Rodeo heat and baseball chatter from Enterprise page
Captain Arnold Coffen of the Cherokee Ranch promotes the rodeo to start April 11 16 saying the event grew from cowboy work life and American sports. The Enterprise discusses potential pitching stars Paull Dea and others, detailing Dea’s rough career arc including a 1945 and 1946 season with the Indians and Weevils, and notes his age marriage and daughter Kathy Ann.
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Arnold Coffen
Cherokee Ranch
Coffee
The
Eagle
Hollywood
United States
Dothan
TriState
Chamber of Commerce
O'Dea
Enterprise
John Groducki
St Louis
Ozark
Julian Morgan
Paull Dea
Cleveland Indians
Boll Weevils
O den
Cleveland
Cy Slepnicha
Fargo Ndp
Springheld
Paulte
Cedar Rapids
Weevil
Tim
O Des
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cleveland Emi
Paul
Kathy Ann
Herist
Browns Fall To Duluth In Nine Run Slugfest
Duluth outslugged the Browns 74 in yesterday’s game as Mathey belted a fourth inning homer and Doiven Mitchell worked five innings in relief. At 2 p.m. Wiregrass Stadium hosts the Weevils with pitchers Letjoote and Junior Mitchell slated to start for Dothan. Brownes face Selma next.
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Mathey
Duluth
Browns
Dothan
Bob Weevils
Wiregrass Stadlum
Matt Hodge
Joote
Junior Mitchell
Selma
Geoeisi
Waller
Iave Mitchell
Veatere
Alles
Mer
Charles Sand
Tne
Tris
Bute
Mitchell
George
Barh
Duluths
Jack Adkinson
Cathar Hill
Wi Vek
Sands
Yorach Biuehell
Linn
Myrich
Colley
Doc Bowsen
Nral Cobb
Blackie Connell
Ollis Tohnson
Sand
Obi
Avinger
Berker
Funs
Connell
Emory Lindsey
Hodge
Lindges
Dulutt
Hortsman
Milly
Svethck
Teed
Carroll Adkinec
Sanda i
Lindsey
Decker
Ramsay High Wins Top Track Honors
Ramsay High of Birmingham led the prep division at the Southern Relays at Legion Field with firsts in the 440 yard dash and 120 yard high hurdles, seconds in the 400 yard shuttle, and thirds in the 810 yard relay. Beaching records were set by Ray Rocker of Jesuit in New Orleans and Howe Smith of Atlanta, while Birmingham’s Beasemer High contributed two additional firsts.
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Legion Field
Ramsay High
Buram
Ramsay
Ack Creel
Timsnes
Bind Sobovon
Hexsemer
Dothan
Birmingham
Tigers
Ray Rocker
Jesuit
New Orleans
Fon Individus
Formec
Ei Nng Legion Field
Rock
Hull
Howe Smith
Atlanta
Beasemer High School
Pinches
Dan Johnson
Bessemer
Centry
Headland Hosts Troy State for ASL Exhibition Today
Headland Dime Runners of the ASL host Troy State Teachers College in an afternoon exhibition at two o'clock. In the warm up season they beat Abbeville 10 4 and lost to Enterprise 3 58. Remaining games include Pescacola at Headland and Aubuen frosh at Headland.
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Meadland
Headland
Utach
Troy State Teachers College
Abbeville
Thice
Nterprise
ASL
TSTC
Pescacola
Aubuen Frosh
Boy Scout Kilts Bobcat Display In Wyoming Incident
Twelve year old Buck Kuibak reportedly shot a large bobcat with rocks after spotting it near Worland Wyoming. He kept the animal hide as proof of the encounter. The story notes how rarely people encounter a bobcat, comparing it to a long lifetime around the course.
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Worland
Buck Kuibak
Dothan Golf Team Blanks Panama City
Dothan high school golf team defeated Panama City in damp conditions. Pitre Jones led with an 88, while other Dothan players contributed steady scores to secure the win.
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Dothan
Panama City
Dothan Igh Golf Tour
Ste Ray Sn
Rav ‘Igiam
Panama
Pitre Jones
Pat Bon Kenamgion
Ras Shurch
Browns Face Tough Opposition This Afternoon
The Browns host Selma in a 2 PM exhibition as part of a Southeast region slate. Dothan aims to rebound after a rough stretch with upcoming games against Montgomery Pensacola and Lebanon, while Selma Montgomery and Pensacola are projected strong opponents in a crowded schedule this week.
Alabama Downs LSU Tigers in Two-Run Wins
Alabama defeated LSU twice in Baton Rouge with strong early scoring and steady pitching. Frank Tat delivered key hits to secure the win, while Worthington and teammates kept the Tigers quiet after the early onslaught.
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Alabama
LSU Tigers
Baton Rouge
Lousiana State
Frank Tat
PS1
BF Worthington
Fran
Lary Ant Richles Treeman
Ferrer and
Roussos
Masters Tourney Leads Ferrier as Best Round Stirs Drama
Ferrier sparked a Masters tournament surge with a 69 as Hogan, Demaret, and Nelson trailed. Delson and Belson chased from Clayton and Roanoke, while Ferrier’s delicate shots and steady putting kept him atop the field amid a tense final round.
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Ferrier
Hogan
Nelson
Demaret
Byron Neon
My Dearie
Alout
Naha
Chammon Cary
Mddjeroff
Gympry Bach
Fis
Delson
Clayton Heather
Ferrie
Thame Tar
Haley
Alo
Gong
Ader Ferrier
Brian Belson
Roanoke
Tex
Golf Belson
Jereniac
Jong Trans
Finthera
Yale Dominates Southern Relays in Birmingham Relays
Yale's Jim Fuchs and Vic Frank led a strong showing at the Southern Relays at Legion Field, earning team honors and setting multiple marks. Fuchs and Frank posted top distances in shot put and discus, while Yale anchored by Wade set a relay record. Arkansas, Alabama, and Auburn also placed well as meet records fell across events.
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Leroy Simma
Birmingham
Yale
Trevor
Frank
Fuchs
Dan Can
Louisiana
Alabama
Auburn
Genze Wade
Genze Wade, Took Hat Ryent In 7438 Folowed Minors Aransas
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Ray Gurme
Jack — Demedters
Pan Bienz
Tulane
Jimmy Walker
Yelay
Vic Frank
Bid Melase
Isha Melwig
Aimois
Don Laz
Elmo Adams
Uniersity of
Arkansas
Penn
Richard Hart
Vic Twomey
Hart
Oklahoma Aggies
East Texas State
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Rylemer
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N, Foster St
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En Opire Bol Weevals
Rotel
Bal Simon
John
Steve Hirka'a
Rob Bonha
Ay Howard Fyne
Paul Silestro
Don Pisiski
al Raffaele
Nick Cappelli
Rice
Coy Davis
Irvin John Pollock
Freddie Farzini
Troy State
Montgomery Vests
Pensacola
Lebanon
Selma Montgomery
Joagne Clube
Bayne
Paterprist
Fermi
Cadel Taco
Beir
Bee Prove
Winte Saliba Engineering CO
Futlerton, JR
Westinge House Engineering
Fihground
Norman Gonzalis
Fred
Fred Moore
Bil Qubors
Lamar Crabtree
Teddy
Frank Spark
Ole Eh
John McPherson
McPherson
Nunn-Bush
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