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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1931
Page
5
Monday and Tuesday present Batty and Conred Nagel in Who Loved. Thursday features Frank and Laura La Plante in Coda Women. Saturday shows E4. Robinson Fairbanks Jr. in Little.
University of Kentucky coach Harry Gamage warns that a dearth of guards could derail the season. He says if the first team can stay healthy, Kentucky should field a solid college squad with average height and capability.
Freddy probes Sam’s feelings as Peak pursues a delayed wedding while Sam rebuffs Freddy and supports Peak through emotional turmoil. Eugenie Frye’s tea with Sam and Fourth Alderson lays groundwork to back Fourth’s invention, a promising circuit breaker stalled by financing.
The article notes Kentucky faces injuries and a rushed lineup with many new players. Guard positions are open after graduation, while backs Shipwreck Kelly Foster and others are light yet fast. The team adapts with speed to offset weight deficits as eight conference games loom on a nine game schedule. Lou Hasnell from Rice Institute is highlighted for his athletic background.
The Boston golf legend speaks at Beverly Country Club after reclaiming a major title at age nearly 40. He recalls 17-year wait since his last big win and reflects on the challenge of competing against rising young players, cherishing the old guard’s persistence and love of the game.
Alabama teams train in heat as freshmen and sophomores shine at Auburn and Alabama. Campbell Hughes and Talley show promise while police eye new tactics under Rockne influence. Dixie Conference clubs vie for stronger schedules as fans await Crimson Tide and Plainsmen clash.
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