Ingalls Sweep Over Garrison As Goodyear Stays On Top
Ingalls defeated Garrison 14 to 4 behind a big hitting showing led by Red Caudill and Wilbur Kimbrell. Goodyear maintained the league lead after a close game as Riverside rallied but fell short 7 to 6, while Disco faces Goodyear in a pivotal matchup next Tuesday to clarify the standings.
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Red Kim
Briscoe
Johnson
Evans
Garri
Red Caudil
Ingalls
Clifton Kimbrell
Garrison
Tiny Terry
Red Caudill
Floyd Mitchell
Garrisons
Wilbur Kimbrell
Thomas
Caudill Boys
Gar
Red
Cial
Trgalls
D. Rogers
FE. Caudill
Hallbrooks
Johnson and Clark
Eceneie En
Goodyear
Cust
Riverside
Lovelace
Mates
Hi Smith
Shorty Collins
Sonny Todd
Charles
Morgan Mark
McElroy
Charles Brewer
Henry Ford
Dutch Mitcwede
Harold
Elf
Ae Love
Mills
Brewer
Disco
Steelmen
Alabama
Rancher Finds Four Footed Intruder in Bedroom
A Washington rancher woke to a startling sight when he spotted a four footed intruder on the bedroom floor, ending his sleep with a quick reaction to the unexpected visitor.
Filipino prisoner named trustee wins job
Fragmentary text from Spokane Washington notes a Filipino prisoner being designated as trustee and receiving a job after acknowledgment, with unclear context and names partially legible. The passage shows informal speech and garbled phrases surrounding the assignment.
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Reena Selters
Spokane
Wash
Ng Ha Oe Pilipin
Seta Nae No
Betts Lee
Dustom
Bs Bts
Dodgers Triumph as Cards Fall 9-5 in Sanchez Series
In a dramatic NL clash, the Brooklyn Dodgers defeat the St Louis Cardinals 9-5 after a 15 hit attack including Dolph Camilli's 19th homer and Lew Riggs third homer. Jim Wasdell adds a late two-run shot to seal the win as St Louis loses the series lead. Meanwhile Joe DiMaggio fuels the Yankees with a 6-3 and 5-4 doubleheader sweep over Detroit. The Athletics crush Chicago 9-2. Benny McCoy hits a grand slam. Cincinnati edges New York 6-5 on Aleno’s bases loaded single in the ninth. Pittsburgh outlasts Boston 9-8. Philadelphia tops Chicago 7-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Tauls
Redbirds
Dolph Camilli
Lew Riggs
Harry Gumbert
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
St. Louis
Jim Wasdell
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
Philadelpha Athletics
White Sox
Benny McCoy
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Tex Hughson
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Chuck Aleno
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
College Men Vie In Meet In Nashville Tennis Quarterfinals
In Nashville Tennessee on August 1 two collegians reached quarterfinals in the Tennessee Statennis Tournament. Notre Dame’s Dan Canale defeated Joe Folk 6-4 5-7 8-6 while Tulane’s Lou Schopfer won over Blake ipa 6-2 8-6. Davis the defending champ faced Dick Shillinglaw as Hewitt pushed him to the limits.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lou Schopfer
Tulanence
Dan Canale
Notre Dame
Canale
Memphis
Joe Folk
Tulane
Blake
Ipa
Fla
Joe Davis
Glenn Hewitt
Houston
Tex
Dick Shillinglaw
Davis
Hewitt
Wu Fong's folly ends with car in ditch in Iowa
Wu Fong a chow dog caused a car to lurch and overturn in a ditch near Council Bluffs Iowa. The driver Dick Caughlan jumped after the dog to stop it and both escaped unharmed though the auto suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Fong
Council Bluffs
Dick Caughlan
Cabinet Reorganized In Egypt Under New Saadiata Line
The Egyptian cabinet led by Premier Hussein Sirry Yasha resigned as a unit and will be reorganized on a broader basis. Five new ministers are to join from the Saadiata party, an offshoot of the ruling Wafd party.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hussein Sirry Yasha
Saadiata Party
Baadists
WAFD
Briez chats about sports and war effects in towns
Eddie Brieitz notes rumors of Zivie meeting Red Cochrane in Newark and analyses how the war strains Dixie National Guard units will impact Southern schools. He mentions Jack Dempsey and a $3000 weekly figure, and US baseball attendance trends facing possible declines.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Daily Special News Service
Fritzie Zivie
Red Cochrane
Newark
Dixie
National Guard
Jack Dempsey
Preliminaries Tie Names to Boxing Legend Luck
In San Juan Puerto Rico spectators saw two fights with famous names used as luck charms Jack Dempsey knocked out Harry Wills and Lou Nova beat Billy Conn over six rounds The two preliminaries echoed the superstition of adopting famous names for luck in the ring
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Lou Nova
Billy Conn
Boxing Coach Fred Apostoli Returns to Norfolk Station
The report notes Fred Apostoli, now a boxing instructor at the Norfolk naval station, plans to resume fighting soon under Harold Scadron's banner. It mentions coach Tom Lieb preparing to end his California summer camp and rejoin the University of Florida staff.
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Fred Apostoli
Norfolk Naval Station
Harold Scadron
Tom Lieb
California
U. of Piorida
Earl Mann
Atlanta
Lester Burge
Bill Terry
Connie Ryan
Board created to guide federal economic defense activity
President Roosevelt announced a board to guide the overall activities of federal agencies in economic defense with President Wallace as its head. Members include the secretaries of state treasury war navy agriculture and commerce and the attorney general. Census shows about a quarter of the state's budget goes to schools and another quarter to charities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Orleans and Wills Tangle with Nashville’s Bobby Reese
A tense boxing match pits New Orleans fighter against Nashville boxer Bobby Reese in a key late rounds showdown shaping regional standings. The crowd watched as exchanges intensified with both men trading sharp combinations and calculated footwork.
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New Orleans
Wills
Nashville
Bobby Reese
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed List
Puzzle lists across and down entries include fish fleet build foretell boredom trim kettle knock piece out linger slayer of Goliath large bird ascend a herring irritate kind of tree sluggish herb wiser a hue trine Japanese utcast class ard shelled fruit owns cooked light sarcasm vessels relating to a city melody erase down profound Italian river U coin small shield animal s coat chills and fever subsided woody plant intemper ate speech
Golf entries close today for Amateur Championship
The U S Golf Association opens the annual amateur at Omaha Field Club August 25 30 with Dick Chapman last year’s champion among favorites. Contenders include Frank Stranahan Marco Gonzales Bud Ward Johnny Goodman Willie Turnesa and others from several regions led by notable amateurs and pros.
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Bill
Bonn
New York
U. S. Golf Association
Dick Chapman
Army Air Field
Alabama
Omaha Field Club
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Marco Gonzales
Stranahan
Trans-Mississippi
Byron Nelson
Gonzales
Chicago
St. Paul
Charley
Yates
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Freddie Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Harry Todd
Dallas
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Billy Bob Coffey
Fort Worth
Reynolds Smith
Mid-West
Johnny Goodman
Wilford Wehrle
Willie Turnesa
Detroit
Meadow Club invitational doubles and singles action unfolds
At Southampton Meado w Club fans enjoyed a bargain day with Kovacs and Riggs dazzling crowds in a quarterfinal duel while Pancho Segura clashed with Kovacs in three sets. Riggs faces a semifinal challenge as players like Gardner Mulloy and Schroeder advance, with Malloy and Wood-Talbert also advancing. In East Hampton the women’s event saw Louise Brough and Hope Knowles derail Sarah Palfrey Cooke and Virginia Wolfenden.
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Southampton
N. Y
Meadow Club
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Kovacs
Robin Hippenstiel
Pancho Segura
Pancho
Riggs
Seymour Greenberg
Bitsy Grant
Bobby
Gardner
Billy Talbert
Schroeder
Ted Olewine
Russell Bobbitt
East Hampton
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Virginia Wolfenden
Louise Brough
Los Angeles
Hope Knowles
Philadelphia
Agronomist in Serious Condition After Alabama Crash
Selma Alabama August 1 Dr D G Sturkie associate Auburn agronomist injured in an automobile accident near Selma last week is in critical condition today from an embolism. The accident killed Dr J W Tidmore and gravely injured Dr B E Mayton. Sturkie’s condition worsened as hospital attendants placed him under an oxygen tent. Mayton remains serious.
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Selma
Ala
D. G. Sturkie
Auburn Agronomist
Here
Westerley
Sturkie
J. W. Tidmore
Auburn Agricultural Experiment Station
BE. L. Mayton
Dr. Starkie
Dr. Mayton
Smokies Suffer Eighth Straight Loss In Southern Association
Knoxville's Smokies were swept by Chattanooga losing 7-6 and 7-3 for their seventh and eighth straight defeats. Memphis fell 10-5 to Birmingham, remaining last, two games back of Little Rock after a 4-3 loss to New Orleans. Atlanta and Nashville were idle.
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Knoxville
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Tottering
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Singing School to Close Tonight at Pleasant Valley
The singing school near Flint two miles west of the city, led by W. R. Wallace, will end tonight with a concert featuring class members and visiting quartets.
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Pleasant Valley
Flint
W. R. Wallace
Satans Add a Third Game This Weekend
Decatur's Blue Devils add another game to the weekend schedule, traveling to Huntsville to face Dallas Mills and Dallas Saturday. Sunday sees a double header at Alabama Park against the Imps and Decatur Vols with Hudson and Eddie Black pitching. Manahan to throw for the Satans against the Vols. The first game Sunday starts at 2 o'clock new time.
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Decatur
Blue Devils
Huntsville
Dallas Mills
Dallas
Imps
Alabama Park
Decatur Vols
Devils
Hudson
Eddie Black
Manahan
Satans
Vols
Southern League baseball results from AP
In Southern League action Chattanooga tied Knoxville 7 to 7 while New Orleans beat Little Rock 4 to 2. Birmingham defeated Memphis 10 to 5. Only games scheduled.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Knoxville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
BaseballScores From New York and Chicago Games
In the American League New York won 6 to 5 and Boston won 3 to 0 in 12 innings with the second game ended at dusk. St Louis defeated Boston 16 to 1 in the second game called at dusk. Cleveland at Washington postponed by rain. Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 to 2.
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New York
Boston
St.Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
National League Scores Night Games
Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 5 while Brooklyn won 9 to 5 over St. Louis and Pirates 9 to 8 over Philadelphia. Chicago triumphed 2 to 0 as Boston also posted an 8 to 7 win.
Basketball Matchups Across Cities Tonight
Today’s games feature Chattanooga at Knoxville Nashville at Atlanta New Orleans at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis St Louis at New York Chicago at Washington New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga Ee
Knoxville
Rirores
Little Rock _ mentee
Meena
Memphis Sneer
New Rk
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Anna Reenes
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Joe Louis fights divorce demands in Chicago
The boxing champion Joe Louis faces a court battle as his lawyer served notice that he will not grant a divorce easily. Marva Louis sues for divorce claiming cruelty. Louis's side cites low settlement offers and denies the accusations.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
William H. Temple
Bindley
Cyrus
Marva
Louis
Brown
Census Finds Tax Revenues 11 Times 1915 in 48 States
The Bureau of the Census reports total tax collections in the 48 states were eleven times higher than in 1915, indicating a sharp rise in state revenue.
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Bureau of the Census
Fishing Conditions Across District Streams and Lakes
The bulletin reports muddy to clear conditions and variable fishing along multiple districts. Brackish streams near Wheeler and town creeks show fair to good bass crappie and bream activity while many rivers run high or muddy, limiting catches. some lakes like White Lake and Harris Lake show better action with live bait, plugs and flies.
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Lauderdale
Colbert
Wion
Wheeler
White Lake
Lawrence
Winston
Town Creek
Big Nance
Wheeler Dam
Spring Creek
Madison
Jackson
Marshall
Indian Creek
Bradford Creek
North Sauty
Mud Creek
Cherokee
DeKalb
Lahoosage
DeSoto River
Mentone
Wills Creek
Walker and Fayette
Warrior River
Lost Creek
Shoal Creek
White Oak
Wolf Creek
Jefferson
Shelby
Little Warrior
Turkey Creek
Coosa River
Calhoun
Cleburne
Hillabee Creek
Ohoccolocco
Cane Creek
Ohatchee Creek
Talladega
St. Clair
Lamar
Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Yellow Creek
Harris Lake
Morgan County Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Local residents share visits and social events across Morgan County. A wedding between Opal Owens and Olen Leach is announced for July 26, with numerous relatives and friends mentioned across Decatur Madison and nearby communities.
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Willie Brand
Alta
Decatur
Dillard Hennessee
Stanly Finch
Madison
Dewy Moon
Onie Lawrence
Bessie Compton
Grafton Helms
Harry Helms
Opal Owens
Olen Leach
Josie Naylor
Alta Curry
Virgie Selby
Baby
Seton Yancy
Opal Curry
Muriel Whisenant
Lurline Brown
Willis Brown
Edward Lawrence
Irie Compton
Ella Bowlin
Virgie
Catherine Helms
Verlin
Verna Helms
W. E. Helms
M. W. Pettit
H. M. Helms
Freedom
Are
Jozie Naylor
Ella Pettit
Verna
Katheryn Pettit
W. G. Whisenant
Ray Whisenant
Oval Parker
Paul Edwards
C. S. Edwards
Anna Hennessee
Billy Beacher
Jack Edwards
Jimmy Edwards
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