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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1929

Page

7

Boxing's Dixie Move Faces Shakeup Amid Heavyweight Plans

The article reviews promoter shifts around the Flamingo Park move from Miami Beach to Miami, signaling uncertainty for a Nassau style heavyweight card. It notes Sharkey, Stribling, and Stott Von Porat eliminations, potential signings, and cross-sport transfers as promoters eye Florida engagement and broader interregional college and pro schedules.

Madison Square Flamingo Park Miami Beach Fpetraets Deck Sharkey Florida Wasich Garden Millennaire Dixie Phil Stott Otto von Porat Scott England von Porat Atlantic City

Connie Mack Celebrates 67th Birthday Today

Connie Mack, the longtime manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, turns 67 and says he feels youthful and ready for the 1930 season. Born December 23, 1862 in East Brookfield Massachusetts, Mack recalls a long career from Washington to Pittsburgh and today remains confident in his club. A separate New York juror trial note reports one juror was found deaf after hours of proceedings.

Philadelphia Des Connie Mack Hale Healthy Philadelphia Athletics Mack East Brookfield Mass Washington Pittsburgh New York

Army Trains Horton Smith For Stanford Tourney Winner

Army plans intensive training after arriving by special train in Stanford for the New Year’s Day clash. Horton Smith wins Pasadena open with 280, six strokes ahead of rivals. Shute and Golden split second prize money and Hagen’s manager announces a two golf tourney start.

Stanford University Cal Stanford Pasadena Horton Smith Joplin Smith Lee Dudley Wilminston Del Johiny Golden Patterson N. d Eddie Lous George von Elin Detroit Denny Shute Columbus Ohi Leo Diegel Dohupy Barrel Craige Wood Bloomfield Golden and Sons Shute Bob Harlow Walter Hagen

Couzens Warns Against Bureaus At Michigan Manufacturers Meet

Senator James Couzens warned at the twenty seventh annual Michigan Manufacturers Association meeting that federal and state bureaucrats must not replace private industry in stabilizing workers incomes. He urged industry to act now to prevent future pensions and unemployment insurance legislation and stressed the need to protect the human element in business.

Detroit James Couzens Michigan Manufacturers’ Association Couzens Congress

U. S. Group to Map Air Traffic System

A federal committee led by Col. Henry H. Blee of the Commerce Department plans a study to standardize air traffic control. Members include Cheries Helm F. C. Hingsburg Lieut Newton Longfellow J. Franklyn Meyer James Murray F D Wagner and A Pendleton. Airports are bottlenecks of air transport.

U. S Washington Henry H. Blee Department of Commerce Cheries H. Helm T Aeronautics F. C. Hingsburg Bureau of Lighthouses Lieut Newton Longfellow Air Corps J. Franklyn Meyer Bureau of Standards James Murray Aeronautical Chamber of Y Commerce Com F. D. Wagner Navy Bureau of Aeronautics A. Pendleton Dr. Blee

Pasadena Open winner Horton Smith nets 4000 prize

Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri captures the Pasadena open golf title with a 72 hole score of 280. Dudley Les Gold en and Von Elm share runner up honors at 286. Other briefs note boxing at Madison Square Garden, Loyola football results, manager changes, and college games.

Associated Press Pasadena Calif Horton Smith Joplin Dudley Les Golden von Elm New York Fields Young Thompson Madison Square Garden New Orleans Loyola of Chicago Loyola of Louisiana Boston Hennis Wagner Bill Carrigan Boston Red Sox AM Shuse al Spohrer Boston Braves Boston Garden Salisbury N. C Charlie Moran Catawba Coller Philadelphia Indiana Penn Richard Murphy Utica N. Y Memphis Lee Saunders Clarence Saunders Tigers Chicago Bears Joe Farcaro Joe Dribner

Falcaro Wins World Bowling Championship

Joe Falcaro of New York won the world individual bowling championship defeating Joe Scribner of Detroit in a special 12-game match. Falcaro finished with a total of 12 932 pins to Scribner’s 12 803, after leading at several blocks and maintaining a narrow advantage to clinch the title.

New York Joe Falcaro Falcaro Joe Scrivaer Detroit Scribner Fualearo

Michigan farm income and investment survey results

Surveys in 18 counties show average net income per farm in Michigan with ranges by farm size. The report cites a typical state average about 110 dollars of net income after labor and management expenses, with an average investment near 17 900 dollars and a rate of return around 6 percent. Also noted are mentions of watches and a reference to Florida airports.

East Lansng Mich Afehigzan TY Peyes

Welterweight Title Bout Planned in New York

New York December 23 Jack ie Fields of Los Angeles will defend the welterweight championship in a 15 round bout against Young Jick Thompson of San Francisco. Madison Square Garden will host the bout in January Fields, fresh from beating Joe Dundee in Detroit earlier this year, holds two decisions over Thompson.

New York Jackie Fields Los Angeles Young Jick Thompson Madison Square Garden Fields Joe Dundee Detroit Per Thompson

North Carolina counties advance jail consolidation plan

Counties including Currituck Dare Chowan and Pasquotank push a jail consolidation project in Raleigh with limited boarders. Becton North Carling oversees the effort as authorities name counties in the plan and seek to lock up fewer facilities.

Raleigh N.C Becton North Carling Whee Lockup Iuetank Peassusmans Chowan County

Andorra Road Newsage on Border Stamp Issue

An obscure 50 year tale details a Pyrenees border situation near Andorra involving a stamp issue and cross border movement amid postwar tension. Government actions and regional timing frame the event as a minor yet curious historical footnote.

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