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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1929

Page

5

Michigan destroys over five million bar berry bushes this year

East Lansing reports Michigan farmers destroyed 5,614,617 bar berry bushes to combat black stem rust on campus fields. This summer 50,509 bushes and 370,000 seedlings were cleared. Sweet potatoes averaged 110 bushes per acre in Alabama this year.

East Lansing Mich Michigan Alabama

Colt Wins Bout By Foul At Christmas Show

British heavyweight Dempsey era details mixed with a reported foul by Alan Gould. The bout, featuring Von Porat and Scott, drew about 15 000 fans as Jack Sharkey’s potential test faded with a disputed verdict. Dempsey showed uncertainty while the crowd spoke, and a possible rematch loomed.

Alan Gould Press Phil Gling Jack Ier Chaing Jack Dempsey Scott Eangardlesa

College Glee Club Plans Dec 12 Jasper Appearance

Jasper Alabama concert report says the College Glee Club will perform on December 12 as part of its season with semi classical program. James Yarter announces the ensemble plus the Boiler Orchestra, touring the state and making the first road trip. A radio appearance is planned featuring the internationally known sprinter and noted musician.

Ala College Glee Club Jar Music James Yarter Wemble Boiler College Ummer

Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities

Boxers in New York Chicago Cleveland and other cities fought last night with several winners by points and knockouts. Notable results include Phil Scott defeating Otto Von Porat in New York and Maxie Rosenbloom outpointing Yale Okun. Johnny Risko, Paul Pirrone, Art Shire, and Babe Hunt also secured wins in their respective locales.

New York Phil Scott England Otto von Porat Chicago Maxie Rosenbloom New Yrk Yale Okun Marty Gallagher Washington George Hoffman Cleveland Johnny Risko Ernie Schaal Boston Emmett Rocco Elwood Moise Boquille France Tommy Kirby Ad Warren North Carolina Paul Pirrone Nick Ramies Art (the Great) Shire Dan Daly Chuck Heffner Denver Bobby O'Hara Pete Wistort Jackie Williams Buffalo Joe Sekura Dayton, CO Ant Weigand Harry Fuller Niagra Falls N. Y Len Darcy Grand Rapids Pittsburgh Farmer Poe Cooper Terrellante Ind Jimmy Belmont Wichita Kas Babe Hunt Ponca City Okla Joe Merhar New Orleans Ray Kiser Oklahoma City Milton Manquono Sioux Falls S. D Lareine Udell Aberdeen Walter van Campen

Shires Knocks Out Daly in 21 Seconds in Chicago

Charles Arthur Shires KOs Dan Daly in 21 seconds in his pro debut at White City arena Chicago drawing about 5 000 fans and 13 000 in gate. He demands top opposition next, turns down George Tyaften, and eyes even Twaney. Daly collapses after a right punch.

Shires Dan Daly Chicago Charles Arthur Charles Arthur Nisly Twaney Yankees Daly Paiche Cleveland Eddie Meade Joe Lynch Sibres White Sox Lou Barbour Lena Blackburne Blackburne Philadelphia del Pratt Waco Texas Pratt

Baseball's third annual meeting opens in New York

Major league magnates convene for three days with advisory council and leagues meeting today. Discussions include season length reduction to about 169 games and whether to broadcast games by radio. Cubs and Athletics expected to win pennants. Connie Mack anticipated to claim world title. Trade talk centers on Dazzy Vance and other big names as teams assess offers. Rembrandt etching auction records set in Leipsic with $18,000 paid for St. Hubert in the Forest.

William J. Chipman Associated Press New York Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mac A’s Phil Ball Browns William Wrigley, Jr Cubs Dazzy Vance Dazzler Brooklyn

Clark Echoes Fame for Colorado College Star in 1928

Earl Marty Clark, known as Dutch Clark, receives sweeping praise after guiding Colorado College to a 1928 season highlight. AP selections name Clark among Utah’s Rocky Mountain stars, following a 13-0 win over Colorado Mines, as analysts hail his influence on football’s popularity and his role as a beloved campus icon amid broader discussions on scheduling and competition balance in collegiate football.

St. Louis Better Business Bureau Earl Marty Dutch) Clark Colorado College Associated Press Utah Clark Colorado Mines

Runion's White Wonder Salve touted for catarrh relief

An old ad claims runion's White Wonder Salve eases nasal catarrh by treating mucous membrane irritation. It promises quick relief from nose and throat congestion, describing the product as clean, greaseless, stainless, and offering a money back guarantee.

Runion Bunion Emial Company Greil Montgomery Als

Graduation Wreck at Notre Dame Ends Careers

Notre Dame in South Bend Ind reports graduation will end the college careers of most regulars. Vezie at end and Done to receive their sheepskins next June. Backfield standouts Jack Elder and others face farewell next fall. Captain Law Cannon Twomey Nash Colerick and Moynihan conclude careers this year.

Notre Dame South Bend Ind Jack Elder John Law Jack Cannon Twomey Nash Colerick Army

Pitt's 1920 football machine to be rebuilt for next season

Pittsburgh faces a major rebuild as eight Panthers stars graduate. Key backfield players Toby Uansu Tom Atkinson Charlie Edwards and Jimmy Rooney depart while linemen Joe Donchess Luby Dimeolo Ray Montgomery and Marclay Barres also leave. Only Walinchus Baker and several veterans return to bolster the lineup.

Cragk Piet OS Po Pittse Rgh Pittsburgh Panther Toby Uansu Tom Atkinson Charley Edwards Jimmy Rooney Joe Donchess Luby Dimeolo Ray Montgomery Marclay Barres Walinchus Baker Tully McMurdo Hirshberg Collins Ands Daigherty

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