Dothan Alabama Florida entry opens hard training session
A 19 player Dothan entry under Bobby Murray begins its seas on week with a Saturday workout at Wiregrass Stadium and intensive drills slated to run nonstop until the season starts May 12. The club plans a working agreement with the Giants and has recruited eight from Greenwood Farm, with several candidates from area semi pro clubs and high school programs.
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Hanson Back for Dothan Meet Prince Lefant
Hanson the hurricane wrestler returns to Dothan next Monday night to face Prince Lefant from Hawaii in a two falls out of three bout. Hanson, sidelined nine weeks by a head gash after a fan incident, seeks to prove his toughness and silence doubters. The show features a Mexican heavyweight contender and other bouts with a two hour time limit.
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Hopes Rise as Field's Kentucky Derby Entry Near Peak
New York reports Marshall Field's Derby contender Tinted leads a crowded field with a strong show, edging out Tat Paton Head and others. The win signals Field's ambitions after a long campaign, with the horse stepping into late May at Churchift Downs.
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Gilbert Better Siemnants and Political Turmoil?
Fragmentary OCR text references Gilbert, a New Orleans figure, and political tension with names like Sand and Bloantiens mentioned among garbled phrases. It hints at a public feud or campaign related events, with unclear dates, places, or outcomes.
Unclear text misfires in report on golf event
Fragmentary article notes a golf match with errors in the line, mentioning teams or players poorly. It hints at a result and standings but names are garbled, locations and dates missing, making precise facts impossible to confirm.
Geneva leads as Dothan blanks Graceville 7 4
Geneva stretched its fifth straight win in the Wiregriven High School league by defeating Graceville 7 to 4. Williem Alford and Pit Floyd each had multiple safeties, while Ty Wright and Shear starred for Opp. Hartford beat Ozark & la 6, Enterprise downed Cottonwood 5, and Cottonwood committed 10 errors in a rough loss.
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Brother Got Joe DiMaggio A Job Then Lost His Own
San Francisco April 18 AP report details Joseph DiMaggio, brother Vince helping him land his first pro ball job with the Yankees. DiMaggio rose from San Francisco to Coast League star, later joining Yankees after a spring tryout in Monterey. In 1935 he was MVP of the Coast League with 44 home runs and 141 RBIs as his team won the pennant.
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Dothan tryout signals big efforts for ball team
Mer Murray, new Dothan manager, conducts first workouts with 78 players, aiming to trim to 14 by season start. He stresses individual attention and promises to place any capable player, while field condition and pitcher shortfall challenge the squad.
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Hitting 20 Wins Elevates Grove In Big Time Hurlers
AP reports that only six of about 150 major leaguers have reached 20 wins this season, with Moses Groves leading nine season totals above the mark. Dizzy Dean and other all time greats appear in the list while Joe DiMaggio faces a likely missed opening due to a hand injury during Washington practice. News notes include managers eyed for Major League jobs, Letty O'Dou and Burleigh Grimes coaching in the minors, and a golf club promising a fair 1934 national pen event with even traps.
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Enterprise Seeks Win Over Lanett in Revenge Match
Enterprise aims to rebound after a loss in Thursday’s exhibition to Montgomery Sears. The Alabama Florida loop’s first squad, 17 players strong, prepared for a Sunday game with Lanett Cotton Mills after two days of intensive practicing emphasizing hitting. Promoter James Grant noted improvement, with Vic Walker expected next week and two Kentucky coaches returning in May for workouts. Key players Fisher Vinson Morgan Hicks Frederick Tenant Hardy Read Nave contribute, while Pasco and others show potential in the prep for the spring season.
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Last Leaf Falls on Mina Watson Immediate Family
Mina Watson 22 died of pneumonia Saturday night at her uncle Dan Nolan’s home on Dothan Route One after a week’s illness. Survived by several aunts and uncles with her father dead two weeks earlier. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Wiggina Church, Rev. Groeley Vann officiating. Burial in church cemetery under Houston Funeral Home.
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Enterprise Club Maps Golf Match on May 28
Enterprise, April 18. Preparations for a golf tournament here May 26 are underway as the Enterprise Country Club completes reworking of the course to first class condition. The club, organized in 1930, now has 26 members and elected Grady Procter as president and W. H. Harrison as secretary-treasurer. The Enterprise high school golf team defeated Andalusia, with return matches scheduled in Andalusia on April 22. Members include Max Warren senior and junior, Gibson, E. J. Gilson, Hub Bryson, Russel Taylor, J. L. Warren senior, Lomax Byrd, Kip Mawls, Will Warren, H. T. Grace, Riley Howell, Robert Corner, Geneva Harrell, Wilbur Warren, Roger Warren, J. L. Warren Jr., Hilton Harrell, Revel Searcy, Henry Fleming, Talmadge Heath, and John Hassell.
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Budge and Mako Win Tennis Cup Title Match
Donald Budge and Gene Mako defeated Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn to win the national doubles title in a closely contested Davis Cup relevant match. Budge and Mako won sets two four in a dramatic finish with strong serving and aggressive drives sealing the victory. The triumph came amid discussion of its impact on the Davis Cup team selection for the Australia ties.
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Brennan Hopin to Win Tourna Third St
Brennan Hopin trials for defense of his title at the third street course Thursday. Dathan invitation champion is among entrants with hopes of reclaiming the cup. Raymond Spann, defending club champion, is a strong contender while renovations improve the venue ahead of the event.
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