Dothan Tigers Scrimmage Shows Passing Hit But Blocking Lags
Dothan high school coaches Dave Brown and Shr. Seth saw the Tigers’ first scrimmage Friday with Geneva looming. The passing game impressed as QB Doug Leve and receivers Gray Harriah and Kennington connected, but blocking and line timing were weak. Several veterans are sidelined for summer work, and lineup depth is being tested as coaches plan extra blocking drills and routine reshaping before the opener.
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Dave Brown
Shr
Seth
Dothan Tiger
Geneva
Ught Deila
Scohg
Doug Leve
Charles Gray
Jimmy Harriah
Don Kennington
Prisiigly
Brown Disu
Pellevec
Hichard Ramsey
Ian Ramsey
Dothan Iugh
Tso Copalle
Mickey Cochrane Out As A's Shakeup Signals New Era
The Athletics remove Mickey Cochrane as manager in a shakeup linked to Connie Mack's ownership plan. Roy Mack and others reshuffle leadership as Canme Mac and board pursue a new regime aimed at revitalizing the team and chasing the American League pennant.
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Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Apy
Philadelphia Athietica
Ameren League
gUbjeet
Ruinora
Mickey Weehvaie
sleMeck
Jongume Green Watcher
Wennie Mack
Betrol Tidere
Roy Mack
Royani
Earle Macx
Connie
Uip Bt
Cochrane
Noy
Arthur Bitlens
Bremer
Gehrane
Canme Mac
Mga
New Coaching Staff Puts Ozark Eagles On Field
A new Ozark Bagiga coaching staff under Al Alfred begins drills at Dale County High in early preseason work. Alfred replaces Ralph Toole with assistants James Spears and Paul Caylon guiding 35 candidates, including seven lettermen from 1949. Weather hampered some sessions but focus stayed high.
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Jimmy Ballard
Ozark Bagiga
Dale County
Magien
al Alfred
Ralph Toole
Alford
James Spears
Paul Caylon
Hewes Reports on Dothan Recreation Work
W D Ripy Hives reports more than 23 000 youths and adults participated in Dothan Recreation Department programs. Men and women leagues accounted for 6 049 participants, with 10 778 total in adult leagues. Playgrounds drew 7 044, including white and Negro swimmers, Porters leisure courses attracted 1 409 adults and youths, and Negro swimming had 2 276 participants. Baseball for boys drew 9 516, with other sites listed. Overall recreation participation reached about 21 000, excluding certain centers and programs.
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Dothan Recreation Department
W. D.ripy
Ube
Mawler Field
Kelsey — Springy
Newton's
Dothan
Ashford
Goltenwood
Columhia
Trnnis
Elba Tigers Field Promising Grid Team
Elba coaches Jim Reynolds and Frank Mickner welcome a strong roster as the Elba Tigers prepare for a tough football season. Bennie Conner and Harold Wibe lead the backfield with new talent vying for starting roles. The schedule lists games at Brantley, Andalusia, Opp, Enterprise, Fita, Hertford, Ardevilly, Ozark, and others throughout September to November.
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ELBA
Jim Reynolds
Frank Mickner
Ribak Tigers
Grioes Wegen
Ien
Forwera
Acare
Bennie Conner
Harold Wibe
Elbarry
Bramtley
Andalusia
Tuveray
Opp
Enterprise
Fiptaia
Hertford
Lona and Adams Share Top Softball Hitting Honors
Lona and Adams led city softball batting during the season ending period as official averages posted by recreation officials show top hitters across leagues. The report lists standout figures in various divisions with many players posting strong averages and notable names such as Brannan, Parker, Adams, Wilson, and Davis among the leading hitters.
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Lona
Adams
Long
Eagles
Wilsot
Recreation Department
Lang
Boyd
Supreme
Brannan
Parker
Hedstrom
Davis
Ernie
Patterson
Ramses Brannan
Wilson
Kelly
Homers
Lorsby-Fledges
Wiliams
Sterephone
Jobnson
Withame
MeNe
Licenses to Trap Offered by Probate Office
Probate Judge AL Wert League announces trap licenses available after Oct 1. For 41.80 plus fur tax tags, residents may purchase the right to trap skunk, muskrat, beaver, mink, otter, and other regulated species. County issued seven licenses last year. program aims to regulate local trapping.
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AL Wert Legue
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Lamb
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Willie Dothan
Ozark Eagles
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Earl Cragg
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Hewes
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Perry
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McAllister
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Palmer
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Paullt
Holloman
Cherry
R. Landley
Willa
Parrish
McKay
Miller
Wis Ald
Driggers
Arhold
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Willi
S Watkins
Wilson — McAllister
Enfinger
Williams
Adams Kinneéy
Pattersop
Bivend
Tharpe
Nip-Eroie
Edwarde
Quatt
U.S
Sports Palace
Foster
Koracgey St
Inter
P. R. Spann Gin CO
America
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Arrow and
Manhattan
Rockinghams
Garfield
Ace
Schoene
Coats
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Arrow
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Row
Manhatten
Inverweves
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Walgeard
Jarman Shoes
Vegeo
Zapitel
Edwin Clapp Shoes
Sonotone Hearing Center
Houston Hotel
Bonotone
Rome of
Gearing
Warren ’. Johnson
Maxayer
Teestone Cousins
Bell Bidg
Paewe
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