Dothan Plays In Afternoon Round Of Tourney Thursday
Two games set for Thursday afternoon in the Second District Basketball tournament. Cottonwood Bears vs Ashford Yellow Jackets at three o'clock, then Dothan Tigers vs Slocomb Red Tops at four. Winners advance to Greenville and Abbeville for district finals March 6 with two teams from each class advancing to the state tournament in Tuscaloosa starting March 12.
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Committee tells Pitt to quit big time or get new team
A Pitt committee of six urged the university to quit big-time football or field a team capable of such play. The 14 page report to Chancellor Fitzgerald also recommended firing Athletic Director James Hagan and gave coach Mik Milligan another season to prove himself.
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Columbia Cagers Clinch Division Crown in Wiregrass League
Columbia Lions clinched division crowns with a doubleheader sweep over Hartford Bulldogs and Bull pups after both teams posted their 15th victories. Senior Gilbert led the Lions with 14 points. Battles scored 12 for Hartford.
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Mandalay Champion of Alabama Trials
Mandalay a white and liver pointer is named champion of Alabama shooting dog field trials in Union Springs. Mandalay earned five points, owned by G. D. Coleman and handled by Lamar Blow, both of Union Springs, ahead of Tip, last year’s winner, and Nellie Fenn who placed third. Darby Calloway of Roba owned and handled Tip.
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Seven runners set for special invitation two mile at ICJSA
In New York, at the 27th annual ICJSA indoor championships, seven star distance runners compete in a special invitation two mile race led by Tommy Quinn of the New York Athletic Club and Curtis Stone of Philadelphia.
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Dothan Bees Down Kinston To Cap Regular Season
Dothan Bees rally past Kinston 48 20 in opener and 34 24 in final regular season game at home. Dick Beauchamp leads scoring with 10 points, Sammy Gray adds 15, as Dothan uses tight man to man defense to pull away in third and fourth quarters.
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Basketball Results By The Associated Press East and Midwest
The Associated Press results list college basketball scores by region. East games include Pennsylvania defeating Harvard 64 54 and Duke over Wake Forest 49 48, with other East matchups like Tulane 73 Mississippi 46 and North Carolina 42 Davidson 46. Midwest winners include Indiana State 71 Illinois Normal DePauw 48 and Cincinnati 57 Dayton 32, plus Oklahoma 37 Oklahoma Aggies and West Texas 38. Far West shows Washington 41 Pepperdine 66 and San Francisco 50 Jose State 32 with overtime noted Shire 64 San Diego Shire.
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Field Trials Resume at Grand Junction Tennessee
The National Bird Dog Championship field trials resumed in Grand Junction as judges call out the third brace. Saturn, current titleholder, and Titantic, his brace mate, are expected to showcase the high-styled bird finding that last year earned Saturn top dog. Hawkins Jude and Nisat Owl are scheduled for the second brace.
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Florence
Ala
Six Day Bike Racing Returns to New York Track
The six day bicycle event in New York makes a comeback with the first marathon since 1999. Runners will circle the wooden saucer starting Monday night as preparations finish amid a nostalgic prewar era ambiance.
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Five Gets You 10 It Will Be Feb. 23
AUBURN AP Mama and Papa Hal Herring argued over their first born's birthday Shannon Torrance Herring arrived at midnight last night. The couple has not fixed whether the date will be February 23 or 24. Hal Herring is Auburn Tigers' center and alternate captain, whose birthday is February 24 while his wife Virginia celebrates on February 23.
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Heavyweight Rises In Gloves Finals Chicago
The Golden Gloves tourney moves to its final stages with 32 quarterfinal bouts in eight weight classes at Chicago Stadium. Heavyweight Willie Clemmons of Indianapolis, the National AAU champion, is the driver of the hype after two early knockouts, while Jim Motley of Omaha stands as a principal challenger. Omaha leads team totals with six survivors, followed by Oklahoma City, Chicago, Cincinnati, Toledo, Sioux City, and Gary with four each. Four heavier classes produced 45 knockouts in a 4.5 hour program across three rings.
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Tidwell Awaits Operation Before Auburn Return
Auburn star Travis Tidwell will undergo an operation in Birmingham to decide if his football days are over. He led the nation in rushing as a freshman in 1946 and has battled a broken leg and ankle injuries since last spring. Tidwell has been training with the track squad to strengthen his ankle.
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Godoy Defeats Richard In Columbus Ten Rounds
Arturo Godoy the South American heavyweight champion won a ten round decision over Irish Pat Richard an OSU pre med student in Columbus last night. A crowd of 3462 paid 14723 dollars to witness the bout.
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Ohio State University
Frozen Highways Ease Labrador Forest Travel
In parts of Labrador forests are so thick that ground travel is hard except in winter when frozen streams and lakes form highways enabling movement across remote areas.
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Hockey Bets Scandal Charged By Police
DETROIT AP President Clarence Camp bell travels for a conference with Detroit Police Commissioner Harry S. Toy over reports of a hockey betting scandal. Toy links two pro players to an ex convict in bets, naming none but saying one Bruins player and one Rangers player may be involved. He cautions the information does not sustain a criminal case and lacks sufficient strength for charges.
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Pep Floors Sierra In Florida Downpour
In the Orange Bowl last night Willie Pep knocked out Cuban Humberto Sierra in 22 seconds of the tenth round to retain the world featherweight title. Rain drenched the outdoor stadium as 10,000 spectators watched a delayed, rain-soaked show with Dempsey guest ref. Tandberg won the semi final by aggression while Hafer fought injured, tempering the card's spectacle.
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Holy Cross and Kentucky Land NCAA Bids In 1964 Drama
The AP reports Holy Cross and Kentucky accepted NCAA bids as race for at large berths heated up. Holy Cross, 18-3 and defending champions, drew District No. 1 respect. Kentucky, 26-2, beat Temple 58-38 to secure a bid after two NIT appearances, with remaining NCAA spots mainly by conference finishes.
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