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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
5
The report lists numerous players from Ozark and nearby towns such as Enterprise and Dothan, noting tournament participation and top finishers. Horace Hall secured victory in his age group at the second annual Country Club invitational, defeating Dennis Scott amid strong competition.
The gallery watched 14 year old W. W. Doo Je of Montgomery as he delivered a strong round before being eliminated. A steep drive to the fifth green in round two drew praise amid a strong entry weathering a late day storm. The Clark club officers praised the tournament’s success and the generally good time had by players despite losses.
In Ozark tournament results list of winners by flight includes FIRST FLIGHT runner up 8 J Herrington Montgomery, SECOND FLIGHT James Grant Dothan, THIRD D R Hipp Dothan, FOURTH Max O’Neal Ozark, FIFTH Will Warren Enterprise, SIXTH Den Bessions Andalucia, SEVENTH William Doster Ozark, EIGHTH L M Trawick Carl Bandere Ozark, with other named figures C W Ruckals and Dr Hurst among participants.
Bariford Miss Mellisa Williams spent the weekend with relatives in Mont gomary. Mr. and Mrs J J Watson, Miss Edith Watson and Grace Bryan visited Friday in Dothan. V Bruner returned from Tuscaloosa where he attended a taunting of high school principals. Mr and Mrs Hubert Strickland and Hubert Jr were guests of relatives in Birmingham. Miss Myra Watson has gone to Troy to attend Teachers College. Miss Dorothy McGee recently spent a few days with relatives in Enterprise. Mrs Pate Nation arrived Oneonta for a short visit with her parents. Mrs Jake Holman and sons Jean and Jerry visited relatives in Par sot Ga. Mr and Mrs Dan Folsom and Miss Caroline Folsom of Tallahassee, Fla., were guests of Hertford relatives. Mrs Harvey Palmer of Midland City spent a few days with her mother in Aartfora. RR M Hatcher returned from a short visit with friends their trainingbat. Mrs W A Parrish and daughter Rebacca of Midland City.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists players with team affiliations and batting figures. Names include Foxx and Lombardi with line items showing games, runs, hits, and averages, alongside others like Waner, Dickey, and Lombardi from Pirates and Yankees. Data appears mid column with uneven formatting and missing context.
Rip Collins, a famed Texan who pitched for the St. Louis Browns, pinch hits for the Texas Rangers this season. He plans to stay fit for a return to baseball around 1932. He traveled to Austin for medical reasons, meeting Gen. W. W. Sterling, the state adjutant general, a longtime friend from Texas A&M days.
The speaker, nicknamed Alp, notes he will rest up and aim to pitch better next season. He plans to return to the mound with more consistency, adding speed and sharper control to retire batters.
Tuscaloosa officials and civic leaders plan to invite Legionnaires attending next month’s Gadeden convention to hold their 198% gathering in Tuscaloosa. The bid highlights local hospitality and the veterans hospital as key advantages, aiming to bring the convention to town.
Gadsden June 18 AP Band mountain snakes have sprouted horns with a green striped reptile on display by Jewel Archer. The horned tail curls resemble two horns and are described as unseen in the area, presented by a friend from the mountain locality.
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