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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
7
City High School exploded for 16 runs in a lopsided win over Headland. Starling pitched well for the winners while Headland’s Jose struggled. City’s next game is slated for Wednesday at home against Abbeville.
A mock pictorial feature from NEA Service shows Gandhi in training for the Olympics amid goats and a winded mock tale. Alfred E. Smith flaunts a derby to Hoover in Washington while Rockefeller ages gracefully at 92 and tries parachute jumping, framing curious political and business satire.
Valparaiso Florida hosts the ninth annual invitational golf tournament April 16 and 17. Qualifying day is April 15 with an 18 hole score required. any qualifying round may be shot up to April 15 with prior notice to the pro. Medalists must qualify on April 15. Prizes awarded to winners runners up beaten 8s and two low medalists. The course is described as scenic and challenging with hills water holes bunkers and rolling tees.
AUBURN April 1 Two letter men Porter Grant of Dothan and Lee Johnson of Langdale along with cheerleader Bill Ham of Cottonton join juniors at Alabama Polytechnic Institute elected to Scabbard and Blade national military society. Grant earned end on second all Southern team and was a top flankman. He also starred in baseball as third baseman and center fielder. Johnson, a former Darlington prep, plays center in football.
The Pig Stand opens tomorrow on West Main Street replacing the Do than miniature golf course. Mrs. M E Graves will manage the shop with an enlarged clubhouse and new sandwich equipment. A concrete drive for curb service is now in place. Barbecue sandwiches pies drinks and tobaccos will be sold.
Photographers captured Rockefeller landing at Ormond Beach as he prepares for a golf round. The scene is framed as an April Fool joke with no truth behind the report, while the subject remains jumpy about the mood.
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