Dothan Country Club Ready For Seventh Invitation Tourney
Dothan Country Club officials announced final preparations for the seventh annual invitation golf tournament. Defending champion Jim Brennan seeks a third straight cup as about 100 players from three states compete in the nine hole event on Thursday with an expected crowd near 300 observers. Brennan hopes to repeat last year’s 2 and 1 victory over Raymond Spann while William Eupy set the opening rounds pace with 36 strokes. Spann and Moseley join Brennan and four others in the featured field as weather cooperates.
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Brennan to Defend Dothan Invitation Title Thursday
Jim Brennan will seek to retain his title as Dothan Invitation champion for the third time as Rolfera from Porta of Three State challenges him in the seventh annual event.
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Tide Tracksters Meet Miss. Squad
Alabama’s strong track and field team prepares for a close meet with Ole Miss on April 22. The Tide aim to extend a winning streak against Georgia Tech and Tennessee while Ole Miss seeks revenge from last year. Hamp Lyon of Meridian looks to rise in the shot put, and coach Drew hopes star sprinter Herman Krouesc returns to form.
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Enterprise Sweeps Troy in Exhibition Baseball Tilt
Enterprise Alabama Florida base ball entry won 7 to 4 over Troy Normal on Tuesday afternoon. Team prepares for upcoming exhibition games ahead of May 12 opening and a series with Hon Allen Shop nine. Crowd of 400 watched the contest at the new park as Tideermen seek form before Ole Miss meet and late May clashes.
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Leiber and Wilson clash in rain delayed baseball drama
In a drenched Polo Grounds scene Hank Leiber becomes central as Jimmy Wilson of the Phillies confronts him delaying four majors games and a Dodgers halt. Grove earns his second win while Phils, Giants, and Dodgers endure a day of rain and darkness with late drama and surprising results.
Pelicans edge Memphin on late rally in tight 2 to 1 win
Len Kintana and Pelicans Caslett sparked New Orleans with a triple and a single driving in the go ahead run as New Orleans edged Memphis 2 to 1. Vandermeer earned the win, retiring Crackers in order. Smokies defense and a late Tong double set up the deciding run to give Krox a 4 2 decision over Chattanooga.
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Twelfth Night actor injured during onstage tumble at OWU
Realistic stage fight in Ohio Wesleyan University's Twelfth Night led actor David Crandell to break his left wrist during a rehearsal like roughhousing. Audience saw the mishap as part of the performance, while the college game report notes Troy outhit the Barons 10 to 7, with Teachers committing six errors and scattered bingles throughout.
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Tigers Hartford Fight 11 Inning Duel To Lock Up
The Dothan High Tigers and the Hartford bulls battled 11 innings with both teams tying 4 4 after the manta ninth. Levi Thrower drove in a key ninth inning run, while William Middlebrooks and TA Windham sparked Dothan and Hartford as the game stretched into extra frames before darkness ended play.
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Kentucky colonels in limbo as governor era ends
An April AP report from Louisville notes Kentucky colonels may no longer hold official status after a regent decision. Gov appointed none since taking office, and court rulings suggest commissions expire with governors. Noted figures deny removal of all titles, while others insist colonel status survives by courtesy. Local officials and dignitaries remain listed with commissions.
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Enterprise Delegation Beats Geneva 8 To 7 In Fast Game
Enterprise Delegation defeated Geneva 8 to 7 after a late rally. Graham hit a homer and double with a triple from Howdoin, while Wynn led Geneva with two singles. Geneva started strong but Enterprise fielding allowed five runs early and tightened to secure the win.
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Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Dickey of the Yankees blasted his third homer of the year with two aboard in the third inning to help topple the Athletics. Jimmy Bucher of the Dodgers contributed three hits, with a late single tying the game in the 10th against the Bees. Hank Leiber of the Giants singled to drive in a run in the month’s win over Philadelphia. Lefty Grave of the Red Sox allowed three hits through 6⅔ innings as Boston won its second straight.
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Harris County Cubs top Midland City in tight opener
Columbia wins as Coach Otto Kent fields second string lineup. E Dukes drives two hits for Columbia in a ragged game Tuesday afternoon. Midland City scores early, but Columbia pulls away with a five run surge in the final innings to win 8 to 3 at home.
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IU Will Raise Plenty Cash for Trip to Olympics
Association report outlines funding plans to send American athletes to Berlin for the 1936 Games. Per athlete costs now estimated at 500 dollars, with efforts to cover expenses through sport by sport funding and gate receipts from boxing tryouts in Chicago. Financial outlook brighter than 1932, with broader support and reduced per capita costs.
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Pelicans Rally In Night Tilt Over Smokies, 3-Run Ninth
Six hit pitching by Bim Pang and timely hitting fueled the Pelicans past the Smokies as Johnny Vandermeer started strong for the Crackers, with Speece finishing and Bayne holding the last three frames. Night game atmosphere stayed cool as 3,820 fans watched in Chattanooga.
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