Baseball Fans To Organize In Dothan Club Meeting
Dothan fans plan to organize a city club to join the Wiregrass league this summer. Meeting at the Dothan Recreation Center will elect officers and form a five or six member board. Five other towns have formed clubs and paid a 750 deposit. schedule starts April 23 with spring training in April.
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Covington Leads Palm Beachwomen in 21st Championship
API defending champion Jane Crum Covington, wife of an Aberdeen Md officer, led second round match play qualifiers in the Palm Beach women's golf championship in Palm Beach Fla. She defeated Evelyn Glick of Baltimore Md. Wilcox eliminated Marjorie Row of Windsor Ohio by one up in 20 holes. Hopkins played strong golf, rallying to defeat Mrs Harting of Miami after being four down at the turn. Suggs edged Alice in a tight match.
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Tigers Edge Panama City Five In Last Minute Thriller
In a tense high school basketball clash, the Tigers outscored Panama City 22 to 20 in the final period to spoil the Tornadoes’ protest, lifting Dothan to a revenge win. Rayford Dennis led with nine points, Press Thornton anchored defense and the Tigers sealed victory by late free throws.
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Selling Sam Parts With Three Cards To Phillies Braves
Trade talk swirled around the Cardinals as Sam Breadon eyed moves involving Whitey Krumholtz and Enos Slaughter. Reports note the Phillies and Braves both seeking key players, with estimates cited for Johnny Wyroster and Al Junsich as part of deals.
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Germans Looted Europe of 736 Cars Of Treasure
MERNBERG Germany AP The Germans stole 738 freight train loads of art in western Europe including paintings rare books sculpture and jewelry the French prosecutor told the international military tribunal today during war crimes trial of 22 Nazis.
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Ring Traffic Police Crack Down On Insured Titleholders
New York boxing officials investigate a practice where champions require earners to sign away future winnings as a condition of title fights. The NBA and NYSAC consider curbs, with Eddie Eagan and Abe Greene seeking enforcement while private contracts complicate the issue. The proposed rule would bar private agreements and require guarantees to end such practices.
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Columbia Rehobeth Share Twin Basketball Match
Columbia and Rehobeth split a Wiregrass Basketball League twin bill. Rehobeth juniors led 39 30 while Columbia juniors rallied to a 22 7 win. Alford of Columbia scored seven in the varsity, Martin led Rehobeth seniors with 14, Clark added, Johnson led Columbia with 51 points, Brannon Newton and Meritt added seven help, Rivenbank Gilbert and Catton notable in juniors and independents results.
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Basketball results from Associated Press roundup
Arkansas defeated Rice 66 to 25 and North Carolina over Greensboro 74 to 38. Duke posted 32 while Wake Forest had 29. Cove Springs Navy Flat beat Florida 63 to 38 and Centre won 47 to Windsor-Wilson 43. American 54 over Loyola 49. West Virginia Wesleyan lost to St Potomac 9 to 63. Kentucky State 8 over MIT 35. South Carolina 3% over Burman 4. Tech GP Raanike 31. Louisiana 46. 5.W, Lowialanna
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Student Found Dead in Gainesville Dormitory Bath Room
Jamen C Faulkerton, a student at the University of Florida, was found dead in a dormitory bathroom in Gainesville yesterday. Investigators said cause of death is unknown as the case is being studied.
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Hall Leads Mikan In Scoring Race
Hall of Marshall widened his lead over George Mikan of DePaul in the national collegiate scoring race. AP tally shows Hall with 418 points in 26 games, while Mikan has 378 in 17 games. Fred Tews rises to third with 375 points in 16 games, Elmore Morgenthaler moves to fourth with 333, and Yale’s Tony Davisson shows strong run with 272. Nolan of Georgia Tech tops the SEC with 125 in 10 games.
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Miami Prices Rise as Haircuts Jump to One Dollar
Miami report notes barber shops raise prices from 75 cents to one dollar this year. Local customers react to the higher cost while barbers cite inflation and rising supply costs. The move affects citywide salons and may influence nearby neighborhoods.
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