McGehee and Tigers Clash After LSU Rout
Oscar Fraley reviews LSU coach Tinsley’s scrappy win over Southeastern Louisiana 48 to 7, notes Dreary practice scrimmage with reserves, and contrasts with Alabama, Vanderbilt, Michigan State results. Mentions McGehee’s pride in his Southeastern Louisiana players amid heavy postseason prep.
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McGaehee
Jane
Tinsley
Marcy
Alabama
Mississippi Southern
Vanderbilt
Marshall
Bigale Munn
Michigan State
Spartans
Arizona
Certenary Army
Davidson
Temple
Rhode Island
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Rie
Southeastern Louisiana
Most Bowl Pictures Take Shape College Bowl Prospects Narrow
New York AP report outlines Rose Bowl contenders California and Ohio State as formal selections expected today. Sugar Cotton and Orange bowls still open with multiple candidates like Oklahoma Tulane Maryland Tennessee Baylor Rice and Santa Clara under consideration as conference officials weigh matchups and scheduling in a fluid postseason picture.
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California
Ohio State
GaiMeLer
NEW York
Oklahoma
Tulane
Kentucky
Lynch —Waldorf
Californis Brars
Stanford
Ty m
Cornia State
Biefen
Michigan
Yale
Twite
Minnesola
Gophers
Wisconsin
New
Orleana
F. Winchau
Mid Winter Sports Association
Vaid
Sooners
Notre Dame
Navy
Green Wave
Louisiana ‘State
Sill
Oklahoma A
Mt. ._ Baylor
Dan Rogers
Dallas
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Rice
Baylor
Miami
Texas Christian
Payee
Maryland
Michigan State
Tennessee
North Carolina
Vols
Santa Clara
Virginia
van C. Kussrew
Oklsharoa
Officials Meet to Discuss Basketball Officiating
Members of the Wiregrass Officials Association will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock at the courthouse in Dothan to discuss basketball officiating problems Provident Al Brownfield has announced.
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Wiregrass Officials Association
Dothan
Provident
al Brownfield
Columba-Liocomb Sets Stage For Big Week Of Wiregrass Rivalries
The week features Columbia Lions and Slocomb in key Wiregrass clashes as undefeated teams and title contenders prepare for a high stakes slate. Peanut Bowl at Dothan pits Cottonwood against Samson on Thanksgiving afternoon while Abbeville, Hartford, and other area teams chase playoff momentum and final-season showdowns.
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Remi
Blocombax
Columbia
Charlie Pinngy
Biocom
Mperse
Socom
Ashford
Newville
Newton
Dozier
Headland
Cottonwood
Abbeville
Slocomb
Geneva
Hartford
Graceville
Samson
Rehobeth
Bees
Newton Oat Vines
Vicksburg
Panthers
Columbia Slocum
Duel
Midland City
Clayton
Gzark
Troy
Chipley
Marianna Bulldogs
Quincy
Nine College Teams End Perfect Seasons
NEW YORK AP nine college football teams completed perfect seasons while sixteen remained unbeaten or untied after weekend results. Virginia’s seven game streak ended by Tulane 28-14, Muskingum fell to Washington & Jefferson 26-7, Westchester Teachers dropped their ninth start to Delaware 27-14, and Florida A&M’s run ended with a 13-? loss to Southern U. California, Emery & Henry and others sit with multiple wins as contenders.
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New York
Virginia
Tulane
Big Green
Muskingum
Ohio
Washington & Jefferson
Westchester
Delaware
Florida & & M
Southern U
Etx
California
Emery Aryl Henry
Wayne
Trachers
Hillsdale
Mich
St. Vincent
Trinity
Conn
Ball Stele
Ind
Hanover Lnd
St Ambrose
Loway
Sugmyaing
Seagone
Wetford
Newberry
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A & M
College of Faresiic
California Poly
Hawaii
Oregon College of Education
San Francisco State
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Wittoy
Methodist
Gannon
SEC Championship Hopes Pivot On Tulane LSU Thriller
In a season ending burst, Tulane could claim the unofficial crown if they beat LSU in New Orleans while Kentucky visits Miami in a Saturday set of SEC actions. Georgia Tech Georgia, Vanderbilt Tennessee, and Mississippi Mississippi State also clash, shaping regional pride though not headline bowl bids.
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Kentucky
Tulane
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Notre Dame
LSU
Southeastern
Miami
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Vols
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Knoxville
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Starkville
Tech
South Carolina
Duquerne
Auburn
Aubama
Mississippi Southern
Osuel
Southeastern Louisiana
Marshall
Virginia
Florida
Rami
Minn
Ga. Tech
Flocida
Georgina
Milas
State
Chomaliy Ng
Chuck Hunsinger
Viorida
E Gators
Dotley
Eddie Price
Tule
Eddie
Wiggie
Gordon Polotsky
Bobby North
Setie Tech
Eddie Sajem
Billy Mustin
Bert ReeHleaar
Bob Walston
Don Phelps
Euel Muley Davis
Don Blanchard
Two Players Added to Northern Squad in Blue Gray Game
Northern football gains two more players Yan Line teport to the roster as Dana of Pennsylvania and Billy Dey of Dartmouth accept Blue Gray bids for the December 31 game. Detorre and Dey join five Northern selections, while Southern coaches report 24 acceptances across grid prospects.
Knowles May Star In Peanut Bowl
COTTONWOOD prepares for a Thanksgiving day matchup with Samson in Dothan at 2 30. Knowles 185 pound left halfback leads the Bears with a best record in years and is co captain. He starred last season on the Wiregrass second team and has powered the offense with rushing, passing, and clutch plays including a 350 yard output in Ashford and a late game TD sprint.
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Cottonwood
Samson
Dothah
Ue Awins Knowles
Bears
Knowles
Ant
Ashford
Leai
Cottonwood Ace
Charlie Brooksns
Balancing seats aome naturally to the sea lion
In the wild state the animal tosses fish and catches them broadside so they can be eaten bead first. The text notes how balance and feeding behavior reflect sea lion habits in natural settings.
Veeck Expected to Sell Cleveland Indians to Syndicate
Cleveland AP report says restless promoter Bill Veeck likely will transfer ownership of the Indians to syndicate, after turning the club into a top money maker. Sale price around 2.2 million, with Bill Ryan named as probable president. Veeck, 3 children, divorcee, plans to marry Mary Frances Ackerman. Indicated desire to secure family finances and capital gains under tax rules. Since taking over in 1945, Veeck boosted attendance and the 1948 World Series champion club.
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Cleveland
Bil Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bills Ryan
Cinveland
Veeck
Old League Park
Mattied
Heck
Senser
Quarterback Club To Hear Andrews Speaker Tonight
George Andrews will address the Wiregrass Quarterback Club at seven o clock following the supper meeting. The Alabama representative to the U S House will speak to area sportsmen. A large crowd is expected as the grid season nears its peak. A cargo ship rumor mentions a six and one half mile cable claim.
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George Andrews
Wigrass
Alabama
House of Representatives
Rehoboth and Cottonwood Bees Prep Tuesday Game
Rehoboth and Cottonwood Bees prepare for a Tuesday afternoon matchup at 1:00. Coach Warren Jones leads Cottonwood with Bobby Moethis Lezell Jenkins at tackle Pete Mixon Borl Holland and Don Harper Bobby at guard. Cottonwood backs Charles Buell Jesse Trammell Billy Askew Gene Oliver. Returning to action are J G West John Fearson and Otis Kirkland.
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Cottonwood
Wil Rock Hors
Rehoboth
Warren Jones
Cottonwood Field
Cube
George Layton
Bobby Moethis
Lezell Jenkins
Pete Mixon
Borl Holland
Don Harper
Bobby
Bnid
Angus Hill
Charles Buell
Jesse Trammell
Billy Askew
Gene. Oliver
Gite
Ward J. G. West
John Fearson
Otis
Kirkland
Wrestlers Snakes On Mat Pregram Headline Event
Georg Cologne from New Orleans faces masked grappler Mr. X in the main event at Wiregrass Sports Arena on Tuesday night with a two falls victory. Charlie Keene of St. Louis wrestles Eddie Gossett of Chattanooga in the opener for two falls within a one hour time limit. Rufus Mann, billed as the human pin cushion, will perform stunts including needles and a possible alligator act. Doors open at 7 30.
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Georg Cologne
New Orleans
Wiregrass
Charlie Keene
St. Louis
Eddie Gossett
Chattanooga
Tenn
Trey
Nisi ‘Agar
Rufus
Whatta
First Sonoma County Vineyard Roots Started
The earliest vineyard in Sonoma County, California, traces its origin to cuttings planted in the 1800s sourced from Bu Tope, marking the region’s initial viticultural development.
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Sonoma
Ty, Galif
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Aly
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Baytot
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Weber
Alabama Banking Company
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Columbia-Liocomb
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Vandy
Sterling Slafrey
Ansociatedt Press Sports Wester
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Rufus “Whatta” Mann
Cottonwood Bees
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Sid Mend Soupen
U.S
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ATLAS
Alias Motor Analyaer
Harvard
Atlas Mres
Atlas Batteries
Atlas Accessories
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MR. X
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