Overlin Wins From Brown in Atlanta Bout
Ken Overlin, a recognized middleweight titleholder, won a 12 round decision over Ben Brown in Atlanta. He plans a two month rest at his Decatur home and then fights the Garcia Beloise winner likely in October. Referee Jimmy Braddock scored six rounds for Overlin, two for Brown, four even.
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Alabama Wins Again as offense pours in against Wells
Alabama defeated Wells 9 to 8 behind a late inning surge. Cooper-Wells started strong with 3 runs in the first, Lewter batted 3 for 3, and Nichols Manahan each went 3 for 4. Sandusky added 3 for 4 as Alabama logged 15 hits and capitalized on errors and wild pitches.
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Goodyear Defeats Disco In One Hit Shutout To End Year
Goodyear wins final game of the year beating Disco 12 to 0 in a one hit game. Johnson allowed only Brazelton's bunt single. Goodyear scores by innings and benefits from Disco 10 errors while collecting 6 hits. Parks McElroy J Smit Rivers each have two hits. Batteries Wilson Cordar Johnson Rivers.
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Games Tonight Feature Vaughan and Riverside Matchups
Vaughan's faces Garri son in a high school thriller while Riverside hosts Alabama in a regional showdown expected to draw scouts and local fans.
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Skeet Scores at Wheeler Lake Trap and Skeet Club
Competitors at Wheeler Lake Trap and Skeet Club posted scores in a skeet shooting event held in August. Top shooters demonstrated steady aim as they navigated the course amid a competitive field of entrants.
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Greenville Seeks Runner-Up Status in Alabama League
In Troy Alabama on August 9 Greenville leads for second place in the Alabama State League with 17 games left. The Millers beat Andalusia 10 to 3 while Tallassee defeated Dothan 9 to 0. Tallassee holds a six game edge for second, 11 behind Tallassee who are favored to win the pennant after Thursday’s game.
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South Africa Turns To United States For Textiles
The American consulate-general at Johannesburg reported to the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce that South Africa is increasingly sourcing textiles from the United States.
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Baseball Results From AP National League Schedule
Cincinnati beat Chicago 2 to 1, Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2, Brooklyn topped New York 6 to 3 in a 12 inning set of scheduled games.
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Baseball scores from American League and rivals
Cleveland beat St Louis 7 to 1 with a 4 2 line. Philadelphia defeated Washington 6 to 4 in ten innings. Boston lost to New York 4 to 5.
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Southern Association Scores From Nashville And Nearby Games
In Nashville the Southern Association games show Nashville 9 over Little Rock 6. Chattanooga improves to 4 2 after beating New Orleans 6. Knoxville defeats Memphis 9 to 4. Birmingham edges Atlanta 2 to 1.
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Doubles Finals on in Men s Tourney
Hendersonville North Carolina August 9 McCown and Emmett McKinzie of Macon Georgia faced John and Henry Laurens of New Orleans in the men s doubles finals of the Western North Carolina Open tennis tournament Trieste McConnell of New Orleans won the junior singles crown defeating Berkley Grimball of Charleston South Carolina 4 6 6 4 6 0
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Capital sets drive against gambling in Montgomery
A countywide cleanup ordered by Sheriff G A Mosley targets all coin operated machines. Operators must remove devices by 6 p m Saturday or face confiscation and criminal charges against owners of establishments where found.
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Death of former federal prohibition director Sartain announced
A funeral was held today for Charles M. Sartain former federal prohibition director during the Harding era in Jasper Alabama. Sartain held a notable role in enforcing liquor laws during the early 1920s.
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Brooklyn at Boston and Three Night Games Across League
A slate includes Brooklyn visiting Boston with Chicago at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Cincinnati scheduled for night action. Sports fans can expect competitive matchups across two venues tonight.
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National Basketball Schedule Listings for Tonight
The schedule shows Philadelphia visiting New York Boston at Washington Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis Nashville at Memphis Knoxville at Little Rock Chattanooga at Birmingham Atlanta at New Orleans with several games listed as night contests.
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Southeast amateur golf opens with top contenders vying
In Columbus Georgia the qualifying round of the Southeastern amateur golf tournament begins with favorites Gene Dahlbender Jack Slayton and Tommy Barnes amid strong challengers. Asheville sees Jane Crum and Mrs Joe Horacek in 18 hole women finals at the Asheville Country Club. Bernie Bierman says no Rose Bowl tie up with the Pacific Coast Conference and predicts Ohio State to win the Big Ten title this fall.
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CCC camp opens in Concord with 2000 youths
Birmingham report states a new Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Concord Jefferson county is occupied by about 2000 youths assigned to forest improvements. Additional camps have opened at Robertsdale Baldwin county and Camp Hill Tallapoosa county.
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Decatur Blue Devils Hit Road Weekend Series
The Decatur Blue Devils travel to Florence on Saturday and Sheffield on Sunday for two on foreign soil games. Manager Knoblock has announced lineups and plans to field his strongest roster to impress foes before the tournament. A large crowd is expected to accompany the team.
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Buford Team Faces Enid Champs In Denver Tourney
Buford Georgia powered to a 16 12 win over Duncan Oklahoma in the Denver post semi pro baseball tournament after a 10 run first inning. Gerald MecQuaig led with three first inning RBIs on a triple and Treadway followed with a homer with one on. Buford has three victories and is tied with Enid Oklahoma defending champions, set to meet Enid tomorrow night.
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Dog Mars Cleared by Swampscott Officials After Hearing
Mars the mongrel German shepherd faced federal charges but was freed after a Swampscott board hearing. Postmaster Wilkinson accused him of chasing and biting mailmen, yet the dog’s neighborhood boys and supporters from the animal rescue league defended him, and Mars was exonera ted.
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Dixon seeks poll on daylight saving time in Alabama
Gov Dixon asked the Alabama League of Municipalities to survey city officials again after many communities abandoned daylight saving time. State offices remain on a one hour advance through Sept 29, while many towns have returned to Standard Time.
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Man Mountain Dean offers to clean up college athletics job
Frank Leavitt known as Man Mountain Dean offers to leave Norcross Georgia home to run the schools athletic reform post for ten thousand dollars a year. He cites experience in college and pro football wrestling and acting and demands he keep his beard as a condition of taking the job.
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Pay scales for eight state jobs revised upward and new post added
The state personnel board approved pay scale increases and added one new classification, state veterinarian, with starting pay of 200 dollars and a top of 225. Adjusted roles include officer Kilby Prison now 225 to 300, social statistician 110 to 160, rate specialist 200 to 275, park caretaker 40 to 80, insurance examiner 200 to 250, income tax examiner 175 to 250, employment service administrator 225 to 300, and agricultural economist 225 to 300. previously partly funded by the extension service.
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Jamboree Tonight at Civic Center Planned
A Jamboree and Bingo Party at Civic Center features Loren Willoughby with accordion, Betty McGehee as pianist, and a Dizzy Bingo game. After bingo Cowboy Owens and his Lonely Mountaineers perform an old fashioned square dance, with Chip Sparkman providing magic fiddle.
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Demand for good apartments rises in city housing market
Advertiser promotes renting apartments via Maily. Short want ad highlights steady demand and seeks tenants, signaling active rental market.
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