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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1945

Page

14

Teen-Age Golfers Meet Veterans in Club Tournament

In the Dothan Country Club annual golf event teen age hopefuls face seasoned veterans as second round play opens. Notable matches pair Fred Moseley against Joseph Matamo Leon Pat Harvard versus Horace Hall and Jimmy Bremen against Captain Edward Steere with Press Thornton Jr. versus Ed Crawford drawing interest after yesterday's round.

Hot Sound Poedule Ir Pier Dothan Country Club Fred Moseles Wurst La-Bruce Heneken Wll Joseph Matamo Leon Pat Harvard Horace Hall Jimmy Bremen Edward Steere Press Thornton, Jr Ed Crawford Crawford Thornton Moseley Hall

Tigers Map 1945 Football Schedule With Eight Games Plan

Coach Jack Hovater announced the 1945 Tiger football schedule, listing eight games with six home tilts and two road trips. The season opens Sept 3 at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium, with lightweight conditioning and 35 candidates expected to answer the call, including returning captains and veterans.

Jace Hovater We Bo' Twan Higs Tigers Vesterday Beng Toade Damn High Fou Atlesecalor Tigers Hovater Statke Montgomery Wiregrass Memorial Stadium Dothan Ray Henderson Ray Compton Ralph Money Charles Country Howell Orater Howell Tiger Bubber McGowan Young Sidney Lanier Baker Villate Pensacola Tallahassee Fla

Cards Dim Hopes Of Cubs, Senators Staggered By Yanks

The Cardinals defeated the Cubs 3 1 in a key game while the Senators were swept by the Yankees in the nightcap, dropping to a game and a half behind Detroit. Brooklyn Dodgers swept the Giants in a doubleheader to boost their grip on third place.

Cubs Senators Soe Reichler New York Lows Washington Redbirds Liepbe JoaGea Sehnendienst Havi Prom Hank Wyan Ken Burkhardt Dutch Leonard Frank Crosel Tunney Niggeling Nats Ernie Bunham Yanks Hillis Layne George Binks Nick Ellen Aaron Rebingon Yankees Bill Zuberlin Cleveland Brooklyn Dodgers Apcbre New York Giants Ed Levens Dixie Walker Stan Bordagaray Big Yan Lingle Mungo

Standings and Scores From Major Leagues Today

AP reports American League results with New York 4 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 1 at tense rain delayed games. National League shows Brooklyn 8 New York 13, Boston at Philadelphia nightcap, Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 0, St Louis 3 Chicago, plus a slate of listed duels and doubleheaders across the South.

Associated Press New York Washington Philadelphia Boston Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis St. Lous Petre Cleveland Soulthers Association Birmingham Memphia Nashville Atlanta Mobile Chattanooga New Orleans Pat Defrast &E KSL Jeus x-Chiago St Lews X-Philadelphia Twilight

Texas League Votes To Operate In 1946

The Texas League voted unanimously to resume operation in 1948 after a three year hiatus. At a special meeting in Dallas Fort Worth and Shreveport club presidents attended with proxy votes from San Antonio Houston Beaumont Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The decision aimed to forward rein statement applications to Judge W G Braham, head of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, seeking approval.

Dallas Tex ACAP Acton Fort Worth Shreveport San Antonio Hooston Beaumont Oklahoma City Tulsa W. G. Braham National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Hogan Tracks Nelson In Knoxville Open Meet

Hogan trails Byron Nelson by two strokes after 54 holes at the Knoxville Open. Nelson carded 67 and 69 for 208, with Hogan at 213 alongside amateur Freddie Haas Jr and Harold McSpaden nearby as final round action looms.

Hogan Byron Nelson Knoxville Will Grinsley Neboue Ben Hopen Nelson Nat Qty Struker Haas Harold McSpaden Sanford Toney Penna Dayton Sammy Byrd Detroit Ky Laftroon Cheago Jimmy Hines Chicago Vic Ghezzi Deal N. J Sammy Snead Hot Springs Elmer Prieskorn Nashville Tennessee Frank Stranahan Montgomery Ala

Tight Defense Boost To Moore led Tigers

LSU coach Bernie Moore, starting his eleventh season, predicts a tighter defense will lift football this fall. He says experience will improve defensive play and force offenses to step up, with more veterans available after wartime service. Moore cites Alabama Texas A and M Mississippi State as similar ahead. Twenty-two lettermen among 55 candidates report for pre-season practice.

Baton Rouge Bernie Moore Louisiana State University Moore Baya

No Early Increase In Sports Goods Seen

The War Production Board indicated no immediate rise in athletic equipment availability. Only about 10 percent more gear will be on the market initially, with most produced items going to the Army and Navy as servicemen resume athletics. Marine Corps officials projected the Marines would spend about 50 million dollars on athletic gear in the next 20 months in the Pacific.

Washington War Production Board Consthisa Japan Army Navy Emery E. Swede Lars Marine Corps Pacific

Bridges Discharged From Army Today For Meade Return

Fort Meade officials announced 38 year old Tommy Bridges would be discharged today. The former pitcher intends to return to baseball immediately and will be the third Detroit star to rejoin the team from military service this year after Al Benton and Hank Greenberg. Bridges posted a 12 win and 7 loss record.

Fort George G Meade Detroit Fort Meade Tommy Bridges Plichjar Slac Bridges Detroit Attack al Benton Hank Greenberg

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