Dothan Invitational Golf Tourney Semis and Finals
The Dothan Eagle reports 25 golfers advanced to the semi finals and championship matches after first round play at Cotton Country Club. Raymond Spann defended champion moved into the semi finals with a victory over Rodger Warren, facing Pat Harvard today. Other semi final pairings and earlier round results across the field include players from Marianna Florida Albany Alabama Bennington Enterprise and local entries.
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Cotton Country
Penny Presa Thornton, Jr
Dothan
Faulkner
Fom
Pres Thornton, Jr
McG Harrison
Lawrence Oakley
Frank Evansoa
Pat Jones
Slecond
Jeff Hudson
Sreme Bpann
John Ayres
Rodger Warren
Lawrence Oakie
Charles Goldboro
Frank Evans
Alto Lee
Big Ten Gridmen To Get Stiff Training
National and regional sports notes mix with training plans as Big Ten coaches push for four week summer practice. The Associated Press outlines recommended workouts, with open sessions for summer-active football and coach discretion.
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Cearches
A'Rietic D.rectore Tayalow
Spence Defeats Napier Field 7 to 1 in League Showdown
Napier Field fell to Spence Field 7 to 1 as Privet W. Carter hit for a tally in the first and third frames. Spence built a five run seventh inning cushion and held Napier to a lone run, widening their Georgia Border Air Corps League lead. The two top teams, Napier Field and Spence Field of Moultrie, led a circuit that also includes Moody Field Valdosta Thomasville Marianna and Tallahassee air bases.
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Bpeore Field
Moultrie
Georgia Border Air Corps League
Napier Field Gruffiea
Privag W.he Carter
Napier
Eperce
Isays
Murry
Paeme
Spence
Gruffies Wold
Ateandiz
Napier Field
Spence Field
Moody Field
Valdosta
Thomasvilla
Thomasville
Marianna
Fle
Tallahes ‘Gee Air Hass
Taliahasers
Fla
Houston Man Held As ABC Violator
William Ralph Sconyers of near Vicksburg was arrested Friday night on charges of violating ABC rules regarding handling alcoholic beverages, deputy J T Casey said. Bond set at $300. Also noted is an administrative protest about aircraft cannon production costs and time savings, plus a long listing of likely boxing or voting-like matchups with multiple names and outcomes.
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William Ralph Sconyers
Vicksburg
Sheriff's Office
ABC
J. T Casey
Sconyers
L C Banterbrook
Henry Baker
U Nser
T R Knight
OCR Fases Farm Equipment Rules
Washington AP The OCR announced an emergency program to supply farmers with 60 in demand items to expand food production. Items include wrenches horse collars barbed wire drills and tires. A long term plan will merge within 80 to 90 days with Army Navy lend lease and other agencies contributing materials for direct farmer purchases through dealers.
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Washington
Office of Civilian Requirements
Artieles
Wer Production Board
Save Best Chickens To Increase Broiler Production
Hatchers and poultrymen plan to select breed stock for fast feathering growth and meat yield to boost next year’s broiler production. Early indicators like wing feather sheath development guide decisions. chicks reaching rapid growth and robust bodies by four weeks are kept for breeding while slower growers are culled at about twenty weeks.
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Auburn
Ala
Anys Johny Iney Exten
von Poultryman
Alabama Poly.technic Institute
Beau Jack Favored Over Montgomery In Garden Bout Friday
Beau Jack, Sidney Walker, is favored to defend his 135-pound title against Bob Montgomery in a Friday Garden bout at Madison Square Garden. The center of betting favors Jack, who rose from shoeshine roots to New York recognition after defeating Tippy Larkin last December. Montgomery, Philly prospect known for methodical thumping, seeks his first shot at the crown. The promoter expects a 10 pm ring opening with cash customers and a charged crowd as the two surge for the title in a high-stakes, season-ending clash.
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York
Madwon
Mis Uus
Keay
Jack
Staladephias
Bob Montgomery
New York
Tippy Larkin
Sammy Angott
Bammy
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Sidney Walker
Augusta
Ga) National Golf Club
Springfield
Mann
Johnny
Angott
Photonish Montgomery
Thiy
Negro Teams Play At Stadium Today
The first All-Negro baseball game of the season is set for today at the Wuegrass Memorial Stadium. The Napier Field Ne- Niners face the Mariana Viowada Air Base squad at 3:30 pm. Both teams feature former stars and promise fast play. More Negro teams from Camp Rucker Bainbridge Tallahassee Moultrie and Valdosta will visit the stadium soon.
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Wuegrass Meen
Oril Stagum
Napier Field
Mananna Viowada Air Base
Faust
Namer Ning Kag
Marianna
Camp Rucker
South
Na- Quer Field Aviation Squadron
Wirrglass Memorial Stadium
Bainridge Tyomassille Moultrie
Valdosy
Slocomb Nine Tie Hartford In Series
Slocomb Red Taps evened the series at two all by defeating Hartford 14 to 1 on the Sincomb diamond. Reeves and Cummanse led the visitors with red hits, while Enfinger Ainnid Ara Metcalf paced Slocomb with three hits each as Hartford committed five errors aiding the big score.
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Slocomb Red Taps
Hartford Fach Braschill
Hartford Bivs
Sincomb Diamond
Red Tans
Reeves
Cummanse
Arnole
A Snutt
Hartford
Feare Kones
Leften
Enfinger Ainnid
Ara Metcalf
Slocamh
LSU Tigers win 5th SEC track title in home stretch
Louisiana State University, once outsider in premeet talk, makes a late surge to top the Southeastern Conference championships with 66 points, tying Georgia Tech and Auburn. Mississippi State’s Susie finishes with 25 points, Alabama 14, Vanderbilt 16, Tulane 11, Tennessee 7. LSU claims its 5th title in 21 years as Tulane and others trail.
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Birmingham
Louisiana State University
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Woo
Mississipp
Susie
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Tennesse
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