Dothan Tigers Falter in Belted Cage Clash
Cager clash reports the Dothan Tigers losing to an upstart host team at Die Bends of Slorumbwil, leaving hopes for the Hovatermen in the G&F. Enterprise Wildcats stay top in league race as standings shape the Wiregrass battle.
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Manpower Shortage Sparks Odd Divorce Cash Ad
Monroe County Clerk Earl Baxter advertised in a newspaper for a divorce settlement to be claimed by a recipient who surprised him by saying she did not know she had been divorced. The exchange took place as Baxter sought to locate alimony funds stored in his safe.
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Slocomb Cagers Edge Tigers In 23 20 Thriller
Slocomb defeated Dothan Hugh Stheol 23 to 20 on a tough red topped court as Brock and Hartzog led Dothan with 16 and 21 points while Peters led Slocomb with 15. Columbia upgraded district hopes with an 11 win over Rehobeth and junior triumph 25 16. Vicksburg swept Midland City 32 13, juniors 17 9 at Wickeburg.
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Postwar Compulsory Physical Training Draws Solon’s Five
Washington AP reports postwar compulsory physical training plans face opposition from Rep Barden who says parents and states should control schooling and funds, while Sen Mead calls for a broad study linking physical fitness to defense. The proposal would create a national program with $25.6 million and a national commission.
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Pep Defends Crown Against Terranova Fight in 1945 Crown Showdown
NY AP report on featherweight champion Pep defending his crown Monday at Madison Square Garden against Terranova in a 126-pound title bout. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects 14,000 fans and about $60,000, with Pep aiming to resume service in the Navy after the defense. Terranova, former NBA titlist, seeks an upset in his first meeting with Pep, who holds prior wins over Bartolo and Wright.-
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Theft Report Involving Insect Powder Baffles Police
A Rockford man reported a theft from his car at the police station. The desk sergeant asked what was stolen and the victim, speaking in garbled words, wrote down insect powder as the missing item, prompting confusion and an unusual exchange.
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Bela Bela Drynhia Cyanodiev
What. No Lace. Panties spark London shop sale
Dozens of men in London wear women's panties after a supplier ran out of men's shorts. A shop bought women's panties in 32 inch waist, made of utility material, and the items sold quickly. The elastic tops became a popular feature amid a quirky retail trend.
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Corregidor Fall Battles Mark Pacific Riveting Takeover
Allied reports describe paratroopers landing at Corregidor and Leyte’s advancing forces driving Nipponese from Bataan to Manila. MacArthur praises open harbor as U S fleets gain access while Japanese defenses near Clark and Formosa face heavy air and naval strikes amid intensifying campaigns across the Philippines and Luzon.
War Dept Says No Curtailment of Sports At Present
CHICAGO AP War Manpower Chief James Byrnes does not plan curtailment of sports now. Lucius D. Clay deputy director of the War program said this in a letter made public by Howard N. Heineman, chairman of a steel manufacturers committee. The committee sought a Washington talk to discuss keeping amateur and professional sports alive during the war to reduce absenteeism. Clay offered to meet in Byrnes absence and to present data on continuing sport activities. He said no action to curtail sports is contemplated at this time.
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Nighttime AWOL Capture Forces Local Delay
Cpl Mary Weiss arrived in a small town at night and detained an AWOL soldier until morning. An elderly resident reported the keeper would not be available until daybreak. The Army driver stated they would take their business elsewhere.
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Neatness Is Noisy Rockford Headline
Henry G. Brown cleaned his desk and, in a short time, broadcast a police warning that pistol shots had terrorized the area. Local residents faced a noisy disruption as authorities investigated the incident.
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Henory G. Brown
Americans Hammer Corregidor Amid New Luzon Advances
Veles presses on Corregidor as Seventh Fleet ships bombard the fort aiding the 38th Division landing on Bataan. Sixth Division drives south along the east coast highway to encircle Japanese on the peninsula. Americans seize Mandaluyong airfield area near Manila and press toward Fort William McKinley. Tokyo radio claims Clark Field repaired and back in use.
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Slocomb Red Tops Star in Wiregrass League Race
The Slocomb Red Tops, led by coach O C Paulk, raised their stock in the Second District Athletic Association tournament race with a final-season upset of Dothan. With a 10–4 mark, they blend speed and skill while replacing players sent to the armed forces. Enfinger anchors a short roster as forwards Clayton, Kelley, Peters bolster the lineup with Weeks and Smith at guard. The juniors also show promise at 1–11, led by Charles Faulk and Upton Phillips.
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Brown Discovers and Destroyed Firecrackers After Scene
In a neighborhood scene two detectives two traffic officers and a motorcycle cop investigated when Brown revealed and disposed of four dusty firecrackers found at the site.
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Orlando Town Finals Under Vu in Two-Ball Tourney
Orlando Town and teammates reach the finals of a two-ball tournament at the Country Club Course after scorched play through 36 holes. Final 36 holes scheduled today with Roy Horan and Miriam Phillips Lygg among contenders.
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Poets Slate 9 Football Schedules 1645 Season
Ata Montgomery reports Poets slate a nine game 1645 football season under Coach Clint Hith Seud with a trip to Birmingham for a Cramton Bowl date on Sept 21. Games listed include Luverne and Selma Dothan in October and Murphai in November with Phinex City and Hladga noted. Police activity and patrolmen are briefly mentioned in a separate scene.
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