Headland Runners Build Up Prospects for Spring Camp
Headland's baseball squad gathers for spring drills with 38 candidates reporting and plans to add about 10 more. Manager Ding Halstead visits for a talent tour, aiming to open camp Monday after evaluating McPherson a 26 year old from Helena. Pangburn Cheel Trammel and Glover anchor a hopeful roster as exhibition games line up in Enterprise Pensacola and with Troy State before April 17 season opener.
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John McPherson
Hopea
Ding Halstead
Headland
Halstead
McPherson
Helena
Ark
Chicle 2nd Wins Gulfstream Handicap Despite Rain
In a rain sodden Gulfstream Pack Handicap at Miami Pia, Chicle 2nd beat a late scratched field including Calumet Farm's Bewitchad Armed, earning $15,000 with a one length margin yesterday.
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Miami
Pia
Chicle
Gulfstream Pack
Calumet Farm
Bewitchad Armed
Alabama State League Schedule 1950 Item
Alabama State League schedule notes a So Daie followed by NI demeter day game, with an afternoon game listed for July 4. Dale followed fA denotes an afternoon game, and a Hasbert game is to be played July 1. An All-Star game is set for August 7.
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Dale
Hasbert
Dothan High Tigers Ready After Strong Spring Practice
Dothan Highs football staff shows optimism as spring drills progress with experienced players and improving offense. Quarterback options include Gray, Lave, Siamons, and Kennington, while running backs contend for starting duties. Line positions and overall team depth look solid, with an intra-squad game planned to conclude the three week session.
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Dothan High
Ripper
Charles Gray
Doug Lave
Buddy Siamons
Don Kennington
Tommy Wilkes
Ligon Johnson
Jack Creel
Charlee Faulk
Gritfin Givens
Bobby Bullard
Joe Askew
Jimmy Parrish
Mewes Gayy
Ea Newby
Ea Gunnels
Oliver Day
Paul Ao
Hewea
Newby
Coening
Tigers
Teg Warly
Rede
Snakes of Oklahoma Cite Copperheads Most Common
Oklahoma had few poisonous snakes with copperhead being the most common and cottonmouth or water moccasin noted, while rattlesnakes were scarce. This brief wildlife note highlights regional reptile prevalence and hazards for area residents and travelers.
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Babe Zaharias shoots pastures tour for tourney record
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Chicago born, carded 73 at Augusta Country Club to lead the annual Pasture Tour after day one. Claire Doran trailed with a 74, aiming to total 208, a mark set in 1949. Blakely and Jakin legs of the tour reported crowds and farm program leaders guiding sessions with W.A. Cleazeman and others.
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Findlay
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O. B. Riverson
Beanchamy Houston
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Willet Mas Dowell
I Gray
John Wade Sheppard
Joe Bryant
C. Jerter
Charlie Cowart
Arlington
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N. A. McPhaul
Farmers Home Administration
H. A. Felder
C. H. King
0. King
Singletary
Sherman
Jakin Wit
W. A. Cleazeman
Lamar Cannon
T. A. Wiliams
Robert Freman
L. Pierce
Wilbur Evans
Aems
Millard Still
W. EB. Martin
Phlsey
Abbeville Eufaula Enter Flint River League
Abbeville and Eufaula join the Flint River League joining Cuthbert Blakely to form a four team loop. The league reorganized with A B Killingaworth elected president replacing Jack Movater. Season runs April 23 to August 13 with a July All Star game and a split season leading to a playoff. Tack White leads Blakely, Jack Cliton retires as manager.
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Eufaula
Blakely
Ontfite
Cuthbert
Old Georgia Mitoberd
Tours
Blekeinbridge
Calhoun County
Donalsenville
Headland's Dixie Runners
Alabama Sting
Troy
Killingaworth
Fort Gaines
Jack Smovater
Dothan
FBL
Million Dollar Road and Bridge Program in Washington County
Washington County commission unveils a $1,000,000 road and bridge program to run over the next 12 months focusing on primary routes. About $607,000 has already been allocated for highways with additional bridge funding planned. Officials also pledge continued support for the Health Department's DDT insect control program, credited with major local impact.
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Chipley
Washington County Revenue
Health Department
Bridge replacement plan discussed by local boards and clubs
A fragmented note outlines a proposal to replace the Millers Ferry Bridge with two pavilions linked by a bridge and notes involvement from Chipley’s Chamber of Commerce and boards of revenue. Mentions malaria concerns and county leadership under Olin G. Shivers with state legislative attention.
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Board of Revenue Agends
Chipley
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Couny
Tseoster
Olin G
Wi Cotmin
Laghismare
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