Injuries Hit Dothan Tigers in Scrimmage
Do than High torches through scrimmage as first string backfield shows drive and speed. Center Oscar Clark left with a wrenched shoulder, out for up to a week. Not serious are ankle injuries to William Alford and Richmond Flowers. Red Collins filled in for Alford, weighs about 180 pounds. Levi Thrower starred in the scrub, while David Trant scored on off tackle. Roster includes Walker, Phillips, Blackmon, Clark, Dean, Pope, and Flowers among others.
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Dothan High Tigers
Oscar Clark
William Alford
Richmond Flowers
Bart
Blackman
Walker
Thomas
Levi Thrower
Fleet Varsity
Red Collins
Alford
Collins
David Trant
Dothan
Mickey Makes Good
Tyrus Cobb recalls Mickey Cochrane’s impact as Tigers manager turning a second division club into a sustained contender. Cobb, once Detroit’s star, says Cochrane’s leadership and vision stood out even amid the auto industry era and compares the modern team to early champions.
Local Faculty and Managers List Names
Gissendanner L J Thomas Howell McInnish Jerome Hawkins Wil mer Boozer William Saliba Buddy Speight Billy Reynolds Levi Thrower William Alford Jor F Brown James Beall Parnell Lewis Lewis Gwaltney Solomon Abraham Robert Collins Al Garner John W Goodwin Clarence Peterman W E Wright Paul Anderson Max Lenkett Frank Bennett Fraizer Fortner Jr McQuagger Charles Chapman Harry Council E C Dupree Wallace Powell John C Howell Howard Patterson Ross Stephenson Bernard Ozholt James Sheehan Clay Grubb Bert Davis Billy Cannady Henry King William Middlebrooks Joe Hornsby Mr Zbinden. Managers Truett Hall senior John David Shanks junior Charles William Shanks Hansford Watford freshmen.
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Gissendanner
L. J. Thomas
Howell McInnish
Jerome Hawkins
Wilmer Boozer
William Saliba
Buddy Speight
Billy Reynolds
Levi Thrower
William Alford
Jor F. Brown
James Beall
Parnell Lewis
Lewis Gwaltney
Solomon Abraham
Robert Collins
al Garner
John W. Goodwin
Clarence Peterman
W. E. Wright
Paul Anderson
Max Lenkett
Frank Bennett
Frazier Fortner, Jr. McQuagger
Charles Chapman
Harry Council
Wallace Powell
John C. Howell
Howard Patterson
Ross Stephenson
Bernard Ozholt
James Sheehan
Clay Grubb
Bert Davis
Billy Cannady
Henry King
Willam Middlebrooks
Joe Hornsby
Mr. Zbinden
Truett Hall
John David Shanks
Charles William Shanks
Hansford Watford
Giants beat Reds as Terry helps with four of 13 hits
Bill Terry connected with four of the Giants 13 hits in a win over the Reds. Van Mungo and Johnny Babich held the Pirates to six and eight hits respectively to win the doubleheader for the Dodgers. Tony Lazzeri drove in two runs with a double as the Yankees defeated the Tigers. George Caster and Joe Cassano?rella pitched for the Athletics. Farmer limited the White Sox to four hits in the first game and three in the second.
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Giants
Reds
van Mungo
Johnny Babich
Dodgers
Pirates
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Yanks
Tigers
George Caster
Joe Cascarella
Athletics
Farmer
White Sox
Tigers Praise Cochrane Then Shift to Fresh Talent
Ty lauds Cochrane as a master catcher guiding a largely inexperienced Detroit squad through pennant ambitions. He notes modern ball, changes in defense and offense, and recalls Gehringer and Owen as standout prospects while comparing past greats to current play. Mississippi ag commissioner Holton projects farm program value at 31.0 billion, up 9 percent.
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Thomas
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Sewanee
Hek Clark
Clark
Two Games On Schedule For South Friday Night
Auburn opens its 1934 football campaign against Birmingham Southern with second-string center Barney Musgrove likely to start at center. Ward Wright may start at full back as Auburn’s defense and offense face a busy Friday night schedule across the Southeastern Conference.
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Francis Carpenter
Atlanta
Auburn
Birmingham Southern
Barney Musgrove
Musgrove
Montgomery
Ward Wright
Mississippi State
Howard
Birmingham
Illinois ticket sales soar as Zup prepares for Army clash
Illinois fans push advance orders for two major home games, with Memorial Stadium expected near 70 000 for the Army showdown on November 3 and Ohio State set for October 13. Coach Bob Zuppke welcomes back 12 letter men and several returning squad players as the season opens.
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Champaign III
University of Illinois
C. &. Bowen
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Army
Ohio State
Bowen
Flint
Bob Zuppke
Detroit Beats Yankees in Home Win Record Challenge
Detroit asserts it is superior to the Yankees in home performance. The Tigers argue they will raise their home winning percentage as the season ends, noting the Yankees have strong road records but weaker home showings.
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Mickey
Sehani Rev" Rowe
Walter Johnson
Toe Wood
Lofty Grove
Tigers
Cochrane
Detroit
Ehic
Yankees
Waner Tops NL Hitter Title as Star Reaches 200 Hits
Paul Waner leads the National League in hitting as of September 20, with the Pittsburgh Star noting he reached 200 hits this season. Charley Gehringer of Detroit stood at 199 after a hitless day yesterday, while Waner became the season's standout offensive performer in a major league chase for the title.
United States Army Polo Team Leads Mexican Rival in Opener
The U S Army polo team outrode their Mexican rivals to win 11 to 6 in the first game at West Potomac Park. A large crowd including dignitaries witnessed the Canberra event qualities of American horsemanship and teamwork.
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Washington
United States Army
West Potomac Park
American Gum Popular in China Amid Youth Hubs
China consumes more than 660000 dollars worth of American chewing gum annually per ministry statistics. Taxi-lance halls attract many youths and serve as the main distribution outlet for the product.
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Nanking
China
Ministry of Industries
Yankees Beat Tigers 5-2 Cut Pennant Lead
In a key American League clash, the Yankees defeated the Tigers 5-2 to trim Detroit’s pennant lead to 6 1/2 games. Elden Alker was batted around in the sixth after a scoreless start, as New York added a trio of runs. The day also saw the Giants win 6-3 over Cincinnati to extend their NL lead to four games, while the Cardinals were rained out in Boston. The Cubs fell 5-4 to Philadelphia, Brooklyn won a doubleheader from Pittsburgh, and the A’s swept Chicago 5-3 and 14-0 to rise to fifth. St Louis beat Boston 3-2 but dropped to sixth.
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Cards
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Phillies
Curt Davis
Brooklyn
Hfe
Pirates
van Mungo
Jimmy Babich
Athletics
White Sox
Senators
Cleveland
Bob Burke
St. Louis
Centenary Tops Louisiana State 13-0 in Season Opener
Centenary College defeated Louisiana College 13 to 0 in Alexandria. Burch scored the first TD and Parker added the extra point in the first quarter. Crowther connected with Hooper for a 42 yard score in the second. Centenary totaled nine first downs to four for Louisiana.
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Louisiana College
Centenary College
Gents
Burch
Parker
Crowther
Hooper
Centenary
Louisiana
Cats
Rush
Kennedy
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