Senators Hit 36 Home Runs In Two Days At Camp
The Associated Press reports Washington’s hitters belted 36 homers in two days at camp with Kam Mele and others contributing. Leo Durocher weighs lineup shifts as the Giants discuss Beggins’ salary. Musial aims to resume Cardinals practice. Yankee holds out Hume and West. Barney McCosky seeks return. Larry Doby belts a 400 foot homer in intra squad at Tucson.
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Associated Press
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Washington
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Prade
Kam Mele
Zarlartay
West Palm Beach
Philadelphia
Barney McCosky
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Tucson
Larry Doby
Randolph * Park
Cleveland “ Indians
Deby
Bob Lemon
Coffee High Ensley Favored Quintets As Tourney Opens
Coffee High of Florence and Ensley of Birmingham lead as co favorites in the Class AA state high school tournament opener in Tuscaloosa. Both teams enter with 27 straight wins, Coffee at 6 ft 3 in, Ensley noted for its quick attack. First round pairings and times set the field for today with eight games reducing the contenders before semi finals tomorrow.
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Ena
Vatley
Pissen
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Ege
Tampa Jesuit, Seabreeze, Havana win state tourney openers
Top seeded Tampa Jefferson routed Hillsborough 5 21 in Class A. Marianna beat Mulberry 47 0 as Anderson and Wells led with 14 and Crip 12. Broward faces Marianna next. Seabreeze and Havana won Class B and Class C openers, with Seabreeze beating Lake City 66 26 and Havana 58 30. Other scores include Vero Beach 40 Tarpon Springs 95 and St Joseph’s 34 St Augustine.
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Wells
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Ghiotto
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Vero Beach
Tarpon Springs
South Broward
St. Joseph's
St. Augustine
MacClenny-Glen
Olph
Wewshiichks
Lake Flacid
Tevares
Churuckla
Elba Tourney Sets New Attendance Record
Elba AA second district basketball tournament set a district attendance record, surpassing Dothan’s Class A tally. Principal Sam Casey reports total paid attendance at 2,084 students and 1,714 adults, with overall paid attendance around 3,?788. Dothan’s tournament figures were not reported, but district total neared 5,000.
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Coaches Select All Second District Basketball Quintet
Kinsaul of Hartford dominated the All-District team as he led the pick. Sellers of Columbia and Prince of Midland City followed, with Clark of Rehobeth and Gunter of Abbeville making the first team. The selection reflects votes from 45 district coaches across 18 top programs, highlighting Wiregrass League influence and varied standout careers.
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Hartford
Wiregasaficials Association
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Columbia
Charlee Prince
Midland City
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Rehobeth
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Wiregrass Basketball League
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Simmons
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Atho Jiete
Wallace Tribble Saia
David Rivenbark
University of Louisville
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Weighy
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Kiasaul
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Dudley Gunter
Jordan
New Brockton Sullivan
Ozark
Kinston
Alabama intra squad game marred by injuries and shifts
Alabama Reds vs Whites intra-squad clash ends as two more Reds join injured list. Burkett Jenkins out with back injury and Pat O'Sulli bruised knee may miss action. Head coach Red Drew moves Dick Barry to Reds replacing Burker. Several players including Holdnak Davis Jenkins and Worthington operate minor surgeries.
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Pla
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Dick Barry
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Burker
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Chasley Davis
Jug Jenkins
Ad Worthington
Eddie Salem
Butch Avinger
Jack Brown
Bimbo Mellon
George McCain
Tom Calein
Final Round Tonight In Headland Tourney
Headland hosts the final round of a two night independent basketball tournament. Wilson Packers of Dothan face Malone Atomics with the Nippers taking Troy Independents in the other semifinal. Consolation at 7 20, championship at 8 30.
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Malane Atomics
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Wilson
Malone
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Enfinger
Glark
Mip
Western Kentucky Tourney Darkhorse
New York AP report previews the National Invitation Tournament with Western Kentucky as a darkhorse. Ea Diddie returns as coach as Hilltoppers face Niagara in the opener and aim to reach semifinals, potentially meeting Bradley and Kentucky. Bradley and Western Kentucky lead the field with fast-paced offenses and veteran control, while St Johns San Francisco and others await.
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Ea Diddie
Tat
Bradley
Hilltoppers
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Westerns
Loghomore Club
Western
Diddle
Bob Lavoy
Niagara
St. John's
Associated Press
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CCNY
LaSalta
Meels Arizona
Gong Island
Syva
Curse and Byes Shape Kentucky Tournament Draw
The text notes Bradley Kentucky Bu quesne and St Johns being given byes into the first round, with their overdrawn status. They will begin play in the quarter finals on Monday and Tuesday, outlining the tournament schedule and seeded entries for the upcoming rounds.
Reds Reject Bapges Berlin
East Zone Communists show reluctance to reveal party membership at a party officials conference. Neues Dewnsth land, voice of the East German Socialist Unity Party, reported that over 80 percent of attendees did not wear party badges.
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Neues Dewnsthland
Two Veterans Lead After Miami Beach Round One
Veterans Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina and Chandler Harper of Portsmouth Virginia shared the first round lead at the Miami Beach Invitational with three under par 68s. The event features about 220 players over two courses Normandy and Bayshore. Other notable names include Cary Mitchecoff, Walter Burkema, Gene Kunes, and professionals from various regions.
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Tom
Flo
Chunky
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N.C
Watt
la Gorce Country Club
Chandler Harper
Portynouth
S Palmer
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Harper
Normandy
Baychore
Cary Mitchecoff
Mephis
Tenn
Damond Head
Fla
Walter Burkema
Franklin, Mich
Gene Kunes
Hollywood
Coach Of Year Adolpa Rupp Reigns In AR News
Adolpa Rupp was voted the coach of the year for his work with a Kentucky quintet that won the Southeastern Conference crown and earned an invitation to a postseason tourney. He praised new players who joined the team and helped raise its performance to new heights.
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Adolpa Rupp
Caac
Optus More
Kentucky
Weis Rupp
Seca
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