Dothan Tigers Bearing to Go in Local Prep Clash
The Dothan Tigers rally fans in a large turnout at Wiregrass Stadium to face Tallahassee Lions as heavy rain and wet fields hamper play. Florida foes defeated Chipley 40-7 and Bainbridge 7-0 recently, with Pensacola, Montgomery, Robert E. Lee, Jacksonville, Hartford, Plant at Tampa among future opponents. A Buenos Aires firm proposes 800 grain elevators at $60 million, while Buena Vista, Oregon plans a $3 million surplus in a municipal power plant.
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Robert E. Lee
Jacksonville
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Plant
Tampa
Cronin Named AL Most Valuable Player for 1930
Washington shortstop Joe Cronin wins the American League MVP honor for 1930 in a writers’ Association of America selection. Cronin tops eight critics with 48 points, ahead of Simmons and Gehrig who tie for second with 30 points each.
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Detroit
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White Sox
Wesley Ferrall
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Mickey Cochrang
American League
Treasury Contracts for 43 Million in Public Buildings
Treasury awards 43 million dollars in public building contracts with 1,604 initial awards and 49 more totaling 30 million to be let in 1930. Including land costs, total program rises toward 100 million as officials boast of unprecedented scale and diligence. Cronin birthday mention and voter tabulations included in broader notices.
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Unidentified Man Killed in Chattanooga. Police Seek Identity
News account recounts the unidentified man killed in Chattanooga who claimed to be from Dothan Alabama. Police and newspapers relay a mystery about his identity as they urge any contacts from readers who recognize him. He is described as about 20, blue eyes, 260 pounds, 8 feet 8 inches tall, wearing a blue coat striped trousers western hat, with tattoos of a nude woman and butterfly and rainbow on his arms.
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Otto Von Porat Returns to Ring in Comeback Bout
CHICAGO Oct 10 Otto Von Porat the Norwegian heavyweight makes his return to the pugilistic wars tonight in his first contest since a knockout at the hands of Young Stribling four months ago. He meets Angus Snyder of Dodge City Kansas in an eight round bout at the Coliseum. Porat hopes to prove he still belongs in the heavyweight ranks despite Stribling's recent quick victory.
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Stribling
Brazilian President Declares No Resignation
President Washington Luis said through a government spokesman he has no intention of resigning. Revolutionary leaders had urged abdication in a late yesterday message.
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U S Officials Plan to Attend Cotton Meeting
U S government leaders focused on finance and agriculture plan to attend a New Orleans conference Monday to assess the cotton market. Participants include Farm Board Chairman Legge, cotton representative Carl Williams, Secretary Lamont, and Federal Reserve Governor Eugene Meyer Jr. Williams urged confidence and noted cautious investment buying amid a global shift toward Americans selling cotton. The discussion will also consider inventory replacement strategies for retailers and wholesalers. The group aims to stabilize prices as 1 300 000 bales held by the stabilisation corporation face sale pressure.
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