Tigers Face Openers as 1949 Squad Shows Spark and Fumbles
The 1949 Tigers return with experience after a 1948 season plagued by fumbles and illness. Coach Rip Hewes steers a talent rich squad led by linemen Ramsey Wyatt and backs Creel Laye and Patik. Starting lineup hints include Jackson Longenevar at ends, Zbinden and Gills at tackle, Newby at center, Laye and Gray competing at QB/receiver roles, with Parish and Wilkes in backfield depth. A Geneva opener on Sept. 15 looms as the test for this promising, error prone club.
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Rip
Hewes
Tigers
Jack Creel
Rabbit
Jack Hovater
Sam Smith
Bill Enell
Bill Enell Hav » Talenterich
Geneva
Henry Jackson
Morgan Longevear
Longevear
Bob Zbinden
Billy Gills
Zbinden
Richard Ramsey
Robert Wyatt
Ramsey
Wyatt
Edward Newby
Tess
Ed Gun
Oliver Day
Paul
Newby
Doug Laye
Buddy Simmons
Charles Gray
Laye
Don Kennington
Creel
Charles Patik
Faull de
Griffin Givens
Jimmy Parieh
Quarerbark
Ds Wood
Tommy Wilkes
Tullieck
Ligon Johoson
Simmons
Stramana
Parish
Bovkefields
Randy Chares
Adkerson
Hoyater
Hammond
Evans
Faulk
Givens
Pareish
Johnson
Greer
Gray
Sage
Longgrear
Jeff Hudson
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Longervar
Jackson
How ‘Water
Hudson
Akerson
Billy Hill
Nammy Alexander
Richard Brackan
Gillis
Tommy Ashley
Pat Patramore
Robert Earl Hatcher
Woodford Fletcher
John Pullen
Gerald Gillis
Billy Lamb
Lea Brannon
Kenneth Givens
Ummy Maureil
Herbert Hovey
Cary Clark
Newbr Church
Gerald Cherry
Cecil Cantley
John Harris
Kenn
Nalfuacks — Creel
Paish
James Wilkes
Davis Suggs
Bobby Bullard
Wayne Creamer
Sidney Charman
Lavon Arnold
Joe Askew
Max Harper
Wilkes
Earl Hardy
Enterprise and Kinston Coast Into State Cage Showdown
Usual cage champs gather for the Class AA state tournament with 36 teams, 45 players, and 8 returning coaches. Notables include Enterprise, Kinston, and Lanier defending champion Sidney Lanier High School of Montgomery. high scorer Joe Stone of Emma Sansom leads among 1980 players with 434 points.
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Enterprise
Kinston
Sidney Lanier High School
Montgomery
Coffee High
Florence
Ensley
Birmingham
Lanier
Murphy
Mobile
McGill
Selma
Valley High
Talladega
Huntsville
Hayden Riley
Coffee
Claude McLain
Enwey
Havis Dawson
John Scarborough
W. H Brown
Valley
Robert Warden
Ray Dichariy
Bryant Steele
Rins
Russel Taylor
B. W. West
Pisgah
Joe Stone
Emima Sansone
Gadsden
Vincent Dooley
Jack Turner
Ronnie Rowney
Joe Knight
John Bearborough
Winfield
Fred Freaks—Estes
Bndson Lanett
Paul Crowe
Mat Morgan
Emma Sansom
Tuscaloosa
Douglas Rhodes
Jim Ward
Edward Howell
Ed Baxley
Bobby Davis
Sevong Row
Buford Brooks
Jim Ajlen
Leonard Hargrove
Fred Clark
David Pleming
Eagle
Eddie Sawyer Faces Awful Truth With Fighting Phils
Clearwater, Eddie Sawyer lays out 1930 pennant hopes for Philadelphia Phils. He notes sixth place finish last year and lists seven sure starters including Ennis, Hamner, Heintzelman, Roberts, Meyer, Konstanty, and Waitkus. If Waitkus can’t play full time, Sisler or Golial may fill in. Sanicki and Ashburn compete for outfield spots with Ennis in right.
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Mike Golial
Toronto
Eddie Miller
Sawyer
Eadie Sanicki
Richie Ashburn
Ennis
Hf Sanicki
Ashburn
Epnie
Jotimy Blatnik
Stan Hell
Coaches Name Starting Lineup From 18 Returning Lettermen
Daiban Tigers spring practice shows 18 returning lettermen competing for 14 starting roles. Notable players include Simmons, Laye, Newby, Adkerson, Givens, Faulk, and Wilkes. Shifts move Stramana to quarterback and Parish to halfback, with Kennedy handling kicking duties.
Tate Junior Five Has Winning Season
Tate Juniors of Ge neve County claim the championship with an eight and two record in a season highlighted by a final 37 28 victory over the Fadette Juniors. Coach Maurice Mc Swain's lineup included John Homer Carr Toll Jerry Dunaway Royce Vickers Preston Anderson Eilie Moss Irby Doyle Brooking and Bonnie Hilton. Hoover becomes the first president to be televised while secretary of commerce in 1927, with Bell Labs tech linking Washington to New York by wire and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Geneve
Tate Five
Fassette
Fadette
Maurice McSwain
John Homer Carr Toll
Jerry Dunaway
Royce Vickers
Preston Anderson
Eilie Moss
Irby Doyle Brooking
Bonnie Hilton
Hoover
New York
Herbert ‘Hoover
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Washington
Une
Whitman and Nichol Son Prep Hitting Feats
Sauticki, incidentally, a young man with three major league hits in 13 at bats, all home runs, is noted alongside Dick Whitman and Bill Nichol as part of the report on rising batting prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whitman
Bill Nicholson
Sauticki
Cousy Leads AP All America Five From Holy Cross and Others
Bob Cousy of Holy Cross heads the 1960 AP All-America college basketball team, joined by Paul Arizin of Villanova, Dick Schnittker of Ohio State, Paul Larsen of Bradley, and Ken O'Shea of Notre Dame. The selections came from 429 sports writers and broadcasters after a highly contested season, with voting totals highlighting the crisscross of star performances across major programs.
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Ted Mer
NEW York
Bob Cousy
Holy Cross
Paul Arizin
Villanova
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Paul Laren
Bradley
Kewn O'Shea
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Columbia
Crusader
Ovente Fra
St. Albans
X.Y
Anima
Rage
Schnits
Ohio
Saiz Toy
Unruh
O'Shea Umiharom Brad’ey'e Bo
O'Shea
Wisconsin
Sherman White
Long Island
Bill Spivey
Kentucky
Clyde Lovelette
Kansas
Charley Share
Bowling Green
Nate Delong
River Fells
Wis
Chet Giermal
William and Mary
Bob Labey
Western Kentucky
Chuck Cooper
Duqueene
Adeack
Vanderbilt
Line and Hirsch
Burris
Tennessee
Burkett May Start For Alabama Reds
In Tuscaloosa AP report Red and White coaches fine tune for Alabama’s annual 40 Nira-squad game. Reds backfield features Burkett with Avinger Salem and Chiccietti. Whites likely start Brown McCain Melton and Calvin. Game time moved to 9 45 p m to finish before the state basketball semi finals.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Butch Avinger
Ed Salem
Larry Chiccietti
Jum Burkett
Reds
Jack Brown
iGeorge McCain
Bimbo Melton
Ton Calvin
Durocher cites speed and defense boosting Giants
Giants manager Leo Durocher says added speed and stronger defense will lift the club, boosting morale and improving pitching by strengthening the middle. Casey Stengel pushes readiness for Frank Shea joining the Yankees. Sam Jethroe and other spring topics appear in multiple camps while Connie Mack’s staff forecasts five pitchers ready in 15 games.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
ST. Petersburg
Frank Shea
New York Yankees
Newark
Casey Stengel
West Palm Beach
Connie Mack
Mlarion Gopadze
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Phil Marchildon
Lott Brissi
Joe Coleman
Dick Fowler
Alex Kellner
Holy Cross Fives Fall Upset Hits Three Tourney Teams
In New Haven Yale upset Holy Cross 60 to 42 as Holy Cross, Duquesne, and Syracuse all entering NCAA or NIT play were troubled. Bob Cousy, named to the AP All America team, led Holy Cross with 18 points but the upset stunned the Big Five tourney night as Villanova routed Duquesne and Canisius defeated Syracuse.
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NEW York
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Syracuse
District One
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Courney
Villanova
Canisius
Carriever
Bob Cousy
Associated Press
Haly Cross
Peacock
NCAA
Phil
College teams cleared for 32 in national meet era
In the first game of a doubleheader the injured Pennsylvanis Missouri Central and Kansas Wer leyan featured, while New Mexico A&M earned a berth. The National Gen Society lists Hamline and others among the teams certified for the 32 in the western youth era. John Colter 11007.
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Medohlas Patearn
Darler Duquetse
Suki Bandh
Antic
Peleetra
Pennsylvanis
Missouri Central
Kansas
Werleyan
New Mexico
A & Mteer Ciy
Hamline
Wire
John Colter
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Eddie Sawyer
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Daiban Tigers
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Bip” Hewes
Tal
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Kim Howater
Wayne Adkerson
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Julian Evans
Ed Newby
Jack Creed
Charles Faulk
Jimmy Parrish
Logan Johnson
Sunior
Bees
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Alabama Reds
Durocher
Giants
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Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
Sam Jethroe
Earl Torgeeson
Sphia
Andy Seminick
Seminick
Lane
Rede
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Herbert (Sherty) Marshall
Georgia
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Alessandro Volts
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Cincinnati
Loton W. Powell
Supreme
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