Favored Cagers Win At Marianna
In the first district Class B tournament at Marianna, four top seeds advanced. Marianna defeated Bonifay 69-25 with 19-0 and 39-9 runs. Malone beat Bethlehem 21-20 after a 30-7 halftime edge. Cottondale beat Jay 36-24. Crestview edged DeFuniak 23-20 to break a late tie. Graceville fell to Tate 34-28. Quincy beat Milton 36-32. Catholic High of Pensacola topped Walton-Hig. Tonight Cottondale faces Quincy. Catholic plays Tate. Chipley vs Marianna. semifinals set for later.
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Marianna
Malone
Bonifay
Johnson
Childs
Tigers
Bethlehem
Helma
Helms
Pitts
Cottondale
Jay
Thomas
Holly
Smith
Deipley
Graceville
Tate
Joe Williams
Gravilla
Henderson
Quincy
Milton
Moore
Carroll
Milton Darknorse Catholic High
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Walton Higs
DeFinish Springs
Scarest
Catholic Paints
Davis
Funiak
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Century
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O'¢fork
One Baver Left In South Atlantic Women's Golf
In Ormond Beach Florida Marlene, a Texas sister, edged Mrs James D Platt of Miami 6 and 5 to reach the semifinals where she faced Marv Agdes of Menominee Michigan Betsy Rawls a fellow Lone Star rival was set to play Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas In Hawaii the drive for statehood has continued for more than five decades with petitioning Congress dating back to 1903
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Ormond Beach
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Burke Drives St Pete Lead in Windy Open Round
Burke of White Plains posted a four under 82 to take a one stroke lead at the St. Petersburg Open as weather and a dry bolt course produced high scores. Johnny Palmer, George Fatto, Toby Lyon, and others chased, with several players under par in the windswept round.
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White
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Lokestad
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Ormond Pri Rings
Minny Demaret
Ojal
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Pete Cooper
Pr Vadra Beach
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Columbia Trounced In Tourney Opener
Greensboro Greensboro, a strong entrant from the third district, overwhelmed Columbia 35 to 18 in the opening round of the Class A high school tournament. The first half built a 154 margin, with Culbrath and White Gi as Columbia’s leading forwards and Bristow, Long, and Hasty as guards. Greensboro’s Martin and Owens led with 11 and 8 respectively, while the halftime score stood at 45 to 4. More than 34,000 licenses in the territory noted in the recap.
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Sellers
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Tyler
Bristow
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Hasty
Kirkland
Beasley
John Martin
Qwens
James Martin
Dewitt
Johnson
Morgan
Woodward
J. Medlock
N. Medlock
Seeded Quintets From Enterprise Georgiana Climb
Enterprise and Georgiana advanced in the second district Class AA tournament as quarterfinal rounds survived with top seeds and strong performances. Rehobeth led by Bob Clark and Kute Ashford moved through. Georgiana, led by Simmons, edged Florals 40-31 for a semifinal spot, while Ashford and Enterprise won their afternoon games.
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Stall Correspondence
Rehobeth
Ashford
Wiregrass Basketball League
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Rebels
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Sameon
Kute Ashford
Greenville
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Moore
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Ingram
Johnsha
Mant
Jones
Bell
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Nix
Mosley
Lewis Stabler
Hilson
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Miami Swimmers Set Records But Lose To Georgia
Athens Ga AP Miami swimmers set four pool records last night but lost to Georgia. The meet ended even for the season with Miami having defeated Georgia earlier this year.
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Georgia-Miami
Athens
Miami
Georgia
Bradley Quintet May Shoot For NIT NCAA Twin Slam
Bradley University may pursue both the National Invitation Tournament and the NCAA in a rare double bid. The Missouri Valley champions faced district selection reversals and protests, with possible trips to Kansas City on March 20 to play the Big Seven winner for a district berth.
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Ay Will Grimsley
New York
Bradley University
Kansas City
Bruce Dreke
University of Oklahoma
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Kim Trimble
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Duke
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Morris-Harvey
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Tiffin
Convertible Plane Dream Nears Reality in Aviation
Washington reports a new class of aircraft that can take off and land vertically, hover like a helicopter, and cruise like a conventional plane. Engineers and U.S. Air Force observers see promise, with prototypes under construction and funding sought. Inventor Gerald P. Herrick advances a jet-propelled rotor wing concept, aiming for smooth vertical to horizontal transitions and practical flight.
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Air Force
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Alabama Auburn See Action Today In SEC Tournament
Kentucky hosts the SEC tourney as top seeds Alabama and Auburn begin first round action in Louisville. Early games feature third seed Auburn vs LSU at 1 30 p m CST and second seed Vanderbilt vs Texas A&M while Kentucky meets Mississippi State later. Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi State also show in action with upsets and standout scoring noted.
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McPherson Named Headland Pilot in Alabama League
John McPherson of Nashville Tennessee has been signed as player manager of the Headland Dixie Runners in the Class D Alabama State League. The 96 year old infielder favors first or third base and brings minor league experience. He is married with one child. Headland roster includes Williams Trammel Creal Dennis Beasley Pangburns Hardy Norman and Barnes.
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John McPherson
Nashville
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Headland Dixie Runners
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Ozark Eagles
Convertible airplane a logical development says Barnaby
Retired Navy Captain S M Barnaby now a Franklin Institute researcher cites the convertible airplane as a logical step in aviation. He led the Navy's first all metal aircraft project in 1922 and notes the aircraft can simplify take off and landing by reducing deck and light carrier lengths. He envisions military uses like air sea rescue and Maison fields and civil uses for field free four seat aircraft.
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S. M. Barnaby
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Yankees Acquire Mize Face Upped Arm Trouble In Throwing
Fragmented sports notes recount Johnny Mize showing weakness in his throwing arm after his recent acquisition by the Yankees from the Giants. The report mentions a $17,300 contract offer for Dick Wandhletla and Lakeland camp activity with Tampa Bay prospects, plus assorted training quirks and roster chatter across several spring venues in Pasadena Clearwater and Burbank.
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Gohnny Wize
Yankees
Giants
Mize
Laas
Guttisider
Dick Wabrttelafused
Jett
Lakeland
Wrestling Tourney Begins At Auburn
One hundred matmen are expected for the opening matches of the Southeastern Amateur Athletic Union wrestling tournament at Auburn. More than eleven teams compete including defending champion Auburn, Chattanooga, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Emory varsity and B teams, Oglethorpe, Georgia, Nashville YMCA, and Atlanta YMCA. Notables include Sonny Dragoin, John McKenzie, Robin Baker, John Brailevich, and Chattanooga’s George Owens as title contenders in the 165 and 143 pound classes.
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Spider) McKenzie
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Casey Bowe Signs With Atlanta Crackers for 1 Year
Hugh Casey, the fiery pitcher from Flatbush, has signed for at least one more season with his hometown Atlanta Crackers of the Class AA Southern Association. The move solidifies the veteran righthander on a club aiming for success in the league.
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