Brief sports and notes mix hints at 1946 league restart
The fragmentary report touches on football strategy with talks of coordinated attacks and timing, plus a note about golf ball developments shifting to synthetic balls. It also references the Alabama State League planning a 1946 season revival with Dothan Greenville Brewton ready to resume, and Panama City mentioned as a site in discussion.
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Dothan
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Panama Cay
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World Series Set For Photo Finish in 7-Game Finale
The article recalls a dramatic game in which Hank Greenberg homered to tie Detroit and Chicago Cubs, Stan Hack’s five hits sparked controversy over a disputed call, and scorers later changed a ruling to grant Stan Hack a two-base hit, stirring debate among writers as the World Series nears a decisive seventh game amid reorganizing league plans.
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Billy Schuster
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Stan
Greenbert Wack
Tigers and Cubs battle in chaotic extra innings game
In a chaotic contest the Tigers and Cubs split a long series with Hank securing the win after Major Hoople’s short stint. Detroit edges toward the odd game as Newhouser faces a Cubs rotation shrouded in shifts and deferments.
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Alabama Preps For Tilt With Gamecocks
Tackle Tammy Whitey nurses an ankle and eases through practice as coach Frank Thomas says she should be ready for Alabama's game against South Carolina. The setback tests depth but staff expect Whitey to contribute in the tilt.
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Gators Favored Over Vanderbilt Saturday
Florida, 2-0 in conference play, hosts Vanderbilt in a homecoming game as the Gators are listed as favorites after beating Ole Miss and Tulane. Vanderbilt, coming off a conference loss to Mississippi, plans rest for its first two units while Florida schedules heavy drill to ready its line.
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Ole Miss
Doby Barthur
Mississippi
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Tidesmen Triumph Over LSU Prepares for South Carolina
Tennessee escaped major injury in a 26-7 win over LSU. They lightened practice after the game as they readiness for the weekend tilt with South Carolina at Montgomery. Coach Thomas praised the performance calling it exceptional overall.
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Dothan Eleven Prepares for Eufaula Friday Clash
Dothan eleven drills new plays for Friday night at Eufaula with a 7:30 start. Franklin Patterson sidelined by injury. McGowan and Parrish provide the Tigers’ booting. The Rebels beat Dothan 7 9 last Friday, and Coach Howater treats Friday seriously as he aims for a strong showing.
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Crackers to Face Dixie Walker All Stars Tonight
Atlanta pitcher Lew Carpenter, winner of 22 games for the Crackers, will start on the mound when a local independent nine meets Dixie Walker's All Stars. Ted Ciesiak, manager and RBI champion for the Crackers, will play third base.
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Atlanta Crackers
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Dixie) Walker
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Crackers
Army Eleven Rated Top Team In Poll
Army's five wins this season propelled the Cadets to top status in the Associated Press ranking. Glenn Davis and One Blanchard star as Army defeats Personnel Distribution Command Comets 32-9 and Wake Forest 54-0 to earn 86 of 111 writers' first place ballots, leading with 1076 points. Navy places second with 14 first-place votes and 55 points, while Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Minnesota follow in the large college standings.
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Voyles Picks Bulldogs In Seat
Carl Voyles of Auburn Alabama and Georgia aide Cerms of the Southeast audience shared views before the Birmingham press. He named Mississippi State and Ty next in line, signaling Auburn choices amid SEC chatter.
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Louisville Ahead In Little Series
Newark XI March 3 Louisville Colonels lead in the Little Series as manager Cecil, a former Boston Regs, pushes to even the score. Bill Meyer of the Chicago Bears opposed the Colonels in last night’s game, while Cornell’s undefeated run yields a final vote tally and 14 points from Corsell.
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