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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1945

Page

5

District tournament heart of southeast Alabama hoops

Southeast Alabama spotlight shifts to Enterprise and Andalusia as district basketball tournament action begins. Enterprise defends its title with Dethan Siecomb and Columbia in the east division while Andalusia Florala and others chase the state berth. Local teams push through setbacks and look to night’s top matchups for finals qualification. Napier Field’s WAC team closes a four game series with Maxwell Field as stars Pvis Armstrong and Kite lead. Malone, Florida, pursues state glory with Pensacola Graceville and Bonifay on the schedule. Sugar Ray Robinson is discharged from the Army for ineptness, prompting observations on discipline and duty.

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Florida Boxer Tommy Gomez Wounded in War Service

Tampa heavyweight boxer Tommy Gomez has been seriously wounded in action in Germany. A former mythical southern heavyweight champion before the war, Gomez enlisted in the Florida National Guard and served as a soldier. His notable victory was over Tony Musto.

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Tech Cagers Rally To Overtime Win Over Navy

Georgia Tech trailed Naval Air Station by seven at halftime but rallied in the last five minutes and won 51-47 in overtime. Durand Helladay led Tech with 14 points while Navy's Deyoe had 12.

Atlanta Georgia Tech Cagers Naval Air Station Billy Williams Tech Navy Durand Helladay Deyoe

Brittle Dones Bath Teen Breaks Leg Repeatedly

Kenneth Swartz, 17, of Bath England has broken a leg for the 21st time as his brittle bones snap with each walk. Doctors report his overall health remains normal aside from bone fragility.

Dones Bath England Kenneth Swartz

Opening Rounds In District Cage Tourney Set Tonigh

Enterprise leads the district basketball tournament opening with Ozark first round action. Twenty eight teams enter play as Enterprise, Andalusia, Greenville and others compete across multiple gyms with rounds through Saturday including second and third rounds. Ralph Monex is out for Enterprise. schedule notes list games at 9 pm 8 pm and 9 pm with several pairings across Andalusia and Enterprise venues.

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Reduction Of 25 Per Cent In Sports Trips Is Requested By ODT

Washington AP reports the Office of Defense Transportation requests a 25 percent cut in sports travel on a home field basis. Major league baseball led the effort, with plans to use only home venues for series and neutral sites minimized. The policy timetable remains undecided while questions about tournaments and championships arise and teams reassess schedules to meet savings targets.

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Four Year Old Pointer Aims At National Field Trials

GRAND JUNCTION Tenn LAP A four year old pointer fresh from winning the United States Field Trial Clubs rich open stake competes in the National Field Trials. The entry includes O Hares Latile and Home Row with veteran handlers. Defending champion Ariel and Tarheels Lucky Strike also figure among top contenders from New York and California entries.

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Miami Olympian Lt Col Wayne Injured After Recon Plane Bailout

Former Miami standout Marshall Wayne, Olympic champion in 1936 and two time national back titleholder, was injured when he baled out of a reconnaissance plane over a war zone location in the past weeks. He survived the incident with injuries described as non life threatening.

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American Loop Signs 112 Rookies for Spring Tryouts

Chicago and across the American League prepare for training camps with 112 rookies signed. Notables include Boris Babe Martin of the Browns and one armed Pete Gray, plus Cleveland and Washington cohorts with emerging pitching and infield talent.

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Novikoff Waived Out of Major Leagues by Cubs

Chicago AP coverage reports Lou Novikoff, the Mad Russian, released outright to Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League after a surprise decline from major league baseball. Once a minor league batting champion, he became a notable figure in a rare career arc. The Cubs had purchased him and Ton Seaser from Los Angeles in 1949 for 75 000 dollars, marking the end of his big league tenure.

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Boxers Prisoner Paratrooper Memoir From New Orleans

A New Orleans area note recalls Calvin K Benedict a Tulane attendee who used boxing to endure wartime captivity with paratroopers held by Germany. He describes winning prison camp bouts earning rations while writing home. The item also mentions Richard Wagner and a city police court clerk in Leipzig.

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Pro Gridders Plan War Work Amid Football Crises

Philadelphia Eagles propose a war work plan to keep football active while supporting national priorities. Manager Harry Thayer cites players in war plants and evening practices, noting five killed, one prisoner, and several missing in action or service. He urges league cooperation with government regulations to avoid favors or clarifications.

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Theatre Wednesday and Thursday

Ann Sothonn and John Hoilak perform with Malsie Feveq Ta Rene in a midweek theatre showcase. Local venue patrons are invited to an evening of dramatic scenes and musical interludes aboard the theatre stage.

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Vicksburg Fielded Small Squad in Wiregrass League

Coach M W Merritt led a notably tiny Vicksburg team in the Wiregrass League as they closed with a 13 12 win over Midland City. Edsel Dowling led scoring with Fowler Dowling Earl Stewart Paul Enfinger and Bradley Speigner comprised the roster as Vicksburg prepared to face Dothan in the Eastern division tournament at Enterprise.

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Solitaire ace Reiter Webb racks up record score

In Memphis, AP reports Reiter Webb, 37,141 points ahead in Canfield solitaire end games since boyhood, preserving a lengthy record of high scores.

Memphis, Tenn Reiter Webb Webb

Auburn Cagers Withdraw From Southeastern Meet

Auburn's basketball team will skip the Southeastern Conference tournament in Louisville March 1 to 3 as four players must attend exams on those dates, coach Bob Evans said. The Tigers, coming off a strong season, will rest key players and focus on academics.

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