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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
10
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A Georgia champion led the field at the Florida tournament in St Augustine, with Ned Rich of Jacksonville and Maniey of Savannah close behind as qualifying scores. Fitch posted 25 over par and Jammie Paul from Daytona Beach stood with a 69, as Morrison of Jacksonville aimed for the title in the next rounds.
The Aggies lead the Missouri Valley West with 24 0 and face Bradley in a pivotal game that could crown the top team. Bradley and Oklahoma State also hover near the top as the season tightens, with national ratings highlighting A&M’s strong defense and Bradley’s scoring pace.
Alabama Governor Gordon Persons announced strategic placement of six new National Guard units across the state. The force, beginning with about 3 007 personnel, will bolster defense against enemy attack or natural disasters and include recruiting among home state troops. An initial unit has already been sent to Birmingham, with others planned for Mobile.
i Wes Fesler, a former Ohio State head coach, accepted a five year contract as Gophers coach in Minneapolis. He will lead spring practice at Minnesota after a season with Ohio State and prior posts at Pitt Princeton and Harvard. He stressed football is his life's work and will bring his single wing style to the Gophers.
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