Lanier B Team Routs Dothan Bees 12-0 At Wiregrass Stadium
Lanier’s B squad tops Dothan Bees 12 to 0 before about 150 fans as Barney Coleman Gerald Hudson and Meads spark a pair of early drives. Hudson plunges in for Lanier's first score and Meads then runs 65 yards after a Coleman pass to seal the win.
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Shirley Saaeet
Lanier Edges Dothan In Low Scoring Showdown
Lanier defeated Dothan 12 to 9 in a football game highlighted by Meads 65 yard score on the first play from scrimmage and a late Lanier touchdown. Lanier led early 12 to 0 while Dothan threatened in the third and fourth quarters but could not finish drives.
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Gadsden Man Held In Murder Case Tied To Birmingham Slaying
Gadsden Police arrested John S. Seymour 34 on a murder warrant linked to the shooting death of Edward Fairley in Birmingham. Seymour, once questioned, was re arrested and turned over to Birmingham Police. Authorities note Seymour was reportedly adopted son of the victim and had worked in a local industry.
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Chicago Reports Lowest Juvenile Delinquency Rate
Chicago records the nation’s lowest juvenile delinquency rate based on FBI figures, signaling strong youth safety metrics for the city and highlighting comparative improvements over other U.S. municipalities.
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High School Football Scores From Weekend Games
Dothan 25 defeats Starke 13 while Lanier B's lose to Dothan B's 12 0. Ashford 13 tops Vicksburg 6. Cottonwood 27 defeats Rehobeth 0. Samson 40 blanks Headland 0. Enterprise 28 beats Elba 0. Abbeville 13 over Clio 9. Woodlawn 19 defeats Bessemer 0. Phillips 19 edges Gadsden 18. Tallassee 13 over Valley 0. Talladega 26 defeats Anniston 0. Other Friday scores include Columbia over Newville 13 6 and Geneva over Slocomb 29 0.
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No. 4 Shot Largest Allowed Duck Hunters
Alabama bans use of shot larger than number 4 for migratory waterfowl this season. State Director Ben C. Morgan says buckshot endangers hunters and coastal blinds. Backed by the Alabama Wildlife Federation and State Conservation Board. migratory season opens November 23.
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iBama's Baby Tide Rolls To 27-0 Win
The Baby Tide beat Fort McClellan 27 to 0 at Cramton Bowl before 2,500 fans. Key plays started with John Wade and Travis Hicks on the opening kickoff drive from Alabama’s 4 yard line. Orville House, 108 pounds from Piedmont, and Ralph Cochran added scoring drives to seal the victory.
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College Football Roundup: Scores From Across the Nation
Northwestern and Michigan fought to a 14-14 tie as Purdue and Ohio State matched that score. Illinois beat Wisconsin 27-21, Minnesota crushed Wyoming 46-0, and Penn State routed Virginia 40-0. Harvard beat Coast Guard 69-0, Cornell tied Yale 8-6, St. Mary’s beat Fordham 33-2, Delaware defeated Gettysburg 27-6, North Carolina topped Navy 21-14, Duke crushed Richmond 41-0, Vanderbilt fell to Kentucky 10-7, Miami posted a 20-13 daylight win over Florida, NC State beat Wake Forest 14-6, and Furman downed The Citadel 14-0.
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Stolen London Property Recovery Rate Noted Low
Only about a quarter of property stolen in London is recovered, official figures indicate a weak return rate for burglaries and thefts across the capital.
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