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i 12 Quintets Needed To ill Brackets In Major Tourneys NEED CASH? eature No 2 'rrf By ORLO ROBERTSON NEW YORK(AP) The lege basketball season enters home stretch this week and teams are still needed to fill brackets in the two major Dug to your Order All grown in local Soil and Climate OTHER SHRUBS col the 12 the posta Nurseries Just Off Highway 231 South Phone 3 4708 Dothan See TRI STATE INANCE CO Ill Troy yOUHG nT DOfUON HOUSTON Home of Great Double LAST TIMES TODAY eature No 1 The of a wltowoW dhhitout and take it! THEY'RE WHywtr' Marjorie James MAIN WHITMORE 1 i i wasaswi Kt i season tournaments The National Collegiate A A which does not start its champion ship play until March 21 has 11 spots open ive of them will be filled by conference champions and six by teams selected The lineup for the National In vitation tournament in which three first round games are scheduled Saturday at Madison Square Garden is expected to be completed today with the selection of the 12th team Already in the NCAA lineup are St Louis champion of the Mis souri Valley: Kentucky defending champion and winner of the Southeastern Texas Christian which qualified last week to represent the Southwest Conference Wyoming best the Skyline Conference after de feating Brigham Young and West Texas Border Conference titleholder The NIT selection committee is finding it almost as difficult to piek the 12th team as naming all of the others It be surprising to see the NCAA din into the NIT field for some of its repre sentatives esneciallv in the East where Penn State (19 4) turned down an NIT feeler and said it would consider an NCAA bid The usually high scoring Nittany Lions ended their season Saturday with a victory over Pittsburgh by the unusual score of 24 9 Nine of the 11 teams in the NIT turned in highly successful work last week Davton (24 3) Holy Cross (21 2) St Bonaventure (19 3) LaSalle (19 5) Western Ken hucky (24 41 Du'wcsne i) St Louis (21 5) St (21 3) and I Seton Hall (25 2) lose a game But New York Univ (16 7) lost twice to St and ord ham after being selected and Louisville (21 5) bowed to Seton Marlene pauer Cops Sarasota Tourney SARASOTA la (AP) Eight een year old Marlene Bauer won $350 and set a new record of 71 when she won her first professional golf tourney the Sarasota Open here Sunday Miss Bauer playing her home course at the Sarasota Bay Coun try Club scored 35 36 eight under par and one under 1 1 Mile from Dothan City Limit on Headland Highway Goober Drive In MON TUES harveyW HUI 0" WMB Si jgjUjk fc CrtU taU WK i Always A Cartoon Children under 12 Admitted REE! 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GMEAWW AND fNE MOOunes JACKSONVILLE (UP) lori da plants generated 11 per cent more electricity last year than in 1950 and in any three months of last year more electricity was generated than in the entire year of 1940 Production of more electricity to meet the demands of growth was made possible by increased plant capacity This capacity stood at 1130452 kilowatts on Jan 1 of last year and further expansion took place during the year the State Chamber of Commerce reported today Electric production in lorida in 1951 totaled more than six billion kilowatt hours This busi ness review of the Chambers' shows 1940 production was about one fifth this amount Electricity generated by lorida industrial establishments for their own use amounted to more than 829000000 kilowatt hours of the 1951 volume This total was eight per cent above the 1950 production Tomorrow: How to streamline hips Bud Marsee Rallies To Win At Tallahassee or all The pursuit of fashion and per sonal attractiveness brings any woman many benefits It keeps her youthful in spirit in key with the times mentally alert and even im proves her health I was discussing this the other day with Dr Helen Miller well known New Yorkspecialist new spring fashions are a case in said Dr Miller em phasize the small waist and trim TALLAHASSEE la (AP) lorida State Dwight (Bud) Marsee even in the running Sunday when the 36 hole finals of the George Washington birthday tournament got under way but he endd the match with the title and a medal score of 292 Marsee was nine strokes behind Bill (Dynamite) Goodloe of Val dosta Ga when the finals began Goodloe who led by five strokes riday and by one less Saturday took an 80 76 to slip to a third place 298 tie with Dick Montney which Goodloe in the playoff Marsee who shot 69 72 Sunday finished a stroke ahead of defend ing champion Robert (Sunny) Tin ney of Tallahassee Class division champion was Jim Melton of Lake City Goodloe Sr Valdosta took second place class honors A Wise Lloyd BRIDGES John IRELAND Pancho Seaura Wins National Clay Title ST AUGUSTINE la Powerful Pancho Segura of Ecua dor won the singles championship ofhe National Professional Clay Court tennis tournament here yes terday after a hard fought battle with Bobby Riggs of Chicago Segura outlasted the hard pressed Riggs in the finals to win 6 1 7 5 6 4 Both continued to crack each service in the second set and Segura finally won his own service on the 11th game to Win the match Jim Evert of ort Lauderdale la 'and Joe ishbach of New York played the final phase of their two day championship doubles and upset Segura and Riggs 6 2 6 2 0 6 3 6 6 4 ishbach and Evert were lead ing 6 2 6 2 Saturday when Evert necame ill and the team dropped the next set at love more experienced Segura Riggs combine took the fourth set 3 3 to even it up then were dumped in the deciding set as ishbach and Evert made it 6 4 or Specially prepared by figure and fashion experts exclusively for readers this column ig ured for you gives detailed i structions and illustrates how to select foundation garments that provide comeliness control and healthful comfort for your indi vidual type figure Send 10 cents in coin plus stamped self addressed envelope to Secrets of Charm in care of this newspaper igured for you Dothan Lincoln Mercury Co Ph 3 4730 ft Robert Cummings Lizabeth Scott Diana Lynn in HAL production IN ULL with Evo Arden DMd OBTBU Svevaotoy fry Aabert Bm and CMrim Mmm Hillel ormally Opens Of A Student House starring GARY COOPER Modem plumbing is a wise in vestment in terms of family health and home economy Call us for an obligation free estimate! par Babe Zaharias Louise Suggs of Carrolton Ga Betsy Rawls of San Antonio Tex and Betty Bush of Hammond tied for second place with and won $156 25 each Leading the field of 50 amateurs was Marnie Polk of Chattanooga who scored 80 This was the one day first year" The Mystery of Life Occurs Sometimes Ends! was implicated in a con spiracy to fix Kentucky basketball games during the 1950 51 in addition to his height problem Rupp pointed out that in juries held the Wildcats back in the LSU game people out there in the stands know it because we had tried to keep it' said Rupp our sixth man Shelby Linville had a broken toe and still I had to use him in spots had his leg in ice all afternoon before the game and he played with a puffed up knee rank Ramsey had two bad ankles and just gotten Skippy Whit aker out of the infirmary the day before We were awfully lucky to beat However Rupp wasn't trying to run down his team think this is a remarkable he declared kids have had to play the whole thing for Hagan Ramsey Whitaker Tsioropoulos Linville Bobby Wat son and Bill Evans not very deep with just seven kids but they can All Types Plumbing Repairs ast Emergency Service Electrical Work Moderately Priced and Guaranteed Workmanship NEED CASH? 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TONIGHT AND TUESDAY EATURES AT 9:00 New Brockton Plays ML Hope Eagles ace Guin In State TUSCALOOSA (AP) quest for God cannot be divorced from the experience of a religious leader said at dedica tion of a new Jewish Student Cen ter here Rabbi Arthur Lelvbeld of New York national director of the Hillel oundation spoke at ceremonies formally opening a $145000 building at the University of Alabama The dedication was held during the annual meeting of Alabama members religion is no solution to the problem nor is teaching re ligion in a watered down manner the Lelvbeld said He urged a in which each religion would be free to teach its own beliefs William Bloom Tuscaloosa merchant was awarded a certifi cate of merit by Sigma Alpha Mu raternity for outstanding commu nity service Louis Pizitz Birmingham leader in the building program was pre sented a gold key by the Hillel oundation Mose Temerson Tuscaloosa was elected state B'nai president succeeding Dr Nathan Gilbert lorence Other officers named were George Haiman Mobile first vice president Stanley Rosenbaum i lorence second vice president Abe Nedoss Tuscaloosa secretary and Sher Birmingham treas urer HUB CITY INANCE co 119 St Andrews Phone 4 5170 1932 John pillo Co ollow fashion and sure to be happier and even healthier! an authoritative opinion ALSO COLUMBIA HCYURES GENIE AUTRY SM CHAMPION Last Rites Held or Seminole Gl DONALSONVILLE (Special) uneral services for Pvt rank Dukes twenty one who was killed in action Dec 10 1951 in Korea were held yesterday afternoon at the Union Primitive Baptist Church Officiating were Elder Blackshear and the Rev Boswell Pvt Dukes is survived by his mother Mrs Mattie Dukes Seminole County Evans uneral Home of Donal sonville had charge of arrange ments Rupp Sees Trouble Ahead or Wildcats In NCAA of 4 MARTINS KU 31 ajAHB a liwHw 1 ONLY THE WATERRONT SHADOWS KNEW I THEIR SECRET! 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