Tigers Gird for Miami High Clash and Other Weekend Games
Dothan High, missing Dawies Howell and James Burkett, prepares for a tough battle with Miami High this Friday night while Pensacola and other Wiregrass rivals loom. Enterprise, Geneva, Elba, Samson, Vicksburg, Columbia, Slocomb, Midland City, Ozark vie for wins as local teams chase upsets and crowd records amid busy Friday night slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Fess
Dawies
Country Howell
James Ware Burkett
Dothan
Pensacola
Tigers
Tiger
Er Dothan
Miami
Teo Tigers
Mos
Dbothan
Burken
Wat Bowell
Rugged Taylor
Enterprise High School
Hartford High
Enterprise
Lan Wise
Hanford
Geneva
Branvey Igb
Brantley
Wis
Hame
Geneva Lem
Dick Lewis
Vicksburg
Columbia
Slocomb High School
Red Tops
Marianna Industrial School
Dale County
Midland City
Ozark
Ozark Eagles
Midland City Boys
Theatre listings and feature film bill for weeknight shows
A garbled cinema and theatre schedule lists multiple acts across Thursday to Sunday. Highlights include New York cast performances with Cal Shrom and Grand Ole Opry Stars, Charles Starrett in Out Town of the Rockies, Desana Durbin and Ralph Bellamy in Lady On A Train, Fred MacMurray and Marjorie Main in Murder He Says, Edmund Gavin Sn eid Basil Rathbone and Nise Besa in Woman In Green, and Thursday features with Tallulah Bankhead and others in A Royal Scandal and The Pats! Witcees. Also listed are Lightning Carson Rider Again and Tiger Woman and stage acts with Yvonne Roberts and Stage Coach Outlaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneel Steeet
Our Mere
New York
Cal Shrom
WSM Grand Ole Opry
Charles Starrett
Rockies
Desana Durbin
Ralph Bellamy
Fred Mar Murray
Marjorie Main
Edmund Gavin Sneid
Basil Rathbeen
Nise Besa
Hogan Wins Richmond Open Golf Tournament
The Richmond Open at Hermitage Country Club drew 177 top golfers and concluded with Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pennsylvania, winning first prize of 2,000 war bonds from a $10,000 purse after a tough 71 par course. Organizers planned an annual event with the next tournament set for October 31, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hermitage Country Club
Pinehurst
N. C
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jacksonville Navy team routs Fort Benning 33 to 7
Speedy halfback Chuck Hunsinger scored three times, twice in the opening six minutes, to lift Jacksonville Naval Air Training Station to a 33 to 7 win over Fort Benning Doughboys in Fort Benning Georgia. It was Jacksonville's sixth straight victory in an undefeated run. Benning’s lone score came late in the second period after a 60 yard drive. Gill Gekoski caught a Kyle Estenik pass for a 10-yard TD at the Jacksonville 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
Crimson Tide Favored For Sixth Rose Bowl Bid
Alabama appears poised for its sixth Rose Bowl invitation as bowl contenders face key tests. Harry Gilmer fires two scoring passes and runs for two touchdowns in a 26-6 win over Georgia Tech, while LSU and Mississippi State loom in pivotal league showdowns.
Base ball league set to add eighth member
In Montgomery Alabama AP report President Stuart X Stephenson said the Class B Southeastern Baseball League is nearly complete for an eighth team. Current qualified members include Gadsden Anniston Montgomery Selma Pensacola Jackson and Meridian. Lanett Alabama had its application withdrawn without stated reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Montgomery
Selina
Alabama
Pensacola
Fla
Jackson
Meridian
Miss
Lanett
Ala
Chattahoochee Valley
Stephenson
Army Notre Dame Clash Sets Stage For National Title
Navy routed by Army and Notre Dame clash in a showdown that could crown the national champion. Abe Cade (punt) and a strong Army defense pace the way as Army ekes out a 19-6 win. Multiple ranked teams face key games this weekend including Minnesota, Duke, and Penn State in a busy schedule shaping the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Army
Notre Dame
Montgomery
Navy
Tech Basketball Drills Open With 20 Game Slate
Georgia Tech opened practice for a 20 game schedule with only one regular and two substitutes returning from last season. Center Bobby Davis and guards George Mathews, both from Columbus, along with Ray Echols of Atlanta, are the lettermen available while Davis and Mathews are tied up with football. Head Coach Dwight Keith cannot attend due to football duties. The schedule features home and away games against seven SEC teams and three SoCon members Duke, Clemson and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Tean
Bobby Davis
George Mathews
Columbus
Ray Echols
Davis
Mathews
Dwight Keith
Duke
Clemson
South Carolina
Saturday Stars Shine as College Football Scores Roll
Gene Rassides scored all five Columbia touchdowns in a 74-26 Lions win over Cornell. Leon Juslin led Texas Christian with 304 passing yards and two TDs in a 43-7 victory over Oklahoma. Navy’s Clyde Scott contributed a 60 yard run as Navy routed Dame 60-19. Georgia, Duke, Army also posted standout performances amid a flood of scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gene Rassides
Colmbia
Columbia
Lions
Cornell
Leon Juslin
Texas
Christias
Oklahoma
George Clark
Duke
Plass
Dibefu
Navy
Georgia
Lynn Cheary
Vanderbilt
Dov Blanetad
Glenn Davis
Army
Harry Guilmer
Alabatti
Kentucky
MIAME Versus South Carolina Gridiron Feud Renewal
Unclear OCR text reports on the Michigan versus South Carolina gridiron renewal. Mentions four victories and one loss in the series and notes a long-standing athletic rivalry. Names and details are garbled, but the piece centers on the college football matchup and historic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fia
Mian Stutty
South Carolina
Iken
Alhourn Musna
Yama Wayne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hothan Tigers
Miami High
Dothan Eagle
BEA
Dothan High
Treme Duane
Alexander Knox
Dver
Crawford
Jock Carson
Mildred Pierce
RITZ
McCoy
Adele Marla
Ygone Roberts
William Teery
Guy Lights
Buster Crabbs
Outlaw
Dothan Aviation Company
Ugh Wheelles
Met
Enterprise Highway
Piper Aircraft Sales
Solo Rentals
Hogan
N. A
Careystone
Tor
Sip
Alabama Machinery & Supply CO
Foster St
Rae En A
Leah Shingles
Saci Rn
Crimson Tide
Chick Hosch
Koorking
Mises
Ube
Ceraco
Greenies
Mattuts
Ena
Naples
Yey
Ebseg Mary Observers Tegard
Conn Frank Thomas
Texas A. Ach M
Boston
Florida
Chattanoogs
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Harry Gilmer
Mississippi State
Tech
Tulane
Maroons
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Hoople
Hickey
MS Foxhole
Murray Bose
Chaimphaship
Yatker
Abe Cadeiz
Abu
Fortune
Ballymore
Nui
Friz Crisler
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Columba Lions
Penn Quakers
Tulsa
Oklahom A
W. Indiana
Jawa State
Oregon State
Washington
Calvornia
Southern California
Utah
New Mexico
Luusimana State
Tenple
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Temple
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Newlondon
South Alabam
Hed Elephants
William and Mary
Maryland
Virginia
West Virgint
Indiana
Corner Wall College
Shreena
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigan
Sooers
Missouri
Town State
Tusa
Teamus
Ogden
Brighan
Wieh Schrul Wu
Maine
Fred Saleh
Wontooairey AG & Fap
Leshatig
Iftc Basten Pia Thapore Corut
Bugis
Abedbord
Marwell Fuuchdewr
Ray Victory Bonds
Jatolf Jran
Springville
Martin
Martinaws
Columbia Pictures Presents
Mierander Knox
Charles Coburn
Sidney Buchman
Ruth Gordon
Sadney Buchman
Charles Vidor
Walter Winchell
Yeauae
Viola Keats of
Drutzz
Baluune
Amurver
Phyllis Thaxter
Edmund Gwern
Henry H. Daniels, Ir
Worace McNally
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!