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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1944

Page

7

Dothan Tigers Hope To Face Stronger Outside Schedules

The Dothan Tigers seek tougher opponents within a nine game schedule under Alabama rules to boost attendance and rival Georgia and Florida teams. Coaches weigh travel to Georgia and Florida for occasional outside games while preparing for Baker High School on November 10. Many veterans have joined the military services, leaving co captain Ralph Money as the sole recent draftee to be called. Growth in crowds and an expanded schedule could lift turnout beyond current levels.

Teere Jean Tigers Ramsey High Woodlawn Fugn Birminghaw Sidney Lanier Montgerry Alabama High School Athletic Association Tallshassee Fla Geogia Pee South Georgia Association

Attendance surge marks South college basketball season

The article notes a small number of available players this year and a high demand for proven substitutes. College game attendance in the South already surpasses last year’s record with 17 colleges totaling 453,391 in attendance. Georgia Tech leads with 90,000 across five games, while V. M. I. draws 2,000, Alabama 26,000, and Auburn 15,000 for three to five games.

South Georgia Tech Dathan Tigers Alabama Auburn

Sellout Predicted for Alabama Georgia Rivalry at Legion Field

Birmingham AP reports a sellout crowd of 23 000 is expected for the Alabama Georgia game at Legion Field. Georgia coach Butts dampens optimism about injuries while Alabama coach Thomas contends his defense must be improved as both teams prepare for a tough tilt. Alabama boasts a 41 0 win over Kentucky and Georgia edged LSU 13 12. Auburn hosts Presbyterian with reserves likely to see action.

Birmingham Legion Field Wally Butts Georgia Butts al Perl Lonsiana State Andy Perhach Frank Thomas Georgian Lousiana State Boston College Alabama Tide Kentucky Auburn Warriors Presbyterian College Carl Voyles Tiger

PGA Tour Slated In Southern Towns

NewYork AP reports at least four and possibly seven southern cities will host top golfers in a winter PGA Tour run starting November 23 in Portland. Confirmed events include Beetown Florida, Miami, Charlotte, Greensboro and Durham with cash prizes ranging from 5 000 to 16 000 dollars. Tentative dates list New Orleans Gulfport and Pensacola in February.

New York Portland PGA Fred J. Corcoran Bee Miami Fla Charlotte N. C Greensboro Durham New Orleans Gulfport Mise Pensacola

Yellow Jackets Prep For Blue Devil Tilt

Tech’s Yellow Jackets completed a thorough scrimmage in preparation for Saturday’s game with Duke. Coach W A Alexander indicated Jack Glenn, a 214 pound sophomore, would start at tackle alongside Charlie Murdock at left end, with Dorough transferred from the Navy.

Atlanta Tech Yellow Jackets Duke W. A Alexander Jack Glenn Bill Chamber Se Tackle Charlie Murdock Jim Dorough Chambers Dorough Naval

Auburn Loses Third Center During Season

Auburn Coach Carl Voyles reports the Tigers lost their third center of the season as Coker Barton left for the Army. Regular center Tex Warrington and reserve Howard Ballhound along with Roland Crump are injured, leaving only Billy Bowles as available pivot help.

Auburn Ala Carl Voyles Auburn Tigers Coker Barton Army Tex Warrington Stll Howard Callhound Roland Crump Barton Tigers Billly Bowles

Navy line voted best of week by AP in major undated note

The entire Navy line earned the Associated Press honor as the outstanding football linemen of the week after productive showings in recent games. The unit includes Bramsett, Whitmore, Delamee, Marin, Chase, Gilham, Marlin, Serrigo, Prewitt, Poole, Smith, Young, Ferraro, Fathauer and others, praised for opening gaps and stifling Notre Dame.

Ted Meier NEW York Navy Georgia Tech Pennsylvania Associated Press Notre Dame Leo C. Bramsett Don Whitmore Edmund Delamee Jack Marin Ben Chase Gant Gilham Ben Marlin Ralph Serrigo Whois Felto Prewitt Tulsa Birney Poole Tommy Smith Yale Art Young Dartmouth John Ferraro Southern California Jack “Speedy " Fathauser Iowa State

War Relief Games Net 328,000,000

Chicago AP reports the 18 major leagues contributed to the National War Fund and American Red Cross through last season’s relief baseball games. Commissioner K M Landis announced an additional 1.59 million increase, bringing the total to about 9.555 million, split between countries. American League contributed 20,799.27 and National League 122,270.53 to the effort.

Chicago Neveral War Fund Amenean Hed Crocs KM. Landis

Marin Mantertand Jor Mall in Grey Worldcar

A Marin man is involved in a local incident at a Grey Worldcar mall. Authorities say the event occurred over a Sunday and Monday span with limited details available. Police investigate possible property damage and testimonies from witnesses are awaited.

Bunday Marin Mantertand Jor Mall Grey Worldcar

Grid Attendance Above Last Year

A national AP survey shows college football attendance up nearly 23 percent from 1943. From 72 colleges, 598,5RI fans attended five home games, up to 24,330, with the Southwest leading gains at 60 2 percent, the South 44 percent, the East 28 percent, the Midwest 15 percent, and the Far West 153 percent. Southern California tops with 105,000 in five home games. Minnesota and Michigan show declines.

New York Associated Press Souhwest Midwest Minnesota Michigan

Washington’s Frank Filchock Elevates Passing Pace

Franklin Filchock of the Washington Redskins emerges as a prolific passer, posting 58 completions in 9% attempts over four games. He surpasses noted peers and reshapes the NFL quarterback landscape, while veterans Baugh and Oren fade from top roles as the young star leads with precision.

Chigago Washington Natorral Redsking Siromy Laugn Duckman Dasvey Odren Cecil Isbell Annie Perber Trame Per‘cerlige

Lowe's Entry Tied In Fox Hunt Meet

Lee a doly hound owned by Gorge Bowe of Dolban tied for first place with 35 polots against two other July hounds in the Geor gin Foabumters Association field trials at Americs Ga. Lowe's hound edged into the top three yesterday on derby trials and is tied with the Ebeenhourr owned by D. Joiner Griffin Ga and Frank owned by J. G Gordon Far t Bon Ga. Purdue's Ispeil stole the 250% by hurling collegians to 26 0 16 Men over the Redskins. Filchock quarterbacked the No 2 backfield to More yardage than the first string ers of dounder Baugh but stillived second fide to Baugh's ace. Frankie did a whale of a job for the Georg a pre-flight team in 1842 and for the Memphis Naval Air Station last season. He was mustered out as an ensign before the current season after contracting a stomach ailment in South America. The Army Air Forces few more than a quarter million bombing sorties.

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