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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1930

Page

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Alabama and rivals brace for tough Southeastern showdown

Florida as a dark horse joins Kentucky Tulane and Georgia in the championship chase as Alabama under Wallace Wade ramps up for Vanderbilt Alabama and Vanderbilt prepare for a clash in Birmingham. Florida Auburn and Georgia Tech loom as testing opponents with the SEC title race tightening.

Dothan Tigers to Tackle Elba Team

Dothan High School Tigers prep for a Friday matchup at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium against Elba High. Fullback Mack Davis will miss the game due to ineligibility after scholastic issues, with eligibility restored after next week’s game if work is made up. Hornsby leads Elba’s aerial and ground attack, described as a dangerous, standout Wiregrass player.

Paul Tubb Fighting Dothan High School Tigers Elba High School Wiregrass Memorial Stadium Dothan Mack Davis the Athletic Association Davis

Johnny Mack Brown Stars In Billy the Kid at Tuscaloosa

Johnny Mack Brown headlines the world premiere of Billy the Kid at the Bama Theatre in Tuscaloosa. The article recalls Brown’s rise from Dothan to football fame and film stardom, noting his return for the alumni homecoming was canceled by his father’s death.

Johnny Mack Bama Billy the Kid Tuscaloosa South New Mexico Kay Johnson Wallace Beery Barrett Fim Kid Siere University

Cliff Green to lead Southern League for sixth year

Montgomery Oct 21 AP Cliff Green was retained as Southeastern League president for a sixth year. Mobile Miami and Havana considered additions before the 1931 season. Harry Howell named vice president. Tampa schedule meeting discussed. League cuts class A or better rosters to three per club and boosts class B slots to six. President to issue salaries within set limits.

Montgomery Ala Cliff Green Mobile Miami Havana Green Harry Howell Jacksonville H. F. Thompson Tamps Teague

Rookie Rule Sought By Baseball Moguls

In Montgomery the Southern league directors debated a rookie rule to quicken play and benefit clubs. After hours of discussion no plan emerged by noon though finances were addressed raising funds by changes cited by retiring president Cliff Green. A publicity bureau will be created with a director in charge to inform the public as personnel are set this afternoon.

Montgomery Ala Cliff Green Green Players’ Association Mobile

Kiln Theater Receives Praise for Billy The Kin Premise

The local theater manager Grimes is praised by a distant correspondent for the world premier of Billy The Kin booked for Tuscaloosa during homecoming. Pete Mahan of The Eagle saw Johnny Mack’s new picture at the Tennessee Alabama game. Brown is lauded for top acting while Wallace Berry delivers a standout closing scene. Airplanes are used by fisheries to patrol southeastern Alaska salmon grounds.

Sion Grimes Billy the Kia Tuscaloosa The Eagle Pete Mahan Johnny Mack Mr. Brown Brown Mahan Billy the Kin Wallace Berry Billy the Kid Alacka

Bethea Star Center Of Florida Routs Maroons

Leroy Red Bethea captain of the Florida football team carried the ball 28 times for 209 yards to lead a 19 to 0 victory over the Chicago Maroons. Bethea outgained Chicago's backfield by himself and was described as superior on statistics. The game took place in Chicago on October 21 as reported by AP.

Chicago Leroy “Red” Bethea University Oflorida Bethea Maroons

Newman Draws Friedman Comparison For Wolverines

Chicago AP dispatch notes Michigan quarterback Harry Newman draws parallels to Ben Friedman as he leads the Wolverines in the Big Ten title race. Kipke worries about overconfidence after wins over Ohio State and Northwestern while other Big Ten teams ready for Saturday’s pivotal games.

William Weekes Associated Press Chicago Ann Arbor Mich Bente Friedman Harry Newman Michigan Newman Purdue Ohio State Keping Wolverines Friedman Harry Kipke The Dini Northwestern Hase Bob Zupphée Illinois Yanuskus Gil Berry Hunter Russell Olaf Robinson Art Sutton Robinson Wisconsin Noble Kizer Rollermuakers Alec Yunevitch Horstin Notre Dame Indiana Dallas Tex Southern Methodist Amos Alonzo Stagg University of Missippi

Centre College Praying Colonels Boosted for Northwestern

Centre College’s Praying Colonels of 1930, likely the best since the famed 1920s wonder team, are favored to challenge Northwestern. They’ve won three and lost one, with wins over Chattanooga Xavier and Western Kentucky Teachers, and are unbeaten in 8I A. A. play. Coach Ed Hanley has built a fast, scrappy squad that could rival past glory.

Danvillery Center College Colonels University of Tennessee University of Chattanooga Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Xavier University Cincinnati Western Kentucky Teachers College Tennessee Old Centre Bo McMillin Red Roberts

Fights Last Night By the Associated Press

Philadelphia Eddie Shea of Chicago KOed Johnny Datto of Cleveland in the fourth round Phil Zwick of Cleveland stopped EC Cool of Philadelphia in the third Al Foreman of Montreal KOed George Rose of Bristol in the sixth Jersey City Young Zezzarino defeated Bat Battalino of Hartford in three East Lake City Emanuel Quintero of Tampa outpointed Spuy Myers of Pocatello in ten Pittsburgh Bucky Lawless of Syracuse outpointed Jack McTieranan in ten

Associated Press Philadelphia Eddie Shea Chicago Johnny Datto Cleveland Phil Zwick Cool Manchester England al Foreman Montreal George Rose Bristol Jersey City Young Zezzarino Bat Battalino Hartford Conn East Lake City I' Nuel Quintero Tampa Fla Spuy Myers Pocatello Idaho Pittsburgh Bucky Lawless Syracuse N. Y Jack McTieranan

Kruschen Salts Promises Pain Relief and Weight Loss

Detroit reader Herman Rankis credits Kruschen Salts with removing rheumatic pain and swelling after one bottle. He says the regimen helped him diet, lose 22 pounds, and feel like a new man. Dose is one half teaspoon in hot water each morning. 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks. Available at Dothan Drug Co. and drug stores worldwide.

Herman Rankis Detroit Dothan Drug Co

Howard Miami game draws strong interest in Dothan

Dothan area fans plan for a Howard Collee Miami University clash as ticket sales rise and a special train to transport Howard supporters is discussed. Howard backers expect a tough test against Miami after last year’s defeat and anticipate a major Armistice Day confrontation in Dothan with strong local hospitality and club support.

Dothan Gle Birmingham Howard Eagle Miami Birmingham Boys Magic City Alabama Pete Mahan

Telegraphic code for American aeronautical exporters

A telegraphic code comprising 430000 words and phrases has been published to meet the needs of American exporters of aeronautical products.

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