Fragmented notes on sports, bids, and college athletics
A jumble of sports items mentions GP Tee U and associations involved in bids and development plans, plus notes on baseball figures George, Ott, Camilli, and Delph. It covers coaching moves at LaSalle-Peru High School, hints at stadium announcements, and recalls Lefty Green, Mel Ott, and Greg Rice with brief anecdotes about college and military athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
Kllery
Saala Nt
Eat Oy
George
Eporta
Nowek
Tulino
Feckie
LaSalle-Peru
Gixe Kamp
Elmer Engel
Apwer Haemen
Eddie Jey
Felback
Coet Bajna
Qaklo Lan Joop
Lefty Qrent
Mel Ott
Bill Meee
Delph Camilli
Aci
Hejad Ota
Ensign Ke Bunter
Netra Dame
Greg
Tiger Cagers Ready For Enterprise Tilt
The Dothan High School Tigers prep for a key game against Enterprise at the local gym tomorrow afternoon at 3:15. All of last year’s squad earned berths, with Dennard Snell and Billy Joe Adams as guards, Jim Acree at center, and Lamar Hartzog with Ralph Money at forward. Eight games are set on a home-and-home schedule against Enterprise, Cottonwood, Columbia, and Wickaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan High School Tigers
Enterprise
Bernard Davidson
Tomorow
Dennard Snell
Billy Joe Adams
Jim Acree
Lamar Hartzog
Ralph
Cottonwood
Columbia
A Wickaburg
Giants Clip Redskins To Force Playoff In Pro Grid Title
Slingin Sammy Baugh and the Washington Redskins suffer their third straight loss as the New York Giants win 33 7 at Griffith Stadium. Giants gain six wins three losses and a tie, forcing a playoff next Sunday with Bears for the Eastern Division lead. Jack Hadley won the flip for the Giants, and Emery Nyx connected with Frank Leibel to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sammy Baugh and Company
Champs
Heedskins
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Cay
Giants
New York
Jack Hara
Redskins
Griffith Stadium
Sammy Baugh
Joe Aguirre
Steve Pritho
Baugh
Rick
Emery Nix
Jong
Frank Leebel
New Orleans Bowl Officials Named for Sugar Bowl
New Orleans mid-Winter Sports Association president Joseph S. David announced the Sugar Bowl officials for the Georgia Tech vs Tulsa game on New Year’s Day. Referee John J. Lynch of New Orleans, umpire Bus Baskin of Oklahoma City, head linesman Seabe C. Hi of Spartanburg, and field judge Tha refaree were chosen, with Georgia Tech as the home team and Tulsa as duty assigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Joseph S. David
Mid - Winter Sports Association
John J. Lynch
Holy Crogs Ster
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
John Waldorf
Miamo
Ohio
University of Mussouri
Ampire
Oklahoma City
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Seabe Cc Hi
Spartanburg
Wofford
Tha Refaree
Private Has Tight Squeeze In Italy
AP Features recounts Private Otto Ekman of Winter Wisconsin on a mission behind German lines in Italy. Separated from his unit at dawn he ended up in a German bivouac area with patrols only a few feet away. He stayed hidden until nightfall then attempted to escape but caused a minor disturbance prompting German nerves and machine gun fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fifth Army
Italy
Fifth Army
Otto Ekman
Winter
Wis
Dari
Wazi
Chattahoochee Field Trials Scheduled
EUFAULA Ala AP dogs from many regions enter the Chattahoochee Valley 1000 field trial drawings set for tonight at the Wye Cove Plantation near Eufaula Cy P Bentley of Owosso Mich owns the plantation and hosts the event Judges include Boyce Williams head of the Florida Motor Vehicle Department and Guerryton Alabama trainer Harry Banke. Peerless Yankee Clipper owned by L M DeVane of Cuthbert Ga won the amateur derby with DeVane also handling later placements Ginger Sport Price owned by A L Leonard and guided by Leon W Jordan of Columbus Ga placed third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Chattahoochee Valley
Wyecok
Cy. P. Bentley
Owosso
Mich
Harry Banke
Guerryton
Boyce Willams
Mission start to return after one day depart
Fragmentary notes report Ekman began a mission then hastily departed and returned to his outfit after one day. The text also mentions Lawrence Washington as a U S Marine officer and references the department of horticulture and the art of cultivating vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olenculture
Graffies Quintet Faces Rucker Five In Camp Match
Graffies team meets Rucker five in a clash at Yost area gym. Napier, Buckholz, Lens among forwards with Sands at center as Rucher squad, loaded with camp stars, aims to counter. Rival line includes Napier, Cruthes, St. Hulkee and others in expected top contest.
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Yost
Bieta
Wen
Feld Hoves
Hozey Swokkda
Fasy Ot
Teal
Pak
Minn Samide
Phiog
scoresHabers
Cpl Sthulkee
D'e Stove
Thenfaniry
Soholler
Wil
Napier
Set Buckholz
Lens
Sgt. Sands
Swobodom
Tarasovic
Gousda
Rucher Sad
Ard Eoive Star
Aeason
Napier Ma
Ured
Florida Winter Sports Opens With Golf and Horses
Florida hosts a new winter season with the Miami open golf tournament set to begin Thursday at Troyca Park. About 45 entrants paid through, with famed players like Craig Wood and Gene Sarazen among favorites. Tropical and Hialeah racetracks await a busy opening day with 1400 thoroughbreds and a $2500 inaugural handicap, while caddie shortages prompt organizers to call for more help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faymiy Fang
Florida
Troyca Park
Mare'd
Jug” M Synden
A. Arnold
Saraver Beliore
Sarazen
Avowe
Woodrow Laughinghouge
Norrow
Hialeah
America
Europe
Crows Use Flags To Make Nests In Cemetery
Conservationists rally sportsmen to kill crows as dead trees in a cemetery provide perches. A crow nests with American flags woven into it, suggesting flags may be stolen decorations from soldiers' graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson
Bexton Charles Sicltenberg
Local Hialeah Notice Yields Sparse Details
Fragmentary OCR text presents a puzzling notice from Hialeah with references to January and March events, a Witcoer handicap Tropiles, and a figure named Cora discoverer of the Hansian quend alleged by papes on his second sint. Details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah
Tiusig
Witcoer
Capius Cora
Pa Ves
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Alfase
CE Star
Imate
Carpenter, Sr
BU Cox
Phivies
DuPont Carpenter Yard
Carpenter
Rice
Columbas Board
Olile
Actool
Higgins
Bob
Iceland
Lieutig
Frank Slater
Fordham
Cherry Point
N. C
Bobby Rees
North Carolina
Neil Mosger
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Lucky Buck
Elmer Layden
Clark Griffith
Red
Griff Aver
Stephens Service
Speigner Marble
An. Oates
Dothan Roofing & Ice Co
Phen Dothan
South Dakota
Calfornia
George Washington
Southside Granite Co
Appletree Oy L. Brazen
Deck Kingry
Carey
Alabama Machinery & Sun Foater
Poly Phone
Washington Club
Syeful
Chameion
Ted Willams
Bunker Hill
Ind
Naval Air Station
Chattahoochee
Ekman
Lawrence Washington
U. S. Marines
Alabama
Fed
Ouara
G. I. Minstrel Boy
Martin
Maud Nolan
Preston Foster
Guadalcanal
Margo
Tom Nea
J Cerro Nash
John Garfield
Maureen O Hara
Red Skelton
Lucille Dall
Charley Boyer
Joan Fontanna
Jerome Cowan
Faya Emerson
Buster Crabbe
Dothan
Lea Chaney, Jr
Irk Foian
John Hubbard
Misre Knox
Gao Zucca
Wallace Rd
Turham Reye
Mammy
Deanne Durbin
Mra Boliday
Fridat
Bamber Moon
George Montwomery
Nabells
Kent Tarior
Skelton
Lucille Ball
DuBarry Was
Coast Guard
Nia
Rucker
Lon Chaney, Jr
Dick Foran
Elyse Knox
George Znees
Wallace Ford
Turham Bey
Tucady
Deanna Durbin
Mrs. Holliday
Martin Tues
Wed
Thurs
Av Matinee
Fea
Onildee
SION
Aveaing
Afc
ORO
Amy Thes
Ite
Tei Rae
Wire Margo Tom Neal J. Carrol Naish
Robert Ryan
Gloria Holdin
Toward Demytate
Jama Levery
Ani Eye
Wendy
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