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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
3
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Edward J. Nem recounts Babe Ruth’s 1923 World Series rebound with the Yankees against the Giants. Ruth hits .303 with 41 home runs that season, delivers two decisive homers in game two, and helps Pennock secure victory as the Yankees reestablish dominance. The piece notes Ruth’s evolving legend, McGraw’s strategic adjustments, and Ruth’s final, dramatic at bats in the classic series.
Panama City Bay County High School defeated Carrabelle High School 15 to 6 in a season opener at Panama City. A large crowd attended as the Tornadoes performed well. Carrabelle’s standout players were Mattairfulback Wynn halfback and Fergurson center. Bay High’s stars were Retherford and Payne halfbacks Oliver fullback Johnson guard.
Albert Phillips, a versatile athlete from Young Junior High, reports to Coach Paul Tubb and joins the Dothan High Tigers as a fullback. The 1082 backfield looks to benefit from his blocking and speed, while he also stars as a baseball pitcher. Meanwhile baseball notes discuss Cubs and Yankees in the World Series race and Nebraska plans a fast, passing attack under Coach Dana Bible as they defend the Big Six title.
The list includes many educators by county and school, with teachers such as Bruner Herndon D M D Casey Grangeburg Brupica Whitaker Zou Veral Guilford Carl Burkett Lang Clarice Ingram Jettcoat Mra Helen O Alten Odom Mra Lilla O Griffin Besete Himore Pansey Mrs Gladys Strong Era Rimore Trixie Burkett Eubenks Ina Crooms Gordon Pan Sneed Bunice Selt arn Columbia elementary Mrs Eu nit Brown Mrs Beaste Sexld Busie Wood Blackwell Carolyn Glover Dorothy Godfrey Carrie Frances Boyd Dorothy Hadaway Irene Shipper Odessa Raines Sarah Rodney Cottonwood Mire E M Cox Vera Riley Mrs Julia Keily Katie White Kinsey Besaln Redding Doris Redding Louise Philips Webb Roy E Jeffcoat Thelma Bule Mrs BE S Walder Lois Oliver Smyrna Mrs J C Keight Mrs Phydonia Burdeshaw Hodgesville W F Frith Madge Paynt Mrs Donnie Mae Lashley Keyton Mrs Annie R Beverett Evelyn Pitts Whitehead Darlas Godfrey Monk Horace Tolar Bette Ruth Kennedy BE 8 Walden principal history Susie Green English Dorothy Lee Latin and Spanish M V White colones Sarah Supper Junior IT Marion Fleming Junior I B Q Scrugg vocations agriculture Mir Mam waret Scruggs home economics substitutes Miss Beatle Atkeson Myrtle Napier Mildred Payne Frances Bates Mrs WJ Dombwey Dela Mellema J T Knight business trip to Jekin.
Governor Graves urges Alabama lawmakers to scrap state payroll excesses and cut costs. He criticizes Senate and House for delaying salary reductions and lowering payrolls, warns against lobbyist influence, and insists the state move toward balanced income with tax reform. He cites the court of appeals abolition savings and calls for end to frivolous government spending.
Alabama faces scrapping of over 13,000 trucks and an $18 million loss in investment under House Bill No. 112. The measure would cut the state highway weight limit to 15,000 pounds, risking $2.45 million yearly in license taxes and gas taxes and hurting road maintenance and federal aid prospects.
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