Bauer Sisters Clash In Hardscrabbie Open
Fort Smith Arkansas AP The Bauer sisters from Midland Texas meet today in quarterfinals of the sixth annual Hardscrabbie Women's Open at Fort Smith. Marlene and Alice won their opening rounds yesterday in a bracket that has seen several upsets and a field highlighted by top amateurs and regional contenders.
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Alice
Elba Faces Strong Opponent as Worried Tigers Hit Road
Elba Tigers face a tough week with a dangerous test against Aledo and a priority to boost their position in the Swad 1 football race. Geneva hosts Enterprise in a high profile clash while nearby matchups feature Columbia and Bulldogs hopefuls, as area teams chase pivotal wins.
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Periods and times in schedule notation
The document describes Major Periods starting at listed times and lasting one and a half to two hours, shown in hourdfare type. Minor Periods use regular type with shorter durations. All times are Central Standard and AM/PM indicated.
LSU Must Stop Georgia Saturday To Save '50 State
LSU football hosts Georgia in a pivotal conference clash as LSU aims to halt the Bulldogs and prevent a setback to salvage a strong season. Georgia’s star players are banged up but remain central as the Tigers seek a signature victory at home.
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Mississippi Tries Passes Auburn Learns New Signals
A sprawling practice update notes Mississippi sharpening its aerial attack against Tulane and Auburn installing new signals for Georgia Tech. Injuries linger across LSU Georgia Vanderbilt and Tennessee while Alabama presses toward Knoxville with defensive emphasis and lineup shuffles including Kozar stepping into the Vols backfield.
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Tigers Near Full Strength for Lanett Clash
Dothan Tigers prepare for Lanett game with many injuries cleared and key players back in action. Regulars like backs Creel Bullard and Griffin, plus linemen Huson Jagison Hammond Newby return as quarterback Lavel sits out with a cracked collar bone. Charles Gray and Don Konnington to fill passing duties amid limited scrimmage success and a focus on stopping Lanett’s wide offense.
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Alabama's 1949 football notes face penalties and names
The piece references Southeastern Center and a low penalties game plan with coach Hardlall Drew and assistant L. W. Noonan. It mentions Raines with 271 yards and junior end Harold Cutgall, noting a dropped hankerchief incident and disruption during practice. The tone is a historic sports recap with named figures.
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Gordon To Manage Sacramento Club in Pacific Coast League
Joe Gordon accepted the role as manager of the Sacramento team in the Pacific Coast League. He plans to finalize his contract once a waiver is processed, marking a transition after a decade as a player with ongoing adjustments to staff and club operations.
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