Enterprise Eyes Upset Over Dothan Tigers at Tourney
Enterprise high hopes to topple undefeated Dothan in a key Wiregrass clash at the Tigers Tourney Thursday. Coach Nelson readies his squad after a tough week, seeking a signature win to boost a perfect season run despite Richmond Flowers’ injury woes. The Tigers aim to extend their strong schedule performance as they face a program that beat Hartford and Geneva this season.
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Dothan Tigers
Nelson
Ain Slaven
Preson
Sidney Lanier
Montgomery
Querie
Neuton
Tigers
Paul Tubb
Richmond Flowers
Flowere
Dothan
Hartford
Geneva
Alex City
Dothen
See's Goat Tasked With Controversial Practice Session
A fragmentary report describes a tense campus scene as players discuss athletic pants and predicaments during a practice. Coach Tom Hamilton leads a rough scrimmage with a parade-like atmosphere. A final drill is planned for tomorrow ahead of a Philadelphia-bound session on Thursday.
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Poe
Lake
Toad
Prade
Tom Hamilton
Philadelphia
Mickey Cochrane Predicts Tigers Three-Peat Title Stake
Detroit catcher Mickey Cochrane, en route to New York, says the 1936 Tigers have a good chance at a third straight American League championship despite tough competition from Boston, the Yankees, and Cleveland. He notes the Browns could be strong if they start well, and criticizes the White Sox as a football club without more pitching. Cochrane visits Walter Briggs in Detroit before Army-Navy game duties as Briggs’ VP in charge of player relations.
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Miami Beach
Fis
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Yankees
Cleveland
Browns
White Sox
Cochrane
New York
Army-Navy
Walter C. Briecs
Tt Rer
Army prep kicks from tough angles in busy week
Lieut Gar Davidson keeps kickers busy as Army prepares for the annual game. Jock Clifton Jock Ryan Whitey Grove and Arpad Kopenak boot field goals from difficult angles. Mrs Dupree Davis and guest Charles Davie of Birmingham visit Hartford today.
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West Point
Gar Davidson
Jock Cltford
Jock Ryan
Whitey
Grove
Arpad Kopenak
Dupree Davis
Charles Davie
Birmingham
Hartford
Prince Albert Roll-Your-Own Tobacco Ad Offer
A vintage ad promotes Prince Albert rolling tobacco with a no risk refund if customers dislike the product. The copy highlights crimp cut making easy rolls, mild flavor, and claims to yield about 70 cigarettes per 2 ounce tin. It urges smokers to try Prince Albert as a leading choice through a mail refund offer.
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Prince Albert
P.A
Prines Albert
Metla
Reynelits Tobacco Qonyany
Westes-Salem, N.C
Football's Call Sends Red Floyd Back In Harness
Murfreesboro Tenn Nov 26 AP Johnny Floyd a cotton and corn farmer near Murfreesboro revived Middle Tennessee Teachers football returning as coach after two-year retirement He built a seven win undefeated team with 121 points for and 19 against The squad features senior mainstays juniors and sophomores led by star halfback and captain Floyd and supported by Charter Murphy Smitherman and Hambrick in key roles
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Tenn
Johnny
Floyd
Hance
Middle Tennessee
Teach Area College
Foyd
Vanderbilt University
Citadel
Charleston
Priat
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Tennesee Polytechnic Institute
Hie Éows
Conference Scuads Relax Drills Ahead of Key Games
Coachesa report several teams easing up after hard drills as they prepare for six conference contests this week and next. Ole Lou and Alabama seek pivotal wins over Tulane and Vanderbilt while Georgia Tech, Georgia, Mississippi, Auburn, Tennessee, and Florida push toward critical clashes. Temple Owls vow revenge on Bucknell in a late season game.
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Tigers
Mike Chambe
Loulatanm State Tigers
Tulane
Ole Lou
Alabama
Vanderlitt
Bill Young
Paul Bryant
Bubber Nesbit
Bill Peters
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Yine
Vandérbu
Rand Dixon
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tech
Hoot Gibson
Georgisa John Bond
Auburn
Mississippi
Mississippi State
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Maroons
Ole “Misa
Joe Bob Mitchell
Florida
Tenngasee
Kentucky
Prospecta
Phil Dickens
Tennessce
Iip
Lexington
Princeton Football Narrowly Escapes Injury After Drill
Princeton and Dartmouth encounters are recalled as George Rusasli, second team rider, collided with the interference during a signal drill. He was dazed but returned to action after the incident, with no serious injuries reported.
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Princeton
N. J
Dartmouth
George Rusasli
Moard
Stanford Circles Brow to Inspire Bowl Opponent
Stanford faces selection of a New Year opponent for the Rose Bowl here in Pasadena. A graduate manager, Ai Masters, is expected to announce the bowl choice late this week, with a final decision by Saturday night. Texas Christian, New York University, Notre Dame and others are in contention amid fan polling results. Stanford’s Rose Bowl record is tempered by past losses to Notre Dame and Alabama, with only one victory against Pittsburgh.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Fresh
Pasadena
Calif
Fay
Stanford
Benford
Fort Worth
Ai Masters
Masters
Blanford
Princeton
Columbia
Tigers
New York University
Fordham
Tocas
Sally League Reforms Baseball Incubator Network
Augusta reporters note six cities will rejoin the South Atlantic League incubator program named Bally also Salty. The league seeks to revive talent development once thriving from 1904 to 1930 and will appoint Dr. J Wilder of Augusta as temporary president amid Dayton, Ohio meetings. The reorganization mirrors historical lineups including Savannah, Macon, Augusta, Jacksonville, Columbia and others with past sites such as Chattanooga, Knoxville and Charleston cited as former participants.
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Citien
South Atlantic
Asseciation of
Dayton
Ohio
Savannah
Columbus
Columbia
S. C
Jacksonville
Fra
J. Wilder
Macon
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Jackeqnvile
Charleston
S.C
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Tesip
Montgomery
Ala
Asheville
Guatonia
Greenville
Spartenburg
Albany
Yearlings Yearn for Virginia Tar Heels Clash
In University Virginia on Thanksgiving Day the Virginia Yearlings look to prove themselves as a full grown football team against North Carolina. The Virginia freshmen seek a win after defeating the North Carolina Frosh 14 to 0 earlier this season.
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Virginia Cavaliers
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Virginie
North Carolina Frosh
Roundup of sports notes and college figures from New York
A scatter of sports items notes coaching talks with the Giants and Dayton offers, Temple and Marquette ending their home and home next year, high salaries for officials, and memories of college stars like Cunningham and Botse. Also mentions Lou McKenna, Lou Lite, and Horace Dublinsky, plus Notre Dame fans, Vanderbilt money leader, and a plan to open a gym in Council Bluffs. A recover permit in Council Bluffs completes the list.
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Charile Drrasen
Reda
Giants
Bil Terry
Dayton
Billy Vans
Bob Quinn
Bo Ten
Judge McKeever
Brooklyn
Columbia
Lou Lite
Jimmie Letowna
Harry Dublinsky
Temple
Marquette
Bonby Grayson
W. G. Braham
Miner League
Amr
Landis
Glenn Cunningham
Nansas
Dixie
Sugar Bowl
New Orleans
Lou McKenna
Sheldon Botse
Minnesota
Botse
Dick Crayne
Betse
Belse
Notra Dame Fana
Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt
Aga Khan
England
Bernie Bler
Mak
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Caty
Farmer Burns
Council Bluffs
Farmer
Omaha
Bil Dicky
Old Time Umpire Quick picks Dixie All Stars in Southern selection
Mobile based Umpire Harry Johnson names his all Southern team with players from New Orleans Little Rock Birmingham Nashville Atlanta and Pittsburgh figures. He parts with controversy over bias as a newspaper writer doubted his choices while Johnson pressed on naming talents such as Dazy Varee Hank De Berry Charley Grimm and Steamboat among others to form an all star lineup.
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Nev
Weert
Joe Guyon
Johnson
Daczy Varee
Hank de Berry
New
Jeong
Ear Whitehla
Fred Marberry
Little Rock
Birmingham
Charley Grimm
Chicago
Cub
Mark Critz
Chickasaw
Travia Jackson
Pied Traynor
Pittsburgh
Tay
Steamboat
Hazon
Kiki) Cuyler
Nashville
Hank Leiber
Beo Paschal
Atlania
Slocomb High School Names Agricultural Queen
SLOCOMB, Nov. 26 Florence Rizell was elected agricultural queen in a heated Slocomb high school contest. Marjorie Foster and Mary Ella McClenny were close runners. The event, sponsored by local Futura Homemakers and Future Partners chapters, supported a movement to aid crippled children’s convalescent homes in Mobile and Birmingham. Farm products were accepted in the fundraiser.
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Slocomb
Florence Rizell
Marjorie Foster
Mary Ella McClenny
Futura Homemakers
Chidren
Mobile
Fremingham
Olympic boycott advocates voice vain arguments
Chicago area report on November 26 quotes Fred L Steers vice president of the A A U who says a boycott proposal lacks parliamentary standing and is unlikely to force a vote at the New York meeting. He dismisses claims of discrimination against Jewish athletes as hysterical propaganda and notes Germany had given assurances.
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United States
Berlin
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Fred L Steers
Steers
Nolay
Germany
Gustavus T. Kirby
A.A U
Pittsburgh
Kirby
William May Garland
Charles FH. Sherritt
Emmat Les Jahcke, Jr
International Olympic Association
Teers
A. A U
Breers
A. A
Bteers
Yale football players禁 Thanksgiving celebration after Princeton game
Yale coach Ducky Pond orders no turkey or trimmings for the team for Thanksgiving unless players decide to celebrate after the Princeton game Saturday. The ruling comes as Yale prepares for the clash amid holiday plans.
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Turkey
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ducky Pond
Princeton
Auburn Jeorpia Football Trip Rewarded To Winner
The contest awarded a trip to the Auburn Jeorpia game in Columbus last Saturday for the winner and her escort, Coach J. E. B. Davidson. Participants donated various farm goods instead of cash, including syrup hay corn potatoes eggs chickens butter pecans peanuts cotton canned goods and amol a.
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J. EB. Davidson
Auburn
Jeorpia
Columbus
Middies Reflect Burning Desires to Conquer Army
Annapolis scene shows Navy plebes and a hoisted Army effigy in Bancroft hall as Navy players prepare for the upcoming Army game. A mock execution and bonfire plan highlight campus hostility with cartoons and decorations across the dormitory.
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Bancroft Hall
Naval Academy
West Point
Philadelphia
Laula B
Robert Shan
Navy
Army
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