Two Cities Hold Football Menu For Nov 7
Alabama football leaders travel between Birmingham and Montgomery for two pregame events ahead of a key clash with Tulane in Montgomery. In Birmingham, Alabama faces Florida while Howard and Spring Hill meet in Montgomery. Tulane favored to beat Auburn despite injuries, while Alabama aims to counter Florida's attack with a full-strength squad.
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Birmingham-Southern and Mercer lament STAR elimination
The report notes both Birmingham-Southern and Mercer voicing grievances after their last Saturday defeats that ended their STAR championship chances. Birmingham-Southern moves games to Wednesday in Armia as Howard plays Southern College of Lakeland. Spring Hill and Birmingham-Southern travel to Mobile to face Do and Ada regularly. Read The Dothan Eagle for details.
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Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits and Weddings
A collage of Sunday visits across Compass Lake and nearby towns includes Mr. Olive and the Snell families visiting, plus WIll Hathorn and others spending time with relatives. The Dothan Eagle notes a wedding party with Batard aged 335 and Madame Gode aged 87, with witnesses aged 83 and 80, totaling 335 years before the Raven Mayor.
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France
Guard trainees study riot duty in Birmingham schools
Nov 6 AP report describes third battalion Alabama National Guard learning riot control conduct at training schools led by Major Harry E. Smith. Training focuses on disciplined behavior for duty.
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Dempsey and college football praise mix in 1952 sports talk
From Miami, Barry highlights boxing and football chatter as Dempsey’s postwar plans loom and Minnesota stars shine. Talks of heavyweight showdowns, national titles, and college gridiron praise weave through mentions of Sharkey Schmeling and players like McDougall, Booth, and the era’s top backfields.
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