Baseball Camp Brings Star to Mobile for Youth Clinic
AP reports baseball star and Dodgers second baseman Stanky conducts a mobile camp in the Mid Gulf area guiding about 200 youths and adults. He advocates major leaguers supporting local clinics to grow the game, noting war-time interest waned and stressing practical instruction over commercial schools. The event features demonstrations by Stanky and his associates, with Stanky answering questions for aspiring players.
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NCAA Official Urges Emphasis On College Athletics
An NCAA official urged stronger support for collegiate sports noting high interest and the need to compensate students who cannot join varsity teams. President Wilbur C. Smith reported 64 percent of member colleges favored the code of conduct ensuring equal financial aid treatment, with calls for tighter regulation to uphold principles. The New England district balance urged contests to be played on home grounds under college jurisdiction and to avoid sharing material that could aid gambling.
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Rule Changes Slated In High School Ball
CHICAGO AP Interscholastic football rules for 1946 and possible extension of high school baseball seasons were discussed by 33 state associations at a three day meeting. George Treutman, ex A A president and Detroit Tigers GM, will discuss pro baseballs relation to high school players amid a new rule restricting signing until after graduation or after a year away from school.
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Cottonwood Vets Open Season With Big Win Over Newton
Cottonwood Vets routed Newton 31 to 4 in the Wiregrass Independent Basketball League opener. Christmas led Cottonwood with 10 points, followed by Lews and Mathis with seven each. The veteran lineup, aimed at expanding the league, urged other teams to contact manager John C. White for future games.
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Brown Returns to Pirates After War Service
Jimmy Brown, recently discharged from service, signs with the Pittsburgh Pirates and plans to join spring training in California next month. The former St. Louis Cardinals infielder was sold to the Pirates in a pre-war move. A stray note mentions Valentine customs dating to St. Valentine’s Day as birds choose mates.
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Nelson Leads Pack in Frisco Tourney
Nelson dominates the Frisco tournament field at Lakeside course finishing ahead of Sam Souad Hazel McSpadre and Dutch Harri among others. The San Francisco Open follows last week’s Los Angeles Open with Nelson seeking a third straight win in the event.
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Dothan Tigers to host Newville Courtmen Friday night
Dothan High announces a twin bill with Newville as the Tigers schedule third home game of the season. Both varsity and B squads will practice this afternoon under acting coach Vaughn who has over ten years in athletics. Newville comes in with two games played and an even record, having defeated Abbeville and losing to Rehobeth. Admission will be 20 and 30 cents. tipoff at seven p.m.
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Cubs Farm Club opens training for 57 ex servicemen
Chicago Cubs farm system will send 26 former service members to the Bruins Lake Worth Florida camp starting Tuesday to form part of a roster of 57 ex servicemen. Jack Sheehan directs the farm setup with Milt Stock and Larry Gilbert assisting.
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Young May Join Pacific Coast League With UCLA Team
AP reports Buddy Yong, a top college football prospect, worked out with a UCLA track team and faced transfer questions amid allegations of inducements after graduation. Alumni and officials dispute who offered prospects, while Yong drew attention from prominent figures as Coast Conference gate receipts loom with a Mercury-footed back dazzling 60,000 at El Toro Marines arena.
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Abbeville Defeats Wicksburg In Junior League Play
Abbeville basketball teams swept both divisions defeating Wicksburg on Tuesday night. The Abbeville senior team won 47 to 22, while the Wicksburg junior quintet lost 16 to 12. Gamble led Abbeville with 14 points. Smith of Vicksburg added 11 for the visitors. Barns of Abbeville Junior topped preliminaries with eight. Williams of Wicksburg had five.
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Tulane back signs two former service stars
Two ex service stars join the Mi Amm team in the All-America football conference. Harold Jungmiechvel, a former AY Southwestern guard at the University of Texas, and Lou Thomas, Tulane alumnus from earlier seasons, are the players. Jungmichael was thrice an All-America service guard with San Diego Navy. Thomas played college football at Tulane and later for Melville AJ Torpedo.
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Three Teams Tie For First Honors In District Play
Columbia seniors wrested an 82 1 victory and the juniors were victorious in a day of cage action. Reed and Newton led the colonists with 12 and four points respectively as teammates scored for Columbia including Chaispee and Reamon.
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Toway Only Special Stage Show At WSM Opry Cast
A curious program notes Curly fret over Texas Ruby from the WSM Ole Opry and Glan Jean with a Friday appearance. Charles Starrett and Bud Tater join as Hiding Justice in Martha ODriscoll and Noah Beary in Hi Beautiful.
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Jacksonville Junior Chamber Hosts Seapen Open
Unclear readable text shows Jacksonville Junior Chamber organizing a horse seapen open event in Hot Springs. Key names and exact details are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate a regional tourney with participants and a commerce-linked sponsor in Raonia.
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