Tigers Intra-Squad Tilt Pits Whites Against Reds
Dothan high school prepares for an intra-squad football scrimmage on Tuesday with White backfield facing a Red line led by Captain Purvis. Coaches Hewes and Howarter criticized Friday’s ragged effort as squads tune timing before the big showdown.
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Wilkes
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Cardinals and Red Sox Lead 1960 Pennant Odds
The St. Louis Cardinals and the Boston Red Sox are favored to repeat as pennant winners in the National and American Leagues this season, according to odds released by AP.
J C Softball League Forming For Summer In Dothan
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Dothan Softball League for the summer. Harry Anderson and W C Lokey Jr invite managers players and groups to apply. Last year eight teams return with four already signed in for the 1946 season. The circuit may expand to 12 teams and split into fast and slow leagues with night games on the Baker lot in Dixie starting mid April and running through August. Creel's Creamers defending champions are expected back and a veterans club may form under a local group.
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Creamers
Wash Day Monday In Major Leagues
Baseball braces for a Monday hearing led by Commissioner Albert B Chandler as Larry MacPhail accuses Branch Rickey and the Dodgers of defamation. The closed session in Sarasota will address alleged remarks linked to betting commissioners and Leo Durocher, with no rush for a ruling.
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Larry MacPhail
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Earl Hilligan
American League
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Dodgers
Rickey
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Havana
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Chandler
Cincinnati
Talbert Tops Mulloy For Shot At Kramer
Billy Talbert the fifth seed upset Gardnar Mulroy in the Miami tournament semifinals setting a final with national champion Jack Kramer. Kramer earlier defeated Pancho Segura in straight sets to advance.
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Dimaggio May Be On Beach Until May 1
ST. PETERSBURG AP Joe Dimaggio likely misses early games as he recovers from heel surgery. Manager Bucky Harris improvises with Joe Medwick in cleanup and Yankees struggle for power in spring training. DiMaggio’s heel operation disrupted training. he was flown to Puerto Rico for rehab and skin grafting. If ready, he may start in center by May 1.
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Grapefruit League Briefs Span Several Spring Games
Vic Rasch pitched six innings to pace the New York Yankees B squad to a 4 1 victory over the International Leaguers in Bartow Florida. The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 1 in Hollywood. St Louis Cardinals shut out the Detroit Tigers 9 0 in Lakeland as Alpha Brazie and Jim Hearn led the mound effort. New York Yankees beat the Red Sox 3 1 in St Petersburg while Phil Phillies edged the Athletics 2 1 in West Palm Beach.
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Stranahan Takes Greensboro Lead With 67
Frank Stranahan fired a 67 to grab the halfway lead at the Greater Greensboro Open, totaling 140 after a 73 first round. Vic Ghezzi and Herman Barron trailed by one stroke, with Cary Middlecoff and Jimmy Demaret in the top group as wind and rain reshaped Starmount Forest standings.
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Toledo
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Charlie Farlow
Starmount Forest Country Club
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Sanford
Stranahan
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