Alabama Faces Florida In SEC Clash At Gator Bowl
Alabama and Florida prepare for a Southeastern Conference showdown in the Gator Bowl. Alabama touts a bigger line and two stronger rushing threats led by Bobby Marlow and Tom Calvin, while Florida relies on sophomore quarterback Haywood Sullivan and star back Floyd Huggins. The series tilt favors Alabama 7-3 in recent years as both teams arrive with conference records and notable wins and losses.
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Grantham Injured in Nut Bowl Collision at Dothan Clash
Billy Grantham, the 530 poony Gen v% quarterback, suffered a broken shoulder in yesterday's Pea nut Bowl game at Wire Brass Bladium in Dothan. Hospital attendants reported treatment and release, with plans to transfer to Geneva for follow up.
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Hampshire Hog Sale Slated Next Friday
Sixty head of purebred Hampshire hogs for breeding will be offered for sale December 1 at Circle D Ranch in Florida. The sale opens at 1 p.m. and is the second annual event, sponsored by the Hampshire Registry, with many prize winners from Georgia, Alabama, and Feria. Auctioneer Col. W. Henry of Dothan. Clerk Clifford de Ornellas of the Swine Registry, Peoria.
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Miami Faces Iowa for Orange Bowl Bid Clash
Miami Hurricanes, unbeaten and favored, meet Iowa in a decisive game with an Orange Bowl spot at stake. Iowa brings a 3-4-1 record with a notable tie against Notre Dame while Miami's only remaining test is Missouri.
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Vanderbilt and Tennessee Beat the Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt and Tennessee defeated Alabama in a notable contest. Probable lineup hints suggest key players and positions for both teams, reflecting a tight conference clash.
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Coffee Draft Board Reports 68 Examined For Military Service
Sixty eight men from Gnifea County received pre induction physical examinations last week, according to the Coffee County Draft Board. The list includes Ross B. Williams, Wille E. Young, Robert E. Stewart, Steve Inng Courts, Hubert King, Paul Strickland, Arthur L. Wilson, and many others. several registrants were transferred to other boards for examination.
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Mildew Care Tip for Garments
Mildew spots weaken fabric if not treated promptly. Brush or vacuum the affected garment outdoors to remove surface growth and finish by washing or drying to reduce damage.
Salesmanship Course Teaches Geneva Students for Christmas Trade
Geneva Special reports that thirty four Geneva High School students completed a salesmanship course directed by A. R. Sylvester. Local instructors included Mrs F Is Morgan W T Benson J B Andrew John Harris Mrs M F Folmes and Ralph Jackson. Students listed include Roy Mauldin Pauline McLaney Leutle Lynn Benson Jack Yan cet Thelma Mcon Patricia Lew and others.
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Chamber proposes drastic funds cut for global foreign aid plan
The U S Chamber of Commerce favors a single all purpose foreign aid program. It would sharply reduce economic assistance, with Britain likely to feel the heaviest cuts. The plan urges aid focused on common defense while keeping costs down and Congress should set policy.
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Auburn coach Earl Brown extension keeps him through 1992
Auburn Alabama president Dr Ralph Draughon announced that football coach Earl Browns contract has been extended through February 1 1992 The move follows oral review this summer as Auburn prepares for upcoming games against Clemson and Alabama amid rumors of a potential successor Brown appointed Auburns coach in 1948 after stints at Brown Gard and Dartmouth Auburn officials declined further comment on coaching rumors
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Tech Frosh Dominate Georgia 54 to 6 in Charity Game
Georgia Tech overwhelms Georgia in the 16th Thanksgiving charity game as the Tech frosh showcase a potent passing attack led by Courls Redford and strong ground work from Leon Hardeman. Georgia’s lone score came on a defensive yard return after a lateral interception.
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Williams Beats Miceli In Milwaukee Non Title Bout
Champion Ike Williams defeats Joe Miceli of New York in a split decision in Milwaukee. The 10 round bout, attended by 3,128 fans at the arena, did not match the luster of their previous meeting as Miceli upset his opponent early, but Williams surged to win the decision.
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