Baseball’s Old Guard Says Farewell to the Dugout
Oscar Fratey surveys a quiet shift in major league ranks as veteran managers and colorful personalities depart. Al Simmons, Red Smith, Marty Marion, and others exit the scene, leaving a void in the clubhouse banter and scouting lore.
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Scarborough puzzled by salary reduction
New York report notes Ray Scarborough, Washington pitcher, reacting to a drastic pay cut from about 100000 to 20000 after 1950 contract terms. Scarborough, who went 8 4 and 11 9 for the Senators, questions the club's math and recalls earlier offers amid Yankees interest and perceived value.
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Holy Cross Extends Winning Streak To 12
Holy Cross, ranked fifth by the AP, remained undefeated with its 12th straight win in a doubleheader at Boston. Bob Cousy led Holy Cross with 15 points, strong defense, and sharp passing as the Cru defeated Stuta. Other notable results included Bradley's 88-67 win over Manhattan and North Carolina State's 72-65 victory over William and Mary.
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Alabama Fox Hunters Hunt Winners Named at Foley
In Foley Alabama after three days of rugged running Mississippi dogs claimed top trophies with Miss Gloria entering by B W Colaman of Greensboro Alabama taking the combination field and bench event while other honors went to Gloria runner-up and Sallie owned by Gena Reed of Hickory Flat Mississippi.
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Holt Milner to Manage Brewton Millers in 1950
Brewton announces Holt Cat Milner veteran Alabama State League player and manager will lead the Brewton Millers for the 1950 season. Club President J M Hittinger confirms Milner’s return after prewar Alabama Florida League days and recent Troy managing stint where Pathan Browne finished third in 1948 playoffs.
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Citadel and South arch foes challenge NCAA sanity code
The Citadel and Southern teams threaten to block expulsion of Virginia, Virginia Tech, VMI, and others for alleged code violations as NCAA friction over enforcement grows. Conference blocs vow to resist expulsion while calls for compromise emerge, including possible amendments like year round training tables to ease compliance.
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Abbeville Dafeats Bakerhill Cagers
Abbeville High School’s Jackets defeated Bakerhill in a wiregrass basketball clash. Key players included Houston Beara with six points and Abbeville’s top scorer with 15, while Sanders and Smith contributed for the visitors. Coach Salm Bee rotated reserves during the effort, as both teams focused on scoring and defense.
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Crosby Invitational Opens With Hogan Favored At Pebble Beach
Bing Crosby hosts his ninth annual invitational at Pebble Beach with 75 amateurs and 75 professionals. Ben Hogan, comeback strong, is the favorite alongside Sam Snead and other stars. The event uses Cypress Point, Monterey, and Pebble Beach courses with proceeds benefiting the Sister Xeong Foundation and Monterey Peninsula Community test.
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Marlene Bauer Wins Athlete Of Year Among Women
Marlene Bauer of Los Angeles, a six year old girl, tops the AP poll as female athlete of the year. Louise Suggs, Babe Zaharias, Margaret Osborne DuPont and others trail with points and notable golf, tennis, and diving figures shaping the year in sports.
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Dothan Tigers Face Leon Lions After Tough Week
Dothan travels to Leon High Saturday as both Dothan teams seek momentum. The varsity Tigers beat Elba 50 28 while Bees won 74 16. Dothan’s regulars are 2 6 and Bees 6 2. Other Wiregrass league games include Pensacola at Malone and Camp Ley at Bonifay with multiple regional matchups Saturday night.
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Tulane Coach Sees South’s Fives Rising to National Rank
Tulane coach Clef Wells predicts Southern basketball will challenge Midwest and East teams within five years. He notes top SEC clubs like Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Louisiana State, and Tulane may compete now, but depth lags behind the strong Eastern and Midwestern programs. He cites lack of facilities as a main hurdle, with many Southern teams still relying on Midwest talent pools.
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Bob Clark Signs With Auburn Eleven
Rehobeth star Bob Clark signed a grantin eid scholarship to play football for Auburn after visiting the campus Saturday and impressing Tiger coaches. The 63 year old, 185 pound athlete played three years on Rehobeth varsity and earned a spot on The Eagle's 1849 Al Wiregrass team. he is also a strong basketball player.
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Dog Finds Owner's Wallet With Canine Clue
Mark Barron a Stillwater real estate man misplaced his wallet downtown then found it on the back porch. Teeth marks on the billfold convinced him his dog had retrieved it and left it on the perch.
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Lanier star Bob Fartis signs with Vanderbilt
Alabama high school standout center Bob Fartis of Lanier accepts a grant in aid scholarship to Vanderbilt University. The national recruit will join the Commodores after signing with the school, signaling a major commitment from a top prep lineman.
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Preventing mold on ham with vinegar wrap method
If you want to prevent molden ham you are storing up a cloth in vindgar, wring it out, wrap it round the smoked meat, wrap in paper and store in the refrigerab ler.
Minor Leagues Vote to Retain Bonus Rule Again
In a mail ballot led by National Association President George Trautman, 25 minor leagues voted to retain the controversial bonus rule, falling short of the three fourths needed to repeal. Commissioner A B Chandler cautioned the rule's onus and noted its impact on players in Triple A, with payouts from two thousand to ninety eight thousand dollars.
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