Fazio Leads Crosby Tourney At Monterey Pine Course
George Fazio of Los Angeles took temporary lead in the Bing Crosby pro-am at Cypress Point Monterey Peninsula Club posting 70 in round two to pair with a 68 first round for 138. Lloyd Mangrum and Sam Snead traded scores as amateurs and pros teamed, with Ward and Rees among leaders.
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Cagers End 87-Game Win Streak With Loss to Chilton
Selma Alabama AP The Albert G Parrish basketball team whose 87 game winning streak was the longest in the country fell to Chilton County High of Clanton 24 to 19. Gene McCain and Harry Armstrong led Clanton with seven points apiece as Parrish led most of the game before Clanton grabbed the late lead. Friday night Parrish beat Sidney Lanier 27 to 22.
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Seven-Foot-Seven Palmer Lifts Vance Teams With Limited Shoes
Vance High star May Palmer, a 19 year old 300 pound seven foot seven forward, dominates Mississippi junior hoops. He scores over 40 a game when fed, but his coach laments he cannot move well due to size 16 shoes unavailable. The Vanceagers ride his defense-light lineup to a 12-1 start. Arkansas may recruit him next.
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Alabama 49 Vanderbilt 36 Tennessee 68 Auburn 32 Georgia Tech 58 Tennessee 351 La Salle 65 North Carolina 62 Soining 55 Northwestern 40 Wisconsin 70 Indiana 4% Purdue 60 Notre Dame 56 Xavier 45 Bowling Green 0 Columbia 60 Dartmouth 46 N C State 86 Clemson 34.
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Ruth in fair condition after surgery at French Hospital
A New York hospital bulletin says Babe Ruth is holding his own and spending a very comfortable night following surgery on Moray. Nurses report normal temperature and pulse with some pain under control, marking an improvement from the prior serious description.
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Greenville Golfers Beat Dothan High in 18 Hole Match
The Greenville high school golf team led by Gilbert Wesley Harold Wesley Ed Poole and Claude Mc Gow an defeated Dothan High players Buck Flowers Arthur Morris Ted Shearey and Bruce Harahan Jr at Dothan Country Club yesterday. Greenville captured nine holes to Dothan seven with two halved. A return match was arranged in Greenville.
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Mother's Number Came Up Says Preacher Admitting He Slew Her
A 42 year old minister Ernest Wright confessed to beating his mother Lavinia Wright to death with a stove piece in Columbus Ohio. He claimed his life rested on numbers and his mother's number 709 came up. First degree murder charges filed.
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Marshall says he is just beginning to rest in Hawaii
Gen George C. Marshall told reporters at Fort Derussy in Waikiki that he will remain in Hawaii through the weekend and as long as needed to gain maximum rest before resuming his aerial trip to Washington. He declined to discuss factors shaping his departure and said the team is just beginning to feel rested after the 36 hour flight from Nanking.
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Albania Rejects Britain Apology and Reparations Demand
Albania publicly rejected Britain's demand for an apology and compensation over mine damage to two British destroyers and 44 sailors killed in the Corfu Channel incident. London plans to push the case at the United Nations while arms talks continue. Cadogan called Albania's reply entirely unsatisfactory as the council weighs next steps.
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John Lewis Attacks Strike Injunction In High Court Brief
In Washington AP reports John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers urge the Supreme Court to overturn contempt findings and 3.54 million dollar fines tied to the soft coal strike. The briefs claim government action and a court order fueled public hysteria and political expediency.
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Albania at odds with Greece over government note
The Greek government, with which Albania is at odds, noted a diplomatic stance in December, capping a period of tensions between the two nations.
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Florida Comptroller Defends Right To Remain In Office
Florida Comptroller Clarence M. Gay of Orlando asks the State Supreme Court to rule in his favor in a suit by State Sen. Edwin G. Fraser. Gay argues Fraser is ineligible due to recent Senate salary votes and ongoing resignation status. Fraser’s attorney will seek a ruling that the answer is insufficient to remove Gay and to confirm Gay’s appointment by Gov. Caldwell.
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Birmingham Bakery Inferno Damages Over 100000 At Plant
A three alarm fire at the American Bakeries Co Southside plant in Birmingham caused extensive damage estimated above 100000 as smoke hindered firefighters. Officials said a large oven unit was apparently destroyed in the blaze.
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Fire Damages Two-Story Brick Building in Pell City
A heavy blaze damaged a two story brick building with flour and sugar stock soaked by water. Plant manager R L Gruber cited loss of equipment and contents. Four others were hospitalized in Leeds and Pell City with serious injuries. conditions given as critical.
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One Killed Six Hurt In State Collision
One man died and six others were injured in a two car crash six miles west of Pell City. State patrolmen identified the dead as W. C. Starnea, 59, of Jasper. Injured were David A. Hartix, 33, Gurterevildes Maurice Brozenerdaer 22, Astoria, UK. Joel Howard Brown, 20. Hareled R. Brown, 18. Margaret Jeter.
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