Blue Devils Lose To Cullman In Rain Reduced Tilt
Decatur trailed 2-0 before a rain delay as Cullman exploded for seven runs in the fourth inning to pull away 9-3. Ray Thornhill lasted three innings before Cullman’s hitting barrage, led by Paul Glasscock with 15 strikeouts, sealed the win.
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Decatur
Graf Hart
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Ray Thornhill
Paul Glasscock
Star
Auburn
Glasscock
Delano Park
Ingalls-Bessemer
I ~Satur
Bearcat
Aston Bolding
Lafe
Bolding
Tom Callahan
Joel Flynn
Avery Roberts
Bearcats
Calvert
Olx
Thornhill
Anderson
Flynn
Knight
Bums Lead Grows as Dodgers Update Standings
The Dodgers sit five and a half games ahead of the Cardinals, after a 4-1 win over the Braves. The Red Sox stretch their AL lead to eight and a half with two wins over the Senators, while the Yankees fall further behind. Hal Wagner homered twice for Boston as the Sox roughed up three Senators pitchers.
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Redbirds
Brooks
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Hal Wagner
Sox
Senator Moundsmen
Nats
Atlanta Sparks Twin Victories in Southern Association Doubleheader
Ace pitchers Bill Ayers and Earl McCowan led Atlanta to two wins over Little Rock by 5-0 and 3-1. Nashville rallied for a 5-3 comeback at New Orleans. Pelicans built five-run lead to win 9-1. Wimpy Willis edged Dick Midkiff 2-1 in Memphis duel. Second game postponed. Chattanooga rainout at Mobile. Today’s slate features Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis Nashville at New Orleans Chattanooga at Mobile.
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Associated Press
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Earl McCowan
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Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Pelicans
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Barons
Dick Midkiff
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Selma
Montgomery
Gadsden
Meridian
Standings in South Atlantic and Georgia-Florida leagues
Standings list shows South Atlantic results: Jacksonville 8 Columbus 5. Macon 6 Savannah 5 Columbia 5 Augusta 2. Greenville 6 Charlotte 2. Georgia-Florida Americas 4-2 Gordele 2-1 with first game 10 innings and second game 7 innings. Tallahassee 11 Albany 6. Thomasville 2 Valdosta 0. Moultrie 6 Waycross 5.
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South Atlantic
Jacksonville
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Columbia
Augusta
Greenville
Charlotte
Georgia-Florida Americas
Gordele
Tallahassee
Albany
Thomasville
Valdosta
Moultrie
Waycross
All America Conference players pursue varied side careers
In New York on July 1 a round up notes players cashing in on unusual side jobs while the All America Conference prepares for next season. It highlights Gene Ellenson, Vic Francis, Bill Schoeder, Bob Kolesar, Otto Graham, Ed Korisky and John Billman, plus J. Walter Morris fining himself for leniency in the Appalachian Baseball League.
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New York
Gene Ellenson
Miami Seahawks
Vic Francis
Brooklyn
Bill Schoeder
San Francisco 49Ers
Bob Kolesar
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Ed Korisky
Los Angelolts
John Billman
Brooklyn Dodgers
J. Walter Morris
Appalachian Baseball League
Order of Publication in Equity Case Jones vs Jones
Morgan County Court announces publication for four weeks in Decatur Daily. Julia Jones, a non resident, must plead to the bill by July 27 1946 or be confessed by default. June 28 1946. Bryan McAfee clerk. State of Alabama probate notice: Letters of administration granted to Cynthia Tucker June 28 1946. Claims must be presented within legal time.
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Julia Jones
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
Decatur Daily
Bryan McAfee
Stars Named for July 9 All Star selections
American League favored Boston Red Sox with eight players in the 1946 All Star squad to face a more evenly split National League lineup. Notables include Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Eddie Matthews, and Pee Wee Reese among others while managers Bill Dickey and Steve O'Neill will guide the teams for the July 9 game in Boston.
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Associated Press
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Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Rudy York
Bobby Doerr
Johnny Pesky
Ted Williams
Dom
Hal Newhouser
Tiger
Steve O'Neill
Mickey Vernon
Stan Spence
Washington
Jack Kramer
Vernon Stephens
St. Louis
Buddy Rosar
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia
Luke Appling
Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Billy Southworth
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
Johnny Mize
New York
al Schoendienst
Frank Gustine
Pittsburgh
Marty Marion
St.Louis
Harold
Pee Wee) Reese
Brooklyn
Eddie Miller
George
Whitey) Kurowski
Enos Slaughter
Pica Cavaretta
Stan Musial
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Johnny Hopp
Delmer Ennis
Pete) Reiser
Harry
Peanuts) Lowrey
Walker Cooper
Phil Masi
Ray Lamanne
Claude Passeau
Kirby Higbe
Howard Pollet
Truett Sewell
Morton Cooper
Johnny Schmitz
Ewell Blackwell
LSU To Face St Francis And Canisius In Upcoming Games
LSU, runner up in the SEC last season, will play St Francis in the Garden and Canisius in Buffalo next December. The piece also questions what the veterans administration will say about an on the job trained baseball player receiving an unconditional release. The Georgia Alabama League batting race features former Auburn captains Tommie Thompson and Morgan of the Valley Rebels.
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Louisiana State
St. Francis
Garden
Canisius
Buffalo
Veterans Administration
Auburn
Oxygen Makes Up Only Useful Air Component
The air is 78 percent nitrogen and 20 percent oxygen, but only the oxygen portion is useful to humans.
Price Electric sweeps Ingalls in Birmingham doubleheader
Price Electric of Birmingham routed Ingalls 11-0 and 11-2 in a Sunday doubleheader. Ingalls committed numerous errors, allowed 18 Price hits, and dropped below .500 at 8-9 as both games ended early due to 11-2 final.
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Ingalls
Price
Price Electric
Birmingham
The
Royal Cleaners
Bessemer
Jack Johnson
Sim
Bernice Clark
Lamar _Gurganus
James Sparkman
Bud Lee
Sparkman
Austell
Lee
SEC Schedule May Rotate for Equal SEC Championship Chances
Atlanta July 1 W A Alexander Georgia Tech athletic director proposes rotating schedules for SEC football and basketball to ensure equal chances at titles. The plan would rotate league games every two years with mutual site consent and possible home and away balancing.
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W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Alexander
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Alabama
Tech
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Vanderlei
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Tulane
Florida
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