Reuben Wearing Letter From Ashford Sparks High School Fuzz
A carbon copy letter to Curt Harper of the Alabama High School Athletic Association discusses a ruling by the Southeastern Board of Atlanta about Mouston County High School Columbia Ale playing an ineligible athlete Bristow. It questions trophy and purse awards and urges the appointment of a committee to find the guilty parties. The piece then shifts to analysis of Coach Dave Brown's "A" formation for the Tigers, detailing setup and strategic advantages.
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Ashford
Curt Harper
Alabama High School Athletic Association
Wiregrass
Harper
Southeastern Board of
Atlana
Mouston County
Columbia
Ale
Bristow
Geneva
Columbia High School
Morris F. Aman
Dave Brown
Tigers
Lajow
Brown
Tiger
Ang Tigers
New York Giants
Ear Injury Dashes Louis Title Bid by Charles
Detroit AP reports Ezzard Charles will be sidelined for two months due to a left ear injury after his 15 round defense against Jersey Joe Walcott at Olympia Stadium. The setback ends Louis’s April shot at the heavyweight title, as Charles weighs 198 and Walcott 192 amid a tense, raucous crowd of 13,852.
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Ezzard Charles
Louis
Jersey
Walcott
Ezzard
Charles
Olympia Stadium
Gay
Tal
Joe
Bronx
Walcot
Felix Bocchichhia
Camden
N. J
Old Joe
Eeard
Walealt
Ministry of Education
Lowa
Figlfast
Ielang
Chicago
Watrolt
Trend Toward Unified Athletic Aid Rules Across Conferences
Dallas AP report quotes Southwest Conference executive secretary Howard Grubbs noting a definite trend toward standard athletic aid policies among colleges. He cites similar ceilings on aid, centralized outside aid, and uniform limits on earning during the school year, with a possible spring joint meeting to harmonize minor points and a potential move to the Southeastern contract system.
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Dallas
Howard Grubbs
Southwest Conference
Big Seven
Cole Loges
Grubbs
Southwest
Grubs
Sai
Southeastern
Pensacola Jackson Favorites In Alabama Class AA Tourney
Pensacola and Jackson of Jacksonville were co favorites for the Class AA crown as the Alabama high school state tournament opened. Teams include Winfield, Ensley, Lanier, and Florence in the opening round with 32 squads competing in the 90th annual event.
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Tuscaloosa
Murphy
Mobile
Huntsvillé
Ensley
Winsfield
Birmingham
Clazs A
Priceville
Huntsville
Lanier
Montgomery
Lanett
Jamesville
Fla
UPY Pensacola
Jackson
Jasonville
Woodlawn
Birmingade
Anniston
Bufauin
Cornals
Fee
Florence
Pensacola
Robert BE
Lee
Oxford
Kniston
Jacksonville
Miami Senior High
Columbia Ends Perfect Season
Columbia Lions finish 23 0 in Ivy League play after beating Princeton 73 66 sealing an undefeated league record. Lou Rossini key hit and John Azary scored 17 taking career total past 1000 as Columbia heads to NCAA bid with Illinois Kentucky and St Johns matchup looming.
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Milo Farne
NEW York
Justo
Lou Rossini
Columbia Lions
Princeton
New Yorkers
Columbia
Army
Thermal
Rossini Gk
Gordon Ridings
Rossini
John ‘Azary
Tigers
Azaty
Lions
Ilinois
Kentucky
St John's
Brooklyn
Oklahoma Aggies
Houston
Missouri Valley
Western Kentucky
Bradley
Utah
Toledo
Wyoming
Syracuse
Frank Thomas Shows Slight Improvement
Alabama Athletic Director Frank Thomas remains in recovery after circulatory problems. Dr. Joe Hirsh said Thomas is not out of the woods yet, but his pulse is stronger and he is brighter with better heart action. He was brought to South Highland infirmary about a week ago following a serious illness two years ago.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Joe Hirsh
Thomas
Hirsh
South J Highland Infirmary
Sam Snead Returns to Miami Beach Open Play
Sammy Snead, golf's leading money winner last year, resumes tour at the Miami Beach Open at North County Isle golf course. He shot an eight under par 63 to win the promember tournament and has been inactive since a broken left hand last December, with plans to compete through January.
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Taree
Miami Beach
Sian
Tate Min
Sammy Snead
Northandy Isle
Laren
le Gorce Country Club
Snead
Fim Holland
University of 3
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Ader-Kelly Clothing Co
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Winfield
Triurephs
Sermue
Coffer
Sidney Lanier
Calhoun County
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Tavares
Decatur
Fairhose
Tallasgee
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Yankees
Mark Freeman
Louisiana State University
New York Yankees
Louisiana
W. Main
Ana W. D. Williams
Praie
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Arrow and Manhattan
Arrow and
Manhattan
America’s Finest
Jarman
Florsheims
Edwin Clapp
Handsome Easter
Palm Beach
Hart, Schaftner & Marx Gabardines
Blumberg’s
Garfield Ace
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