Chipley Skipper Promises Big Team This Year
A youth filled feature by Reuben Hegring profiles coach Phil Roundtree and the Chipley program. It describes Roundtree’s attempt to rebuild with a strong backfield led by Mack Parker and additions from Crestview, outlining the team’s Wing-T style, key players, and upcoming schedules through September and November with mentions of Smith, Cricherd, and Sapp. The piece highlights promise from returning athletes and new talent shaping Chipley toward a West Florida title bid.
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Cardinals Rally Past Opponents In Narrow Win
The St. Louis Cardinals edged Brooklyn and other league rivals in a tense afternoon. Key plays and pitching highlighted a high scoring day as the Cards claimed top spot in the National League standings.
Dothan Tigers Rally to Defeat Blazers 27 0
Dothan's Tigers stay strong in a two platoon win over Blazers, with Creel’s 3 runs and a punt return for a score leading to a 27-0 victory. Boyette adds three extra points as the Tigers dominate after halftime. Dothan’s defense blanked Elba and forced a string of plays in the fourth.
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Stranahan Advances To Quarter Finals In Amateur Golf
Stranahan defeats Donald Shock Jr 3 and 2 at Bullerive CC in Columbus Ohio. Rounds continue as Alex Welsh and Jed Stranahan win, with defending champ Robert Skee Rleger knocked out by Thorn Sullivan. Nearby, Columbus Red Birds reassign players in 1949 season.
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Swatski's Homer Wins For Nashville
Cort Sawatski hit a home run to lift Nashville to a 13 12 victory over Mobile in the second game of a playoff series. Leo Holloman of the Vols faced Charlie Steaklis as the action moved to Mobile. Art Cuccurullo earned the win over Frank Saga in relief, with Sawatski contributing a key homer.
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Evans Ankle Sprain Tallies 2450 Gate Receipts
Evans sprained ankle sidelines key players as gate receipts reach 2450 at the Dothan clash. Coach Hewes reports X rays to check for fracture while Mewes notes Day Paul arm injury and Newby rib setback. Tigers prepare for Friday’s Tallahassee game with workouts to recover sore muscles.
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Four Ten Elevens Meet Strong Foes In Saturday Clashes
New York AP report previews college football Saturday with top teams across regions facing tough tests. Michigan meets Michigan State while Notre Dame plays Indiana and California hosts St May’s as Navy faces Southern California in Los Angeles. Oklahoma and Stanford also draw notable games as the season’s strength races unfold.
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Dr Gratz Speaker At Marianna Rotary Meeting
Dr J O Gratz of Gainesville district governor of Rotary spoke yesterday at the weekly Marianna Rotary session urging united efforts to promote better international goodwill in 30 countries. Dexter McCaskill presided as host. Dr Gratz, Rotary member 29 years, is assistant director of research at the University of Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations. He has attended seven Rotary International conventions.
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Fliers Close In On Series Victory In Playoff Tilt
Pensacola Fliers inched closer to the championship in the Little Dixie Series after a 3 2 win over the Tampa Smokers. The Southeastern League champions edged ahead as the Florida International League showdown tightened into a decisive game.
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SEC Week Opens With Tulane Alabama and Tennessee Battles
SEC action kicks tonight with Tulane visiting Alabama while Tennessee faces Mississippi State in Knoxville. Georgia hosts Chattanooga and Florida plays The Citadel as calendar eyes shift to a season shaped by balanced league play and high expectations for the top programs.
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Pro League Openers Welcome Frosty Night Football Opener
In frosty conditions at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium, the Eagles defeated the Builders 7 to 0 as 8343 fans watched. The Brooklyn-New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Dons 10 to 7, while AAC’s Bulldogs were stifled by Eagle linemen and poor weather.
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