Alabama Tigers Hopeful After Captain Not Returning
Alabama basketball coach Henk Crisp faces a rebuilding season as captain-elect Ka ny leaves without returning. The Tigers train without McAlieter, contending under coach gem and Jordan, while Auburn eyeing a shooter's edge in a renewed Southeast Conference race. Rose Bowl-bound Jimmy Hitchcock travels for celebrations, and Dallas teen Betty Jameson dominates local golf events proving youth will lead in sports.
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Sam McAlieter
Tigers
Thue Fay
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Gem
Cage
Jordan
Boon Nwt Yen
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Kany
Local residents greet holidays with family visits
Mrs. William Garner hosts Garner and Cook Jones of Troy for Christmas. Mrs. L. B. Martin travels to Washington to visit her daughter and son. Various relatives and students from Troy, Dothan, Birmingham, Grand Bay and Jacksonville spend the Yuletide at home or with relatives.
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Cook Jones
Troy
William Garner
Miss Alle Garner
Aira, Spears
Live Oak
Frs
Eben Wells
I. W. Chalker
Bob
Annie Laurie
Duke University
B.Y. Marlin
Washington, D. C
Martin
Laure Barnard
Garner
Bil Weema
Clapton
Prenton Dominey
Mra. R. E. Dominey
Bascom Godwin
Birmingham
Holidaga
Ailes
Grace Mewboin Dowling
Buford
Laure Faust
Catherine Dowling
R. L. Dowling
New York
Mre
RY. Dowling
William Whaley
Jacksonville
Fla
Ozark Families Celebrate Christmas Visit Neighbors
The list of visitors and guests fills the holiday scene as families from Columbiana and nearby towns host relatives and friends for Christmas. Raphael Barnes returns to the area while others like Mr. and Mrs. Henry King and daughter Annelle join Mrs. Janie Garner and Mrs. Lydia Doster. Various residents travel from Birmingham, Washington, Columbus, and Tyler to spend the season with relatives, including Eleanor Wallace, Elizabeth Enalen, Judith Wilson, and Florence Barnes.
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Henry King
Annelle
Midway
Janie Garner
Lydia Doster
Grady McFadden
Groveland
Fla
B. D. Reysolde
Washington
New York
Ed Flowers
Clyde Flowers
Martha
Frances
Washington, D.C
Grover Flowers
George Scott and Sons
George, Jr
Bob
Elizabeth Enalen
Birmiingham
Kate Enalen
Judith Wilson
Prattville
Will Adame
Letohatches
W. M. Faust
Florence Barnes
Montgomery
W. P. Price
Columbiana
Eleanor Wallace
Clayton
T. D. McPhaul
Tyler
Texas
Mel Mc Faulk
Norman Holman
Emory University
Mra
Fred Cameron
New Clubs Change Golfer's Exhibition Score Rise
Dallas AP reports golfer Gua Moreland, Texas amateur champion, raised his score from 64 to 80 during an exhibition at Dallas Country Club using a new set of clubs. Moreland previously won the Trans-Mississippi and Western amateur titles with his old sticks but guards his clubs and may use them in serious competition.
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Dallas
Tex
Betty Jameson
Lassie
Fiield
Dallas Lakewood
Jameson
Antela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Dan Chandier
Dalina
Dallas Country Club
Gua Moreland
California hires water coach builds two pools for Reds opener
Berkeley notes Albert Dowden named head swimming diving and water polo coach as UC anticipates a million dollar gym and two wind protected pools. The pools will feature 100 and 75 foot lengths with wide decks for bathing and open air activities. Cincinnati Reds fans reserve seats for the 1993 opener at Redland Field as Chick Hufey returns from injury and Denis Bush leads the club.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Albert Dowden
Dowden
Fullerton Junior College
Gom Chick Hufey
Cincinnati Reds
Keystons
Redland Arch
Redland Field
Chick
Denis Bush
Imathis Flash and Chalk Artist of Huskers
Chris Mathis, Nebraska backfield spark, known as a speed artist with chalk and pen, starred in many games this year. From Tecumseh, his high school flair included quick caricatures for classmates and elders, earning him a local nickname for his artful speed.
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Lincoln
Chris Mathis
Nebraska Cornhusker
Chris Weighe
IBM
Nebraska
Tecummehy
Chris
Washington State May Lose Its Star Center Huntly Gordon
Washington State College basketball may lose star center Huntly Gordon, Alb Pacific Combat Conference high scorer, after illness and a 20 pound weight drop. He quit school to rest at Mount Vernon, Wash., but may report for the season starting January 6. The United States remains the largest consumer of mineral raw materials.
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Pullman
Wash
Huntly Gordon
Gordon
Mount Vernon
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