Wiregrass Grid Picks And Upsets Stir Debate
In Wiregrass football notes by Vetor Smith, Cottonwood beat Columbia while Andalusia overwhelmed Enterprise 12-0. All-Wiregrass ballot counting begins, with end positions hotly contested among Enterprise Pridgen Harrison Cottonwood R L Hall Columbia alford and KilLingsworth. Rip Hewes’s Dothan Tigers impressed at Tallahassee, and bowling-season chatter centers on Army UCLA USC and potential Sugar Bowl matchups amid Georgia and other southern programs.
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Cottonwood
Columbia
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Lions
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Jake Moore
Sellers
Moore
Aubrey Green
Henry Killingsworth
Alford
Andalusia
Wildcats
Enterprise
Bulldogs
Hartford
Pridgen and
Harrison
R. L. Hall
James Alford
Rip
Rip’ Hewes
Tallavhassee
Tigers
Wave Can Beat Irish One Way
Tulane faces Notre Dame as 70,000 fans are expected at the New Orleans stadium for a regular season clash. The public relations director notes a Southern attendance record of 62,137 set earlier this season when Alabama narrowly beat Tulane.
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Tulane
Notre Dame
Horace Renegar
South
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Henry Frnka
Irish
Ushys
Dothan Bees Set To Host Rehobeth Panthers In Final Game
Dothan Bees meet Rehobeth Panthers at Wiregrass Stadium in a season finale pitched as a well matched clash. Dothan brings a light edge in experience while Rehobeth plays shorthanded due to injuries to two 200-pound tackles. Panthers, led by Captain Allen Kelly and Gene Clark, have overcome midseason injuries while debuting seven starting players from their first game. Coach Ralph Toole and Coach Wewer oversee a compact, hardworking program as band and PA system promise a lively show.
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Wiregrass Stadium
Rehobeth
Panthers
Ralph Toole
Panther
Little Tigers of
Dothan
Allen Kelly
Gene Clark
Joe Parker
Gene Elliott
Reese David
Charles Davis
Hubert McNeil
Frank Cobb
John Phillips
Roscoe Hugones
Jack Mullins
David West
Carl McNeil
Wewer
Coast Fans And Scribes Condemn Rose Bowl Tie Up
Los Angeles sports writers and Pacific Coast Conference officials express disappointment over Berkeley Rose Bowl decision. Critics argue the closed door policy robs other teams and fear Army’s challenge next New Year’s Day. Alums USC and Daily Bulletin condemn the move as undermining the Rose Bowl and yearbook the game’s historic role.
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Alumina
Arn
California
Army
Phiy
Pasadena
Southwest
Southern California
Far West
Berkeley
Fran
USC. L.A
Trojan
UCL U. A
Daily Binns
Gilmer Makes All-Southeastern on U P Team
Alabama star Gilmer earns a spot on the United Press 1910 All-Southeastern Conference honor roll. The list names Ray Poole, Broughton Williams, Dick Huffman, A Tittle, Harry Gilmer and others from Mississippi, Florida, Georgia Tech, Georgia, Tennessee, and more across positions including ends, tackles, guards, centers, and backs.
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Mississippi
Gloster
Miss
Broughton Williams
Florida
Tampa
Fla
Dick Huffman
Tennessee
Charleston
W. Va
al Sidorik
Miss. State
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Conn
Herbert
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Birmingham
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Charles Conerly
Clarksdale
Charles Trippi
Pittston
Bill Hildebrand
Jim Powell
John North
Vanderbilt
Wallace Jones
Bob Davis
Georgia Tech
Alf Satterfield
Walter Barnes
Charley Compton
Gaston Bourgeois
Tulane
Mike Mihalic
Ween Worley
Ray Crost
Tenn
Vaughn Mancha
Elbert Corley
Frank Broyles
Bowl talk flares as Georgia and Tech face uncertain bowls
Reports swirl over Georgia and Georgia Tech post season chances with Army looming in discussion. Coaches fear Army's Black Knights could disrupt plans while Sugar Bowl officials warn no invitations have been issued. Meanwhile, conference tilts and inter conference clashes add to the season's unpredictability.
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Georgia Tech
Athens
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Army
Oran
Astay
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Hogan Favored As Atlanta Meet Gets Under Way
A field of 156 players begins the $12,000 Druid Hills Invitational in Atlanta led by Ben Hogan the year’s top money winner and favorite to win the 72-hole event on the 6,570-yard course. Contenders include Herman Keiser Sammy Snead Jimmy Demaret Dutch Harrison Henry Ransom and Harold McSpaden. entry will be cut to 100 after today’s round and to 60 for the final 36 holes with Gene Dahlbender among entrants holding the 72-hole record at 278.
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Atlanta
Druid Hills
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jiogan
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Knoxville
Richmond
Augusta
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Texas
Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Henry Ransom
Ravinia
Ills
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Humble of Rice Lineman of the Week
Humble, Rice Institute guard, is named Lineman of the Week in the AP poll after his standout performance against Texas A&M. The nomination list includes Ends Mann and others, with guards Humble and Andros among the featured players from Oklahoma and Southern.
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Houston
Tex
Weldon Humble
Rice Institute
Texas Aggies
Associated Press
Agrie
Botckey Koch
Humble
Army
Oklahoma
Mann
Michigan
Paine
Ballard
Louisiana
Williams
Georgia
Edwards
Texas
Christian
Minor
Arkansas
Rice
Andros
Sidwright
Southern
Fliers Seek Revenge Over Samson Team
Midland City Fliers prepare for revenge against Samson at 1 p.m. tomorrow on the Midland field. Samson beat the Fliers 28-6 earlier, but Midland now has a stronger lineup with Captain Johnny Byrd Joe Newton DeWitt Thompson and Jack Beasley in the backfield and a solid line, despite Red Adams missing the season. Beasley, moved from blocking back, sparked an upset over Brundidge 18-6 earlier this year.
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Midland City Fliers
Samson
Midland Field
Midland City
Johnny Byrd
Joe Newton
DeWitt Thompson
Star
Jack Beasley
Big Red Adams
Beasley
Brundidge
Dothan
Methodist Centers Nabors and Meeks Lead Key Matchups
The report highlights Methodist players Nabors and Meeks driving attention in upcoming clashes with Penn, South Carolina, Duke, Georgia Tech, and Texas Tech.
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Methodist
Bednarik
Penn
Meeks
South Carolina
Duke
Georgia Tech
Nabors
Texas Tech
Rainy Day Hunter Season Opens Amid Weather Woes
Inclement weather slowed opening day for Alabama game hunting with many hunters staying indoors. A few ventured out in pursuit of bob whites and other game as the season began November 20, with doves and duck season following a split schedule through January 9. Warden I C Ezell notes continued ammo shortages and that hunters have stocked up.
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