Dothan Tigers Open Season Against Graceville In Wiregrass Stadium
Graceville faces Dothan tonight in Wiregrass Stadium in a season opener pitting a heavy Tigers line against a fast backfield. Coach Fowler, a Graceville alumnus, aims to harness a balanced offense while Opp travels as underdogs with a strong tackle duo and potential passing attack.
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Niceville
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Navy
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Wiregrass Stadium
Tpp
Covington County
Opp
Truett Beasley
Cecil Huggins
Beasley
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Tackie Dothan
Tate Gren
Johnny Latner
Hunter Dorsey
Jimmy Weaver
Tiger
Bill King
Dothan
Ops
Tallassee. Indians sweep Geneva in 3-0 playoff win
Tallassee Indians shutout Geneva Redbirds 3-0 to take a 3-0 playoff lead. Manheim pitched six strikeouts, Chandler and Jones led the offense with two and two hits respectively, while Buddy Atkins took the loss for Geneva after seven singles supported by three errors.
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Baseball Standings Today National and American Leagues
National Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Detroit at Cleveland plus Chicago at St Louis among today’s only games. American St Louis 5 Boston 4 Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 0 New York 1 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 Detroit 14 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 5 Washington 1 St Louis 6 Boston 5.
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Nine Bowl Veterans Start for Alabama Furman Opener
Birmingham AP nine veterans from the 1946 Rose Bowl will start for Alabama against Furman in the season opener. Both teams in good shape as Furman resumes after wartime layoff. Alabama a heavy favorite. Kickoff is 8 p.m. CST.
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Trulock Gilmer
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Schuyler Hodges
Upset Signals Fresh Challenge To Golf Elite
In Memphis the Memphis Open enters its second round as a 35 year old former Army private Buckshot White of Greenwood Miss. bids to end the season’s drought while Wee Johnny Palmer of Badin NC already won his first major. White leads by pace on the 6516 yard Chickasaw course.
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Elba Tigers Open Season Against Brantley At Home
Elba Tigers coach G. W. Hause and Stanley Clark prep players in a fast two week schedule for the season opener at home against Brantley. The 25 players include 15 returning lettermen with captains Lamar Folet and Knox Jeter. Six games will be played at home this fall.
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Billies, Rams Even In Shaughnessy Playoff Series
In Anniston Witt Guise pitched strongly as the Vicksburg Billies defeated the Rams 9-2 to even the Shaughnessy playoff at 3 3. Guise allowed five hits for his third win against one loss. Ben Wade took the loss for Anniston as the Billies erupted for 16 safeties and a five run ninth inning. The deciding game is set for Saturday night in Anniston.
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The Kid From Brooklyn Ends Theater Run Today
The theater closes today after showings of Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo in The Kid From Brooklyn plus Sunset Carson and Ted Donaldson in a double feature. Remaining late nights feature Centennial Summer with Jeanne Crain and Cornel Wilde and Canyon Passage with Pan Andrews and Susan Hayward.
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Brian Denlevy
Susan Hayward
Canyon Passage
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