Cottonwood and Ashford Open Tournament Here Feb 26
Cottonwood and Ashford launch a two day basketball tournament at Troy State Teachers College with eliminations in A and B classes at Dothan and Troy. Dothan faces Slocomb in an A clash as the Tigers seek a strong start. district finals set for Abbeville and Greenville with state bid on the line.
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Cottonwood
Ashford
Troy State Teachers College
Dothan
Troy
Abbeville
Greenville
Mar
University of Alabama
Kramer and Riggs Headed to San Francisco for Next Match
Jack Kramer and Bobby Riggs depart Los Angeles for the San Francisco showdown, with Kramer leading the tour 16 to 14 in the cross country pro tennis series.
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RIGGS
LOS Angeles
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
San Francisco Today
Origin of the word animal in Latin roots
The term animal derives from the Latin anima meaning breath of life, linking living beings to a vital force. This etymology highlights historical views of living creatures as animated beings with life force and distinct classification in ancient language.
Columbia Builds Leads as Lions Dominate Abbeville Showdown
Columbia Lions push to 13–1 in Wiregrass League with a 45–34 senior win and a 27–14 junior victory over Abbeville. Beamon posts 12, Rivenbark 11 for Columbia while Barnes nets 10 for Abbeville. Rehobeth upsets Ashford 26–22 in seniors, then loses junior. Hartford tops Midland City 37–37 in regulation before overtime as Sperrels leads with 16. Headland and Cottonwood split, Headland taking juniors 25–4 and losing seniors 47–16 with Phillips scoring 15 for Cottonwood.
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Columbia Lions
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Abbeville Yellow Jackets
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Sion
Sperrels
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Adivest
Payne
Clark
Cottonwood
Rams
Phillips
Headland
Coleman
Hollon
Watford
Samson Top Seeded In Bonifay Invitational
Samson Alabama leads as top seed for the Bonifay invitational basketball tourney run by the Bonifay Kiwanis Club. Holland Lumbermen Graceville Independents and Tyndall Field Barons are also seeded. The four day event in Bonifay features twelve teams with byes for top seeds and Vernon.
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Samson
Ala
American Legion
Bonifay Kiwanis Club
Jack Davis
Holland Lumbermen
Panama City
Graceville Independents
Tyndall Field Barons
Vernon
Fla
Bonifay Blue Devils
Bonifay Independents
DeFuniak Springs National Guardsmen
DeFuniak V.F.W. Wausau
Esto
de- Funiak Guardsmen
Wausau
DeFuniak
Hole In One On 21st Wins Foresome Match
Mary Lee Kenyon of Anchorage Kentucky made a hole in one on the 21st green to win a dramatic mixed foursomes match at the Everglades Club Palm Beach. Kenyon and George Rasmussen erased a four down deficit with six holes left, then edged Peggy Kirk and Ted Berghaus in extra holes. The winner followed a late comeback while Mrs Eddie Bush and Paul Bennett beat Devany and Cushman 3 and 1.
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Palm Beach
Everglades Club
Kentucky
Miss Kenyon
University of Louisville
Rasmussen
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ted Berghaus
Boston
Mass
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
George Bates
Chicago
Eddie Bush
Wilmington
Del
Paul Bennett
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pat Devany
Grosse Isle
Paul Cushman
Greenville
S. C
Dick Chapman
New York City
Pope Payne and Davis win bogey tourney at Dothan CC
C R Pope Jack Payne and Dr Dupree Davis won the blind bogey event in the first golf session at Dothan Country Club as 80 plus golfers played in clear weather. Low medal scores included Al Flowers Jr 75 Patt Harvard 77 Lawrence Oakley 77 Drury Flowers 78 for Cottonwood in the junior tilt. Slocomb Wicksburg notes report Slocomb Red Tops won two matches in Vicksburg Pan ther juniors 35-13 seniors 37-24 Vinson led juniors with 18 Cox 11 Atkinson 8 for the losers. B Kelly 15 for Slocomb Grimmer 14 for Vicksburg in finale.
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Jack Payne
Dr. Dupree Davis
Dothan Country Club
Dothan Course
al Flowers, Jr
Patt Harvard
Lawrence Oakley
Drury Flowers
Slocomb
Red Tops
Vicksburg
Panther
Vinson
Cox
Atkinson
B. Kelly
Grimmer
Chipola Conference Tourney Opens in Sneads Tonight
SNEADS special reports the Chipola Athletic Conference basketball tournament starts at six with 16 northwest Florida high school teams competing for the title. The four day event runs tonight through Friday, with semifinals Friday night and the championship Saturday at 8 15. Top seeds Cot tondale and Blountstown lead a field including Chattahoochee Greens boro Popular Springs Greenwood Kinard Alford Sneads Wewa Frink Campbellton Vernon Altha Havana and Grand Ridge.
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Chipola Athletic Conference
Northwest Florida High School
Cottondale
Blountstown
T. M. Love
Chipley
J. P. Streetman
Marianna
Chattahoochee
Greensboro
Popular Springs
Greenwood
Kinard
Alford
Wewa
Frink
Campbellton
Vernon
Altha
Havana
Grand Ridge
Favorites Advance At St. Augustine
The 16th National Tournament of gold club champions progresses as favorites win second round matches at St. Augustine. Spencer Overton, trailing late, defeats F W Rocchi to reach the 17th green. Capo beats Elmer Zimmerman, and Bill Starke advances after a birdie on the 19th. Bob Wingate, 1928 champion, defeats Alec Kennedy and faces Lloyd Ribnee with semifinals Friday and finals Saturday over 36 holes.
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Fila
Spencer Overton
F. W. Rocchi
Loon Lake
N. Y
Baltimore
Joe Capo
Capo
Elmer Zimmerman
Charleston
S. C
Bill Starke
Jacksonville
Sweeney
Deland
Yirdie
Charles Bennett
EE. E. English
Northfield
N. J
Bob Wingate
Miami
Alec Kennedy
Millbrook
N.Y
Wingate
Lloyd Ribnee
Duluth
Campbellton-Dothan Game in Graceville Canceled
Graceville hosts Dothan and Campbellton in a single meeting this season after a district tournament cancellation. Hewes notes Feb 27 return clash was scrapped due to the tourney, with Friday in Montgomery at Lanier and a Saturday stop against Selma remaining on the Tigers schedule.
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Dothan
Campbellton
Rip
Hewes
Tiger
Montgomery
Lanier
Selma
College basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
A regional college basketball roundup lists multiple games with final scores from U Providence to Oregon State plus several overtime results. Notable outcomes include Texas Wesleyan beating Clemson, Duke over N C State, and Davidson defeating N C State, with several extra periods noted.
Enterprise Edges New Brockton Fives in OT Thriller
In a district tournament tuneup, Enterprise Wildcats edged New Brockton Gamecocks 23-22 after OT. Jed Folsom led New Brockton with nine, Dennis scored 17 for Enterprise, as the Cats won the prelim 35-14 to complete the Bees’ early exit.
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New
Brockton
NEW Brockton
Enterprise Wildcats
New Brockton Gamecocks
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Gamecocks
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Brookins
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Brockton Bees
Coaches To Discuss SEC Scholarships
Knoxville Tennessee Bob Neyland athletic director announced a meeting of Southeastern Southern and Southwestern Conference representatives to discuss athletic scholarships. The Birmingham gathering aims to form a uniform program for implementing the sanity code across conferences.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Bob Neyland
University of Tennessee
Southeastern
Southern
Southwestern
Birmingham
Neyland
Southeastern Conference Coaches Association
Vanderbilt's Adcock Leads SEC In Scoring Pace
Vanderbilt sophomore Billy Joe Adcock known as B J Adcock leads SEC scorers per game with 16.9 points as his team drops 11 of 18. He trails leader Bob Healey of Georgia by eight points in total points, with Healey at 313 and Adcock at 305 across 23 and five games respectively. The top six totals include Healey Georgia 313 Groza Kentucky 303 Beard Kentucky 284 Walther Tennessee 262 Jordan Georgia 262.
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Tenn
Vanderbilt
Billy Joe Adcock
Adcock
B. J
SEC
Georgia
Bob Healey
Healey
Tennessee
Paul Walther
Kentucky
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Joe Jordan
Jack Young Winner Gets Shot At Title
Ike Williams defeats Beau Jack to set up a lightweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Jack, a 26th Garden appearance veteran, is a 1 to 2 favorite while Young earns a rare title chance after stepping in when Demarco’s cut prevented a Williams bout.
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New York
Ike Willams
Beau Jack
Terry Young
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Georgia Shoe Shine
Garden
Beau
Young
Williams
Paddy Demarco
Demarco
Man Named Me 30s Chenes to Corn Show If He Came
A fragmentary report notes a person asking whether another individual named Jack could arrive. The readable text is sparse and does not provide clear event details or context.
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