Finals set for Sunday with 80 low pros and 10 low amateurs advancing. Foxhound trials highlight Florence Alabama as H. Reed tops on day two at the US Open field trials.
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Miame
Fin
Palms
Main Springs
Chick *Harbett
Busky Young
Detroit
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Cary Middlecott
Ormond Beachy Fis
Jum Fertien
Denlist
New Brockton Bees Rally for Wins and Scores
In Friday action New Brockton beat Beex Jordan 18 points while Brockton varsity and junior cagers posted wins. Rodgers and Jordan led scorers as Abbeville travels and Bufaula hosts next. The junior cage team remains strong with a 51 32 victory for a fifth straight title run.
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Jordan
Brockton Bees
Brockton
Tindal
Friay
Rodgers
Abbeville
Bufaula
Brugdidge
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