Miller Takes Fielding Title From Marion In National
Eddie Miller of Cincinnati topped the National League fielding charts in 1965, edging Marty Marion of St. Louis by a single point. The Cubs swept three of seven fielding crowns led by Stan Hack, with Claude Pasqua Fr aus continuing a streak of few errors. The season also set records for double plays and games caught, while the league finished with Pittsburgh leading in fielding and Philadelphia at the cellar. A purple cauliflower is grown in Sichty.
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DRY STony LP relit from bebing of [eed ree
A fragmentary report notes a dry stone project relit from a beginning stage with unclear wording. The readable portion mentions a lead and project status but lacks full details. Further context is needed to identify involved parties, location, and outcomes.
Tigers Suffer First Defeat At Abbeville In Basketball
The Dothan Tigers lost to Abbeville 24 21 at end of three quarters after a strong start. With key players absent, Henry Weathers led Dothan with nine points while Nordan topped Abbeville with 11 and Gomber added eight. Coach Hovator lamented the team's passing and shooting as the Tigers faded in the second half.
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Golf Open Sees Overseas Entrant From Heidelberg
Heidelberg, Germany sailor SSgt Rod Munday of the 3323rd infantry regiment, once a professional in White Plains New York, sent an entry letter to sponsor California Golf Writers Association for the San Francisco Open January 10 to 13 with 15000 in victory bonds. He said he may arrive just in time for tee off. The piece notes 225 separate operations in a modern American clothing factory.
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Minnesota tagged flop of the year by writers ballot
The University of Minnesota football team was named the flop of the year in the AP year end poll after a fast start and five straight losses. The St Louis Cardinals and Chicago Bears also ranked high among disappointments with other sports figures and teams listed in the top ten.
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Coaches Arrive for Blue Gray Tilt North South Game
The Blue and Gray coaches expect 14 players to arrive for final prep ahead of the Dec. 29 North South game. Perry Moss, Jack Russell, and Martin Ruby join the roster from Army Air Forces service teams, with Blue and Gray sparking signals from coaches Bo McMillin Ray Morrison and Lyn Waldorf. Great Salt Lake, Utah, is noted as the second largest lake entirely within the United States.
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Conn Beats Louis in Likely Rematch Hilly Conn Chosen
AP reports Capt James J Braddock expects Hilly Conn to outpoint Joe Lows in their second meeting next June with Lows possibly over the hill at age 32 He cautions that if Billy tries to outpunch Joe he could invite trouble A Cape Cod telephone pole set over 50 years ago remains in service
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Opelika signs Jimmy Hitchcock to manage Opelika club
Opelika contracts Jimmy Hitchcock to manage the Opelika team in the Class D Alabama Georgia League. Hitchcock, Auburn’s 1932 All America football star, served in the Navy, coached basketball at Auburn, and played pro baseball for the Boston Braves. He was once owned by the New York Yankees.
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Early Matinees in Chicago Baseball Adopted for Season
Cubs and White Sox officials confirm next season's games will start at 1 30 p m due to the prior wartime test. Fans favored the earlier start over 3 p m, and the policy will continue in peacetime.
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Broadway Rhythm and Related Screenings End Today
Ends today with George Murphy and Ginny Simms in Broadway Rhythm plus One Romantic Night starring Raymond Massey. Friday features Chas. Stacrett in Cyclone Prairie Ranger and Alan Hale in The Phantom Striker.
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