Leading Grid Teams In Shape As Schedule Grows Tougher
Southeast Conference teams tune up ahead of a weekend slate. LSU coach Bernie Moore reports top condition with some injuries. Ole Miss drills for Vanderbil t as Red Sanders praises back J P Moore. Georgia travels to Philadelphia for Temple game with Butts upbeat on squad health. Georgia Tech suffers ankle injury to Tommy Fancher while Auburn braces for Furman homecoming. Alabama heads to South Carolina while Kentucky faces Xavier at Lexington.
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Associated Press
University of Florida Gators
Tulane Greenieg
Gainesville
Florida
Ray Woit
Tulane
LSU
Bernie Moore
Bengals
Mississippi State Maroons
Starkville
Allyn McKeen
Maroons
Chattanooga
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Rebels
Vanderbilt
Vandy Commodores
Red Sanders
Nashville
J. P. Moore
Bulldogs
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Philadelphia
Temple
Wally Butts
John Terry
Atlanta
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Tommy Fancher
Miami
Vmi Sturday
Bob Neyland
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Neyland
Duke
Tennessee
Durham
North Caarolira State
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Babe Gendusa
Tigers
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Charlie Langner
Jim McDaniel
Letterman
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Alabama Tide
Tuscaloosa
Columbia
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
L. E. Noonan
Johnny August
Kentucky
Xavier
Lexington
Moroline Petroleum Jelly Ad Script
A vintage style advertisement touts Moroline petroleum jelly as a multipurpose product. It claims use for minor burns bruises scratches chafes and chapped lips with a large bar 102.
Ted The Kid O K Sox Face Newhouser
Boston AP report previews a deciding third game between the Red Sox and All Stars with Joe Dobson opposing Lefty Hal Newhouser after an even series tied at 1–1. Ted Williams is sidelined by an elbow injury but the club doctor expects him ready for the World Series.
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Red Sox
All Stars
Joe Dobson
Hal Newhouser
Stars
Sox
Ted Williams
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Australian wedge-tail eagle record spans eleven foot wings
An Australian wedge-tail eagle was once described with a wingspan of eleven feet, according to historic reports. The note highlights exceptional size among raptors observed in the region.
Wiregrass grid menu teases two top clashes this weekend
Wiregrass fans anticipate Troy at Geneva County in Hartford and Coffee County at Dale County in Ozark as two marquee games. Several key matchups include Abbeville hosting Ashford and Vicksburg visiting Cottonwood while Samson, Geneva, and Midland City face pivotal tests. The column notes strong teams, early season form, and regional travel as fans await kickoff.
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Troy
Geneva County
Hartford
Dale County
Ozark
Wiregrass
Geneva County High Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Andalusia
Lon Wise
Enterprise
Luke Whetstone
Dale County Eagles
Samson
Elba
Eagles
Ashford
Ashford Tigers
Rehobeth
Abbeville Bengals
Vicksburg
Cottonwood
Seraten
Geneva
Roy Knapp
Midland City
Knapp
Donalsonville
Renahetn
Graceville
Fla
Dothan Tiger
Florida
Quincey
Marianna
Greg Wilson
Quincy
Slocomb
Unions Springs
Columbia
Tuskeegee
Cottonwood Bears Open State Friday
Cottonwood Bears start their season with home games on an eight o’clock schedule at their newly lighted field. They host Vicksburg tomorrow night and play six of eight games at home before finishing away against Columbia and Headland.
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Cottonwood Bears
Bears
Vicksburg
Columbia
Headland
Abbeville
Rehobeth
Ashford
Brantley
Blountstown
Samson Seeks rebound in Geneva clash today
Samson, after a severe setback to Coffee County last week, meets Geneva Hird in Geneva for a second game of the season. Remaining schedule lists Geneva at home October 3 and other fixtures through November 15, including Hartford and Midland City clashes.
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Hartford
Andalusia
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Ellba Ther
Newville
National League Pennant Playoff Breadth at St Louis
The NL pennant playoff features Brooklyn and St Louis with Game One at St Louis won by Brooklyn 3 1 while St Louis tallies 4 1 2 1 in the late innings. Second game slated today at Brooklyn 1 30 p m with Dicksen opposing Hatten. Weather forecast sunny and warm with a high near 65 degrees.
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Lombardi
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Dicksen
Hatten
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Snead Withdraws From Fort Worth Open
Ben Hogan and Ron Nelson led a 90 player field in the first round of the Fort Worth Open a $10 000 PGA event. Sammy Snead withdrew from the tournament leaving Hogan and Nelson as favorites for the $2 000 top prize.
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Byron Nelson
Sammy Snead
Snead
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Nelson
Vulf
Glen Garden
Dallas Rebels Take 2-0 Series Lead In Dixie Series
Dallas Rebels defeated the Atlanta Crackers 2-0 in Atlanta to take a two game lead in the Dixie Series. Henry Perry pitched a three hit shutout for Dallas while securing the win as the teams prepare to resume play back in Dallas on Sunday. 5 354 fans attended the chilly night contest and the Rebels now hold the series advantage.
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Atlanta Crackers
Rebels
Henry Perry
Yanlus
Texas City
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Perry
Riebe
McGowan
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Mathis
Sou Amateur four-ball semis set as Georgia players lead
Defending champions Gene Dahlbender Jr and Tommy Barnes of Georgia faced a Kentucky pair in the Southern Amateur four-ball semi finals after a 12 11 victory over Billy Stark and Gordon Bullock of Florida. Other Georgia team Blum and Yates played Harper and Lee, while Cisco Wehrle of Kentucky and Hall Ford of South Carolina also advanced. Florida teams beat Doll and Stein, and the 36 hole finals were scheduled for Friday.
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Gene Dahlbender
Tommy Barnes
Georgia
Kentucky
Dahlbender
Barnes
Billy Stark
Gordon Bullock
Florida
Walter Cisco
Wilford Wehrle
Arnold Blum
Dan Yates
Charlie Harper
Jimmy Lee
Cisco
Wehrle
Harold Hall
Frank Ford
South Carolina
Blum
Yates
Raymond Salmon
Bob Manster
Louisiana
Pete Doll
Jimmy Stein
Rent Ad Triggers Near Riot In Pittsfield
The Berkshire Eagle carried its first for rent ad in two years, sparking a near riot in front of Mrs Bene detto Cimini’s home. A line of cars blocked traffic while apartment seekers pushed to the door. More than 200 calls flooded the advertiser the first day. When the unit was rented, several people cried.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Eagle
Benedetto Cimini
Cimini
Series Opens Sunday in Cincinnati Park for World Series
The opening game of the World Series was set for Sunday October 6 in Cincinnati. The delay was caused by a photo finish between St Louis and Brooklyn in the National League pennant race.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Blueback Salmon Returns to Pacific Northwest Waters
Blueback salmon thought lost due to flood control and dam projects is reappearing in large numbers off Astoria Oregon. Fisheries officials report the fish are returning as flood controls and dam work continue to shape migration patterns.
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Astoria
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Marianna Football Returns After Open Date
Marianna under Coach Gray Wilson resumes play in Quincy after an open date with drills on the practice field. The team opened the season Sept. 20 with a 12 to 2 win over Florida Industrial School in Marianna, and faces a series of upcoming away and home games through November.
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Marianna
Gray Wilson
Quincy
Wilson
Florida Industrial School
Slocomb Red Tops
Apalachicola
DeFuniak Springs
Chipley
Pensacola Catholic
Pensacola Tate
Graceville
Panama City
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