Dothan Fans Name Composite All Star Baseball Team
Fans, veterans, and baseball men submit a composite all time all star for Dothan pros. The lineup includes Wingard at first, Juriciak second, Guonell at short, Johnson third, Paschal in left, Richburg right, with Hill and Hudson top pitchers and Wingard as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Frank Hill
Hal Hudson
Dethen
Bart Pitman
Arthur Ussery
Matt Hodge
W. C. Faulkner
Lehman Johnson
Lehman Johnson, “Rip” Hewen and M. H. Yarbrough
Ernie Wingard
Dad Chambery
Jug
Juriciak
Luke Guonell
Marion Johnson
Grase
Fred Heck
Charles Grant
St. Louis Browns
Mitchell
Lance Richburg
Wallace
Parks
Hecker
Bohannon
Ingether
Paschal
Hichburg
Decker
Clark
Mittmen
Moundemen Caleher
Zack Taylor
Taylor
Kewpie
Frank Martin
Aft
McGowan
Hill
Hodge
Maager
Browns
Joe Beaugez
Beaugez
Cat
Milner
Jack Reidy
Mull
Johnson
Connell
Cobb
Avinger
Goode
Norris
Laney
Holdovers and Rookies Boost Enterprise Club Strength
Enterprise Boll Weevils rely on holdovers from a third place finish and promising rookies signed from major league camps in Florida to form a sturdy Alabama State League team. Skipper Paul O'Dea returns, with key players like Don Plarski Coy Davis and Steve Hirkala, while six 20 year olds join the camp lineup, including Scott Bonham and Joe Zarzini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Enterprise Boll Weevils
Paul O'Dea
Cleveland — Indans
Florida
Don Plarski
John Vorel
Coy Davis
Bill Simon
Steve Hirkala
Billy Pouncey
Hirkala
Pouncey
Qdea
Siton
Dothan Stekout
Joe Evans
O'Dea
Scott Bonham
Shiloh
Joe Zarzini
Pennsylvania
al Raifache
Dick Irvin
Portage
Cappelli
Bil Harden
Ohio
John Beasley
Houma
Intra squad clash at Wiregrass Stadium unsettled
Captains wrap of two rival clubs highlights probable stars Jake Moore and Thomas Taylor as starters in a two oclock intra squad game at Wiregrass Stadium. Hodge as coach of Jor Lanex and Frank Monace field key arms with several hurlers on tap. Leading hitters include Blackie Connell Frank Avinger Norris and Gande as outfielders and Joe Laney Lawrence Bryant Doc Bowden as infielders. Outlook notes wild pitches and rough infield but pitchers warming up should sharpen. House of David exhibition slate announced with dates through mid April at multiple sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Moore
Thomas Taylor
Wiregrass Stadium
Dothan Browns
Mud
Raid Vester Moore
Jefthandar
Hodge
Will
Jor Lanex
Taylor
Frank Monace
Walter Collis
Gene Clark
Junior Mich
Charles Davin
Joe Evana
Ottis Johnson
Lincup
Shigeer
Ory
Blackie Connell
Frank Avinger
Norris
Gande
Joe Laney
Lawrence Bryant
Doc Bowden
Joe Decker
Clark
Collins
Mitchell
Moore
Charles Sands
Laney
Brandon
Bowden
Cobb
Connell
Manarea
Bryant
Decker
Davis
Monaca
Manacoss
Canley Ab
Gnade
Avinger
Dickey
Albreth
Earmest
Lee
Allen
Hedge
House of David
Dothan
Tallahassee
Goldsboro
N. Y
Montgomery
Enterprise
Pensacola
Lebanon
Knowles Expected To Spark Cottonwood Eleven
Cottonwood’s 1950 squad looks strong with Ed Knowles leading a backfield of Cameron McCord Trammell and veterans. Experience up front returns but several holes remain. Schedule includes Sept 22 Brantley and Nov 17 Headland, with Peanut Bowl tradition highlighted from 1949.
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George Layton
George Madsox
Ray Johnson
Monk
Ind E. Moore
Endid
Ed Knowle
Bettie
Bears
Sharks
Cameron
McCord
Trammell
Raws
Kirkland
Brookins
Mixon
Snell
Smickland
Mathis
Guardsill
Harper
Cenera Pawlk
Holland
Knowles
Sord
Askew
Kirkgate
Granger
Forehand
Pax
Shles
Sorette
West
Smell
Capps
Stickland
McWainel
Hare
Paulk
Jackson
Love
Brantley
Wicksburo
Newville
Rehobeth
Ashford
Graceville
Columbia
Headland
Freebooter Wins Grand National At Aintree In Sunshine
Freebooter, a half brother to an Irish plow horse, triumphed in the Grand National at Aintree. The coffee-colored horse led by 15 lengths, with Major in third, among 40 starters. The crowd of 380000, including the royal family, cheered the dramatic finish under brilliant sunshine.
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Aintree
England
Action Major
Minnesota Dominates Florida Relays in Gainesville
Eleven Minnesota trackmen set four records and eight firsts as the Gophers won two relays and swept nearly every individual event except the broad jump and javelin. Bob Kirk won the outstanding performer trophy, with Jim Salisbury and Kim Horning among others setting marks. Georgia Tech claimed the mile and 440 relays, while Duke’s Henry Poss led the broad jump.
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Gainesville
Fla
Minnesota
Florida
Minnesota Dei
Bob Kirk
Carolina
Kearney Raybun
Ki 7 I
Kirk
Bob Salisbury
Georin
Burl Thompson
Kim Horning
Weevila Joins St Louis Cards In Park Redesign
The Weevila is to play in a newly refreshed park after city painting at a cost of about 2500 dollars. Exhibition schedule lists games from April 1 to April 16 with Andalusia Pensacola Dothan Headland Ozark Montgomery appearances across sites including Headland and Ozark.
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Bob van Dyke
St. Louis
Weevila
Andalusia
Dothan
Ozark
Slocomb seeks opponent for open football date
Slocomb coaching staff announces an open date on the football schedule for October 6. Coach Brainard Richards reports the team seeks a home or away game and invites interested programs to respond for a potential matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Ashford Yellow Jackets
George Franklin
Slocoms
Slocomb
Slocomb Rei
Brainard Richards
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Goodall Sunfrost
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