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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1948

Page

3

Baseball Preseason Look Shows Troy, Arrows at Bottom

The season’s early standings have Troy atop the circuit while the Arrows of Andalusia sit in last place. Changes loom as Detroit-owned Tigers may upset Troy’s rhythm, and Brewton Millers rise under Cat Milner. Emory Lindsey joins Dothan, boosting the Browns with Erin power. League president Jack Howater defends attendance and notes umpire issues amid regional concerns.

Troy Arrows Andalusia Bob Benish Tigers Brewton Millers Border Club Bill McGhee Millers Emory Lindsey Headland Dixie Runners Browns Dothan Lindsey Big Erin Tindsey Jack Howater Hoad Cellalite Andalusias

Mike Turnesa Poised To Break PGA Title Drought

In St Louis AP reports Mike Turnesa of White Plains seeks the PGA title, aiming to become the first Turnesa winner. He defeats Claude Harmon 1 up in a 37 hole semifinal and faces Ben Hogan who defeated Jim Demaret 2 and 1 to reach the final. Hogan led most of the day as Turnesa rallied late.

Mike Turnesa ST. Louis Ben Hogan Hershey Mike Turnesa White Plains N.Y PGA Hogan Joe Jim Claude Harmon Mamaroneck Dublin Tex Harmon Sammy Snead White Sulphus Springs W. Va

Williams Defends Lightweight Title in 15-Round Bout

World lightweight champion Ike Williams defends his crown tonight against No. 2 challenger Enrique Balanos in a 15-round title fight. About 20,000 fight fans expected at the venue.

TOS Angeles Ike Williams Enrique Balanos

Browns Defeated by Ozark Eagles in Geneva Showdown

In Geneva, the Browns fell 14-2 after a two run ninth inning rally by the Redsbirds. Geneva exploded for seven runs in the first inning and added five more in the seventh. Fehrenbacher and Hawke led Geneva with key doubles and RBIs while Dothan’s Joe Davis struggled on the mound. Creswell closed out the game for the Browns. Tonight the Browns host Ozark as part of a busy week with Troy Friday and Andalusia Saturday on the schedule.

Browns Geneva Redbirds Birds Fehrenbacher Hawke Dothan Joe Davis Jack Creswell Prycor Davis Creswell Ozark Eagles Troy Andalusia Troy Greenville

Vols Lead Southern Loop with 6-2 Win Over Memphis

Nashville defeated Memphis 6-2 to gain a full game in the Southern Association standings. Atlanta blanked Birmingham 3-0, while Chattanooga swept Little Rock 2-1. Larry Drake extended his hitting streak to 22 with a tripled and homer. Atlanta’s Bill Kennedys and Shelby Kinney held Birmingham, Tom Neil hit a two run homer, and Nashville’s Buster Boguskie drove in three with a late homer as the Vols tallied in the big sixth inning. New Orleans and Mobile rained out, with a twin bill set for tonight.

Associated Press Nashville Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Vols Dick Conger Chattanooga Taitle Rock Travelers Larry Drake New Orleans Mobile Biull Kennedys Shelby Kinney Fred Walters Barons Kennedy Walters Crackers Tom Neil Alex Zukowski Little Rock Perme Marlin Stuart Vals Buster Boguskie

Stranahan and Chapman lead U S into British Amateur round two

Frank Stranahan of Toledo and Dick Chapman of Pinehurst, co favorites, pace five Americans into the second round of the British Amateur Golf Tournament. Chapman already beat William R. Patronow of Britain in the first round. Stranahan drew Wilken of England in the next.

Sandwich Eng Frank Stranahan Toledo Dick Chapman Pinehurst N. C Willie Turnesa Chapman William R. P Tronow Britain Chapiano Pop PL

Exchange Rotary Win In Civic League Softball Night

The Exchange club beat the Lions 6-3 and the Rotary topped Kiwanis 6-4 in Civic League softball at the Baker Lot. Exchangers rapped 17 hits led by Billy Joe Adams Walter Morris Fox MecClintic and Mitchell with two hits each. Rotary’s Milton Williams had two of eight hits. Jack Gresters stifled Kiwanis with five singles. Lions catcher Cooley had two hits. Kiwanis Jess Sheewood pounded two doubles. Tonight Hosiery Mill vs Supreme and Methodists vs Guardsmen highlight the Fast League schedule as standings tighten. Population data note appears: From 1940 to 1947 Michigan population rose about a million.

Exchange Club Lions Club Rotary Club Kiwanis Baker Lot Edo Mitchel Dothan Browns Exchangers Kennedy Tucns Billy Joe Adams Walter Morris Fox MecClintic Mitchell Bush Jacek Blanuel Cooley Jack Gresters Rotary Kiwanians Jess Sheewood Milton Williams Rotarians McDougal Methodists National Guard Supreme Hosiers Bot Bynum Guardsmen Harry Williams Harry Millers

Newhouser Strikes Back as Tigers Rally to Fourth Place

Hal Newhouser rebounded with a four hitter against the Red Sox and a 5 2 win over the Senators, boosting Detroit to 16 wins against 16 defeats and keeping them in fourth place. Brooklyn’s Preacher Roe led a 9 4 win over the Reds as the Dodgers climb to sixth. Monk Dubiel pitches another three hitter in the Phillies 6 2 win over the Cardinals. No other major league games were scheduled.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Detroit Hal Newhouser Ty Cobb Hal Boston Red Sox Washington Senators Tigers Senators Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn Preacher Roe Brooks Roe Cincinnati Reds Jackie Robinson Eddie Miksis Dodger Robinson Kent Peterson Dodgers Chicago Cubs Reds Walter Monk) Dubiecl New York Giants Phillies St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia

League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

Gustine leads batting with 424 for Pittsburgh while Musial of St Louis hits .413 and 30 RBIs. Kiner tops home runs with 10 for Pittsburgh. Jansen and Schmitz lead strikeouts. Reardon and Fowler share 30 1 000 ERA among AL pitchers. Pollet 4 0 1 000 for St Louis.

Gustine Pittsburgh Holmes Boston Musial St. Ous Jones St. Louis Kiner Robinson Brooklyn Waitkus Chicago Wertz Detroit Platt Keltner Cleveland DiMaggio New York Tucker Dillinger Vernon Washington Trucks Newhouser Reardon Fowler Philadelphia

Two-Hitter By Rich Puts Rams In Fourth

The Anniston Rams moved to fourth in the Southeastern League after Woody Rich pitched effectively against Selma, earning a 3-1 win with eight Rams hits. Jackson lost to Pensacola 9-7 as Montgomery widened its lead with a 3-1 win over Gadsden. Vicksburg beat Meridian 9-3, and Gadsden’s defense faltered late.

Rich Rams Anniston Rams Woody Rich Selma Anniston Cubs Woodward Montgomery Rebels Gadsden Jackson Pensacola Montgomery Joe Demoran Bill Davis Muerer Baskin Jack Schumacher Pensacola Fliers Senators Vicksburg Meridian

Arctic ice retreat continues northward as in ancient record

Scientists state the Arctic ice cap is still retreating northward, a pattern seen not only today but echoed in records spanning 20,000 years or more, indicating long term climate movement.

Arctic

Wiregrass league near complete slate with one game left

Abbeville Rehobeth lone remaining game in the Wiregrass Baseball League schedule set for Thursday night. Plus regional finals see Panthers of Rehobeth meet Midland City Fliers with district title on the line as Western division champ advances toward Tuscaloosa state series.

Abbeville-Rehobeth Columbia Heland Rams Chester Lee Lions Newville Vicksburgh Rehobets Abville Panthers WBI Midland City Fliers J Knapp Warren Jones Andalusia Midland City Straughn Saday Rehab Tus Loosa

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