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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1945

Page

7

Dothan Tigers Schedule Grows With Pensacola Game

Dothan High and coach Jack Howater firm up a fall gridiron slate with at least three home and away games. Pensacola High is set for November 2 in Pensacola, Tallahassee comes to Wiregrass Memorial Stadium, and a Montgomery trip to Ridney Lanier is planned amid talks with larger schools.

Gaes Dothan High Jack Howater Tigers Tucker Dethan Pensacola High Plares Pensacola Tallangsee Wiregrass Memorial Stadium Tallahassee Montgomery Ridney Lanier Ralph Jones Owards Little Henderson Howater Beall Malone Fla Malone High Cage Malone Colquitt Tigers of Dothan Columbia Napier Lamar Hardzog Tiger Hve

Moody Invites Montgomery Officials to Training Schools

AP dispatch notes Alabama Highway Patrol member Buford L Cryar earning a four month Train Police Administration fellowship in Chicago. Inspector H B Moody of Dothan chosen for a six month FBI school in Washington. Army of Italy claim and Napoleon remark appear in the same clipping, with unrelated notes on milk production figures.

Montgomery Alabama Highway Patrol Mar Buford L Cryar Chicago H B Moody Dothan FBI Washington

Three Way Tie Emerges For Scoring Lead In College Meet

A high scoring race for college scoring widens to a three way contest among George Muken DePaul Erne Calverly Rhode Island and Bil Henry Rice. Muken leads with 333 points but Calverley closes to 326 and Henry sits 317 as top scorers race toward a final tally. Others in the top ten include Al Grenert NYU Alex Groza Kentucky Harold Hines Oklahoma Norman Skinner Columbia Bob Kurland Oklahoma and Gene Fans Indiana with Duke's Bill Sepd leading the Southern Conference with 118 points.

KEW York Vall Bigh George Muken Depaul Erne Calverly Rhode Island Steve Bil Henry Rice Bian Western Kentucky Calvarley Henry Calverley Miran DePaulmans al Grenert New York University Alex Groza Kentucky Harold Hines Oklahoma Norman Skinner Columbia Bob Kurland Gene Fans Indiana Arnold Fern Utah Bill Sepd Duke

Memphis Middies Without Opponents

MEMPHIS AP Scourge of the mid-South basketball circuit is an unorthodox band from Memphis Naval Air Technical Training Center. They boast no named stars or set plays, yet have piled up 1 404 points in 18 games, averaging 78 points a game and defeating four foes including the University of Mexico 91 to 84. Coach Lt Vincent Schaeffer says the team uses no defensive plays, just fast break style and sheer endurance to wear opponents down.

Memphis Memphis Naval Air Technical Training Center University of Mexico Vincent Schaeffer Miami Fla Alabama Tennesee

Military Trial Given U. S. M. 5 Seaman McLeod Case

Albert F McLeod, US merchant seaman, stabbed a shipmate to death near Oran Algona last July. He was tried by a Norfolk court martial, found guilty, and sentenced to ten years in the Federal Reformatory at Chilth. His appeal argues soldiers should not judge civilians. officials discuss the war theater justice system and interdepartmental debates over civil trials versus court martial.

Peter Edson Washington Washington, DC Oran Algona Albert F McLeod United States McLeod Norfolk Vas Chilbeth Lewisburg Decimon Lahta Army Marittime Department of Justice High Seas Torel McLend

Mercy for the Fallen Foe in Coast Guard Memph is Rex

AP reports East Coast Guard units and naval stations list in memory of a fallen foe with references to Valley Forge Hospital and multiple military posts across the Midwest and Southwest. The piece names stations such as Spence Field, Hendricks Field, Ottumwa Navy, Camp Atterbury, and Lowry Field among others with scattered scores or figures. It also notes the appointment of Dr Irving R Tabershaw as director of the State Health Department division of industrial hygiene succeeding Dr George Shipman in Boston.

Tahershaw Montgomery B F Austin Irving R Tabershaw U . S Public Health Service 4 State Health Department Division of Industrial Hygiene George A Shipmoan U S Service US Marine Hospital Boston

Pvt James Chambers Wounded in Germany

Private James Chambers of Do than was wounded in action November 7 while serving with an engineer combat battalion in Germany. His grandmother Mrs W M Culpes per lives on South Applebee Street and has been notified. A letter from Chambers says he is convalescing in a hospital. He has also received the Purple Heart. Chambers has been overseas 26 months.

James Chambers Dothan Germany Mra W M Culpesper South Applebee Street Pvt Chambers

Carolina Gamecocks Defeat Georgia 53 25 in Strong Win

The Carolina Gamecocks defeated the University of Georgia Bulldogs 53 to 25 in a one sided basketball game. Carolina controlled play from the opening tip as Maddox and Smith led the offense. The victory underscores the Gamecocks northern conference strength while Georgia struggled to mount a threat throughout.

Columbia Sap Carolina Gamecocks University of Georgia Bulldogs Gamecocks Bulldogs Maddox Smith Geordiank Fru

Famine and Death Toll in Cairo Through Centuries

The report notes recurring famines in Cairo with annual losses around 400 million in modern terms and vast swaths of land washed out. It cites over 1800 famine events recorded since 160 BC and highlights the 1877-78 famine that claimed about 9.5 million lives.

United States Cairo

Robinson And Bell Will Battle Tonight

Cleveland AP reports Treve lere eight divigona sharcer pu enets pelide at the arena for a 10 round welterweight bout. Sugar Robinson and Tommy Bell meet in a bout expected to shake up rankings with both men riding winning streaks and high contention status on the radical welterweight scene.

Cleveland Treve Lere Tommy Bell Reat Robinson Rational Rowing Associaton We Fern Navy Freedie Cochrane Hag Tor Oll Middlenigh Jake Lamotta Suance NBA

Willie Pep Recalled For Physical Exam

Black New Haven AP report notes featherweight champion Willie Pep of Hertford undergoes a preinduction physical in New Haven amid Navy discharge and draft policy discussions. His nine month Navy hitch and possible reclassification raise questions about athletes entering war work and Army service.

New Haven Conn Willie Pep Hertford New York Navi Pep Navy Selective Service Wille James F Byrnes

Pep Receives Navy Discharge Status and Ring Record

Not recommended for reenlistment due to honorable discharge with good character notes. Pep Papaleothan, believed to have a perforated eardrum, left the Navy and pursued boxing with 14 wins, 0 losses, and two knockouts in 14 bouts. Married, father of a daughter born last January. urges support for war bonds.

Pep Hin Navy Papaleothan Willie Sa Miarvied

Rent control set for Pike County effective Feb 1

AP report states T. McConnel of the Office of Price Administration announces rent control for Pike County starting February 1, based on July 1, 1943 levels with adjustments for capital improvements. Other counties in the district under rent control include Chambers, Dallas, Elmore, Dale, Houston, Coffee, and Macon.

Montgomery Coreroll T. McConnel Office of Price Administration Pike County McConnel Chambers Dallas Elmore Dale Houston Coffee Macon

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