Wrestling at Rucker Friday features hard fought bouts
The card showcased several bouts with strong punches and technical knockouts. Notable clashes included Little Mitch Mitchell defeating Sgt Enges Bost, and Sidney Prince dominating Pvt Pierre Alves in a hard fought three round bout.
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Ugt
Tom “Little Mitch
Mitehel
Ee Neair Corze
Corp. Zedricl Thossas
S61
Air Corps
Little Mitch
Theenas
Sgt Enges Bost
Cief
Hoory
Mitch’ Mitchell
Coningen
Mitchel
East Nitchell
Terlia
Sidney Prince
221 Infantry Regiment
Getiaion
Pierre Alves
Portugese
Théo
Prince
Alves
Swist Infantry Regiment
Mimen Gav‘treguxz
Pvt
Frank Vinel
607 Ordnance Company
Vinel
Boxing Round Two Halted By Medical Officer Gautreaux
In a final match two middleweights faced off as 19 pound and two pound edge details appear. A representative of the 7st Infantry Regiment secured victory after a close first round. Pvt A J Pierval, hurt in the initial exchange, remained on the ropes as Pvt Paul Koerner of the 1927 Ordnance pressed.
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Gautreaux
7St Infantry Regiment
A J. Pierval
Paul Koerner
Boxing match ends in late stoppage amid strong comeback
The bout saw a sharp rally as the bell sounded the second round with a hard left hook that battered Koerner. He could not rise for the third round, and referee judged a TKO. Officials listed include Capt Hutchinson, Lt Sutherland, 2nd Lt Nevis, Capt Burd, and Pvt Griffite with timekeeper Pvt Tony, plus post athletic officers and sergeants arranging the event.
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Koerner
Pieroai
T. Kog
Joh W. Hutchinson
Ordasmes Company
Roland Sutherland
Eaverd J. Nevis
233Rd Infantry Regiment
Joseph W. Burd
38Th States Hospital
Tufty Griffite
Sabh! Chemical Ba
Tony Pe
35Th Station
Ind
William C Fannin
S-Agt
Frank Salmeri
Billy Joe Lottin Funeral Conducted
Funeral services were held for Billy Joe Lottin five day old son of Wr and Mire H Lottin of Dothan who died yesterday morning at Selms Church Ward-Wikes directed the burial in the shared cemetery Survivors include his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles
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Billy Joe Lottin
Mire H. Lottin
Dothan
Selms Church
Duriai
Ward-Wikes
Bie Parenta
Wy bin Meterma Ygrané
Parenta
Ead
Charles
Newman family mourns Midland City crash victim
A Midland City resident was killed in a plane crash near Creede Virginia. The funeral is set for today at 2 pm at Midland City Methodist Church with Rev Cullen B Wilson officiating. Burial will follow at the church cemetery. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Alto Newman of Midland City, three brothers Witmer US Army Ralph and Jam mis Ray Newman, and three sisters Mrs Myr tla Gayles Columbus Ga Moses Margaret and Martha Newman.
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Creede
Midland City Methodist Church
Cullen B. Wilson
Werd-Wilson
Alto Newman
Mid-land City
Witmer
Ralph
Jammis Ray Newman
Midland City
Myrtla Gayles
Columbus
Moses Margaret and
Martha Newman
Tire Inspection Record Report Never Rationing Tire Safety
Record the serial numbers of the tires mounted on the vehicle. Check these against the serial numbers last listed on the Tire Inspection Record and report any differences to the vehicle owner's local board. The document outlines inspection duties, recapping rules, and penalties for inspectors and stations under OPA Form R47 and related forms.
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O.P.A
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Charnical
Evsl
Roy Lee Newman
Rey Les Pinche Tarwerty
Trelash
OFA
BUICK
Foster
Dethen
Fellows & Forrester
Geneva
7 Frice Administration
Baruch Committee
OPA
Office of Price Administra
Hia Focal Board
O&r
Wey Nevensky
Berith
Reguletiona
Office of Price Administration
Ure
B. F. Goodrich
N. Oates
Dixie Tire Company
E. Main
Dothan Buick Company
Malone Motor Company
S. St. Andrews
Nowell
Sears Roebuck
W. Main
Phillipe-Hoffman Tire Co
So. Foster
Solomon Motor Company
St. Andrews
Shirley
Oster
Wholesale Tire & Supply
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