Jolting Joe Hits At .500 Clip In Yank's Grapefruit Camp
The report tracks Joe DiMaggio leading the Yankees in Grapefruit League play with a .596 average and a home run, a double, and two singles. It notes Dodgers outfielder Duke Rosen leading the spring with a .33 average and mentions Dodger unsigned outfielders Dixie Walker and Pete Heiser, plus Red Sox activity in Florida and other teams' spring drills and injuries.
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66 Candidates For 1946 Tiger Eleven Football Tags
Eight candidates for Dothen High School’s 1986 football team received uniforms as spring practice prepared. Coach Hewes reported 15 lettermen from last year’s squad from Young Junior High now report, with about 32 players issued gear. turnout impressed, promising a strong camp. Coaches Hewes and Howater noted larger initial turnout than recent years. Practice drills start Wednesday after sizing up players and finalizing the candidate list. three week spring session planned.
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Fifth Player Added To Baseball Club
Johnnie Skipper of Dothan was signed to the Dothan Baseball Club roster as a first baseman. He is the fourth discharged veteran to join the squad, joining Frank Martin as catcher and manager, Glenn Clark at shortstop, Wille Carter as pitcher, and Clarence Andrews as catcher.
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
Army defeated Maryland 48 to 31 and St. John’s beat Manhattan 56 to 30. Indiana won over Iowa 49 to 46, William and Mary topped Randolph-Macon 77 to 38, Furman beat The Citadel 58 to 45, Kansas defeated Jews State 69 to 41, and Texas A&M edged Arkansas 56 to 55 while Nebraska beat Missouri 42 to 39. The text also notes the First Amendment protecting free speech, religion, and press.
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Braves Face Nine Holdouts In Training Camp
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth announced nine players holding out including pitchers Charley Cozart Elmer Singleton Jim Trexler and infielders Ted Cieslak Joe Mack Whitey Wietelmann and outfielders Carden Gillenwater Elmer Nieman and Chuck Workman Others listed Billy Hitchcock Bobby Maier and outfielder Anse Moore join the scene as camp opens in Fort Lauderdale Florida with 43 Browns in camp in St Louis and Anaheim pending arrivals Denny Galehouse and Jack Kramer noted.
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Night Games Highlight Dothan Baseball Schedule
The Dothan Baseball Club in the Alabama State League lines up a 120 game season with 65 home games at Wiregrass Stadium all under lights except nine Sunday afternoons. Walter Morris says most home games start at eight, while Sundays begin at two. Openers in Troy April 23 and Geneva April 24.
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Ohio State Captures Big Ten Cage Crown
Ohio State clinched the Big Ten basketball title under coach Harold G. Olsen as Indiana defeated Iowa 49 to 46, leaving Iowa out of a share of the crown. Iowa dropped to third at 8-3 with Indiana second at 9-3. Iowa still faced Minnesota in a decisive game Saturday night.
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Mangrum Wins Pensacola Open in Playoff Thriller
Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles won the Pensacola Open defeating Tae Ben Hogan by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff. Mangrum shot 68 to earn $1,500 while Hogan took $1,000 for second with Nelson tied for seventh after regulation play.
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Crimson Tide Close Season With SEC Tourney Berth
The University of Alabama basketball team enters the SEC tournament in Louisville with an 8-4 conference record and a 10-4 overall mark after a 48-40 win over Mississippi State. Coach Hank Crisp led a youthful squad with four freshmen in most starting lineups. Alabama swept Tulane and posted strong showings against Ole Miss and Georgia Tech while mixing results versus LSU and Georgia.
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Andalusia to host district basketball finals site chosen
Andalusia was named host for the Second District finals of the Alabama High School Athletic Association basketball tournament. Enterprise beat Abbeville to win the Eastern division, while Florala defeated Rawls to win the Western division. Finals are Saturday with officials Tebby Williams and Barry Karmeky.
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Auburn Five Meets Kentucky In Opener
Auburn Tigers face top ranked Kentucky in the SEC tournament opener in Louisville at 2 o clock Thursday. Kentucky, unbeaten in league play, will present a stern test for Ralph Daniel Jordan s dribblers who bring a 7 6 record and a 40.4 point per game offense while Auburn's defense yields 42 5 per game. Auburn travels with 10 players and manager Manley Hazelwood and plans to depart Wednesday afternoon.
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Tide Runs Streak Against Opponent After Tough Start
After a slow start, the Crimson Tide has dropped only one game since January 19 and has won eight of its last nine encounters, extending a strong run against its opponent.
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