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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1935

Page

3

Five Games Set to Decide Southern Pennant Race

The Southern association first round pairs Atlanta with Nashville and New Orleans with Memphis in a bid to determine the pennant. Atlanta’s Eddie Moore hosts at Crackers Park with Bobby Durham on the mound, while Memphis relies on Jim Henry and Lefty Al Milnar is slated for New Orleans.

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Cubs Rally To Extend Win Streak In Dramatic Baseball Roundup

The Cubs surged to 14 straight wins fueling a 3 1/2 game lead on the Cardinals while routing the Giants 4 3. Hal Schumacher strained his shoulder after five innings as the Giants wilted under pressure. Other majors results include Dodgers beating the Cardinals in a tense late game, Pirates and Phillies winning in a doubleheader, and Tigers and White Sox battling in extra innings as the pennant race tightens across the league.

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Joe Riley Striving to Better Booting

Joe Riley struggles to reach his 1934 punting form for the Crimson Tide as his kicking improves but lags. The report notes Riley, Riley Smith, Jimmy Angelich, and Bal Hughes among others shaping punting and booting, with scattered game details and mentions of various teams and players from a newspaper wire.

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Ripped Ligament Breaks Smith Do Not Rule Opener

Atlanta AP reports extensive football camp drills across the Southeastern Conference focus on blocking. Georgia Tech notes improvement while Tennessee and Vanderbilt emphasize line play as Florida and Auburn also stage hard workouts. Injuries surface with Smith sidelined by a knee ligament tear raising doubt about his availability for the opener. Auburn prepares for arrival of a former NY Yankees player amid a long history of Alabama Poly football matchups.

Atlanta Bi Alexander Georgia Tech Dick Benard Tennessee Bill Britton Tray Morrison Wiewise Vanderbilt Vandy 4 Sewaner Tigers Red Devils Frank Thomas Bama Tom Leremiy Ute & Pt Phornans Plarine Smyth

Open Football Brings Gossip and San Jose State Rift

San Jose State sparks debate by leaving the Far Western conference citing open and closed football division concerns. Dudley DeGroot notes the Spartans return with spring practice players, seeking scholarships for deserving athletes amid a shifting college gridiron landscape in 1950s California.

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Coffee County Grid Coach Sets Optimistic Preseason Tone

Coffee County football coach Russell Tayton previews a large squad for a nine game schedule at the northern state field. Veterans like Windham and Bowden headline a deep roster with new backs and linemen training in drills and blocking tacks as the team eye a tough route to success this season.

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Henry Home Expert Resigns to Take Coffee County Post

Abbeville September 18 Special Miss Jemley Mathews, eight years Henry County home demonstration agent, resigns to become home agent in Coffee County where extension projects will begin. Under her leadership, women’s clubs grew from eight to twenty four with enrollment 600. She led beef canning, food preservation, cheese making, and poultry improvement efforts. The County Council of Clubs offered a $20 scholarship won by Myrtle Morgan of Browns Ford. The clubs entered a public speaking contest at Auburn. Miss Ethel Bond placed first in the state. Miss Lithen Cox, Columbus, Mississippi, a later graduate, has taught home demonstration and training work. she previously served as a home agent in Randolph County. She comes to Henry and Lamar. HHERE TO GO UNIVERSITY, September 1—Any local boy can make good at Als tom a. The Freshman team is open. Fresh Coach Paul Burmum invites any boy to try out.

Abbeville Spt Jemley Mathews Henry County Coffee County Misa Mathews County Council of Clubs Mre WS Sconyers Mise Myrtice Morgan Browns X Fonds Clan Morman State ‘Teachers’ Colege Troy Auburn Ethel Bond Nashville Tean Milas. Mathews Lithen Cox Columbus Misa Cox Misalasippi Late College For Women Hamilton Sulligent Alabama College Randolph County Tor Henry and Lamar

Lanky Art Lasky Faces Comeback Bid Against Retzlaff

Lanky Art Lasky plans a comeback bout against Retzlaff after a prior knockout loss in New York. The bout follows a recent defeat on the west coast and an eye injury requiring surgery, with promoters mounting a return bid amid a turbulent boxing scene.

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Record shows Alabama 1925 opener loss 24 to 5

In University on September 18 the slate reveals Howard as the first 1925 opponent. Last season Coach Thomas led his team to a 24 to 5 victory over Howard.

University Howard Alabama Thomas

Auburn Maintains Coaching Staff For 1935 36 Term

Auburn's athletic corps under Jock Meagher, athletic director and football head coach, remains intact for the 1935-36 term. Alabama Poly coaches and players, including three All Americans Bill Les Don Hutson and Millard Howell, are noted, with Howell pursuing professional football while Lee and Hutson continue in the sport.

Auburn Alabama Poly Jock Meagher Universty Alabbama Byll Les Don Hutson Millard Howell Howell Lee Huiteon

Thomas drilling at Tide to whip Stad into form

University reports Frank Thomas intensifies Alabama practice ahead of the 1935 season with Howard College on Sept 2. The Crimson Tide face personnel gaps after four first string losses, including two All-Americans, as coach Thomas tests substitutes like Paul Bryant and Jim Whattey. Auburn preview discusses light backfield and weight challenges against Birmingham Southern with Whitten leading backfield hopes.

Auburn 732 Top Scorer of Year and 1932 gridiron clash

Auburn’s 1932 season highlighted by top scorer Wan Alabama Poly’s undefeated club and Tiger 1332 with 226 points under coach Chet Wynne. The upcoming Cramton Bowl game in Montgomery on October 18 features Auburn against Kentucky, with Wynne now Kentucky’s head coach and athletic director.

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Auburn Opens 1935 Campaign in Montgomery Grid Clash

Alabama Poly launches the 1935 football season with a home opener against Birmingham Southern in Montgomery on September 27. Reed leads the Clarities Ada backfield as the teams meet in a Southern gridiron matchup.

Auburn Alabama Poly Birmingham Southern Montgomery

League Leaders Associated Press Tuesday Games recap

League leaders are listed with batting and pitching leaders from the National and American Leagues. Vaughn of the Pirates and Medwick of the Cardinals top National League batting, with Galan and Berger among notable leaders. In pitching, Lee of the Cubs leads, while in the American League Foxx and Gehrig pace gains.

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Hopefuls Report To Auburn Freshman Coach For Practice

Auburn opens freshman football practice as 92 hopefuls report to Coach Ralph Jordan on Drake Field. Some candidates bring prep school records, but performance as collegians remains uncertain. First season game is against Birmingham-Southern on Drake Field with the Cubs. Coaches Jordans and McCollum begin shaping the Baby Panthers for a two game card in 1953.

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Baer Perplexes Form Boys With Growing Intents

Edward K Nem reports on Max Baer’s intense preparation for the Joe Louis bout, his single minded focus, and the puzzling perception of his conditioning. Baer believes he can outbox Louis, despite experts' doubts, and remains confident he will win within four rounds.

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