Ozark Eagles Tie Enterprise Wildcats In Muddy Clash
In a rain soaked Friday night game Ozark and Enterprise battled to a 6 6 tie as both teams moved slowly in the mud. Enterprise led 6 0 after a fourth quarter score by Billy Murdock but Ozark answered with a late touchdown and missed placement for the final point. Reginald Worrell and Paul Kolb sparked Ozark rallies while Sambo Hutchison and Tom McClendon connected on a late pass to level the score. Coach Al Alford recovered after a medical scare as the Eagles receive and defend against a heavy Dal County High squad with a punishing ground game. Starting lineups included Ozark Worrell and Worrell at ends with Newman and Horne at tackle.
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Enterprise
Ozark
Rhin
Dal+ County High
Eegies
Uni
M Paarr
Eagies
Billy Murdock
Land
Sambo Hutchison
Eagle
Murdock
Eagles
Wildrats
Paul Kolb
Hebi
Tom McClendon
Reginald Worrell
al Alford
Worrell
Hunsinger
Newman
Horne
Graceville Tops Headland In Hard Fought Friday Night
Graceville Tigers, led by James Cassidy, defeated Headland 15 to 9 after a fast start by the visitors. Walter Asinmore's passing helped Graceville rally in the second half as Cassidy scored twice and Robay Carter added the extra point. Bonifay beat Chattahoochee 154 on the road, while Chipley defeated Altha 18 to 0 on a muddy field with Harvey Hayes directing the offense.
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Graceville
James
Hopalong
Cassidy
Graceville Tigers
Scott Holle
Healah
Walter Asinmore
Sl Yaders
Joe Williams
Cassdy
Anoitert
Robay Carter
Jed Burst Downs
Bonifay II
Yhoochee
Bonifay
Blue Devils
Chattahoochee
Benny Little
Zove
Dafety
Major and Minor Periods in School Schedule Text
The document lists Major Periods starting at specific fumes and lasting about an hour and a half to two hours, with Minor Periods in regular type of shorter duration. It includes names and roles such as guards and backs, and references to locations like Pentre Mandach and Enterprise-White with several dated entries.
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Pentre Mandach P
Byrd
Reynolds
Priera
McClendon Blackon
Walker
Hale Enterprise
White
T.johnton
N. Nichols
Gilbert
Guardalua
Michels
Cen
Ler Lee
Metcalf
Hutchsom
Walding
Murdock
Chipley Tigers Eye Strong Season Under Coach Roundtree
Chipley Florida Chipley Tigers look to improve after a solid 1949 showing under coach Phil Roundtree with 37 players. Key returnees include Harvey Hayes at back and Herb Walls and Griffin directing the offense. The team will pursue a Northwest Florida Conference title with a mix of experienced linemen and backfield veterans and a schedule featuring Milton Rehobeth Bonifay Marianna Apalachicola Cathote DeFuniak Quincy Graceville.
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Yates
Mitchell Crawford
Taylor
Bil Hollon
Norman ‘Cain
Hayes
W. L. Merchant
Shirley Grif
Denell Willams
Herb Walls
Griffin
Walls
Merchant
Parken
Tigers
Northwest Florida
Hemauming
Milton
Rehobeth
Bonifay
Marianna
Apalachicola
Cathote
DeFiniak
Quincy
Graceville
Blakely and Donalsonville Lose To Favorites
Blakely Bobcats fall to Quitman 31 to 1 as J C Rogers scores all Blakely TDs. He previously scored all in season opener vs Arlington. Rogers sidelined late first half after helmet blow. Pelham powers past Donalsonville 49-0 in Friday legion game, Indians fail to threaten Pelham defense.
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Blakely
Blakely Bobsate
Quitman
J. C. Rogers
Bobcats
Arlington
Rogers
Mickey McPhan
Bryant
Arnett
Mos
Pelham
D'Ville
Donalsonville
Serminore County Indians
Legion
Geneva Tops Samson At Field Dedication
Geneva Panthers beat Samson 14 7 in a season opener marked by the dedication of Tiger Field. Sonny Hendrix 200 pound fullback scored the only Geneva TD on a 55 yard run in the fourth period. Hal Alford and Dwight Crewe stood out on defense as Samson fumbled four times and led 7 6 in first downs.
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Samson
Geneva Panther
Dothan Tigers
Stouler
Tigers
Sasson
Decinay
Sanson
Tiger Field
Priday
Pat Blakes
EE. Johnson
Sonny Hendrix
Geneva
Hendrix
P Ttman Peel
Strugete
Nndafe
Tela
Panthers
Genevat
Hal Alford
Dwight Crewe
Sendrix
Parl
Powerful Tennessee Rout Beats Mississippi Southern 58-0
Tennessee overwhelmed Mississippi Southern with a ground attack empire in a 58 to 0 victory at Knoxville. Gen Bob Nevland marked his 25th season with a strong running back corps, as the Vols scored in each quarter and Bert Rechtacher highlighted with a 72 yard kickoff return and Clint Arenela’s punt return for a touchdown in the third period.
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Knoxville
Bert Rechtchar
Clint Arenela
Hank Lauziesia
Tennessee
Conservation Office Sets Alabama Hunting Rules 1950 season
Alabama conservation officials announced major changes to the 1950 hunting season. Quail open Nov 23 to Feb 20 at 10 per day in possession. deer restricted to pronged buck only with one per day. turkeys gobblers only with one per day. Squirrel limits and bear/regator seasons unspecified. dove hours noon to sunset from Dec 17. Licenses unchanged. gun rules limit to three shells in a gun.
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Montgomery
Alabama
State Conservation
Nori Alabama
Department of Conservation
North Alabama
South Alabama
Parst
Tate
Five Unbeaten Teams Lead City Six Man League
Five unbeaten teams share the lead in the City Six-Man Football League after week’s play. Recreation Director W. D. Hewens reported. Hewes said league games scheduled Friday will not be played, allowing the young gridiron squads to train. Upcoming doubleheaders start at 3:13 pm with Monday through Thursday matchups featuring teams such as Tigers, Jackets, Wildcats, Gophers, Daredevils, and Rebels. Standings follow.
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W. D. Hewens
Hewes
Tallahassee
Tigers
Baker Fet
Theers
Jackets
Wildcats
Gophers
Branch Rickey Sells Interest In Dodgers
New York AP report says Branch Rickey will sell his one fourth share in the Brooklyn Dodgers to William Zeckendorf of Webb and Knapp. Two partners hold rights of first and final refusal, with the deal valued around a million dollars. Rickey, Walter O Malley, and Joan I Smith previously agreed to the transfer terms and met this week to finalize a substantial agreement.
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New York
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
William Zeckendorf
Webb and Knapp
Walter O'Malley
Joan I. Smith
Smith
Zeckendorfland Rickey
Rigke
Unclear text with misread names and damaged details
The fragment mentions a real estate firm and individuals including Rickey with conflicting statements about immediate plans. A Japanese typhoon is noted as causing damage estimated at 145,690,000 dollars, though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR text.
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TAS
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Chipley
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Ghipley Tiger
Charles Yates
Yater
Carter
Yeter
Hayes Gibert
Wally
Gritha
Wood
Devos
Pittsburg
E. Adame
Beauchamp
Paint & Glass CO
Paint & Glass
Pal Thay
Saliba
Mars
Chipley Tiger
Zecben Herring Chipley
Chipley Tigers
Phil Roundtree
Mack Parker
Parker
Roundtree
Lester Kitching
Eoen
Seviermen
Foley Wood
Hobby Lee Wood
Gada Alice Taylor
John Mitchell
John E. Carter
Bon[Bell Sapp
John Crawford
Direk Ernsberger
Lauricella
Hal Payne
Vols
Andy Kozar
Kozar
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Berks
Tennessee Wallops
Sautipul
Bondex Saaeeat
Conservation Office
Lions Gophers
Rebels Tigers
Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Ya Cme
Bestia
Westbernrij Ou
Hathcock Lumber CO
Montgomery Highway
Firestone
Great Southern Stores
N. Foster St
Dodgers
Poales
Tress
Galbreau
Ami
Pittaburgh
Ideal Jewelry Co
Nw, Foster St
Speigner
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