Florala Wildcats Loom In State Preps Spotlight
A hometown look at Florida and Alabama football buzz highlights Florida Gators upset of Vanderbilt, Miami, Florida State, and Chipola College, plus Dothan stars contributing to Tampa Sinkwith team. Florala Wildcats impress with rugged line and dual passers, trouncing Ellis 39 to 33 as a top prep contender.
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New Golf Invention Could Make Caddies Obsolete
Miami inventor Sam Taren acquired all patent rights for a five pound steel shaft gadget enabling a single shaft to hold multiple club heads. The device, resembling a fishing lure, twists to switch between mashie and other heads, turning a swing into a single, lockable action. A test at Congressional Country Club featured lawyer Johnny Trebner, a skilled golfer, in a 7-4 result.
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Sphoot
Wiregrass Football Standings Shuffle Leads Lions and Bulldogs
Abbeville, Geneva, Ashford rise as Columbia Lions extend a sixth win with 31 7 over Slocomb and Marianna defeats Chipley 32 13 to stay atop the race. Dothan and Geneva climb as others stumble, with upcoming games noted and standings outlook modest.
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Rebebeth
SMU Holds Top Spot In AP Football Poll Shakeup
The AP poll sees SMU reclaim first with 10 first place votes and 2,071 points as Oklahoma drops to third and Army to second after two weeks at the top. Texas and Texas A&M remain among the contenders with tight gaps, while Stanford Maryland and Washington fall from the rankings. Tennessee Northwestern and Cornell join the top ten, Ohio State climbs to sixth, Notre Dame sinks further after back to back losses.
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Davey O'Brien
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Tide Running Attack Tops Against Vols
Alabama routs Tennessee 14 4 as Bobby Marlow Ed Salem and Tom Calvin lead 314 rushing yards against the Vols. Marlow 1413 yards in five games and 15 carries for 182 yards highlight the run game. Calvin 24 carries for 92 yards bolsters Tide offense.
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Radio broadcasts blamed for minor league attendance drop
Columbus AP reports a debate on whether major league radio broadcasts cut minor league attendance. Bob Finch cites extensive nationwide coverage by Liberty and Mutual networks as depressing local gate receipts, while Dallas broadcaster McLendon argues radio aids minors. A preliminary study backs Finch’s claim, with a full report expected soon.
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Finch
Liberty Network
Mutual
Dallas
McLendon
Liberty
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