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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
3
Government reports show the Mississippi river system yielded about 45 million pounds of edible protein foods in 1931, dominated by buffalo fish carp catfish and sheepshead. Government publications are now discounted for regular book dealers and available to the public.
Coach Paul Tubb’s Dothan Tigers open football Friday in top condition with 35 healthy players and James Hammond sidelined by a leg injury. Star center Arthur Neeley returns heavier and poised to anchor the line while Riley and Bailey spark the backfield along with quarterback Jor Riley and star end Brooks Sellers. Strong reserve options bolster the squad as competition tightens at tackle and the backfield, with Grant Newberry and Albert Phillips contending for fullback.
The Eagle adds 13 readers to its rural circulation with new subscribers listed by name and route including Dethan Route 1 Evans and Ashford Route 2 Milner Sutherland Nowell Johnson Brown and others seeking local news and markets.
Ozark Mike Sollie Jr visited Troy Monday and Ava Sorrell returned from Birmingham. Miss Aline Hawkins of New York City stayed with Mires Grace Dowling. Alma Holmes Eva Patterson and E R Phillips Sr were Montgomery visitors. Shellie Parker and Mrs W W Gneligrove attended the Auburn Birmingham Southern football game in Montgomery Friday. Mrs Mildred Casandy left recent-
Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Beaumont Exporters 7 to 3 to clinch the Dixie baseball championship in Beaumont. McColl held the mound while the Lookouts exploded for four runs in the fifth inning and added one in the seventh. Umpires were Brenan Basil Johnson Sears. Time 1 55. Attendance about 4,000.
Plans for the World Series opener at 1:30 p.m. featured Mayor Joseph V. McKee throwing the first ball and a large crowd at the park, while weather, attendance, and alternate scheduling floated among officials. Cubs and Yankees faced expectations of strong play and confident talk from both sides as the series approached.
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