Bulldogs and Blue Devils Ready for Region 1 A Showdown
Thomasville Bulldogs meet Tifton Blue Devils in a Region 1 A clash on December 6, with girls at 7:30 p.m. and boys at 8:00 p.m. Edwin Taylor and Richard Johnson lead the Bulldogs while coach Joe Sumrall reports strong health and form for the pivotal game.
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Thomasville Bulldogs
Tifton Blue Devils
Attrac
Joe Sumrall
Edwin Taylor
Richard Johnson
Bobby Forrester
Doug Binion
Marion Bush
Deeran Boys Rally Past Ochlecknee 64 43
The Cairo Syrupmakers defeated Ochlecknee 64 to 43 last night as sharpshooter Ned Talents led the attack with scoring support from a trio of standout players.
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Wes
Sham
Cairo
Pelham and Cairo clash as rain delays Shrine Bowl prep
Amid rain delays the Shrine Bowl teams faced fatigue and foul trouble in a high school basketball night. Pelham and Cairo split wins as Pelham boys and Cairo girls posted contrasting results. Pelham girls beat Cairo 36 27 to extend their streak, while Ochlocknee and Doerun squads posted twin wins with crowded fouls and standout scorers on both sides.
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Pee Dee River
Jmp
Coker
Boy Scout Center
Darlington
Ochlocknee
Doerun
Trippea
Onnie Hicks
C. Wayne Smith
Procter, Dorminey
Gaines
Wayne H. Smith
Jeyler
Donnie Hicks
Neil Dollar
Bass
Boston Indians edge Meigs 48 47 in tight basketball battle
Meigs led by Levon Carroll 23 points as Boston clung to a 48 47 victory. Ray Hunter and Wiltz Farlow paced Boston with 11 and 10 while Carroll added 23 for Meigs. Free throw accuracy decided the outcome in a foul heavy, late contention.
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Levon Carroll
Boston Indians
Hawks
Carroll
Rackley
Ray
Ray Hunter
Boston
Bob Mathis
Wiltz Farlow
Ray Wilson
Fred Rackley
Farlow
Carru
Darby Ray
Eton Squaws
Annette Carroll
Bosom
Barbara McGalliard
McGalliard
F Carroll
Tucker
Long
Barnes
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Hartsfield Peek
Smithwick Ducker
Stanaland
Boston Lipham
Wilson
Owen
Gordon
Tyus
Gandil
F Rackley
Vinson
F Flynt
Hunter
OC Carroll
Garrison
G Ray
Mathis
Singletary
Walker
Smith
Tiger Jones Rules Bratton in Madison Square Garden
Ralph Tiger Jones battles ex champion Bratton in a fast paced Madison Square Garden bout. Jones drives to a decisive win as he dominates the action and earns a unanimous verdict in a bristling crowd scene.
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Ensw
York
Ralph Tiger Jones
Opening Night Highlights College Hoops Season Debuts
The season's first big Saturday slate features top programs across the Midwest South and Far West with Kansas opening vs Drake in Manhattan and notable matchups including Indiana at Notre Dame Purdue vs Butler Pitt vs Michigan and UCLA at Oregon State. Wisconsin beat Marquette 76 55 DePaul 70 56 and Bowling Green edged Gustavus Adolphus 83 78.
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Troy
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Adolphus
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Albion
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San Diego Marines
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W. Cole
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Oregon
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Brigham Young
la State
Thriller bout draws 3 614 fans to gate 10 227
A tight fight drew 3,614 spectators with gate earnings of 10,227 as fans watched on national TV. The thriller had no knockdowns but resulted in a cut near Snattons eye.
Minor Leagues Ban Recall Provisions After July First
Baseball minors vote to stop major leagues raiding farm systems by recalling players after July first. A 10 day stay required for minors on option. recalls allowed only in emergencies with parent club permission. Bill Veeck proposal to bar signings without experience and draft all minors was defeated.
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Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Pathetic Reminder Of Grid Season Tackle Injured
Richmond AP report describes the College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond where Charles Lawson lies in a vigil on the 18th floor after an injury during the grid season. The piece notes the severity and the ongoing care in a stark hospital setting.
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Medical
College
of Virginia Hospital
Charles‘ Lawson
Ay Aoe Jain
Goa
the Hospital
A. Tackle
Saigh Wins Ground in TV Receipts Split
Fightin Fred Saigh the St. Louis Cardinals president moves toward TV revenue sharing after reaching a deal with the Chicago Cubs to share in each game played at Wrigley Field. The Reds and Cubs also agreed on a visitor’s share in their parks. The National League meeting also approved the bonus high school rule and a night game schedule while a June 15 waiver sale limit was set. Commissioner Ford Frick to meet tomorrow.
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Battling Antam
St. Louis Cardinals
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Chicago
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Reds
Gabe Paul
Saigh
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Executive Council
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Ford Frick
Carlton Leads Coolidge Past Dixie in High-Scoring Night
Gene Carlton scored 33 as Coolidge beat Dixie 88 to 47 in the boys game. Dixie girls remained undefeated by routing Coolidge 49 to 31 behind Beasley 15 and Wade 18, while Carlton and Morris led Coolidge on the boys side with 33 and 15 points respectively.
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Gene Carlton
Dixie
Dixie Girls
Coolidge Girls
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Coolidge
Taylor
Barn2r
Wynette Baker
Iris Carlton
B. Beasley
Suber
McCranie
Graham
Blalock
Thaggard
Strickland
Pilkington
Martin
Price
C _ Barner
Brown
Darlington
Morris
G. Sender
Johnson
Hicks
Bratkowski Sets SEC Yardage Mark as Georgia Topples Miami
Georgia quarterback Bratkowski carved a new Southeastern Conference passing yardage record in a 35-13 win over Miami. He completed 16 of 23 for 297 yards, lifting his season total to 1,824 yards. The Bulldogs sprinted to a 28-0 first half lead before Miami rallied for 13 late points, aided by goals of several big plays but hampered by penalties that erased two long Georgia touchdowns.
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Zeke Bratkowski
Georgia
Kentucky
Babe Parrilli
Bratkowski
Gordon Malloy
Bobby Dellinger
Dellinger
John Carson
Art DeCarlo
Wally Butts
Georgia Tech
Bulldogs
Tech
Don James
Wally Piper
Bob Nolan
Hurricanes
Albany and Valdosta Win South Ga Titles
Albany clinched the South Georgia Class AA football title on a tiebreaker after a 13-13 tie with Richmond Academy of Augusta. Valdosta captured the Class A crown with a 26-0 win over College Park as Noel George scored three touchdowns and gained 131 yards in a strong second half performance.
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Richmond Academy of
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Indians
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Richmond
Decatur
Valdosta
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South Georgia
Wildcats
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Bobby
Renfroe
Robinson to fight Turpin in June third clash eyed
New York middleweight champion Ray Robinson aims for a third bout with Randy Turpin this June. promoters Solomons and Norris back the clash, while the IEC and New York State Athletic Commission push for contractual certainty and a binding agreement before approval.
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Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Sugar Ray
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Solomons
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Solomons
London
Dublin
Norris
Robinson
Turpin
George Gainford
IEC
Harry Markson
IBC
Will
State Commission
Gardner-Webb Wins Golden Isle Bowl With 14-0 Victory
Gardner-Webb Junior College of Rolling Springs, N C, captured the Golden Isle Bowl after a strong second half surge that overwhelmed Georgia Military College 14 to 0 in Brunswick. Bill Bates caught an 18 yard pass for the first score, with Bill Robinson converting, then James Garrison sprinted five yards for the final TD as Henry Reynolds added the extra point. The Milledgeville Cadets threatened in the second quarter but were held at the two yard line.
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Gardner- Webb Junior College
Rolling Springs
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Tar Heel
S&c
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Tar Heels
Bunny Price
Bill Bates
Bates
Bill Robinson
Garner-Webb
James Garrison
Weaverville
Henry Reynolds
Milledgeville Cadets
Georgia Junior College Conference
Pavo and Norman Park Split Rugged Double Header
In Norman Park, the Norman Park girls edged Pavo 38 37 amid intense play and ejections, while the Pavo boys defeated Norman Park 57 38 to even the series. Gardner led Pavo girls with 28 points, Wildes scored 20 for Norman Park, and Norwood Redfern and Emmette Hamm were among players ejected at halftime.
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Pavo Girls
Norwood Redfern
Allen Crosby
Emmette Hamm
Johnny Purvin
Ramsey
Clark
Doeran
Gardner
Bishop J Alvis
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Dean
Chafin
Hart
Barden
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McComb
Ethridge
J. Weaver
Virginia State vs Florida A and M for National Crid Crown
Undefeated Virginia State College meets Florida A and M in the 20th Orange Blossom Classic at Miami's Orange Bowl stadium. The Pittsburg Courier plans to crown the winner Negro national champion as Virginia State is ranked No. 1 and Florida A and M No. 2 nationally.
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Virginia State College
Florida. A and M College
Pittsburg Courier
Virginia
Florida A and M
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