Martin Expected To Report Next Week With Candidates
The Dothan Browns plan early spring workouts as Martin joins in Birmingham and may report in Dothan by May 2. Tallahassee added to an exhibition schedule with six clubs in Pensacola and two in Florida. The roster includes veterans and rookies as the club prepares for spring training and fall season readiness.
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Directors Vote On Coat of Inaugural Savings Program
A brief item notes that the directors approve the new savings scheme for the organization. The decision aims to bolster reserves and secure financial stability for upcoming projects.
Ohio State Stadium Damaged By Blaze
A three alarm fire damaged the Ohio State University stadium in Columbus, burning a new structure and threatening planned activities for 134 students. Fire officials said preliminary estimates are pending further investigation as smoke filled the large open spaces.
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Campbell Cagers Cop Crown In State Tourney
Phil Campbell won its first state basketball championship at Tuscaloosa, defeating Scottsboro 24 21 after a tight game. Enterprise and Pleasant Home were eliminated in the open round, while Scottsboro edged Hamilton 23 20 to reach the final.
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Tuskegee Beaten by Carolina Team in Orangeburg
The Orangedburg Tigers of South Carolina, independent champions of 1946, defeated Tuskegee Institute 5 to 2 in Orangeburg yesterday. Marion Harrison pitched a seven hit game as Orangeburg collected 16 hits. Tuskegee wraps up the spring exhibition series in Orangeburg March 21 and 22.
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U S Golf Association Simplifies Rules For All Players
The U S Golf Association trimmed rules from 61 to 21 and reduced definitions from 900 to 73 in a major revision. Key changes include replacing out of bounds penalty with loss of distance, allowing a club replacement up to 14 clubs, and a two stroke penalty when the flagstick is struck. The overhaul aims to clarify interpretations and curb gadget-like club use.
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Alabama Displays 1947 Grid Talent In Aday Game
Tuscaloosa AP report says Alabama Reds defeated Harry Gilmer Whites 18 to 7 before 12,000 fans. Gilmer showcased passing flair but Whites failed to sustain drives. Clem Welsh of Winchester sparked Reds with a 34 yard run. new players Lauer Abstan Salem shown among debuts.
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Paraguay President Fights Rebel Group
In Asuncion, President Higinio Morinigo’s government said reinforcements were sent north to bolster troops fighting Concepcion revolutionaries. Government planes bombed military targets in the Concepcion zone last night, the third aerial attack announced by Morinigo, with no results disclosed.
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Hogan tops Jacksonville Open with record par three spill
Ben Hogan faced a brutal third round at the Jacksonville Open as a 140 yard par three hole produced a record high seven on the stroke, sending Hogan to an 82 for the day and 222 overall. Amateurs led by Frank Stranahan posted 212 while Cy Heafner held a 207 after a 69. A rain soaked Hyde Park course saw pools form and difficult greens as players battled the rugged conditions.
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