Tigers Open 1933 Season Against Graceville At Memorial Stadium
Dothan High starts 1933 football with a 3:30 p.m. Friday kickoff against Graceville at Memorial Stadium. Eleven lettermen return, led by capt. Freddie Holman and Harry Anderson, as Coach Tubb updates formations and emphasizes passing to offset a slower backfield. Graceville, coached by Price, rivals with notable players Wilson McFas and brother Robert McFas. Officials named are Jim Brennan, Marion Hanahan, and Betts Stingluff.
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Dothan High
Graceville
Dothan
Tubb
Freddy Holman
Harry Anderson
Wilburn
May
Notre Dame
Lamar Hart
Richmond McClintock
Ernes Dean
Freddie Holman
Quillin Pope
Wilmar Boozer
Woodfin Parkman
Levi Thrower
Billy Reynolds
Napoleon Abreham
Merrill Green
Wilburn May
Vergil Mc
Saliba
Buddy Speight
Fox Jordan
L. J. Thomas
Frank Bennett
John C. Howell
Jimmy Tindell
Junie McQuagge
T. B Gissendanner
Price
Tigers
Florida
Blountstown
Fla
Graceville Register
Ccsee
Rhodes
Mitchell
Williams
McHae
Jim Brennan
Marion Hanahan
Betts Stingluff
Lnes
Motor vehicle deaths in Alabama hit 424 in 1982
Washington AP report notes Alabama motor vehicle accidents killed 424 people in 1982, lower than 1981 in which 406 lives were lost. 1930 and 1931 figures cited, with 1982 breakdown by railroad crossing, auto streetcar, and motorcycle incidents.
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Washington
Alabama
Japan Leads In Cloth Exports As Industry Expands
Tokyo AP reports Japan remains the leading cotton cloth exporter. For the first eight months of 1983 Japan shipped about 1.292 billion square yards versus Britain at 1.886 billion. Industry leaders credit yen depreciation low wages efficiency and aggressive market expansion for Japan's gain.
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Tokyo
Japan
Britain
Lancashire
Great Britain
HAS NEW Rhy ab at company ins a
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a new rhy at a company with a phone line. Details are unclear, but indicates a change or addition related to a business contact. Strong entities not identifiable due to garbled text.
Hartford High Hosts Midland City Friday
Hartford Alabama expects a tougher test as Hartford High football meets Midland City Friday at 2 30 pm. After a 25 0 victory over Ashford last week the Hartford offense aims to improve with a focus on the Ford brothers in the backfield and Hamm and Richards anchoring the line. Coach Gresham has emphasized a passing attack in daily workouts.
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Hartford
Ala
Hartford High
Midland City
Ashford
Gresham
Ford Brothers
Hamm and Richards
French Savant Victim Of King Tut Curse
Paris AP report says J F Cellerier, prominent French research scientist, may be the latest victim of King Tut ankhamen's vengeance. He lost sight in his left eye after ultra violet tests on a small wooden statue from an Egyptian funeral chamber sent by Henri Verne. He noted an exceptional luminosity from the figure before the pain began and hopes to regain sight during a month’s leave from the National Physical Testing Laboratory where he serves as director.
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J. F. Cellerier
Tutankhamen
Cellerier
Henri Verne
National Museums
National Physical Testing Laboratory
Jobless May Land Gigantic Zeppelin Job
Commander Hugo Eckiner seeks a 500 member ground crew to land the Graf Zeppelin when it arrives in Miami on October 23. W. H. Green, head of the county unemployed, says he can supply the workers as the Eagle Classified Ads suggest.
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Miami
Fla
Hugo Eckiner
W. H. Green
Dade County
Purification Promises Health Via Calotabs
Physicians praise perfect purification as Nature’s health foundation. Try Calotabs to purify blood by activating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 cent and 35 cent packages. Sold by all dealers.
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Nature
Kuhel Praised Despite Foxx Gehrig Power
Washington manager Joe Cronin says Joe Kuhel would be outstanding at first base if not for the combined force of Jimmie Foxx and Lou Gehrig. The 27 year old showed strong form in 1932, hitting over .300 with extra base hits and driving in many runs, earning praise after fending off rivals like Joe Judge.
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Joe Kuhel
Washington
Joe Cronin
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Joe Judge
Kuhel
Judge
Senators
Joe
Griff Lands Kuhel As Valley Becomes Washington Player
The report recounts Clark Griffith paying a high price to acquire Joe Kuhel from Kansas City in 1930. Kuhel, a Cleveland native, rose from local sand lots to Flint and Springfield before moving to Lincoln and Kansas City, then Washington. He stands six feet, 180 pounds, and bats and throws left.
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Joe
Kansas City
Griff
Kuhel
Cleveland
Forest City
Flint
Mich
Springfield
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
County's Eating Problem Solved in Shelby County
Memphis area reports thousands of bushels of vegetables grown in community gardens by the unemployed are being canned at the county penal farm. The city and county each contributed 5000 dollars to aid the effort, and an RFC allotment provided three carloads of canned produce.
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Memphis, Tenn
Shelby County
Memphis
RFC
College sports notes mix on campus and pros
Fifty five scattered items note tennis court capacity at University of Minors, Clyde Martin striking out 20 of 31 in a nine inning Columbus league game, Marcus Magnussen a former Hawk captain now Iowa coach, Hal Trosky breaking Toledo home run records, Moore brothers from Wheeling as UNC candidates, Chicago football Saturdays from Sep 30 to Nov 25, E P Madigan adjusting offense after Matt Brasyno takes a leave, Bob McQuigne of NC State hitting 26 straight placement goals, and Paul Dean joining Dizzy Dean on the St Louis roster.
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Marcus Magnussen
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Iowa
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Toledo
Moore Brothers
Bill and
George
Wheeling
W. Va
North Carolina
Cardinals Groom Mound Staff Like First Brother Act Since Barnes Brothers
The Cardinals plan to build their pitching staff around a pair of brothers for next spring, the first such sibling pairing in the majors since Virgil and Jess Barnes pitched side by side for the New York Giants.
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Barnes Boys
Virgil
Jess
New York Giants
New York
Pennsylvania Station
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
American Hotels Corporation
George H. Wartman
Blue law repealed in Berlin after long prohibition
AP report notes the 1815 Berlin rule banning public smoking and dancing in the streets was repealed by the interior ministry. The law offered a reward for informers, with fines historically reaching 18.75 thalers, roughly $1.50, and the change ends a long era of public smoking penalties.
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Bria
Ministry of Interior
Aaa
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