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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1945

Page

8

Tide Dominates Duke Game in War-Time Football Era

Crimson Tide stalwarts under Coach Frank Thomas yield praise for a tough battle against Duke as Alabama fights valiantly, though not securing the win. The piece notes Alabama’s star Harry Gilmer and compares passing legends, while reflecting on 4-F athletes and wartime sports disruption across racing and football.

Crimson Tide Frank Thomas Blue Devils Duke Worth Carolisa Alzhems Dukes Harry Gilmer Graniland Bree Sammy Baugh Texas Jean Georgia Tech Oklahoma

Sugar Bowl thriller as Duke tops Tide in a upset 29 26

In New Orleans Duke's Blue Devils rally to edge Alabama 29 26 in a Sugar Bowl shocker. Freshman Harry Gilmer of Alabama shined with sharp passes and yardage but Duke's Tom Davis and George Clark fueled the attack. Gilmer completed eight of eight despite Duke's strong defense, while penalties totaled just 11 yards.

New Orleans Duke Blue Devils Alabama Crimson Tide Harry Gilmer Birmingham Als Ralph Zones Tom Davis Helt George Clarx Wilson N. C Gilmer Glenn Dobbs Tulsa University Duke Tech Blue Devils Cosch Eddie Cameron Dane

Tulsa Batters Tech 26 12 in Orange Bowl showcase

Tulsa’s powerful offense dominated Georgia Tech in a 26 to 12 victory at the Orange Bowl before 3,000 spectators. Perry Moss connected for a 14 yard TD, Shedlosky scored twice, and Camp Wilson returned a kickoff 90 yards for Tulsa’s final score as Tech fought back with passes from Broyles.

Miams Fla Tulsa Georgia Tech Tulsans Tech Henry Frnke Perry Moss Ed Shedlosky Shedlosky Moss Tessa Clyde Goodnight Barrey White Frank Broyles Engineers Johnny MacTotosh Camp Wilson Grouund Broyles Rumsey Taylor

Mass Production Can Be Overdone

CARTAGENA AP Indigestion received a free treatment in this Colomban part when a river boat traded with ten tons of bicarbonate of soda sank in the stream supplying the city drinking water. Health Officer Andres Rodriguez Gomez 42 says the addition of so much soda wouldn’t hurt anybody. West Virginia is the largest producer of bituminous coal, Pennsylvania second.

Cartagena Andres Rodriguez Gomez

Autopsy Planned On Body Of Engineer

Ogden Utah AP slow work to identify dead from 1944 worst railroad crash continues with six unknown civilians among the dead and many more injured. An autopsy is planned on Engineer James McDonald 4 of Ogden found in the locomotive cab, with joint medical effort by Army railroad and family physicians. Six family members perished in Sparks Nevada and Carlin Nevada areas in the crash involving the Southern Pacific Limited near the Great Salt Lake crossing.

Ogden Utah Southern Pacific Tock Ca Great Salt Lake James McDonald Mary Peggy Ail Sparks Nev

Advice on Chicks Mixing to Prevent Disease

The article urges buyers not to mix purchased baby chicks to protect hatcheries and purchasers. Mixing makes tracing infection sources impossible and identifying inferior stock becomes impractical when different hatcheries or varieties are involved.

Trojans Triumph In Rose Bowl 1945 25-6 Over Tennessee

Southern California defeated Tennessee 25 to 6 in the 1945 Rose Bowl before 91,000 at Pasadena. Jim Callanan blocked a punt for a early Trojan TD, Jim Hardy directed drives, Paul Salata and Doug MacLachan scored, and a late interception set up another score as USC clinched the classic.

Russ Newland Pasadena Calif Southern California Trojans Tennessee Trojan Jim Callanan Tennesee Buster Stephens Bell Ita Jim Hardy Paul Salata Hardy Trejan Vole Unteexys Doug MacLachan

Manpower Plans Hit Sports Sectors In War Mobilization

Washington dispatch reports possible broad extension of service for professional football and other sports as part of wartime manpower expansion. Debates consider pulling athletes from civilian ranks to boost military needs, with Congress weighing pace and scope of such restrictions.

Washington Wasebell Bat Byrnes Franks Sud Wits Eork Oor Bernese

Speech and Sports Rules Amid Odd Dialogue

In Bangor Maine Mrs Henry W Hudson, a tall woman, struck her head on a store awning and sprained her ankle. A dry statistical line notes if US coal mined daily passed a point in 50 ton freight cars at 12 mph the train would move past that point endlessly day and night.

Bangor Henry W. Hudson

Vermont Clock Tells Legislators Day of Week

In Montpelier Vermont the old English clock in the state house corridor chimes a different tune each day. Sundays feature Old Hundred and Johnny’s So Long at the Fair while Mondays through Saturdays play a variety of tunes including Auld Lang Syne Home Sweet Home Anne Laurie Jennie Jones and The Minstrel Boy.

Montpelier Vermont State House Johnny Anne Laurie Jennie Jones

Foxy Front Yard Fox Rescued by Winslow Family

In Berkeley a small red fox darted into the front yard of Mrs. Lallian M Winslow and John Winslow. The pair trapped the animal with a broom handle, then revived the foot long baby fox after rescuing it from the bushes.

Berkeley, Call Mra Lallian M Winslow John Winslow

Sugar Bowl Records Broken By Duke Tide

New Orleans AP reports Duke and Alabama set records in the Sugar Bowl. Alabama quarterback Harry Gilmer completed all passes for a bowl record 100 percent, while the teams combined for 34 points, surpassing last year’s mark set by Georgia Tech and Tennessee. War Food Administration asks Alabama War Board about credit adequacy for 1845 crops.

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