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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1948
Page
7
Browns and Redbirds Share a Bus Ride Tale
A July 19 game trip sees Geneva Redbirds rescue the Browns with a bus ride to Dothan after a 4-3 loss. Milner and Fehrenbacher recount the near-missed sleep and shared drive, while fans ponder on sportsmanship and grudges off the field. The piece then shifts to Florida sport fishing economics, humorously questioning fines’ impact on the $60 million annual tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Brewton Millers
Geneva Redbirds
Millers
Dothan
Geneva
Cat
Milner
Harold Fehrenbacher
Redbird
Fehrenbacher
United Press
Tallahassee
Florida
Fireworks and suspensions disrupt Friday night league games
Alabama State League action at Pace Field Troy and Wiregrass Stadium Dothan featured fireworks and disciplinary drama. Ozark acting manager Bill Godwin was removed from a Troy-Ozark game amid a five day suspension and a heavy fine, though Ozark officials deny an arrest. In Dothan Russell Reid, catcher for Andan Jusis, was escorted from the field after an altercation with a heckler, while no arrest occurred. League President Jack Wonvater said investigations were ongoing and will go to minor leagues director George Trautman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Field
Troy
Wiregrass Stadium
Dothan
Bill Godwin
Ozark Eagles
Frank Martin
Troy - Ozark
Royal Police
Ozark
Godwin
Upire
Andan
Hoopers Olympia Finishes Second In Arlington Futurity
The Arlington Futurity at Arlington Park saw undefeated Mr. Busher a star for owner Mrs. Elizabeth Grah, New York City, winning $77,625. Olympia, owned by Fred W. Hooper of Montgomery Alabama, finished second while Provocative took third. Another Hooper horse Ocean Drive was fourth in a field of sixteen. Provocative is owned by Mrs. Emil Denemark of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mr. Busher
Elizabeth Grah
New York City
Arlington
Olympia
Fred W. Hooper
Montgomery
Ala
Hooper
Ocean Drive
Provocative
Emil Denemark
Fishing Report Warns of Muddy Houston River Streams
The state department of conservation notes this week Brass is not processing well. Most rivers and streams in Houston Dale Geneva and Coffee counties run high and muddy. The only likely fishing is for 'eat' with worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Conservation
Houston
Dale
Geneva
Coffee
Georgia Tech Announces Fall Football Schedule Highlights
Atlanta Business Manager Charles M Griffin announced Georgia Tech will host Tennessee on November 6 and Alabama the following week with all titles for the games listed as gold in the fall schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Tennessee
Charles M. Griffin
All-Star Night and League Results Highlight Wiregrass Play
Greenville and Brewton split as Kamphaus shaded Krohn in a no hit bid spoiled by two hits. Andalusia, Dothan, Ozark, and Troy posted late scoring plays with Dothan winning 10-6 on Friday. The Brownies faced Brewton at Wiregrass Stadium with All-Star game looming and multiple games noted across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusia
Arrows
Dothan
Fife
Ed McKnight
Browns
Joe Davis
Strickler
McKnight
Frank Avinger
Em Lindsey
Sinegles
Dugan Taylor
Jim Colley
Powell
Wingard
Davis
Lindsey
Willcox
Wiregrass Stadium
Brewton Millers
Ozark
Troy
John Kamphaus
Greenville
Pirates
Brewton
Glenn Lindermuth
Podolsky
Kamphaus
Krohn
Koeske
R. Lindermuth
Andalusia Arrows
Russ’ Reid
Jake Moore
Hart
Ralph Burgamy
Lou Brown
Emory Lindsey
Chaillot
Jeff Woon
Dethan
Moore
Steadman
Noto
O'Brien
Huggg
Hobbs
Odenheimer
Geneva
Enterprise
Wojetak, McNally
Baseball Results From Alabama State League and Nearby Circuits
Last night Andalusia beat Dothan 4 to 2 and Brewton lost to Enterprise 6 to 2 in Alabama State League action. Friday results showed Dothan 19 Andalusia 6 and Ozark 4 Enterprise 8. Brewton 2 5 at Gamer Today Brewton at Dothan with several matchups listed. Standings show Andalusia leading with 31 points. National and American leagues feature multiple games and upcoming matchups across major teams including Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and more. Southeastern and regional college scores and upcoming games in Montgomery and Mobile are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusian
Dothan
Farenville
Brewton
Olarhk
Enterprise
Geneva
Caneport
Dethan
Andalusia
Tivy
Ozark
Greenville
Roterprie O
Troyeneva
Orark
Ardatus
Associated Press
Brooklyn S
Chimnati
Chicaxe
Hoston
Potteburgh
Philadelphia
St. Danis
Chicaro
Washington Philadelphia
Cleveland
Odes
Detroit
Pattalenich
New Vota
Gineiman
Philslelphia
Chicaya
Hwroeklyn
St. Laure
American Cwvelind
Warahineten
Chicave
New York
Mt Baere
Moston
Southern Clasa van NeNenta
Tb Nees Ue
Hoemingham
Memphis
New Obleens
Southeastern Slooty Ome Verena
Meruhan Taien
Montcomery
Ory
Guerillas Raid Olympic Torch Party Amid Fire Threat
Guerillas attacked the official Olympic torch party at Katakolon Greece wounding a gendarme as the flame began its 3000 mile run to London. Armored guards protected runners along an 18.5 mile coast march toward Corfu while the flame lit at Pyrgos. Aboard ship a gymnastic team rehearsal was canceled due to a sore throat epidemic. several women were unable to practice. Olympic athletes began arriving in London from the United States as plans to join events near Usbridge proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Clark
Olympia
Greece
London
Katakolon
Hasting
Katkakolon
Corfu
Pyrgos
Pygros
Wembley Stadium
U.S
Ashford pitcher throws perfect game to wrap season
Ashford American Legion pitcher Billy Johnston threw a perfect game as Ashford defeated Heatland 1 to 0 to close the season. Despite two errors backing him, Johnston kept Headland hitless, with Carlos Whiggins collecting two singles for Ashford. Headland stranded runs as Red Killingsworth allowed two hits in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Billy Johnston
Ashford American Legion Club
Heatland
Johnston
Headland
Red Killingsworth
Carlos Whiggins
Jones Killingsworth
Sims
Gordon Smith Wins Second Golf Crown From Weldon Doe
Gordon Smith of Mobile captured his second consecutive Alabama Golf Association title at Pensacola Country Club by defeating Weldon Doe of Montgomery 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final. Smith surged after 18 holes and sealed the win with a 16-foot birdie putt and a 17-foot birdie at the 34th. Doe had led briefly in the afternoon but could not hold off the Mobilian champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola, Fla
Grodon
Biddy Smith
Mobile
Alabama Golf Association
Smith
Weldon Doe
Montgomery
Pensacola Country Club Links
Doe
Birmingham
Press Thronton
Dothan
Gordon, Jr
Stranahan Wins Canadian Amateur Championship
Frank Stranahan of Toledo won the Canadian Amateur title for the second straight year by defeating Joe Stoddard of Hamilton, in Lancaster Ontario. Stranahan claimed victory 9 and 8 in a brisk match, showcasing his power and precision on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ont
Frank Stranahan
Toledo, O
Polsing
Joe Stoddard
Hamilton
Supreme Wilson and Exchange Teams Lead League Standings
The Supreme Creamers defeated the Hosiery Mill softballers 12 to 2 to seize sole Fast League lead, aided by player Wilson and the Exchange Club’s early season victory. The Millers slipped to second after Bo Bynum's early injury, while Wilson's Packers opened with two wins in the Slow League and the Civic League saw the Exchange Club claim the lone win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Baker Lot
Millers
Bo Bynum
Supreme Creamers
Creamers
Wilson's
Packers
Exchange Club
Headland Fliers Battle For Lead In Alabama Florida League
The Headland Dixie Runners faced a tight race with the Midland City Fliers as rain and key wins affected the standings. Midland City edged Chipley while defeating Cripley Fishers 5 2 and 7 3, led by Stembridge Bryan and McKnight with Rogers earning a win. Headland beat Chipley 4 2, then weather halted games. A July schedule for the semi pro league was issued by President Harry Anderson detailing dates and matchups across Headland Midland City Graceville Chipley and Graceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City
Headland Dixie
Cripley Fishers
Bryan and
McKnight
Stembridge
Chipley
Rogers
Thomas
Headland
Fliers
Thomas and Stembridge
Rogers and
Taylor
Harry Anderson
Graceville
Polly Riley Wins Southern Links Title in 3 and 1 Win
Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas captured the Southern women's golf championship with a 3 and 1 victory over Margaret Gunther of Memphis in the 36 hole final. Riley, a Curtis Cup team member, trailed or led at various points and clinched the title after the 30th hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Polly Riley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Texas
Miss Riley
Miss Gunther
Tennessee
Shepro n II Wins Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywent Park
Inaggeral AP report Inglewood Shepron II the Australian champion won the $100000 added Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park. J Adams rode the winner as the horse surged from behind to take the lead in the stretch beating On Trust by a length and three quarters with Kaverry third a length and a half back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Shepron II
Hollywent Park
J Adams
On Trust
Kaverry
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Gutta
Reuben
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
State Chamber of Commerce
Anleaty
Fishing Report
Bill Reed
Storrs-Schaefer Co
Bol Reed
Ader-Kelly
Erranc
Foster St
Dothan, Ala
Pacers
Gilkerson
RBI
Lathrum
Cabanan
Gilherson
Nichols
Hicks
Sins
Sanko
Greenville-Brewson
Purkey
Jackson
Koepke
Handel
Hester
Jones
Peek
Howell
Hope
Chauilet
Wineyard
Reid
W. T
Britain
Uncle Sam
Northhold Warport
Usbridge
Orbridge
Gordon Smith
Dee
Pat Poyner
Tommy Nichol
Tuscaloosa
Johnny Ayres
Aubrey Miller
Selma
Press Thornton
Truett Mills
Stranahan
Wilson
W. Lpct
Supreme
Methodist
Guard Slow League
Baptist Covington
Civic League Exchange
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Stace Il Ee
Mt. Popocatepetl
Pensarola & Vicksburg
Nema
Anniston
Gadrilen
Meridian Jackron
Southern Association Mobile
Littl Rock
Chattanooga
New Orleana
Memphia
Smaak
BUICK
West Main St
Troy Lewis
Clo.co
Scotch Woolen Line
America
Just
Troy Lewis Clotie
North Foster
Southern Links
Riley
New Oleans
U. S
Liberia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Solomon Motor CO
N. St. Andrews
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