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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1935

Page

6

Record crowd packs Atlanta as Crackers split with New Orleans

Atlanta draws a record home crowd of 19,266 as the Crackers win the first game and drop the second to New Orleans. Birmingham tops Knoxville while Memphis beats Nashville. Powell collects four hits in four trips. Lefty George limits Birmingham’s attack in relief.

Associated Press Crackers Pag Atlante Birmingham Cracker Park New Orleans Atlanta Bill Thomas Luther Thomas Pels Pelican Memphis Nashville Powell

Yannigans Defeat in Semi Final Series Coxed by Duncan

The report describes a playoff semi final where Yannigans defeated the rival team 15 to 2 in the first inning and 9 to 8 in the second, with Duncan contributing crucial hits. Ra Geo Grits and others are noted for scoring runs as the game unfolds.

Alabama Ses Ouney Duncan Geo Grits

Tide Has Power Ogle's Opinion On Alabama Football

Ogle asserts Crimson Tide fans should trust the fall lineup and coaching. highlights players Thomas Walker and Riley Smith as anchors at guard and center plus Smith’s speed and size.

Ogle Crimson Tide Ham-B Southern Te ‘Bama Thomas Apt. Walker Riley Smith Smith Ogie

Results from Yesterday in Southern and Other Leagues

Memphis defeated Nashville 3 to 1 and Birmingham beat Knoxville 4 to 2 in Southern League play. Atlanta improved to 8 5 while New Orleans stood 3 3. Chattanooga Little Rock doubleheader was rained out. In American League Boston shut out Detroit 6 to 13 and St Louis won 3 to 3. National League saw Pittsburgh 5 St 1 and Albany Dak Bebebee beat Montreal Newark 6 Syracuse 0. American Association Columbus 2 Toledo 0.

Southern Atlanta New New Orleans Nashville Eeerere Philadelphis Cincinnati Detroit New York Cevevnsvempetummeresees Cieveiaiag Peserveeverssarenerenee Boston Chicago Steel Phiaelphia Memphis Birmingham Knoxville Chattanooga-Little Rock International Gue Albany Dak Bebebee Montreal Newark Syracuse

Today's Games Schedule In Major Leagues

The list shows Chattanooga at Little Rock in the afternoon games. In the American League Detroit plays St Louis while Boston faces Philadelphia. St Louis meets Pittsburgh and Brooklyn travels to New York for afternoon contests.

Chattanooga Little Rock Detroit St. Louis Boston Philadelphia National League St. Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York

Sports Mirror highlights from past years

A retrospective notes Marvin Nelson winning a Canadian exhibition 15 mile swim for a third time a year ago. It recalls Olin Dutra’s 140 qualifying medal in a National PGA event three years back and Wes Ferrell’s ten day suspension for insubordination under manager Roger Peckinpaugh. Five years ago Lott and Doeg won the national doubles tennis title defeating Van Ryn and Allison in five sets.

Associated Press Marvin Nelson Olin Dutra Wes Ferrell Roger Peckinpaugh Lott and Doeg van Ryn Allison

Hardage Named Football Assistant Coach at Furman

Furman University announces the appointment of Lewis Hardage as assistant football coach. Hardage, former Decatur resident and all Southern during Auburn and Vanderbilt years, is noted for major football credentials and long sports involvement.

Furman University Greenville D. C Lewis Hardage Decatur Hardage Auburn Vanderbilt

Hartselle Beats Hosierymen 11-2 Despite Errors

Harteelle wins 11 to 2 behind Floyd's pitching as Hosierymen commit seven errors leading to six runs. Al Harvey hits a fifth inning triple for the only Hosierymen safety, while Pop Johnson homers for Hartselle. Burleson adds a double and single, with White starting at short and contributing.

Harteelle Floyd Briscoe al Harvey Black Leonard Hartselle Hartselle Hollis Pickens Bryant Mittwede Pop Johnson Bronaugh John Burleson Doc” White Johnson Harvey Burleson White

Home Town Girls In the Semi Finals

In Minneapolis Patty Berg and Beatrice advance to the semi finals as local hopefuls compete in the event. Fragments indicate the matchups and progress toward the next round.

Home Town Girls Minneapogis Patty Berg A Little Beatrice Freckle Face

Yawkey Pushes Red Sox Deals Amid 2 Million Hub Investment

Tom Yawkey defends honesty in Boston's trades after spending over 2 million on talent and operations, including 250000 for Joe Cronin and 125000 for Letty Bob Grove. The owner hints at increased personal involvement in future purchases as Solters and Cronin are discussed.

Tin Yawkey Julies Salters Red Sox Louis Browns Oscar Yawkey Boston Joe Cronin Letty Bob Grove New York Fenway Park Edward Trowbridge Collins

Southern Leaders Oecata 2 ee Statistician BATTING

Baseball statistics from a Southern league summary list leaders in batting home runs and RBIs. Notable names include Taftt of Nashville with 16 homers and Gleeson of New Orleans with 94 RBIs, with other top totals for Browne Little Rock and Weatherly New Orleans.

Oecata G. AB. R. Pet. Taitt Nash Browne L. R Reese Mem Sk Ee Gleeson N. C Hutcheson Memphis Durham Atlanta Chaplin Nashville Lindsey Touchstone Taftt New Orleans Little Rock Weatherly New Or Nonnenkamp

Semi final clash set as Alabama Hosierymen vs Daily Quads

The Alabama Hosierymen face the Daily Quads in a semifinal elimination game today. The contest starts at five o'clock on diamond number one. A second match follows at the same time on diamond number two featuring See racing and another unnamed opponent.

Alabama Hosierymen

Relief recipients told they will not suffer in September

Montgomery, Aug 30— Thad Holt, state director, assured direct relief recipients they will not suffer as Washington orders direct grants to Alabama start Sept 1. He explained the state plans to use federal funds on hand to cover September needs and that objections submitted to Washington anticipate ample funds. Holt said about 79,000 men and women may be affected and projects will offset any employment lull.

Montgomery Ala Thad Holt Washington Alabama Holt

Social services arrange care for dog as senior protests

Mrs. Mary Appiano, 70, refused to enter the hospital to have her broken arm treated. Solar physicians obligated to find care for a mongrel pup she owns, with a social service worker found to talk with her. She said the pup is all she has in this world.

Ier Solar Mary Appiano

Writer Henri Duss Dies in Moscow Pneumonia

Pacifist French author Henri Duss, 61, died at 9 a.m. in Kremlin Hospital Moscow after a battle with pneumonia. He wrote the famous novel Le Feu and was noted for his antiwar stance.

Moscow Henri Duss Pnéumonie Kremlin

Major League Leaders Update for Yesterday

Batting leaders show Vaughan of the Pirates at 305 with Medwick of the Cardinals at 369. Runs leaders include Galan of the Cubs and Medwick at 108, with Goodman of the Reds at 18. Pitching leaders list Lee of the Cubs at 15 5 and Castle man of the Giants at 12 4. Batting mentions Vosmik of the Indians and Greenberg of the Tigers at 352.

Associated Press Vaughan Pirates Cardinals Medwick Galan Cubs Goodman Reds Lee Castleman Giants Vosmik Indians Greenberg Tigers

Black Bear Players Reinstated Today

The Alabama High School Athletic Association reinstated 15 Tuscaloosa High School football players after a benefit game last year. Coach Hilimah Holley testified the players intended no rule violations and the ban was lifted following the meeting.

Montgomery Ala Alabama High School Athletic Association Tuscaloosa Hilimah Holley

Fragmentary court note in Aug Tex report

A distressed fragment describes a court scene where a Black youth slept after being threatened by his mother. The text suggests fear and a long period of rest or sleep following a disturbance, with references to a four month timespan.

Bears Triumph Over All Stars In Soldier Field Thriller

The Chicago Bears defeated a college all star team 5 to 0 at Soldier Field. Manders scored the only points on a safety and the Bears dominated with nine first downs to six and 157 yards from scrimmage to 40 for the amateurs. Regeczi and Shepherd excelled in punting as the Bears held off a late all star bid.

Aeolian Press Jack Manders Chicago Bears Bears Soldier Field Manders Rai Bil Shepherd Shepherd Western Maryland John Regeczi Michigan Beattie Feathers William Reds) Pollock Regeczi Stars Regis Monahan Ohio State George Musso Monahan

Baseball News From Yesterday Stars Perform Across Leagues

Dick Bartell powered the Giants led attack against the Dodgers with a home run and three singles. Wes Ferrell guided the Red Sox to an eight hit win for his 20th victory. Frank Demaree and Hank Greenberg also starred for the Cubs and Tigers with extra base hits and strong run production. Jim Weaver limited the Cardinals to seven hits and struck out eight.

Associated Press Dick Bartell Giants Dodgers Wes Ferrell Red Sox Athletics Frank Demaree Cubs Boston Hank Greenberg Tigers Browns Jim Weaver Pirates Cardinals Brooklyn Clydell Castlemen Detroit Yanks Jim Walku Dick Coffman Chicago Cleveland Pale Hose

Squad of 42 For Practice Sought

A squad of 42 players seeks practice slots as they have 42 uniforms ready. With last year’s graduation leaving every starting eleven position open, the team aims to fill all roles.

Wingfoots Meet Hosierymen In Season Finale Clash

The Wingfoots, holding four wins and one loss, face the Hosierymen in the final game of the season. A large crowd is expected as both clubs aim for a strong finish with a hard fought contest tomorrow.

Ing Wingfoots

Baer Stops Doyle in Quick Madison Square Garden Bout

Buddy Baer overwhelmed Jack Doyle with a flurry of lefts and rights, knocking him down three times in 2 minutes 38 seconds of the opening round. Referee Billy Cunningham stepped in as Doyle failed to rise, leaving a stunned crowd of 11 547 spectators.

Mark Barron New York Buddy Baer Jack Doyle Madison Square Garden Young Boer Doyle Baer Billy Cavanaugh Celtic

Two Veterans Triumph in Forest Hills National Championship

At Forest Hills on August 30 two veterans advanced in the combined national singles event. Alonso upset top rival Berkeley Bell, seeded seventh, in the first round while Williams defeated Barnard T. Welsh, the recently crowned public courts champion.

United States Alonso Berkeley Bell Williams Barnard T. Welsh Public Courts Pion

Lighting Field Work to Begin in State

Construction will start soon on a new lighting field project described as the best lit in the state. The contract for the work has been awarded and awaits formal approval.

Pirates See Cubs as Threat in Pennant Chase

Cubs win 8 2 at Braves on road tour as Big Bill Lee earns his 15th. Pirates beat Cards 5 1 and Giants top Brooklyn 7 5 to tighten NL race. Detroit and Boston win in the American League while idle clubs pause.

Cochrane Solters Hornsby Salters Mickey Cochrane Hornsby Red Sox Yawkey Tom Hugh Fullerton, JR Associated Press Strong Cardinals Giants Chicago Cubs Pirates Braves Carolina Big Bill Lee Pittsburgh Dirty Dean Brooklyn New York

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