Five Conquerors edge Tigers in tight contest
In a close game the Tigers led early as Payne Arrington and Baxley scored for Ozark and Dothan. Dennis, James, Rowell, Thornton and Beasley starred for the Tigers with strong help from Lohere, Rayford and Harris as the squad employed two solid lineups in a competitive showing.
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Tigers
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Freday
Wee
Siord Dennis
James
Ron Wee
Dennis Ted
Presco Thornton
Ged Howell
Lakey Com
Barte
Farles
Shoong Waz Moe Acura
Tev
Balecourt
Hugh
Eagier
Payne
Arrington
Bank
Baxley
Martin
Dothan
Rayford Dennis
James Burken
Robert Lohere
Press Thornton
Charles
Rowell
Captein
Assigt
Ozark
Paine
Marin
Beasley
Baxtes
Bobcat Lettermen Honored At Opp High School Dinner
Opp High School honored the Opp Bobcats football lettermen at a banquet. Captain George Scofield and Coach Stanley Jo Clark presented letters to players including Scofield and Hamm among many named honorees. Local officials and school leaders attended and praised the squad for its season.
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Opp High School
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Bobrar
Birle
E Evonermes
Baragguer
Jahnuy Dee
Bobral
Dee
Hayers
George Scofield
Stanley Jo Clark
Anth
Pipers
F. HO Elington
H N Lee
Gus Bryan
American Legion
American Legion Memorial Fund
Vernon L St John
Ciy
Clark
Mary Lou Wall
Misaame Bess Page
Hovater to Represent Alabama at Chicago Coaches Meeting
Coach Jock Hovater of Dothan is chosen by Alabama high school coaches to represent the state at a Chicago convention of Intercollegiate High School Athletics. He will report back on changes adopted at the national meeting and appears under probation directives connected to a church and agricultural department actions.
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Chicago
Jock Hovater
Dothan
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Stuaol
Ugh
Alabama
Athlone
Ho Sater
Judge Halstead Grants Probation To 4 Defendants
Four men, three identified as Negro, received probation at hearings before Circuit Judge D C Halstead Reeves. James Bo Reeves, who admitted guilty to possessing a sill, drew a year and a day. Sammie Thomas Negro pleaded perjury and got four years probation. Perce Goodson aka Tip Goodson Negro, convicted of first degree manslaughter, received three years probation. Fleming Hughes Negro, convicted of second degree manslaughter, got one year and a half probation plus a $300 fine.
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Sammie Thomas Negro
Ensily
Perce Goodson
Tip Goodson Negro
Fleming Hughes
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