Quarterbacks Open Season Here Tonight
The Wiregrass Quarterback And WIE host season opening events tonight at Waren Wheel arena. Former coach Alin Ma Koon is slated to speak as a premier guest while Sperial content will preview Thursday night clash with Files and a reading. The event includes the 149 geht protuce in the Divte Dozen and a preview of the ant weeks game followed by Moo supper and speeches. Several Dothan players are noted for the Alabama Northsouth drep football clash.
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Walter Morris
Sperial
Alin Ma Koon
Donalsonville Tops Camilla in Rough Football Victory
Donalsonville Seminoles earned a 37 point win over Camilla Panthers last week in a clash marked by strong defense and key plays from Wiley, Armstrong, Thurman, and Bandoth. Camilla's squad featured Hollman, Sperman, and Simmons in a competitive effort.
Thornton Defeats Flowers For Dothan Golf Title
Press Thornton wins the Dothan Country Club championship defeating Az Flowers Jr 7 and 6 after medalist honors by Young Prese Taventon and other finals details. Thornton built early leads, held steady, and closed with bogeys by Flowers as he claimed the title in a 36 hole final.
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Kunnlgud - Ar Plowers Jr
Pivsy Thornton
Thornton
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Daluiday
Pagle
Press Thornton
Flowers
Dothan
Young Prese Taventon
University of Alabama
Az Flowais, Jr
Te Fontine
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Pat Paynee
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LaBruce Vanahan
Glory
Jody Kellerman
Lawrence Oakley
de. Dupree Davis
Hanahan
Oakley
Jett 'Hudson
Ith
James Baughy
WW Johnson
Lane
Roy Hill
Baughman
Thornton Pargten
Harvard ‘Thid
Pat Jones
Tett Hudson
James Baughman
Sim Dave Maryard
Setenth
P E Mveis
Kirkland Pitches Pensacola To Win
Pensacola won a Southeastern League tilt as Joe Kirkland of Newville Ala limited Tarpa Prode International while the Smokers, led by Roger Wight, also scored one error apiece. Wight matched Kirkland with eight hits allowed, but Pensacola pulled ahead in the Little Doc series with a strong seven game effort.
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Tar Pa Plovde International Lesage
Pensacola
Joe Kirkland
Newville
Ala
Roger Wight
Four Grand Slams Hit In Majors
Four grand slams were hit in yesterday’s Major League Baseball action. Three came in the National League with bases loaded, tying a league record for most homers in a single day. The American League also featured multiple slam efforts as players connected with the bases loaded.
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New York
Zamee
Bees
Elba Tigers Aim for Wiregrass Title With All-State Back
Elba hosts Dothan in a key Wiregrass clash led by All-State capable Harold Pars Irles and a veteran staff including Frank Buckner. The Tigers, loaded with seasoned seniors and strong line play, seek a 2nd win as they face tough Dothan and later schedule Lineman talent and backfield depth in a season shaping up for the Elba football year.
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Reynolds
Frank Buckner
Aubury
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Penl City
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Tigers
Geneva
WD Hewes
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Dothan
Rip
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AllState
Montgomery
Birmingham
Brantley
Willie Ray Flowers
Ben Frank Conner
Billy Flowers
Talmadge Brimson
John Milton Wise
James Dewhenry
John Blan
Maynard Brunson
Ray Flower
Jim
John Morrow
Wavian Adkison
Walter Smith
Foy Blue Charles Johnson
Ray Knight
James Poole
John Error
Tohnny Farris
Giard
Bears Favored For Playoff Finale After 4 2 Win
United Press reports the Bears secured a playoff berth with a 4 2 victory over Birmingham, while Nashville dominated New Orleans in a bid for the Dixie Series. George Shickland homered for Birmingham but the Bears capitalized on four Birmingham errors. Nashville sent Lloyd Dicer and William MacDonald for 10 hits as Floyd Fogg’s ninth inning homer was dismissed.
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Tre Vois
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Attendance Friday report from principal on no football game
Principal T G Venge says attendance was paid at Friday night’s events and notes contributions from Ron Northey of the St Louis Cardinals Wally Westlake of the Pirates Tei Shuzewski of the Reds and Pete Suder of the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Ron Northey
St. Loui Cardinals
Wally Westlake
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tei Shuzewski
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Suder
Philadelphia Athletics
Bombers Rally Behind Reserves In Big Win
Hank Bauer sparked New York with a strong two way game as the Yankees, led by Casey Stengel’s substitutes, beat Cleveland 7 4 to extend their pennant lead over Boston. Raschi had early trouble but the bullpen preserved the win. Willams homered twice for Boston in a rout of Chicago as St Louis piled on Philadelphia to stay ahead in the NL pennant race.
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Washeington
Slate Looks Like Mid-November As Grid Powers Clash Saturday
Slate for mid November features top college teams across regions. Michigan meets Michigan State while Notre Dame faces Indiana and North Carolina plays North Carolina State. Tulane tackles Alabama with Georgia Tech visiting Kentucky battles LSU as Clemson visits Rice Institute. Navy hosts Southern California with Army and Notre Dame tied earlier. Villanova meets Penn State in the East showdown.
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Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Lousiana State
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Clemson
Rice
Wake Forest
Southern Methodist
South Carolina
Baylor
Pacific Coast
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Southern
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Davidson
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Wrestling Tag Team Match Promises Night at Arena
Fans of the Wore Blass see Charlie Keene from St Louis and Td Paquette from Monreal face Fed Byrd from Kentucky and Lou Lapari from Hollywood in a nine tag team main event at Wiregrass Spots Arena on East Main Street. Two falls out of three with a one hour limit. Prelims pit Charlie Keen versus Red Byrd and Ed Paquette versus Sou Lapari, each one fall 30 minute time limit. Doors open 7:30, program begins 8:30.
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St Lows Mo
Td Paquette
Monreal
Fed Byrd
Kentucky
Lou Lapari
Hollywood
Calif
Wiregrass Spots Arena
East Main Street
Charlie Keen
Red Byrd
Ed I Paquette
Sou Lopari
Chandler Summoned By Federal Court
New York AP reports Chandler appears in federal court for an examination on Danny Garesta’s $200000 baseball suit. The session aims to uncover the financial structure of baseball and big leagues. Chandler may face questions under oath with depositions before a notary. potential further rulings by a federal judge if he refuses to answer.
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Bato
AB Chanityle
Danny Garestla
Basebal
Frederic A. Johns
Gaidella
Tey York
Chandler
Johnson
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