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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1935

Page

3

American mentor aids Austrian athletes for Berlin games

Harold Anson Bruce, an American coach at Union College, trains Austrian athletes for the Berlin Olympics. He jokes about paying dinners for record breaks, notes translation gaps from metric to yards and feet, and highlights dietary and training challenges in Austria as his trainees push toward European marks.

Alvin Stenkorr Vienna Harold Anson Bruce Bruce United States Mr. Bruce Wiener Schnitzels Matthes Union College Schenectady

Giants Rally Stumbles as Cards Close Gap in Pennant Chase

In a turbulent MLB day, Giants manager Bill Terry faced a wary clubhouse as St Louis defeated Philadelphia and Brooklyn lost to Chicago. Ple Traynor sparked a Pirates win while Babe Herman’s ninth inning homer sealed a Dodgers comeback. The Yankees and White Sox endured a long twin bill, with Gehrig blasting two homers in game one and Philadelphia tying the nightcap, as Hal Trophy and Tom Bridges paced early scoring and Cleveland beat Boston to climb to third.

Throne Ha Pittsburgh Pirates Mgr Ple Traynor Bues Thente Giants Philadelphia Orville Jorgeng Bill Walker Jesse Haines Bing Heda Brooklyn Dodgers Babe Herman Yankees Caicago White Sox Chicago McCarthy Zeke Bevara Lou Gehrig Bren Philadelphia Athletics Leapus Drtrak Tigers Philadelpia Tommy Bridges Guen Rogel Jimmy Fox Cleveland Indians Red Sox Piace Boston

Badgers Eye Big Ten Crown Despite Waiting Fans Hype

The Wisconsin Badgers, eyeing the Big Ten title, enter the season with high fan expectations and the belief they can claim the crown though the team has yet to win the conference since 1912. Coach Sposte begins his fourth year while two veteran guards and a key end return, facing Notre Dame Purdue Michigan Chicago Northwestern and Minnesota on the schedule amid confident fan speculation. In New Orleans a 27 year old pigskin killer was stuffed as a freak race trophy after a game with Birmingham.

Madison Badgers Tittreautimi Champlorzhin Cecenly Wisconsin Marely Clarence &Nesra Dhirt Eadevr Eanus Sposte Seison Mortover Notre Dame Purdue Michigan Chcago Northwestern Minnesota Badger

Vols New Coach Builds Tower To Watch Drills

In Knoxville Tennessee, new Tennessee coach Fell Britton has a nine foot tower on the flying field to observe practice and scrimmages from above. He previously watched games from the press box and telephoned opponents’ signals, but now uses the elevated post to study backs and linemen during drills.

Knoxville Tenn Tennessee Britton Bob Newland Enemy Neyland Hich

Vols Beat Lattle Race In Dixie League Shutout

The Nashville Vols defeated Lattle Race with Sharkey Eland pitching a five strikeout gem. Loremy Liberty opened the scoring with a third base line in the sixth inning. Eland walked five as Little Rock hosted two rook- ies from Helena club in the Fast Dixie league. Errors by Weiser and Clawitter marred the game, the only Southern Association tilt of the day. Idle: Adama, New Orleans, and others. Upcoming games listed for Tuesday and beyond.

Associated Press Nacnville Vols Lattle Sharkey Enlind Geome Loremy Liberty Adama New Orleans Atong Tuesaday James Birmingham Allants Chattanooga Mem Phil Nashville Little Rock Knoxville

League Leaders By the Associated Press Including Monday's Games

National League batting leaders include Vaughn Pirates Medwick Cardinals with runs and runs batted in tallies. Card players like Medwick Herman and Galan top in doubles and home runs. Stolen bases show Martin Dodgers and Galan Cubs. American League leaders list Greenberg Tigers Gehrig and Foxx among top runs and RBIs. Cramer Athletics leads hits. Chu Moser?

Vaughn Pirates Medwick Cardinals Galan Cubs Medwick Cercirals Berger Braves Steeeee Cardinals Herman Cubs Allen Phillies Goodman Greenberg Tigers Gehrig Alamads Alten Yankees Auker Tiges

Loyal Team Almost Causes Death Of Injured Kansan

Aug 27 AP report describes Joe Oster pinned by a wagon wheel after a hayrack fall. He fractured his leg and freed animals, but the wagon tongue fell and pinned him. Mrs. Oster found him five hours later and sent him to a hospital.

Barclay Joe Oster Oster Mra. Oser

Feminine Stars Fight To Hold Golf Championship Lead

The national women’s golf title centers on top players including Virginia Van Wie and Jean Bauer as 64 competitors tee off at Interlachen. Major contenders Glenna Collett Vare Maureen Crews Marion Miley and Dorothy Trawng face stiff early tests while Van Wie seeks revenge after last year.

Charlotte Glutting West Craige Misa Bauer Avite Mes Glenna Coltett Vare Philadelphia van Wie Glazing Milas Bauer Mia Lillian Zech Chicago Mise Glutling Tom Watlaes Tulsa Ware Edith Begg Columbus Ohio Crews F. Joseph

Age Prevails Over South And Veterans Keep Dual Net Palm

Brookline Massachusetts August 27 AP Wilmer Alhsen and John Van Ryn won their second national doubles title defeating Don Budge and Gene Mako in four sets 6-4 6-2 3-6 6-1 at Longwood courts The veteran pair, after recent Davis Cup concerns, delivered a fifth set victory aided by long rallies and a total of 32 placements by Allison against 19 for Van Ryn 21 for Mako and 19 for Budge

Brookline Mass Wilmer Alhsen John van Ryn Daviseeun Don Bude Caterinals Longwood Courts Alison van Ryn Wwe Mason Budge Maka Allaon Brarme Allison Mako

Italian gardener’s long tended fig tree dies in Moberly

Moberly Missouri August 27 196? Frank Ardizzone who tended a cherished Italian fig tree for 41 years died just before his 70th birthday His garden also suffered withered parsley grape vines and shrubs dying after his passing Neighbors noted the loss of the beloved plants and the man who cared for them

Moberly Italy Frank Ardizzone Ardizzone

Dixie Freshmen to Play University Schedule

The Alabama freshman football team has carded games with the first year elevens of Mississippi State and Tulane. The Alabama yearlings were undefeated in 1994.

Dixie Frosh University Alabama Miastsaippi State Tulane

Names Across Cities in Notable Social Notes

Holleran of Greenwich Connecticut Miss Miley and Mrs Marjorie Letts of Chicago Milas Traung and Betty Heyn of Minneapolis Mrs Hill and Mrs Charles Edis Mt Toronto Ontario are listed in a social notices snippet showing residents and spouses in North American cities. The fragment references several individuals and places without a cohesive event or action.

Britain's Ryder Cup team backed by ace Whitcombes

Britain's Ryder Cup squad for the September clash in America is boosted by veterans Ernest and Reginald Whitcombe, whose steady form and course records helped counter a youth movement as selectors balanced experience and promise. The team sails September 14 with an average age higher than prior squads, led by Ernest as the oldest player.

Britain ACE Brothers Charles Suerd Estars Burton Busson Cox Jarman Whitcombes Ernest Reginald England Scotland Waltcombes Whitscombes America

Stars Shine in Openers Across Teams

Zeke Bonura and Lou Gehrig led opening day highlights with Bonura stealing home in the 15th, Gehrig belting two homers, and Johnny Murphy throwing a six hit game as the Yankees beat the White Sox. Pie Traynor fueled a Pirates win with a homer bat four singles and six RBIs against the Giants. Greenberg and Foxx also produced multi hit games as the season opened in a double bill.

Festerday Associated Press Zeke Bonura White Sox Loui Gehrig Johnny Murphy Yankees Bonura Gehrig Murphy Orville Forgens Phias Cardinals Pie Traynor Pirates Giants Hal Trosky Indians Red Sox Jimmy Foxx Athletics Haunt Greenberg Tigere—Foxx Greenberg

Tennessee Added to Auburn Slate for Grid Season

Alabama Poly coach Jack Meagher outlines a 1935 football schedule adding Tennessee in place of Vanderbilt. The ten game slate includes Birmingham Southern Tulane Tennessee Kentucky Duke Georgia Tech Oglethorpe Georgia and Florida with key games in Montgomery New Orleans Birmingham and Miami.

Auburn Tennessea Wadderbitt Alabama Poly Bill Britten Knoxville Vols Legion Birmingham Tigers Tulane Green Wave New Orleans Alabama Plainsmen Bengals Birmingham-Southern Tulane Tennessee Kentuc Duke U. Georgia Tech Ogthorpe Georgia Florida Meaghermen Vandy Birmingham Southern Montgomery Kentucky Durhan Baton Rouge Georgia Tech Atlanta Ogiethorpe Columbia Miami

Crimson Tide faces uncertain line as spring drills begin

A rough draft of Alabama football prospects unfolds with 7 lettermen listed, including Lee at tackle and Young and Well returning. Coachs weigh candidates such as Baswell Davis and darkhorse La weighs, while Ray Radford and Reddan show promise.

Bil Ae Lee Alabama Leo Suleare Crimson Jim Wmn Bill Young Young Guntoc Den Ryta Se

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