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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1945

Page

9

Baseball league forms for summer play in Wiregrass region

The newly formed Wiregrass Baseball League plans summer play for boys aged about 11 to 15. Jock Howater leads organizers and says 4 or more teams are expected with policies to be adopted at a Friday meeting. League aims to avoid school team interference while inviting school-age players to register and join.

Paseball Eague Jock Hovater Ping Ovater Pereson VC Laxey Fred O'Bren Earl Jaemas Bill Lowe Taemas Howator Howater Bop Jacksonville Fla Johnny Greco Chuck Taylor Duan Zunts Mexia New York Nime Ike Wilcame Trevion N. J Finney General Thoresville Jock Horton Andalusia Tereabout Hospital Thomasville Branch Rockey Brooklyn Dodgers West Pom Dodgers Buckey Harlem West Point Richey New York Dodger Rickey

Giants Player Leaves for Pre Induction Physical

Bruce Sloan of the New York Giants was scheduled to depart for Oklahoma City today to undergo a pre induction physical examination.

New York Bruce Sloan New York Giants Outfolder Oklahoma City

Newsome to Pitch A's opener at Shibe Park

AP report states Louis Newsome influenced Connie Mack to return Newsome as pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics against the Washington Senators at Shibe Park today. Earl Leonard to start for the Senators. Twenty thousand youths exit orphanages yearly seeking work as they reach independence.

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Major League Clubs Open 4th Wartime Baseball Season

Fourteen major league clubs prepared to start a wartime season before about 150000 fans as pennant races loom. Key matchups had St Louis meeting Detroit and Chicago hosting the Cardinals, while Cincinnati expected the largest crowd for the Reds opener against the Pirates.

SY Jack Hand New York Ford Frick Will Harridge Cardinals Browns Luke Sewells Broome Detroit Tigers Sportsman's Park Chicago Conweather Horners Emmie Bonham New York Yankees Hal Troaky Chicago White Sox Pete Coscarart Pittsburgh Jeff Heath Cleveland Coop ‘Er Boys Cincinnati Reds Frankie Frisch Pirates St. Loui Washington Larry MacPhail Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Franklin Roosevelt Gallith Stadium

Southern Association Cuts Rosters Ahead of Season

With the season opening in ten days the Southern Association trims rosters. Little Rock sent Mel Ams Harville Jukes Red Connor Albert Stawicki Dick Richter to Martinsville while Chester Thu Bob Risinger Bob Helquist Joe Cannon Harold Carney received outright releases. Other notes include New Orleans Pelicans losing 2 1 to U S Naval Hospital in an exhibition, Mobile Bears beating Keeesler Field’s fliers 5 3, Hector Araga being sent to Williamsport Pa, and Atlanta Crackers starting a road trip to Ft Benning after a 3 3 tie with vets.

Atlanta Southern Association Little Rock Martinsville North Carolina State League Mel Ams Harville Jukes Red Connor Albert Stawicki Dick Richter Chester Thu Bob Risinger Bob Helquist Joe Cannon Harold Carney New Orleans New Orleans Pelicans U. S Naval Hospital Neil Andrews Pelians Naval Hospital Mouile Mobile Bears Keeesler Chattanooga Hector Araga Willamsport Lookouts Rey Wilson Montgomery Ala Angel Fletas Birmingham John Tki John Stiarra Birmingham Barons Ft Benning Ft. Benning Nashville Yannigans Hank Stone Joe Locallo Atlanta Crackers

Noise In The Air Fools The Foe Over Burma

A noisy Harvard ATG trainer helped mislead Japanese forces during British troop movements west of Mandalay Burma. An RAF pilot caused a deafening roar to simulate air activity drawing antiaircraft fire, buying time for ground troops before Hurricanes took over.

Washington Irrawady River Mandalay Burma

Griffith Praises Washington Senators in Wartime Era

Washington veteran Clark Griffith, 75, head of the Senators, extols his players and the nation. He notes 24 active service members from his club, 11 in training, about 690 pro players in service before Pearl Harbor, and nearly 5,500 now serving. He urges baseball to lead in military support, previews a strong 1945 lineup with Case, Binks, Chipple, Kuhel, and Burka, and pledges commitment to performance despite wartime constraints.

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Suggs shoots 71 at Pinehurst in bold opening round

Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Georgia, a 1942 North South champion, emerges as a top challenger to defending Pinehurst titleholder Estelle Lavason Page of Chapel Hill. Suggs leads medal honors with 71 in qualifying while Page qualifies at 72 along with South Carolina rival Jene Crum Covington.

Pinehurst NC Georgia Damapioh Estelle Lavason Page Chapel Hal Pinehurst Louse Sages Lithia Springs Paxe South Carolina Bus Jene Crum Covington Orangebure Wiss Suggs Thomas R Rudeo Roselyn Page Patrcia Harrington Steubenville

St Louis Teams Pithed To Repeat City Officials Fight

Fragmented OCR text mentions St Louis teams and public officials. reference to city events, May 1, and mayoral context with stalled plans and a budget figure. Details are unclear but indicate local sports and municipal concerns in a historic city setting.

St. Louis

Baseball scorelines and standings from major leagues

The Associated Press reports today’s American League games featuring De Ron at St Louis and Boston at New York with late afternoon starts. Chicago at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. National League matchups include Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston Pittsburg at Cincinnati and Tours at Chicago. New York City is noted as the world’s diamond cutting center.

New York Associated Press Detroit Cleveland Phibarle Critagy Westington National LF AG Heyy Ag Abe Currie Aioe Win the Associates Press St. Loui Boston Chicago Washington Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati Tours New York City

THEATRE WEEK SHOWS AND STARS MIXED BILLS

The program runs through the week featuring Marivrvall and Preston Fastae plus Tbhandurhead with Songs Filrka and a string of acts. Wednesday to Sunday list headliners like Allan Lane, Weary Stewart, Tom Seale, Adela Mera Jq and a Saturday midnight show with Jala Crear and George Sandere in Hat guder F109.

Marivrvall Preston Virgin Allan Lane Weary Stewart Miavetuseh Morterre Tom Seale Adela Mera Pele Lale Jala Crear George Sandere Ann Baelar Selph Welle Tarert Myrise

Cooper Brothers Report To Cardinals

Cooper brothers Morton and Walker rejoin the St Louis Cardinals for the opener with the Chicago Cubs after threatening to quit baseball over pay. They will await further salary adjustments but will not accept less than 15 dollars per year. Also notes prisoner of war letter seeking factory work and a Midland City man killing a large rattlesnake with sixteen rattles.

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Mur teruti. Last Artec err' pers in Mex co

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious event involving an Artec error and a person linked to Mex County. The text references a bar and central route, with unclear details and a claimed 6 percent figure. Further readable context is required to identify involved names, places, and concrete actions.

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