Aggies Edge Oklahoma Cagers In Closest Big 12 Tilt
New York AP report details a tense 48-45 win for Texas A&M over Oklahoma, avenging a previous upset on the Sooners’ home floor. Johnson led the Aggies with 14 points as the team tightened late to seal the victory with a free throw.
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John Carroll
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Fragmented ad copy from a late 19th century paper
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Southern Water Service and a Sanmational New No-Fal. It references protection or protection plans and an age of 1888 for a Gooble Protection. The text is incomplete and difficult to decipher, with stray phrases about a mother and a person called Hey babe.
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MacKinnon Upsets Palm Beach Favorite in Semifinals
In Palm Beach Florida UPY Beily MacKinnon of Mr Please Tex defeated favorite Edean Anderson 1 up after 18 holes to reach the final. Mary Ann Downey beat Marie Polk 2 and 4 while Polly Riley defeated Mrs. Maurice Glock 5 and 4 and Mary Agnes Wall beat Katherine MacKinnon 5 and 3 to reach the other semifinal round.
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Dothan Hosts Selma As Selma Visits Tonight
Dothan Tigers face strong Selma in a home return game with key players sidelined by ankle injuries. Selma, ranked high in AA, seeks another win after beating Dothan and a strong Lanier squad.
Auburn Assistants To Be Selected
Auburn officials trim list of six applicants for four coaching jobs. Athletic Director Wilbur Hutsell plans to present recommendations to the faculty athletic committee, possibly this weekend, as vacancies followed resignations of Bernard Slaten Williamson and McCoy Hewlett.
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Georgia Tech
Texans root for home hero as Rote leads Texas Open round
Pre killers aside, All American Ky1l Rote top score with a 90 in first round of the Texas Open. The Texas crowd seeks local glory and notes Mel Payton of Tue Jane has missed few games. Major periods and timing details appear in bold and regular type.
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Headland Beats Columbia To Grab Second Place Fans Cheer
Headland Rams, led by Roy Srenshaw, eliminated Ashford and Columbia to move within one game of the unbeaten Abbeville Yellow Jackets in the East division of the Wiregrass League. Free throws powered a 93 to 32 win over Columbia after a 38-16 preliminary loss to Headland. Culbreth led Columbia with 9 points while Whidden and Beasley contributed for Headland.
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Ted Williams Remains Baseball's Lone $125000 Star
Boston AP reports Ted Williams, returning to the Red Sox, appears to retain status as baseballs only 125000 performer. General Manager Joe Cronin hints Williams will be paid near last years level, with Williams public figures suggesting earnings exceed the Yankees DiMaggio. Williams injury and the death of Dr. Shortell, who operated on his elbow, add personal factors to the looming 1950 season.
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Swimming Meet Begins In Athens
Trails for 10 positions on the United States women's swimming team for the Pan-American games opened in Athens today with top American swimmers competing. Winners in six events today and tomorrow in the University of Georgia's Siegelman Hall pool go to Buenos Aires, Argentina, later this month for the Pan-American Games. Events include the 100, 200, and 400 meter freestyle races, 100-meter back, 200-meter breaststroke, and the 3-meter diving.
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Young Boxer Dies After Golden Gloves Bout
A six year old boxer from Fulton Ind died of a cerebral hemorrhage after being knocked down in a Golden Gloves match with Dale Colland of Fort Wayne. He was treated at a hospital where doctors reported the hemorrhage occurred as he was floored at the start of the fight. Street Funeral for Gabby Street Set in Joplin Mo. Gabby Street veteran of baseball era to be buried today at First Presbyterian Church Street at 2 p.m. local time. Street, a beloved figure who spent nearly a half century in baseball, died Tuesday at age 88.
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Fulton
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Gabby Streat
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Ozark Cagers Sweep Coffee Springs in League Play
Ozark Eagles topped Coffee Springs in a doubleheader in the Wire Grass Basketball League. Lunsford scored 40 for Ozark while Jend ang and Arst led Coffee Springs with double digit points. Ozark won the feature 39-30 and the other games by solid margins.
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Bill Dailey Critically Injured At Daytona
Baytona Beach Florida AP doctors reported improvement in the condition of Bill Dailey a one year old tracing driver from Glendale California who was critically hurt in a speed trial crash yesterday Dailey married and father of a five year old son has been in a coma since the car he was driving hurtled out of control at more than 150 miles an hour on the beach area The National Association of Stock Car Automobile Racing president Bill France said it was possible the single engine 250 horsepower machine went out of control after hitting a bird
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Rex Layne Fights Cesar Brion Tonight
Heavyweight Rex Layne meets Cesar Brion in Madison Square Garden in a 10 round bout aiming to prove his November victory over Jersey Wall was no fluke The Utun born fighter appears to threaten a title by beating Brion who hails from Argentina in a bout billed as a significant step up for Layne.
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SEC Fresh To Play ATLANTA In SEC spring sports poll
The Atlanta Journal reports a SEC poll of schools by President Dr. FT. Mitchell of Mississippi State admitting 19 varsity competitors this spring across golf tennis baseball track and swimming. The decision, not mentioning football, reflects only these sports.
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Newcomers Top Texas Open Race in Round Two
Four comparative newcomers to the golf tour lead the Texas Open with Lionel Hebert atop the field after a subpar 6 in round one revived by a windy Fort Sam Houston layout. Notables Demaret Middlecoff and Worsham stay close, while amateurs and lesser-known pros chase in the 261-player field.
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Memphis
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Houston
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Art Doering
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Montgomery joins South Atlantic Loop in Sally League move
Montgomery Alabama gains a Sally League berth replacing Greenville in the South Atlantic. Lane pledged about $50,000 to support the club as stockholders back a team with 600 backers, drawing 9000 fans last season in Class B. Greenville failed to post a $5 bond, losing its operation as directors deemed the team financially risky.
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St Louis Cardinals
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Alabama Hosts Auburn in Ninth Renewed Series
Auburn meets Alabama in Tuscaloosa for the ninth series clash since 1948. Alabama swept 1948 49. Auburn won 1949 50 17 wins 6 losses incl. three straight wins. First Tide win not counted in standings. two games count this year. The piece also notes the Golden Gate Bridge completion in 1937 with a 4200 foot channel span.
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Alabama
Tuscas Looga
Alama
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SCC
Diversified Deluge Reaches Far Across Gulf and Texas
Water from a single storm system spans three distant points: Point Ysahel in the Gulf of Can forniale, Texas, and another location in the region. Authorities monitor flood risks as rainfall disperses after the storm.
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17 000 Tunes In WOOF Record Collection
Sue Sullivan a record librarian for Dothan s radio Woof estimates the station s tune library holds over 17 000 musical selections With about hours of recorded music per day the catalog would run for more than six months without repetition Miss Sullivan notes the most recorded tune is STAM DUST with 22 arrangements by different artists The most recorded artist is Bing Crosby with nearly 208 selections in the Woof catalog
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