League meeting foreshadows Troy entry and Panhandle plans
The league meeting in Troy produced expectations of a Troy Trojan entry, with Parker noting several thousand dollars raised but weak local support. Panama City pushed to join, offering $1,300 in certified funds and a $20,000 incorporation plan, yet travel distance threatened long-term viability.
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Trojans
CT Parker
Troy ‘Tigert
Troy Tana
Parker
Renson
Detroit
Panama City
Doc” Daffin
Yrectors
Panama
Yeague
Greenville
Ike
Pothan Ozark
Enterprise
Geneva
Headland
Teague Headland Uy
Dothan
Wesley
Panoma City
Janac
Bol Weevils
Cleveland
Ozark
Buddy Widams
Bayles
Larry Gilbert
Gauge Hennessey
Joe Evans
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Holt
Cat) Milnér
Atguadad
Pilot
Philadelphi Avilaticg
Walt Touacher
Jollahassee Pirates
Pittsburgh
Andalusia
Arrows
George Chilleread
Carl Wollgast
George
Haadland
Jess
Dixie
Wiregrass League shows Abbeville Midland City lead
Abbeville and Midland City share the Wiregrass League lead with seven wins each as Columbia and Slocomb trail with five wins apiece. Standings reflect a tight race in the senior division with three rounds set this week across venues including Vicksburg, Slocomb, Hartford, and Headland as teams jockey for position before the first half ends.
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Midland City
Columbia
Slocomb
Weel
Jossey
John Ellis
Yellow Jackets
Midlands
Vicksburg
Cottonwood
Ogark
Newville
Hartford
Rehobeth
Ashtora
Headland
Ozark
Warttora
Wicksburg
Teather Café Robbery Leaves Bible Missing
Mrs Leola Pedditard reports a robbery at her Teather café in St Louis. She says the thieves took only a Bible and she wishes they read it, hoping the act will weigh on their conscience.
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Pious Hofert Louis
Leola Pedditard
Pep Knocks out Riley to defend featherweight title
St Louis AP report: Willie Pep stops Charlie Riley at 1:05 of the fifth round to defend his featherweight crown. Riley crushed by Pep’s uppercut, ending the bout in a spectacular knockout. Pep’s 45th win in 145 fights places him high in the Associated Press rankings.
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ST Louis
Wille Pep
Charlie Riley
Pep
Riley
Pen
Auburn Tigers Begin Spring Grid Drills
Auburn opens spring football drills under Coach Earl Brown using T formation basics. Key players from varsity, junior college transfers, and freshmen will train as the squad prepares for a two week session and later join at Tuscaloosa with Alabama's team for the season start.
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Tigers
Earl Brown
New York
Brown
Bull Tucker
Allan Parks
Bill Mograth
Homer Willams
John Crout
Tuscaloosa
Red Drew
Alabama Crimson Tigers
Alabama
Geneva Cagers Sweep Samson with Two Wins
Geneva Panthers defeated Samson 35-26 in varsity action and the Bees won 35-19. Hobbs led Geneva with nine points while Vaughn added seven. Logan, McWaters, Howell, Parker and others contributed across the two games.
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Florida
Panama City
Malone Tigers
Young Juri High
Sis
Ashford
Baby Tigers
Wicksburg
Bay
Carcles
Malones
I Malone
Bees
Malone
Tigers
Varsity
Reg Vnery
Tallanazsee
Begs
Geneva
Panther
Samson
Jeaders
Hobbs
Vaughn
Scattered College Basketball Scores From An Unclear Page
A garbled OCR page lists numerous college games with widespread typos. Entries mention teams such as Brigham Young, Denver, Colorado, Nebraska, Drake, Harvard, Loyola, Temple, Ohio State, Indiana, Butler, Minnesota and others with inconsistent scores and placement, reflecting a messy pasting of results and names.
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Aytona
Brigham Young
Denver
Colorado
Nebraske
Bredfey
Ornteehee
Drake
Brooklyn Collie
Mexico
Harvard
Kentucky Beats Engineers in Southeastern Showdown
ATLANTA AP Kentucky rallied to defeat Georgia Tech 47 to 6. Kentucky, NCAA champions, ended their long Southeastern Conference streak, with Tech players Dokt and Husch each scoring 15 points and Line from Kentucky also reaching 15.
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Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Techs Dokt
Husch
Line
Kenturks
Kentucky Faces Bright Future After Tennessee Loss
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp downplays the defeat to Tennessee 66 53 while stressing the program's strong future led by sophomores and freshmen. He cites Spivey Groza junior guard Ramsey and sophomore Watson Walker as pillars, predicting a near monopoly in college basketball if development continues.
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Atlanta
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Kentucky
Tennessee Saturda
Harry Lancaster
Tennessee
Wallace Jones
Frank Ramsey
Madisonville
Ramsey
Bill Grits Spivey
Spivey-Groza
Spivey
Alex Groza
Groza
Harry
Ba Grove
Notre Dame
Upp
Bobby Watson
Lucian Wirtaker
Watson
Grid Rules Session Yields No Fireworks
In Pinehurst North Carolina the NCAA football rules committee met in calm sessions to review proposed changes for the season. The group did not announce outcomes and will issue changes after the final session on Wednesday. Coaches’ recommendations included endorsing a two platoon system with penalty free substitutions after each down.
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Athletie Association
NCAA
New York
Hogan and Snead Face Los Angeles Open Playoff
In Los Angeles, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead reach a weather-complicated playoff for the 24th Los Angeles Open after finishing regulation at 72 holes with a 280 to finish four under par. The 18-hole playoff was delayed by rain, with forecasters predicting more unsettled weather. Hogan staged a dramatic comeback after a near career setback months ago.
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Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Stamnun
Samp Snead
Dann
Hogan
Ins Ife
Am Aula
Holy Cross Leads National College Basketball Poll Amid Upsets
Holy Cross holds the No 1 spot for the week as undefeated Crusaders of Worcester continue their 13 game run. The AP top 10 lists Saint John’s Brooklyn UCLA Indiana and Kentucky among leaders while Tennessee, Duquesne and La Salle rise or fall amid voter shifts.
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New York
Holy Cross
Ume
Associated Presa
Crusaders
Worcester
Mass
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St Johns
Brooklyn
Bradley
Gumaed
Braves
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Tennessee
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Dukes
Holy
Cross
Army
CONY
City
Indiana
Fortuyne
Michigan
UCLA
LaSalle
Philadelpha
Oyoe
North Caolina
Tulane
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