Kennedy Proves Clutch For Dothan Tigers Football Victory
In a Friday night win over Leon High of Tallahassee, Dothan Tigers kicker Thorony Kennedy stepped forward. His precise booting under pressure, guided by coach Rip Hewes, helped Dothan win 14 to 52 as Kennedy demonstrated rising form and steel under the spotlight.
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Birds lead Columbus in Little World Series game
The Columbus Red Birds held a 2-1 edge in the Little World Series after the first game as the Baltimore Orioles struggled on the mound and offense.
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Orioles Lose Home Run Contest 85 to 85
Amencat Association representatives defeated the Orioles at their home venue in a high scoring game last night. Nick Cullop used five pitchers as the visitors built a decisive lead in the contest.
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Moving couple faces repeated wrecks near sharp curve
Sherburne Vermont residents Mr and Mrs Lymn Cady plan to move after their house on a highway beside a hairpin curve suffered two truck crashes within 14 months. The incidents have raised safety concerns and prompted relocation efforts.
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Wiregrass grid standings lead stays tight as teams clock wins
Columbia Lions and Elba Tigers maintain the top in Wiregrass standings with shutouts. Columbia routed Rehobeth 24 0 while Elba blanked Lavern 27 0. Ashford climbs to third. Bonfay and Sammon stay in top four amid a crowded race. Multiple Friday games highlight key matchups including Ashford vs Columbia for the mythical title.
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Alabama end Lary leads SEC scoring in win over Tulane
Alabama star Sean Lary, likely the school's top offensive end since Don Hutson, scored three touchdowns as the Crimson Tide beat Tulane 26-16. Lary tops SEC scoring race by six points. his two games total 24 points. Teammate Ed Salem connected on a 33 yard touchdown pass to Lary, and Lary crossed from Tulane's two yard line for another score. Other 18-point scorers included Burky Curtis, Babe Parilid, Bull Leskovar, and Bill Stewart, with Gordon McCarter at 14 points on kicks. Eight players had 12 points each: Ted Rirkland, Jim Tabor, Andy Kozar, Mal Cook, Peter Polovina, Tom Rushings, Teddy Millette, and Hen Lauricella.
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Yanks confident as Roberts Raschi duel opens series
Philadelphia to host the World Series opener with Robin Roberts for the Phillies and Vic Raschi for the Yankees. Sawyer may start Ken Heintzelman, but Roberts is viewed as the key, a 24 year old stopper after a heavy workload. Stengel predicts a tough, well pitched game with a 34,000 crowd at Shibe Park.
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San Antonio Beats Nashville 74 In Dixie Series Game
San Antonio defeated Nashville 74 as Dixie Series action continued. Joe Frazier sparked an early lead with a two run homer in the first off Pete Modica. Procopio Herrera hurled six innings, allowing six hits and three runs in the eighth and ninth. The Missions now trail 3-2 in the series with another game to come in Nashville and a potential playoff tie.
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Miceli Shocks Williams In Welterweight Bout Upset
Joe Miceli earned a unanimous 10 round decision over Ike Williams in a non-title welterweight bout. Williams weighed 142 1 2 pounds, Miceli at 245, signaling a lighter opponent dominating the pace and scoring throughout the bout.
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