Football Statistics Bump Across Central Thomasville Pelham and More
Final look at stats for Central Thomasville Pelham and Bainbridge set to continue with basketball updates. Reader notes on boat registration deadlines dove season dates hunting hours and safety warnings against night hunters. Thom asville High football fans attend TD Club meeting. Pelham meeting covered by Henry Jones. Hornets praised for surprising season.
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Ex Thomasville Tigers players drafted by Twins and A’s
Two Thomasville club players in the Florida International League were drafted by major league teams. Second baseman Jon Ginver went to the Minnesota Twins and catcher Bruce Nichol to the Kansas City Athletics for an eight thousand dollar price.
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Blue-Gray Names Babb Rakestraw to Grid lineup
Georgia stars Babb and Rakestraw receive Blue-Gray honors for standout season. Rakestraw led with dynamic passing and finished second in total offense with 1,467 yards while Babb earned key targets and solid performance in the Solent Conference context.
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Pelham Honors Rally as Hornets Win Awards Banquet
Pelham High juniors and coaches gathered for the Pelham Touchdown Club banquet. Robert Warren was named MVP after 1110 rushing yards on 153 carries and 10 touchdowns. Other honors went to Blake Foster Best Mineman Ronnie Palmer Best Back James Summerford Best All Around Player.
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College Scores From The Associated Press A E A E
Syracuse 88 Toronto 38 Buffalo 80 Muskingum 67 Maine 110 Brandeis 70 South Kentucky 107 Texas Tech 91 W Virginia 58 The Citadel 53 Davidson 66 Wake Forest 53 Georgia Tech 78 Georgia 65 Miss St 105 La Tech 61 Memphis St 57 No Carolina 92 So Carolina 87 North Carolina St 64 Penn St Maryland 68 Virginia 84 Tennessee 71 VMI 59 Louisiana St 80 New Orleans Loyola 67 Alabama 111 Delta St 66 Mississippi 98 Arkansas A M Midwest Chicago Loyola 92 North Dakota 54 Ohio St 74 Butler 68 Wichitan 71 Colorado 60 Okla City 96 Texas China 70 Tulsa 98 Southwestern La 69 Notre Dame 98 Christian Brothers 65 Drake 63 Hardin-Simmons
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Texas Remains No. 1 In AP Poll After Tight Texas A&M Win
Texas holds the top spot in the Associated Press college football poll after a 15-13 Thanksgiving win over Texas A&M. Navy edges up to second with 42 first place votes. Pitt and Mississippi slide in standings as Nebraska climbs to sixth. Alabama, Michigan State and others adjust after late-season results.
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PAVO Boston Office Hours at Court House
The PAVO Boston office operates daily from 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m at the court house with Saturday hours closed in the afternoon.
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Loyola Ramblers crush North Dakota in season opener
Loyola Ramblers coach George Ireland leads the top ranked team to a 92-54 victory over North Dakota as four starters return from last season’s 29-2 tally. Other ranked schools win, including Wichita 71-61 and Ohio State 174-68, while Mississippi State and Texas post decisive wins.
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Area basketball schedule for tonight with multiple games
Central at Thomasville Brooks County at Cairo Baker County at Pelham Bainbridge at Chattahoochee Whigham at Monticello Bainbridge at Climax Attapulgus at Miller County B team girls 4 p.m. B team boys 5 to 5 30 p.m. varsity girls 7 p.m. varsity boys 8 10 p.m.
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