Tigers Fall To Kinston In Close Bulldogs Clash
Dothan and Kinston split, Kinston defeating Dothan 46-43 as Marlette Johnson led Dothan with 22 points while Davin poured in 24 for Kinston. Early turnovers and rough defense shaped a tight game with Kinston taking control late in the first and holding on through the fourth.
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Vicksburg Varsity Triumphs In Close League Thriller
Vicksburg Panthers upset Rehobeth Rhynos 25 24 in overtime after ending regulation tied. Clark led Rebels with 16 points, Franks added nine for the victors, while Cook scored eight for Rehoboth as the Bees won the opener 14 10 in the doubleheader.
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Nate De Long Breaks College Scoring Record In Thriller
River Falls Veachers College center Nate De Long scored 33 points to push his career total to 2,201, surpassing the previous NCAA-like mark as River Falls beat St. John’s University of Collegeville 83? with De Long adding six more before leaving early in the third. The 6-foot-5 senior is averaging 23.7 points per game over 38 career games. In Georgia, Cook County Hornets meet Fernandina Beach in the Turpentine Bowl, both Class B champions who finished the regular season unbeaten.
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Gridders Arrive In Miami For All Star Charity Clash
North South college all star football game nears in Miami Orange Bowl with 55 players from 27 colleges, Hickman leading 28 men, Gustafson and Woodcutt guiding 27 each. Training starts Sunday with twice daily sessions until Christmas, about 50 000 expected for a night kickoff near 7 15 p.m. CST.
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Dove Hunting Season Opens Saturday for 1949-50
Dove hunting begins Saturday at noon December 17 under federal rules. Daily bag limit is 10 doves, with possession allowed after January 15 for up to 60 days. Surveys show two strong dove concentrations in the Tennessee Valley and toward the state’s southeast and southwest corners, with scarcity elsewhere and colder weather likely to boost activity.
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Junior High Fives Win From Ashford Clash opens season
The Dothan Junior High Baby Tigers swept Ashford Juniors in a double victory as the season began. The Tiger Junior Bees won 30 to 22 while Ashford pinned 28 to 22. Hawking led Dothan with eight points, Loftin and Askew added seven each, and Baluts had 14 for Kensington. Massey scored 10 for Ashford.
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Basketball Scores From Around The Nation
Random college and university basketball results listed with teams such as Kentucky California Brooklyn College and Pepperdine. The report notes scores like Kentucky 65 California 89 and Indiana 59 Arkansas 59 while mentioning rematches and a Pensacola Florida AP dateline referencing two Alabama teachers college teams Livingston and Jack.
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Arkansas to Name New Football Coach Today
Arkansas officials prepare to name a new head football coach at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Otis Douglas, who aided the Philadelphia Eagles, is the leading candidate as John Barnhill passes to full athletic directorship duties. Pensacola Paper Bowl in Livingston saw champion of the Alabama Intercollegiate Conference edge Jacksonville 14 to 7 during the regular season.
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Headland Slocombe Game Postponed
SLOCOMB Special Headland Slocomb basketball league game here tonight postponed by mutual agreement. Coach Brainard Rickards says the byes and defeated league schools will play after the Christmas holidays. Other league games tonight include Cottonwood at Columbia Ozark at Abbeville and Midland City at Newville.
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Slocomb Red Tops Charter Special To Montgomery
Slocomb High School plans a special sun charter for the Slocomb Red Tops to travel to Montgomery for the Blue Gray game on December 3. Coach Brainard Richards’ undefeated team will visit the state capitol and other sites while in Montgomery. Fans had hoped to send the team to the Sugar Bowl but tickets could not be obtained.
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Tuzo Faces Bean Jack in Madison Square Garden Test
Tonight in New York Tuzo and Por Higuez, foreign imports, seek big money as Costa Rican Tuzo is a 7-1 underdog against former lightweight king Bean Jack. The ten rounder headlines the card at Madison Square Garden with bookmakers listing Jack as the favorite.
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Robinson Sets Pace in NL Statistics
New York AP reports Jackie Robinson led the National League in batting at .342 and tied for first in sacrifices, first in stolen bases, and first in base running, earning the league MVP for his outstanding season with the Dodgers. He became the first right handed batter to pace the league in hits. Pirates' Ralph Kiner set another league mark with over 50 home runs for the second straight year.
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