Columbia Fives Keep Unbeaten In Wiregrass League
Columbia Lions remain unbeaten after a third straight win in the Wiregrass Basketball League, beating Cottonwood Bees 31-20 as Ray Sellers fueled a second period surge. Abbeville swept Ozark 4619 in varsity, 32-20 in B, with Garrett and Comb leading Abbeville scorers.
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Columbia
Columbia Lions
Wiregrass
Avisions
Athough
George Layton
Cottonwood Bears
Charlie Finney
Bees
Cottonwood
Sansity
Coimbia
Cottonwald
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Lions
Hellers
Cottonwood Bees
Elons
BHD
Long
Colombia
Strickland
Tae
Vinson
Varsity
Paulk
Lew
D, Whitehead
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Hinson
Cameron
McCord
Sumbig
White
Beasley
Sellers
Tyler
Adams
Parwards
Hasty
Abbeville
OZARK
Specia
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Ozark Eagles
Abbeyville
The
Eoach John E.” Jacket
Ware
Carrol Bef Garrett
Comb
Dulveypre
Sullivan
Eagles
One
Hamm
Mille Notted
Bruce Cipesner
Supra
All-Southern football picks announced by Orlando Sentinel-Star
Thirty three backs and 27 linemen named to the 30th annual All-Southern squad from Dixie prep gridiron players. Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, and Virginia are represented with stars such as Johnny Dean and Gordon Thompson earning top honors. The selections involve 192 coaches and sportswriters with 60 players earning first or honorable mention across five states.
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Orlando
Fla
Dixie
Instate Areaam
Charlie Wadsworth
Orlando Sentinel-Star
Beardh
Johny Dean
Dacks
Hopewell
Al-Southern
Max Alley
Hichsmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia
Gordon Thompson
Jacksonville
Tilia M. Lanedon
Florida
Thompson
Tonsdon
Mississippi
Tonston Oakes
John Creth
Jackson
Cludea
Alabama
Charles Littles
Andalusia
Jack Smalley
Tuscaloosa
Bob Farris
Montgomery Sun
Jackie Nelson
Joe Fulghum
Li Attala Etwoad
John Baumgartier
Birmingham
Ramsey
Reyinand Newman
Dadeville
Tidwell and Gain Named SEC's Most Valuable Players
Atlanta reports Travis Tidwell of Auburn and Bob Gain of Kentucky were named the Southeastern Conference's most valuable players by the Atlanta Touchdown Club. Phillips announced awards to be presented at the annual jamboree. Tidwell, 24, from Birmingham, ranked third in total offense in the SEC. Gain, an 8 W-year-old junior from Weirton, was both an offensive and defensive standout for Kentucky.
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Atlanta
Travis Tidwell
Auburn
Bob Gain
Kentucky
Toway
U. M
Phillips
Dan
Tidwell
Birmingham
Ala
Gain
Weirton
W. Va
College scores in brief from Friday night action
The Associated Press list of games shows Mississippi State 41 to 44 over Alabama, Mississippi 58 to 57, South Carolina 62 to 74 over Georgia Tech, Drutdeon 5, Naval victories, Maryland 68 to Duke, Army 30 to St Lawrence 63, Navy 15, and Xavier 47 with Richmond and Louisville postponed until after Christmas due to schedule disruptions.
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Associated Press
Missesupi State
Alabamas
Tuinne
Miesionippi
Hooreia
South Carolina
Geoncia Tech
Drutdeon
Cornel
Yale
West Wisalyin
Ohla Weslayan
Army
St Lawrence
Navy
Maryland
Duke
Washington & Bae
Gleeson
Richmond de Louisville
Xavier
Browns Doc Fifth Place Is King Size Miracle
New York report on the St. Louis Browns hiring Dr. Tracy a psychologist to treat players with inferiority complex and neuroses. Club officials mock Freudian gag claims while hoping for a winning spirit and improved performance through hypnotism and positive suggestion.
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New York
St. Lowg Browns
Ahranie
Browns
David
Tracy
St. Louis
Brownie
Charles de Witt
Jacksonville Wins Paper Bowl Game
The Sacksonville Gamecocks of Alabama defeated Livingston Teachers 2 to 7 in Munht Florida. Terry Hodges and John Meadows connected on two first half passes, both to Meadows, for a 36 yard score and a shared 36 yard strike. Livingston scored late in the second half on a Bill Coley to Bil Hamilton pass with Gene Elmore adding the extra point. About 5,000 fans watched in chilly conditions.
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Pensacola
Fla
Sacksonville
Ala
Sitle
Terry Hodges
Tio
Livingstons
Munht
Suhad Banes
Witson
Gamecocks
Livingston Earier
Hodges
John Meadows
Shyard
Livingson
Bill Coley
Bil Hamilton
Gene Elmore
Browns coach optimistic on improving standings
A coach asserts that with his treatments the Browns will gain tonal stability and climb the standings. He predicts the team could finish as high as fourth with proper support, aiming for a top five placement and improved performance.
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