Seventeen Service Teams Entered In Southeastern Meet
MACON Ga AP bid was made for the Southeastern Service Teams basketball championship to be held Feb 23 27. Twenty seven teams from five states entered with South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida and Mississippi represented. The Coast Guards of Charleston SC boast 15 straight wins and lead the field in a strong season. Maxwell Field Alabama Columbia Air Base and Camy Wheeler Georgia show solid records as Gunter Field Alabama also has a long win streak.
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Macon
Southeastern Bervac
Besketuc
Emmy
Jeadiok Conndits
Stiyites
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabeams
Mississippi
Charleston
Coast Guards
Maxwell Field
Columbia
8.C.) Air Base
Camy Wheeler
Gunter Field
Speeded Position Bracket Highlights Military Fields Rally
In the upper bracket seeded teams include Brookly Field of Mobile Alabama with 12 wins and one loss Dante Fred of Auguste Georgia with five wins one loss Ghan Field of Sumter Alabama with eight wins two losses and Cochran Field Georgia with 18 wins four losses The Robine Field Camp Stewart elimination winner will face Brostley Field The remaining matchups include Daniel Field versus Camp Gordon Johnstown Staw Field versus Parties Toland SC Cochran Field versus Jayoter Fick Camp Wheeler versus Fort Steven Charleston Coast Guard versus Marisana Flat Maxwell Field versus Navy east of Mayport Columba ACD Air Base versus Key Field Mississippi
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Brookly Field of Mobile
Ala
Dante Fred
Auguste
Ghan Field
Sumter
Cochran
Toland SC
Starvies
Cochran Field
Jayoter Fick
Camp Wheeler
Fort Steven
Charleston Cost Guard
Marisana Flat Army Air Field
Maxwell Field
Itr
Navy
Mayport
Pia
Columba Acd Air Base
Key Field
Misa
Tigers Aim for Revenge Against Malone Quintet
The Dothan high boys basketball team, bruised by Malone of Florida last week, face a 2 pm Tuesday rematch at the high school gym. Fresh off a 30 point win over Columbia, Hewes's squad seeks balance after their 5-2 season mark and an earlier 51 to 23 defeat to Malone. Coach Rip Hewes guides a unit showing steady improvement despite two losses.
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Malone
Fla
Hhe Dothan
Ager
Columbia
Hewesmen
Perods
Rip* Hewes
Kentucky Tops SEC Cagers Clinching Title Contender LSU
Kentucky leads the Southeastern Conference with eight starts and a strong schedule, edging toward the league crown as LSU remains the main challenger after a 53 73 win over Tennessee. The standings show Kentucky at 7-1, LSU at 6-2, and Georgia Tech among perceived dark horses for the upcoming Louisville tournament. Remaining games include Kentucky versus Georgia Tech and LSU facing Tulane, plus assorted midweek showdowns shaping seeding for the February 25 27 tournament in Louisville.
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Lousiana State
Voss
Wildcats
Tennessee
Vols
Lau
Cats
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Tennemes
Georgia
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Alabama
Loulaville
Nashville
LSU
Lexington
Georgis “Tech
Louisians
State
Tulane
Loulatana State
Vas Averee Ee
Ming
Mississippi
Auburn
Florida
Alsab Poised for Bigger Season Says Trainer Swenke
Miami AP report says trainer Arguat Swenke believes champion Alsab will be a bigger sensation this year. Swenke touts weight gain and a winter rest at Sabath's farm near Lexington Kentucky. He notes Alsab avoided major futurity races due to breeding and registration hurdles.
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Paula Clark
MIAMI
Fis
Aleab
Arguat
Sarge
Swenke
Alsabath
Migital
Wass
Iis
Alsab
Sabath
Lexington
Hiner Schol
Alsi
Wisab
Sityly
Minor League Status Doubtful For Majority Of Circuits
Only 14 of about 31 minor leagues last year remain in question for the coming season as war conditions force suspensions. Texas, Canadian American circuits delay decisions. Minneapolis Class C Norther League drops out. Three-Eye, Chicago based class E league ends operations. Waterloo Iowa roster trimmed. Several leagues cite talent shortages travel restrictions and gasoline rationing as factors.
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Minneapolis
Poestello
Idaho
Pioneer
Tne
Jeasue
Chicago
Johnny Moastil
Waterloo
International League
Biologist Teacher Scores Bowl Games
A Berkeley biologist teacher argues for using Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl trips to save transportation resources. The piece notes government cooperation with scientists and University of California involvement as a commentary on gathering importance.
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Berkeley
Soc. Uronks
University of Culacanta
Tavta
East Stroudsburg Team to Induct Four of Five Regulars
East Stroudsburg Teachers basketball squad, which has won 24 of 25 games in the last season and a half, will see four of its five regulars inducted into the Army today. Pete Pasko, the top scorer, is the sole remaining regular as 62 of the school's 75 students face induction.
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East Stroudsburg
Army
Pete Pasko
Three Way Mile Rivalry Sparks Indoor Track
AP notes a crowded line in indoor track as rivals Dodds Mitchell Diton and Rice headline a crowded scene. The piece blends college football future talk with spritely notes on boxing and baseball, highlighting star names and curious bets.
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New York
New York Athletes Stage Modest Pool For Hunter Mile
New York runners en route to Boston A A games held a small pool on the winning time of the Hunter mile. Frank Dixon and a former Butler University athlete, father of the winner, selected 4 115 Higson as the top time. Johnny D Carlo leads Villanova track, coaching and running the one mile relay as a senior named to succeed Coach Jim Elliott, who moves to the Navy.
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Oaasasadaosaaasadsadaoas New York
Boston
Frank Dixon
Butler University
Higson
Villanova
Johnny D} Carlo
Villanova College
Jim Elliott
Navy
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