Whistle Toeing Cage Officials Singled Out In Crowd Harassment
Crowds harassed referees and forced game stoppages at East Lansing as De Paul defeated Michigan State 63 49. Harvard beat Princeton 47 45 at Boston Garden while Holy Cross crushed Georgetown 70 51. North Carolina State routed North Carolina 81 42 to lead the Southern Conference. Texas beat Texas Christian 49 41 in the Southwest. Washington State edged Oregon 66 65 in overtime in the Pacific Coast Conference. Virginia Tech beat Virginia Military 89 39 and Davidson defeated Furman 47 46 in the Southern Conference. Nebraska trounced South Dakota State 66 56. Cincinnati Navy edged Bowling Green 51 49 in OT. Cincinnati topped Dayton 68 34. Loyola New Orleans beat Centenary 55 45. Murray State beat Marshall 65 53. La Salle beat Albright 68 30.
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Crimson Tide Five Faces Kentucky And Tulane This Week
Alabama hosts two top teams in Foster Auditorium with Kentucky and Tulane both undefeated in conference play. Kentucky is 18–2 overall, Tulane 16–1, while Alabama has shown strong defense holding 16 opponents to 37.1 points per game. Both games start at 7:30 p.m. with Alabama aiming to challenge these high scorers.
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Free Throw Champ Rio Grande Leads Foul Line Experts
AP reports Newt Oliver, five foot eight forward from Rio Grande College, tops college foul shooting with 202 hits in 264 tries and a 24.0 point per game scoring average after 20 games.
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Favorites Still Setting Hot Pace In Wiregrass League
Abbeville and Columbia powered ahead with two wins each as Columbia beat Headland 50-18 led by Rivenbark's 15 and Culbreth's 10, while Abbeville defeated Rehobeth 58-32 in senior action. Junior Rams and other local teams posted varied scores with Hartford, Ashford, and Midland City competitors rounding out the night.
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Parachute Jumpers Safe Says Major Wilson
MOBILE AP The man called the father of American paratroopers Major Harry Tug Wilson says parachute jumping is as safe as walking across the street. With over 200 jumps he is stationed at Brookley Field Alabama. He envisions a plan to attach two parachute chutes to a large container carrying a machine gun squad and drop them anywhere. Wilson engineered the first mass parachute jump in the United States at Chanute Field Illinois in 1928.
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Miodande Show Saturday Night Prompts Local Interest
A fragmented local item notes a Saturday night event featuring performers or acts in Miodande with unfamiliar names and places. The readable fragments suggest anticipation or promotion but lack clear details on participants or venue.
Dothan Varsity Beats Elba Bees In Twin Bill
In Dothan last night the varsity Tigers defeated Elba 41-34 while the Bees fell 35-26 in the preliminary. Beauchamp led Dothan with 10 points, King topped Elba with 15, as both teams ran a strong floor game. The Bees and varsity now both stand 10-3 on the season.
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O Sullivan shifts to blocking back at Alabama
TUSCALOOSA AP Pat O Sullivan Alabama defensive star last season is practicing at blocking back after a spring day move to quarterback. The 200 pound New Orleans product had been a pure backer on defense in 1947 and was the squad's only freshman letter winner. Coach Drew announced two more changes as Bob Cochran moved to tailback and Wiltie Shouse shifted to quarterback. Auburn notes cover coach Earl Brown's light practice with emphasis on fundamentals and ball handling as he begins shaping a 90 man squad.
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Riggs and Kramer Even In Series
In Palm Beach Florida Bobby Riggs beat Jack Kramer 6-4 7-5 to win the third straight match and sweep the series. A crowd of 1500 watched as Kramer's defense faltered on clay and Riggs persisted. Dinny Pails thrilled the crowd with 6-0 6-2 wins over Pancho Segura in the prelim. Pails and Kramer then defeated Riggs and Segura 6-0 6-1 in doubles.
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Groza Leads SEC Scorers With 250 Points
ATLANTA AP Nine SEC players have 200 or more points this season. Kentucky’s Alex Groza tops the list with 250 points in 20 games, followed by Vanderbilt’s Billy Joe Adcock with 245 and a league best 17.5 ppg. The 15 leading scorers include Bob Healey of Georgia, Ralph Beard and Virgil Risner of Kentucky and Tulane stars Warren Perkins Jim Riffey, with others from Florida Tennessee and LSU. Daley and Marshall pace the second tier in scoring average with 154 in 10 games and 153 in 10 games respectively.
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Marshall Hawkins
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Basketball Results Across Regions From Associated Press
AP reports varied college basketball scores with East region Holly Cross 70 over Georgetown 5, Harvard 47 over Princeton 45, St Johns over Brooklyn College 62 46, Midwest Cincinnati 68 over Dayton 34, Xavier 51 over Bowling Green 49 in OT, Lawrence Tech 101 over Adrian 65, Nebraska 66 over South Dakota State 0, North Dakota State 54 over James Town ND 49, Franklin ND 64 over Canterbury 46, Indiana State 74 over Hanover 48, Oklahoma Augies 42 over Tulsa 27, DePaul 63 over Michigan State 49, South New Orleans 55 over Centenary 45, Johns Hopkins 54 over Franklin Marshall 50, Morehead Kentucky 66 over Kentucky Wesleyan 57, Georgetown Kentucky 63 over Berea 58, Murray Kentucky 65 over Marshall 53, Howard 55 over Hampton Institute 48, Mercer 68 over Florida State 43, Davidson 57 over Furman 46, Newberry 56 over The Citadel 43, NC State 81 over NC 42, Va Tech 50 over Va Military 39, Southwest Texas 49 over Texas Christian 41, Arkansas Aggies 49 over Mexwella Aggies 46, Far West Bradley 47 over Stanford 48, Gonzaga 59 over Farragut 30, Washington State 66 over Oregon 65.
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House Collides With Automobile in Macon
A house struck and damaged an automobile on Second Street in Macon yesterday. The house mover was halted for driving without a license. Leonard Crithers' car was damaged by a house part protruding from a truck driven by Robert Bower. The new state building safety code did not apply.
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Chipola College Five Trims Norman Park Bears
Chipola College Indians rallied after a one point halftime deficit to defeat Norman Park Bears 60 to 43 in the Georgia city this week. Brantley Ditty led with 15 points, Lenier Anderson 13 and David West 11, all three from Malone. Chipola faces Jacksonville State Teachers College Saturday night.
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SEC Bars Transfer of Service Athletes
SEC Commissioner N W Dougherty announced that athletes leaving U S naval or military academies after December 1946 cannot play for SEC schools. The move follows a wartime reclassification ending the college status of the service academies, with only Army end Barney Poole at Mississippi previously deemed eligible due to early release requests. Florida reports Myron Gerber, ex Naval Academy fullback, enrolling but ineligible.
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Flamingo Derailed With No Injuries In Georgia
WAYCROSS Ga AP The Flamingo a Chicago to Jacksonville express derailed on the Atlantic Coast Line near the scene last night. Five cars were involved all carrying mail and express none of the passengers were hurt. They were bused to Waycross then boarded a second train to finish to Florida. Georgia Patrolman Charles Adams called the wreck nothing serious and the cause remained undetermined.
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Redskins sign two seasoned linemen in contract deals
Washington announced the signing of tackle Henry Harris of Camden Alabama and guard John Steber of Mobile to pro football contracts. Harris and Steber join the Redskins roster as veteran offensive linemen, reinforcing protection for the quarterback and run game.
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Pancho Gonzales Emerges as Davis Cup Prospect
In St Petersburg Florida AP reports 19 year old Pancho Gonzales Mexican American based in Los Angeles has defeated Davis Cup players Frankie Parker and Gardnar Mulloy on the Florida circuit. He upset Parker in a Pacific Coast tourney semi final and beat Mulloy in the Sugar Bowl event before losing to Ted Schroeder in the finals. While with Mexico he defeated the Mexican national champion at the Pan American tourney.
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Unclear tennis results and historical notes
The piece reports Poncho defeating Gaeg in two sets and Mulloy winning the Coast Tournament in five sets, with Gonzales topping Florida State rivals. It mentions a long layoff since 1944, a remark about high school peers teaching tennis, and a Wilson dam concrete claim amid scattered data.
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