Dothan Tigers Struggle Through Semi Final Clash
A local column reviews the Dothan Tigers performance in the district tournament. It praises their fast break offense when in rhythm, notes losses to Kinston and Ozark, and questions if fatigue or twinges in confidence affected results. The piece predicts Greenville’s final and laments style mismatches with Ozark and Kinston.
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Major Loops List: Over 26 Holdouts
At least 26 major league players remained unsigned on the second day of 1948 spring training as 16 clubs open camps. Star holdouts include Stan Musial of the Cardinals in St Petersburg and Harry Walker of the Phillies, with Walker seeking $25,000. Musial, batting champion in 1947, reportedly hasn’t been asked to take a cut. Other holdouts like pitchers Marty Breesheen and Ray Yochim also seeking raises.
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Four More Pointers Down In National Four More Pointers Down In National
Four pointers were to bat today in the World Series half. Louisiana Hayride owned by E. E. Hawkins of Natchitoches and Metrc owned by Dr A. S. Baumgardner of Charlotte competed in morning heats. Sierra Joan from Kokomo showed strong hunting style with five birds and two non materialized points. Flak, owned by John Rusk of Jacksonville, found 31x groups of birds with two poor finds. Colloids are tiny particles in life processes not molecules or atoms.
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Braves Signings Holdouts Reportedly Peaking
Five members of the Boston Braves have not signed their contact. The St. Louis Browns lead the American League with seven balkers. Yet management does not view them as holdouts.
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Duke Locke Lead Favorites In Pro Amateur Golf Event
The ninth annual Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament opens at Scrutory Country Club with The Duke and Bobby Locke as top favorites. Pro players join in a 36 hole event while amateurs team with pros. notable names include Stephen Sanford, Winston Guest, and George Faria. Norman Von Nida and George Schowe among leaders in practice rounds.
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College basketball results and Kansas coach Sikes arrival
AP lists scores: Notre Dame 6 to NYU 58. Dartmouth 68 Yale 63. Creighton 40 Tulsa 32. Missouri 7 to Colorado 3. Loyola Chicago 67 Detroit 37. Michigan 51 Iona 31. Texas Oklahoma 81 Nebraska 74. Kansas State 66 Kansas 65. Washington State 62 Oregon 60. Santa Clara 56 St. Marys 33. Sikes arrives in Lawrence to assume Kansas football coaching post after leaving Georgia.
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Notre Dame Ends NYU Victory Streak In Cage Clash
Notre Dame spoiled New York University’s bid for a perfect season by beating the unbeaten club as Michigan clinched the Big Nine title with a 51-35 win over Iowa. Kansas State claimed its first Big Seven title with a 60-6 victory over Kansas City, while Oklahoma A&M closed its conference slate undefeated with a 48-38 win over Drake. NYU’s 19-1 record remains a strong factor in postseason choices as teams eye the NCAA and NIT tournaments.
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Ott Sees Giants as Heavy Hitters With Strong Pitching
In Phoenix AP report, Giants manager Mel Ott calls his hitters powerful with good pitching ahead. Whitey Lockman, sidelined by a spring ankle, shows full recovery. Ivy League scoring record by Tony Lavelli sparks Dartmouth vs Yale. Oklahoma beats Nebraska 81 74 boosting Big Seven totals.
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Whitey) Lockman
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