Abbeville team hampered by flu and injuries during tournament
An Abbeville reader and Headland fan discuss the Abbeville squad's tough spell as several starters missed games due to illness and a doctor ordered absence. The letter notes other teams also faced sickness while recalling tournament scores and player totals, with opinions on who might prevail in the upcoming AA session.
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Abbeville
Lousevine Pleyeq
Louisville
Sitoes
Asherford
Harvey Bodieford
Bodiford
Ares
Icktess
Carroll
Lipscomb
Garrett
Orvis Hamm
O'Neal Hamm
Bease Fey
Helms
Saunders
Barton
Money
Yankees Begin Training Drills As Pitchers Ready
Associated Press reports the New York Yankees hold early batting practice in Phoenix with varsity pitchers prepared for tougher work. The piece notes some regulars have had limited training and hints at Bub appears in Clearwater while a holdout pitcher remains.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
York Yankees
Erry Torses
Clearwater
Bub
All Seeded Teams See Tourney Action Here Wednesday
All four seeded teams are in action Wednesday in the second district Class AA basketball tournament at Dothan High School. Kinston opens at 1:00 pm vs Ozark, with later games featuring Enterprise, Eufaula, and Dothan as the bracket unfolds, despite past records showing limited predictability. The schedule spans Wednesday to Saturday with quarterfinals Friday and semifinals Saturday, culminating in the district final that night.
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Dothan High School
Kinston
Ozark
Enterprise
Eufeula
Dothan
Highland Home
Ulon
Eagles of Ozark
Opp
Enterprise Mus
Hartford
Eufaula
Tigers
Geneva
Id Enterprise
Elba
Columbia
Midland City
Sam Smith
Dothan Tigers
Forest of the Opp Bobcats
Greenville
Cottonwood
Georgina
Priv
Sacona
Florala - Troy
Brureidge - Ashford
District Finals reshape state high school tournament race
Huntsville and Priceville delivered wins as the eighth district gears up for Tuscaloosa. Marty Marion of the St. Louis representatives remains a noted figure in the hot fight for finals positioning. Witte’s 52 33 win signals a likely clash with Eva and Priceville for the top base, while Nippy Jones seeks the inside track despite past injuries. Rocky Nelson Steve Biko and Don Bollweg join the non contenders, with Tommy Glaviano Eddie Kazek and Ben Richmond vying for third.
Oklahoma Five Ex LIU Star Arrested Upset By Bradley In Cage Bribe Scandal
New York AP reports a sweeping college basketball bribery case as ex LIU players and others face charges. Miller Gard and teammates allegedly took or offered bribes to fix outcomes, with games involving CCNY, Bowling Green, and others under scrutiny. The probe ties to National Invitation Tournament era and features prominent players like Sherman Whyte and Ed Roman amid a broader gambling ring.
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Liu
Bradley
NEW York
Seasom
Bigos
White
Smith
Serson
Bowling Green
Gard
Novody
College of New York
Frank
New York University
Salvatore Tarto Sollazzo
Nathan
Nahe Miller
Brooklyn
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Erg
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Schampionshin
Roman
al Roth
Ed Warner
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Negra
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Ohio
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Miler
Mency
Earward Gard
Sherman Whyte
LeRoy Smith
Adolph Bigos
Shen S
Losina
LSU
Germany
Biges
Lmbes
National Field Trials Near Final Judging At Grand Junction
The national birddog championship nears its end as four more pointers compete on the last full day of quail hunts. The final brace is set for tomorrow to decide the 34-dog field with top titles possibly awarded, barring further trials. Notable entries include Willow Creek Jim of Evelyn Johnson Galesburg, Jim, Wea Brave of F A Tedford Lafayette Ind, Fest Delivery of A B Bobbitt Winston-Salem NC, and Marvelous Jack of C L Little Joplin Mo, among others. Weather affected heats with misty rain lingering over the 28,000-acre Ames plant yesterday, delaying some runs and putting Tobacco Man under two hours of delayed work.
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America
Willow Creek Jim
Evel Dyn Johnson
Galesburg
Jim
Wea Brave
F. A. ‘Tedford
Lafayette
Ind
Fest Delivery
A. B .Bobbitt
Winston-Salem
N.C
Marvelous Jack
C. L Little
Joplin
Ames Plantaudu
Tobacco Man
B. M. Hogan
Little Rock
Ark
Howard College Five In Semi Final Round
MACON AP first seeded Florida State meets Howard College of Birmingham in opening semi final of Dixie Conference tournament. Mercer of Macon faces defending champion Florida Southern Mocs. Southern beat Mercer in last year's final. State had a bye. Mercer beat Oglethorpe 74 38. Southern edged Mississippi College 8 4. Howard crushed Millsaps 3aA.
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Florida State
Howard College of Bumingham
Mercer
Florida Southler
Southern
State
Oglethorpe
Mississippi College
Howard
Millsaps
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