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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
8
Fragmentary notes reflect concerns over dwindling shotgun shells and bullets as hunters such as Beeson and Beeron keep watch for restocks. Reports mention extended shortages, rationing fears, and lingering uncertainty about supplies for quail and dove seasons, with talk of price and access affecting plans.
Ailing Tigers face uncertainty as they review the season’s endgame and discuss future prospects. Texas Young is a highlighted rival, while the Orange Bowl officials line up Florida matchups and the Sugar Bowl bids loom for Georgia Tech and Alabama.
Tulsa AP report says three youths attempted to steal the bell clapper awarded after the annual Oklahoma Oklahoma A and M football feud. Whitley Cox, OU 1936 graduate, pursued and recovered the clapper. Cox once ran 100 meters in 10.4 seconds, a record pace in Oklahoma.
Tigers and Enterprise Wildcats prepare for a crucial Thanksgiving game at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium. Key Tiger players are injured or doubtful, with backfield fears and practice absences cited by coach Howater. Enterprise, led by Coach Russell Taylor, eyes a repeat of their 18-0 season-opening win as both teams chase a decisive late-season victory.
Mississippi State Maroons travel to Oxford to meet Ole Miss in a season finale billed as a hard fought finish. Key back Tom McWilliams is out with injuries, dimming State’s edge as Ole Miss, led by coach Harry Mehre, plans to field full strength for the upset bid in Hemmingway Stadium.
Whales survive winter by keeping blow holes unfrozen in the ice, allowing breathing access during harsh months. Researchers note behavior helps sustain life when surface access is limited.
The Orange Bowl chooses Tulsa and Georgia Tech for a return season clash, a rare pairing after a hard fought regular season where Tech defeated Navy and was a strong contender in the Southern Conference. Tulsa faces Miami and other opponents as press previews discuss a two-team rematch concept.
The City and Guilds of London Institute will conduct first examinations for hotel and catering establishments to improve standards of fare. The event aims to set qualified benchmarks for cooks and food service in London regulated by the institute.
Houston County High School thumped unbeaten Newville 32 to 0 to close the season. Bruce Raney returned a lateral for a key third quarter run before Columbia ends nabbed him, as Newville stalled near the goal line twice in the second period amid the Columbia defense.
Ohio State hosts Michigan in a Big Ten clash with both teams seeking momentum. The article references an anticipated matchup, notable players and veteran contributors, and hints at statistical angles while focusing on the upcoming game dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Japanese defense on Guam and casualties among task units. The text is garbled but hints at caps and red ink markings, with unclear attribution to Cotten Jus or related names. Further readable details are not present in the surviving fragment.
Auburn Alabama AP reports thirty two members of the Auburn football squad depart tonight for Miami for the season finale against the Hurricanes. Coach Carl Wayles schedules a practice today similar to yesterday’s, focusing on line play ahead of the trip. The Tigers admit they played better after last week’s loss to Georgia, 49 to 12.
Sunday and daily theatre listings feature Michael Whalen Joan Yeteny and Tatiana Lynn in matinees evenings. Calendar includes performances at Learmt with actors Wade Menteminel Anne Shines Tennta Teey and Pete Mn Mann, plus Friday Saturday Sunday events and a resident company Guckaroo shadowing the West Palco lineup.
A spy scare in a rural London area arose after reports of a roadside explosion near a main road at night. Investigators traced the origin to Juminovs toadstools, a local suspect.
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