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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

2

Nashville Threatens To Topple Barons From Runner-Up Spot

Nashville Vols, aided by Martling and Schulte, close gap on Birmingham Barons and threaten to overtake them for runner-up as Atlanta Crackers lead. Cracker pitchers pace pennant race while Memphis Chicks help by dropping Birmingham in a doubleheader loss.

Nashville Associated Press Nashville Vols Memphis Bob Schulte Birmingham Barons Atlanta Crackers Vols Barens Schultz New Orleans Memphis Chicks Ailanta Crackers Kee Little Fock Chicks Aze Chattanoogs Travelers Atlanta Duek Lou Lombardo Don Uiddle

Reading Open golf title contenders lead field in Berkshire

Snead and Middlecoff head 150 players at Berkshire County Club as 72 hole Reading Open opens. Notable entrants include Ferrier, Ransom, Mangrum, Demaret, Burke, Alexander and Harber with Hogan absent after winning this year's National Open.

Reading Snead Ria Sepured Vires Cary Middlecoff Middlecoff Ormand Fla Berkshire County Club Middlecott and Sneadre Jim Ferrier San Francisco Henry Ransom St. Andrews Lioyd Mangrum Niles Jimmy Demaret Ojal Cai Jack Burke, Jr White Play N.Y Skip Alexander Knox Ville Tean Chandler Harber Packsmouth PGA Ben Hogan Hershey. Fa Cali

Baseball twin bill features nine safeties, late homer hits

Walt Nothe allowed two hits in seven innings of relief as the Travelers led throughout the opener. In the nightcap Nick Etten hit a three run homer while Alex Grammas Bill Wilson Ed McGhee and Rocco Krsnich added homers helping Marv Rothian to his 22nd win. Marion Fricana earned both Mobile victories as he beat Norman Brown then relieved Hall. Benny Taylor sealed the second win with two homers.

Walt Nothe Travelers Little Rock D March Art Fowler Crackers Chicky Birmingham Barons Nick Etten Charlie Cuellar Alex Grammas Bill, Wilson Ed McGhee Rocco Krsnich Akt Lefty Marv Rothian Marion Fricana Mobile Lookouts Norman Brown John Hall Benny Taylor

Columbia Lions Have Squad For Another Grid Winner

Columbia’s Wiregrass football season heats up as returning lettermen lead a 35-man squad. Star fullback Knight and halfback Hasty are among key backs, Culbreth McNeil and Bristow anchor passing and receiving. Coaches Stowers and Montgomery emphasize depth remains thin with limited practice and few reserves.

Reuben Bereing Columbia Stasca Lions of Colmbra Lionas Charlie Finney Leonard White El“Yet Whitten Knight Ana Hasty McLeod White Beasley Bristow Culbreth Charles McNeil Duti Hasty Lire Avery Eig Éridders Galbreth Keight Stowers H. H. Montgomery

New Coach Inherits Big Job At Columbia

Joe Stowers, new head coach of Houston County High School, inherits the big task of filling Charlie Finney’s departed shoes at Columbia. Finney left to coach Auburn athletics and spurred multiple Wiregrass championships. Stowers, a 32 month service veteran in Germany with the First Infantry Division, is expected to keep the Lions’ winning spirit through football basketball and baseball. Dates to remember include Newville September 18 and Abbeville November 17 with several other home and away games listed.

Columbia Joe “Stowers Houston County High Schools Stowers Charlie Finney Hartford Finney Columbians Auburn Columbia Athletic Lions Raven Fintey Lapineda Germany Highland Home Starke University of Alabama

SEC Gridders Polish Air Game Across Conference

Top ranked Tennessee shows a new passing pairing with Bank Lamriella and George Carter as drills and scrimmages intensified across the SEC. Alabama Florida Georgia Tech and Ole Miss report varied progress with injuries and defensive focus, while LSU and Mississippi State emphasize pass offense and blocking in preparations for early season games.

Associated Press Ans Tennessee Bank Lamriella George Carter Bob Neyland Vols Alabama Red Drew George McCain Eddie Salem Bimba Melton Guimerville Florida Gators Vansity Angus Wiliams Haywood Sullivan Kent Stevenson Louisiana State Buer Bill Baggett Jim Roshto Charlie Gaidin Joe Reid Gaynell Tinsley Ed Builliard Mississippi State Charley Hornes Norman Duplain Wally Beech Ben Huscoe John Vaught Maou Ole Miss Rebels Memphis State Georgia Tech Bobby Dodd Yellow Jackets Dodd John Vines Varaity Bob Lusk

Scrimmage Notes Highlight Early College Football Trials

Kentucky coach Paul Bryant praised 12 to 14 players while criticizing depth and team commitment. Georgia Bulldogs endured one of their worst practices this season, with tackles the only unit showing strength. Auburn’s first rough scrimmage saw Adan Parks and Dickie Flournoy stand out as injured knee concerns emerged. Capt. Jackie Berths led eight hopefuls in a bid for reserve posts, amid a crowded lineup including Hamp Tanner, Dick Steel, Bobby Anglin, and Clyde Smith.

Auburn Adan Parks Dickie Flournoy Coch Paul Bryant Kentucky Wildcats Bryant Wally Burs Georgia Bulldogs Jackie Berth Enue Hamp Tanner Dick Steel Bobby Anglin Clyde Smith Jacksonville Fla

Alabama Vanderbilt Football Sell-Out Anticipated

Alabama and Vanderbilt officials report a near sell-out for the conference game with about 20 000 ducats already sold to the Southeast region. The matchup draws strong fan interest for the Alabama squad and the visiting Commodores.

Mobile University of Alabama Athletic

Truman vows veto of McCarran Communist control bill

President Truman announced he will veto the McCarran Communist control bill as debated in Congress. He argued the Senate substitute by Kilgore and others is an improvement but warned he cannot guarantee signing it if Congress passes. He reiterated the House version is worse and mis labeled.

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