Oklahoma Kentucky Top Bowl Eligible List
Oklahoma and Kentucky lead the list of teams likely to reach bowl games with others like Tennessee Miami Fla Clemson Wyoming and Colorado States still in contention. The Rose Sugar Orange and Cotton bowls loom as potential destinations as Kentucky faces Tennessee and California battles Stanford in a pivotal weekend. Clemson and Miami also boosted their postseason chances with recent wins while Army Ohio State and California held strong records. Cornell coach Lefty James is hospitalized after a car crash but expected to coach soon.
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Grimsley
NEW York
Texas
Teacis
California
Pasadena
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Tennessee
Miami
Fla
Clemson
Wyoming
Loyola of Los Angeles
Alaama
Southern Methodist
Ni Bi
Tilea
Paraiene
Winds
Sugar
New Orleans
Olahoma
SMU
Dallas
Knoxville
Tenn
Oelshams
New Wengke
Norman
Tillacis
Northwestern
Evanson
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minaccola
Michiganswith Onia
Calfornia
Stanford
Berkeley
Washington
Golden Bears
San Francisco
Illinois
Experiente
Ohio State
Sil
Wild
Palo Ato
Army
Loyola
Dartmouth
Wythraing
Denver
Santa Clara
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
Wichita
Mismi
Florida
Harvard
Minnesota
Brown
Purdue
Town
Notre Dame
Florida and Vanderbilt Tulane tilts shape SEC title race
Kentucky leads SEC hopes with a 10 game winning streak and top scoring pace. Alabama, Florida, Vanderbilt, and Tulane loom as key rivals as Florida meets Vanderbilt and Tulane in major matchups. Bowl implications and conference standings hinge on Saturday results in Knoxville and nearby cities.
Quail and Turkey Seasons Open This Week in Wiregrass
Deer and turkey seasons start today in limited Alabama sections with quail opening Thursday November 23 and running to February 20. Houston County hosts turkey hunting while deer are projected. the duck season starts December 2. End dates vary. long range limits set 108 days or 70 in possession. Football results show Los Angeles Rams over New York, Bears over 49ers, Browns over Redskins, Eagles over Giants, Packers over Lions, and others.
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Houston
Alabama
Fraternity Teaches Newspaper Reading at Wit tenberg College
At Wit tenberg College a Lambda Alpha fraternity started a course on How to Read a Newspaper for pledges to become more intelligent readers. The class analyzes newspapers from Georgia Tech to Vanderbilt and tests readers weekly to gauge comprehension.
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Springfield
Wittenberg College
Lambda
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Miss
State
Florida
Mississippi
Ana
James Garrison
Auborn
Elementary School Boys Meet Tuesday for Midge Basketball League
City Recreation Director W D Hewes announced a meeting for all elementary school boys interested in playing in the Midge Basketball League. Teams will be organized this week with captains elected. plans for junior league play were also discussed. The meeting is set for today at three o'clock at the Center on North Foster Street.
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Hippopotamus
W. D. ¢Rip
Hewes
Dothan
North Foster St. Tomner
Spa Hog
Wiregrass slate previews four day grid action week
Four day Wiregrass grid week features Wednesday night finales and a Thursday afternoon clash between Headland and Newville. Chipley at Graceville renews long rivalry while Slocomb, Hartford, Ozark, and Clayton face Midland City Troy and Geneva hold sway. Towns, Georgia coach, speaks at club dinner as Georgia Eagles film is shown.
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Headland
Newville
Chipley
Graceville
Slocomp
Hartford
Ozark
Troy
Clayston
Midland City
Forrest (Pees) Towns
University of Georgia
Geneva
Towns
Georthe Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Charlie Finney
Samson
Art Clayton
Dothan
Georgia Drum
Jumbia ‘Lions
General International
Panthers
United States
Marianna
Ashford
Alga’eason
Quincy
Jesdat
Osdinad St Ax Menvile
ESDAX
Slocomboe
Artford Chipley
Clayton
Carribie
Carmen
Dothaal Marianna
Colquitt
Mjonaleongite
Dothan Cagers Begin Practice
Dothan Tiger basketball coach Sam Smith opens practice for the 980 51 season with tune up drills and short scrimmages. He aims for improvement and a strong showing in the district tournament while naming a long list of candidates and planning a 20 game schedule starting in December.
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Sam Smith
Dothan Tiger Cagers
Smith
Tigers
Ed Newby
Buddy Simmons
Ed Worthy
Bilton Jones
Charles Worthy
Fa Worthy
Don LaBelle
Don Kennington
Leo Brannon
Charles Gray
Charles Sulliven
Roger Davis
James Wilkes
Scheaule
Malone
Lanier
Kinston
Graceville
Oper
Marianna
Selva
Selvan
Biba
Auburn Homecoming Scheduled Saturday
Auburn alumni plan a two day Homecoming at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute with a Friday pep rally, campus queen crowning, Blue Key trophy decor, floats for Saturday parade, and a 10 am business caston. Frank Malone of New York City leads the event and new officers will be elected. Old grads hold a 1 pm luncheon in the college cafeteria before the game versus Clemson College.
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Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Clemson College
Ie 1
Frank Malone
New York City
Periods and duration guide in boldface and regular type
The Major Periods begin at the times shown and last about an hour and a half or two hours. The Minor Periods, shown in regular type, are somewhat shorter.
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Abpilenger
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Lefty James
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Paul Lane
Alabama Banking CO
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Associated Press
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Scord
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Bob Gain
Willcats
North Dakota
Wilcats
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Sever
Vols
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SEC
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Navy
Dixie
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Atlanta
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Athens
Mississippi State
Bill Davis
Columbus
Art DeCarlo
Turkey
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Los Angeles
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Chicago Bears
Jeters
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Medskins
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Philadelphia
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Giants
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Detroit Lions
Green Bay Pack
Birmingham
Houston County
Lions of Columbia
Alabama Prep
Colimvians
Abbeville
Great Lakes
Aest
Idaho
Dion
General Electric
Chapman Housing Company
Wilson's
Baiton
Wilson
Ray Mendez
Gwe Naution
San Juan
Perto Rico
Tou
American School
Moniqueery
Krete
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