Columbia Lions edge toward Wiregrass titles with one win left
In the Wiregrass Basketball League Columbia Cagers need one more win apiece to clinch both senior and junior titles. The seniors face Midland City Fliers while the juniors meet Ashford Jackets. possible decisive final rounds loom as leaders Col umbia and Midland City navigate busy schedule including matches with Cottonwood Slocomb and Vicksburg.
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Golden Glove Finals Start In Chicago
Amateur boxing opens in Chicago Stadium with three rings hosting 120 bouts across flyweight to lightweight. Tomorrow adds 129 matches from welterweight to heavyweight, leading to quarterfinals Wednesday and semifinals March 5. Chicago’s eight survivors face New York champions March 22 at Madison Square Garden. The overall winners join the US squad for April 13 intercontinental bouts in Chicago.
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Masonic Meetings Schedule For Week In Dothan
Masonic Calendar lists Monday at 7 p.m. a special meeting for first degree by Dothan Council Royal and Select Masters. Tuesday at 7 p.m. Pythagoras lodge No 659 holds regular business and third degree work. Thursday at 7 p.m. Dothan chapter No 113 Royal Arch Masons works in most excellent master degree. All meetings at Masonic Temple.
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Week to settle league cage races across major conferences
NYU seeks to extend its 17 game win streak with a clash against St John’s of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden then Rutgers. Big Nine Big Seven Ivy League Pacific Coast and other races tighten with Michigan Iowa Wisconsin Columbia Princeton Cornell Kentucky NC State Baylor Oklahoma A M Brigham Young Colorado Arizona all holding or near clinches as weekend series loom.
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Sports Inspector Killed In Havana Shootings
Havana police report the shooting of 37 year old sports inspector general and former Havana university students union president Castro near central park. Carlos Puchol was slain, two others wounded. a medical student was arrested as a suspect. Rival student group suspected. Castro had been indicted in Florida for conspiring to export munitions to Cuba. Betelgeuse diameter estimates noted. Venezuela offers half price mail on red envelopes.
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Titleholders Upset at 60th National Indoor Meet
In Madison Square Garden the 60th national indoor championships saw 12 new event champions and two world indoor records equalled. Harrison Dillard defended the 60-yard high hurdles and John Wislocky won the high jump for New York A. C. as the club claimed team honors with 16 points.
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Nolan Of Jackets Sets League Record Against Kentucky
Nolan of Georgia Tech set a Southeastern Conference single game scoring mark with 31 points in a 78 54 loss to Kentucky. He made 12 field goals and eight free throws while Pinky Lipscomb’s 13 field goals remain the conference record.
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Assault Retired After Injury In Widener
Miami AP reports Assault, the Texas thoroughbred famed for a crippled foot and a $626,620 career, is retired effective immediately. The 1946 horse of the year will be sent to King Ranch near Lexington, Ky, with stud use undecided. A burst ossiet in the face ended his racing days after finishing fifth in the Widener Stakes behind Armed.
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He Drives 47 Years Before First Car Accident
In Wichita Kansas 79-year-old Dr. T W Wardall finally had an automobile accident after 47 years of driving starting in 1900. The 1932 model he drove touched a car at around 20 mph causing minor damage to both vehicles. The incident marks his first crash after decades of steady motoring.
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Dothan And Webb Split Twin Bill In Basketball
Dothan and Webb junior teams split a double header. Webb beat Dothan 36 33 in the main game, while Dothan Midgets defeated Webb Bees 14 8 in the preliminary. A rematch is planned here this week and Dothan advances to the Gold Medal tournament starting March 2.
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Mulloy Wins Miami Tennis Tournament
Davis Cop per Gardnar Mulloy of Miami captured the University of Miami tennis tournament title by defeating Bruce Thomas of West Palm Beach in straight sets before edging him 6-0 6-2 7-5 yesterday.
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Hamilton Wins New Orleans Open With New $2000 Clubs
Bob Hamilton from Reynold Kentucky claimed the $10,000 New Orleans Open at Metairie Country Club finishing one stroke ahead of Fred Haas Jr. with a 280 using a fresh set of clubs valued at $2000 ahead of a St Petersburg tournament. Haas led early, De Vincenzo and Lawson Little tied for third, Mangrum placed fifth, Ferrier missed prize money, amateur Joe Moore Jr. led amateurs and a final note observes unrecovered gold deposits.
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Barnum beats Stranahan to reach championship round
In a rain softened course, Barnum defeated Frank Stranahan 3 and 1 to advance to the championship round with a six under par semifinal, while White secured the win over Dick McCreary. A stray note mentions horseflies and plant-based feeding.
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