All Around The League Alabama ASL Baseball Outlook
In the Alabama State League clubs shape up with Mickey O Neill named Greenville Pirates skipper replacing Walt Tauscher. John Grudzicki takes over at Geneva for Carl Wollgast as club news hints at Redbirds and Pirates loading for spring training camps in Albany and Greenville respectively.
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Mickey O'Neil
Greenville Pirates
Mlan
Walt Tauscher
Tallahassee
Cleveland Indians
Pirates Fas
O'Neil
Pirates
Tauscher
O'Neill
Will Sireet
Ciub
John Grodzickt
Geneva
Carl Wollgast
Grodzickt
Wollgast
Crealt
Grudzicki
Redbirds
Adevarion
O'Nci
Albany
Greenville
District Tournament Meeting Feb 8 Details Set
District tournament officials will hold the annual drawings for pairings review problems of losing uses and other tourney data at Enterprise on Feb 8. Alabama High School Athletic Association executive secretary Chiff Harper says all tournament officials must be approved and undergo examinations to meet qualifications.
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Enterprise
Chiff Harper
Alabama High School Athletic Association
I Distriet
J, Ry
Searburoudh
Flees
RK L. Butea
Nippers Top Newton Lose To Trey Five
The Nip-Brnie Independents beat Newton, with Jennett scoring 18 and Martin 19 for the winners. Clark led the visitors with eight. Troy Independents defeated the Nippers 241 to 12, Riddle contributing 16 for Bowl ing. The Nippers seek more open play this week.
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Nippers
Trey Five
Newton
Trey
Newtoe My Rehobeth Hawt
Jennett
Martin
Clark
Chase Hiddie
Troy Independents
Troy
Riddle
Bowling
Marlin
Hartford Guardsmen Defeat Oak Grove Independents 87-9
Hartford Guardsmen rout Oak Grove Independents 87 to 9 on Friday at home. Helms scored 20 for Hartford while Palmer led Oak Grove with 2 points. The hosts held Oak Grove scoreless in the first quarter and dominated the next three periods.
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Hartford
Oak Grove
Hunerfod
National Guard
Aetna
Helms
Palmer
Cottonwood Hantford
Bulldogs
Cottam
Yauity
Benes
Alos
Battles
Daughtre
Baties
Hards
Wotor
Cottonwood
Bees
Hinson
Porting
Bauer Meets Riley In Doherty Finale
Fifteen year old Marlene Bauer from California now in Midland and Sally Tiley of Texas reach the Helen Lee Doherty golf finals after defeating semi final opponents. Riley, from Bert Worth, defeats Adean Anderson to join Bauer in the final, an all Texas showdown set for today.
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Miami
Tia
Marlene Bauer
Helena
Mont
Qmen
Stryker
Cottondale Leaning Shouppe Drops 30 Point Night
Cottondale's Lucy Shouppe put on a 30 point performance as Cottondale defeated Fonen de Lavan Creat er and Moxs 40 to 37. The visitors staged a late rally in the main event, overturning the Cottondale run and edging the home team 132 to 130 with Vaughan scoring 15 and Cone adding 10.
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Cottondale
Lucy Shouppe
Jay Aught
Fonen de Lavan Creater
Moxs
Shouppe
Boyw Tex
Vaughan
Cone
Military Chiefs Set One Day Far East Tour
United States top military leaders headed for a one day visit to American Far East installations. Chairman Omar Bradley and other joint chiefs will confer with General MacArthur in Japan then inspect twelve Pacific bases including Okinawa Guam and Honolulu. Hunters blamed for hours of forest fire in Missouri.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
den Omar Bradley
Ger Lawton J. Collins
Army
Hoyte
Vandenberg
Air
Force
Adm
Forrest FP
Sherri
Navy
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Pacific
Okinawa
Guam
Honolulu
Leaders Continue Unbeaten In Wiregrass Cage League
In Wiregrass action Ashford, Midland City, and Rehobeth all posted victories as league play heated up. Trawick led Ashford with 19 points in a 30 28 opener loss to Hartford, while Midland City rolled 55 28 behind Charles Prince 25 and Newville 10 by Platt. Rehobeth swept Vicksburg 31 23 behind Carrol 18 and Clark 6, with Bees and Tigers using twin bills to keep pace in the varsity standings.
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Ashford
Yellow Jacketa
Rehobeth-Wicksburg
Wicksburg
Rehobeth
Panthers
Houston
Rebels
Clark
Mixon
Merritt
J Bond
Vicksburg
Carrol
Rehobeth Bees
Bonner
Viksburg
Midland City
Newville
Columbia
Charles Prince
Platt
Midland Bees
Midland
Smith
Golden
Varsity
Cottonwood
Abbeville
Ozark
Slocomb
Headland
Bees
Slocumb
Ted
Ab Naltiané
Long
Hasty
Newvill
Bae
Querters
White
Culbreth
Minig
Hodge Adds Five Pitchers Outfielder Catcher To Browns Roster
Browns manager Clarence Hodge outlines 1950 roster plans for the Dothan Browns in the Alabama State League. Five new pitchers including three lefties join training camp March 20 along with holdovers to form a staff buoyed by southpaws. Joe Decker the new catcher and Herbert Connell the signed outfielder bolster the lineup as the club builds toward the new season.
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Dothan Browns
Clarence
Matt) Hodge
Roy B. Lee
Trey Tigers
Lee
Troy Trojans
Troy Lee
Gene Clack
Flint River
Alabama
Dov
Rehwbeth
Clark
Walter Collins
Browns
Air Force
Texas
Celting
Jack Adkinson
Ariton
Brundidge
Adkinson
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges AP Report
Kentucky 88 Georgia 54. Vanderbil t 30 Tennessee 44. North Carolina 67 Davidson 54. Auburn 64 Alabama 68. North Carolina State 81 VPI 56. Birmingham Southern 77 Millsaps 85. Vermont 41. Pennsylvania 72 Navy 69. Georgia Tech 59 Tulane 55. Purdue 7 Marquette 58. CCNY 95 Muhlenberg 76. Western Kentucky 18. Miami Flag 61 Ohio State 63 Minnesota 58.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Georgia
Vanderbult
Tennessee
North Carolina
Davidson
Auburn
Alabama
North Carolina State
VPI
Dirmingham
Army
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Navy
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Purdue
Marquette
CCNY
Muhlenberg
Western Kentucky
Miami Flag
Ohio State
Minnesota
Abbeville Defeats Montgomery Fives in League Play
Abbeville Yellow Jackets defeated Wil liiams School of Montgomery in a non counted Wiregrass Basketball League game. Carrol led with 16 points while Morgan had 15 for Williams, Hamm and Saunders each scored 16, and Williams Campbell added 12 in a 48-38 win after a 29-29 start.
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Abbeville
Abbeville Yellow Jackets
Ashford Jackets
Hannon Hall
Carval
Abbevile Teru- Vars
Ingram
Ashford
Johnston
Abbeville Bees
Hamm
Hicks
Jackson
Almeville Yellow Jackets
Wiliiams School of Montgomery
Carrol
Morgan
Willams
March of Dimes Tournament At Dothan Club
Dothan Country Club hosts a March of Dimes golf event this afternoon led by pro Woody Latteon. Entry is 2 with all proceeds to the drive fund. Prizes awarded based on total entries.
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Dothan Country Club
Galters
Woody Latteon
Hery
Chepely Chipley teams sweep St Joe's on road win
Chipley boys and girls defeated St. Joe's Sharks on the road. Mona Powell sparked the girls to a 38 18 win while Gerald Rogers led the boys with 38 points in an 82 point victory.
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Chipley
St. Joe's Sharks
Mona Powell
Gerald Rogers
Parkell Signs with Boston Red Sox After Strong 1948 Season
Mel Farnell, a left hander and top pitcher for Boston last year, signed for 9500 dollars. Reports say Paisiell earned about 36000 for his 1948 feat of 25 wins and seven losses. Connell stands 5 11 and weighs 170 pounds. The skipper noted several other prospects were contracted but not finalized. About two dozen hopefuls expected on rosters as the Browns begin training in March.
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Wickaburg
Ourace Hartford
Lions
Finsford
Walhice
Tribble
Ozark
Boston
Mel Farnell
Boston Red Sox
Bascbal
Paisiell
Connell
Snal Tems
Browns
Ames
Savash
Grainger
U. S
A. Grainger
Hoy
Oak Hill Club
Rochester
Summers National Amateur Charsmanship
Demaret Holds L Stroke Lead In Hogan Open
Emmy Demaret shot a two under par 68 to lead the $10,000 Ben Hogan Open by five strokes after 54 holes. Emsworth Venes of Chicago surged to tie the course record with 64 for a 392 total while Johnny Palmer and Sart Snead jockeyed for position. Jack Burke Jr and Jack Harden joined the tight pack as the field narrows to 60 for the final round.
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Jack Stevenson
Phoenix
Emmy Demaret
Chicago
Emsworth ‘Venes
Johnny Palmer
Badm
Nyc
Jammy
Sart Snead
White Sul Star Springs
W. Va
Palmer
Snead
Demarel
Hogan
Jack Burke, Jr
Waite Plains
Thee
Jack Harden
el Pas
Tex
Henry Ransom
St Andrews
Tih
Dava
Douglas
Newark
Det ‘Iverson Markin
Fratham
Tes
Ed Fargot
Royal Oak
Mich
Ham
Vines
Pete
Fey Fo
Golfdom to Build National Shrine Like Baseball Hall
Golf officials announced plans for a National Golf Museum and headquarters in New York to rival Cooperstown. The effort, led by James B Standish and others, would showcase memorabilia including Calamity Jane putter and support from clubs and members. Gambling concerns and rule debates occupied the meeting as the sport weighs amateur integrity and safety rules. In other news, Don Gehrmann edged Fred Wilt at the Madison Square Garden Wannemaker Mile in 4 minutes 93 seconds, the fastest for Gehrmann.
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Gayle Talbot
NEW York
Manhattan
U. S Golf Association
Association
Cooperstown
Association Museum
Remy
Babbs
Jones
Toton James B
Standish
Detroit
P. Heffelinger
Minnes
Bhs
Isaac Grainger
Otterng
Don Gehrsmann
University of Wisconsin
Fred Wilt
Madison Square Garden
Gehr- Mann
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