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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1946

Page

6

Tiger Five Set For Battle With Kinston Tonight

Dothan Tigers prepare for a district showdown with Kinston cagers in the high school gym. Starting lineup features Bayford Deng, James Burkey, Robert Lokey, Press Thornton and Country Howell. Coach Rafferty notes improvement in all areas as Malcolm Killingworth and Euhageworts lead on offense. Expected to join tonight are coach Hovater and Breweusy, with a return anticipated this weekend.

Zevsen Meering Dothan Tigers Nest Trum Kinston Seren Ughlet Ney G Vaughn Dothan High School Recpal Sud F. X. Rafferty Bayford Deng James Burkey Robert Lokey Press Thornton Cata Charles Country Howell Coffee County Long A

Munn To Coach Syracuse Eleven

Syracuse insiders expect Clarence Biggie Munn to become the Orange head football coach succeeding Ossie Solem. Michigan’s Moss reportedly backed by Syracuse for a five year eight thousand dollar yearly package, while Munn declined comment. A separate note mentions a small emergency gasoline tank invention by W H Pike of Warren Pennsylvania.

Syracuse WN. Y Syracuse Universit &Re Clarence ‘Biggie Munn Orange Michigan University Ne Cesh Ossie Solem Salem Orange Eleven Ann Arbor Moss Turing W. H. Pike Warren St Taounla

Hunters Bring Home Full Game Bags Throughout State

Alabama hunters report larger bags postwar as gas and shells return. Ford cites improved game resources from border strips and farmer seed aid. deer, turkey, quail, and rabbits abundant, with regional variations. Concerns linger over October dove and early possum and raccoon seasons as hunting culture rebounds statewide.

Mobile Aps South Alabama Tom Ford Alabama Conservation Department Odey Ford Comsenation Authority Turkey Escambia Choctaw Sumter Washington Baldwin Escarbia Johnny Buck Jinny Doe Monroe North Alabama Willam B. Bankhead U. S. Forest Service State Conservation Department

Waterfield Wins NFL Player of the Year Award

Chicago AP rookie Bob Waterfield of the Cleveland Rams won the National Football League Joe F. Carr Award as MVP for last season with 65 of 85 points. Don Hutson placed third. Steve Van Buren second, and other vote recipients included Sammy Baugh Steve Bagars Riley Matheson. Waterfield led with 11 first place votes and five second place votes. He later signed a three year Ram contract rumored at $20,000 annually.

Chicago Bob Waterfield Cleveland Rams Waterfield UCLA Joe F. Carr Steve van Buren Philadelphia Frank Sinkwich Detroit Lions D Luckman Chicago Bears Hutson Ace Parker Brooklyn Dodgers Mel Hein New York Giants Rams Washington Ram

MacArthur Made Honorary M Man at Monmouth College

Monmouth Illinois AP General Douglas MacArthur, famed for spearheading end runs and line smashes in the South Pacific, is named an honorary M Man by Monmouth College. The athletic board voted him M Club membership, recognizing him as a Fighting Scot athlete at the college. Dr James H Grief, college president, calls MacArthur a true fighting Scot in a accompanying letter.

Monmouth Ill Douglas MacArthur Monmouth College Athletic Board M-Club James H Grief MacArthur

Chicago baseball office closes after Landis era ends

The Chicago office of baseball commissioner, created in 1921 with Kennesaw M. Landis, is closed. All records and commissioner’s files have been sent to Cincinnati, where new officers were opened by A. B. Chandler after his appointment months earlier.

Chicago Kennesaw M. Landis Cincinnati A. B. Chandler

Greenberg Expected To Return To Tigers

DETROIT AP Hug Greenberg the Detroit Tigers stalwart book glugger is due to be back at his old first base stand for the World Champions in 1946 Rudy York 32 year old Tiger first baseman whose fielding flaws forced Greenberg to move into the outfield in 1940 to give York a position he could play was sent to the Boston Red Sox yesterday in a straight player swap for chbstop Eddie Lake York ends a colorful nine year Tiger career in which he spent three seasons scare he couldnt catch play third base at the outfield before finally catching on at first Greenberg volunteered to start from first base to the outfield in the 1940 season to give York a chance for a regular berth at first on his return from the Army last summer Greenberg went back to the outfield where he helped the Tigers to the American League pennant and world championship over the Cubs Lake 28 year old right hand hitter who clubbed out 11 home runs and compiled a 279 batting average with the Red Sox last year gives the Tigers added infield strength to open

Detroit Greenberg Detroit Tigers Chamions Rudy York Tiger York Boston Red Sox Eddie Lake Strart Tigers Cnicagt Cubs Lake Red Sox

Auburn Meets Tech Tonight In Atlanta

Auburn faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta in a Southeastern Conference game. Tech's lineup features Ray Williams, Quentin Burgess, Marvin Roberts, Dict. O Cain, and Bob Seibert, while Auburn plans four freshmen and a sophomore to challenge the Yellow Jackets defense. York batted .264 with 18 homers last season and is expected to contribute in the outfield for Boston, as Lake and Greenberg adjust infield positions for 1948.

Atlanta IAPI Tech Lale Clemson Auburn Ralph Jordan Ray Williams Quentin Burgess Marvin Roberts Dict O'Cain Bob Seibert

Georgia Tigers Ready For Saturday Night Clash At Athens

The Tigers have defeated Mississippi State this season and aim for another win as they meet Georgia in Athens Saturday night. Georgia has 107 points this season after beating Clemson and the University of Chattanooga. In Tampa Florida seventy seven players from 26 sides will attend a free baseball school led by Bob Feller with Dizzy Dean and Spud Chandler on the faculty. Italy’s jet powered plane marks a historic milestone.

Burgess Tigers Mississippi State Sunce Gerogia Acben Athens Georgia Clemson University of Chattanoogo Tampa Fla Jay Bob Feller Teller Dizzy Dean Spud Chandler

Prominent Horseman Hurt In Race Fall

Prominent horseman Georgie Woolf failed to regain consciousness after a race fall at American Race Torewy. His mount Sion bd reportedly stumbled at the first turn and fell. the horse, owned by W. W. Naylor, recovered, but Woolf was hurt and remained unconscious through the incident.

Georgie Woolf Braun Mness Shire Westerday Aternoon W. W. Naylor

Incomplete Race Report From Madison Square Garden

Fragmentary OCR text describes a racing event at Madison Square Garden with mentions of a fourth race, a beam, and a winner. Names and details are garbled, leaving unclear participants, exact results, or context beyond setting and partial competition references.

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