Weah Leads Parade of Records in a Cited World Mark
The report credits Weah in the classic colors of the marker with breaking a world record claim amid a crowded field led by Joe York A. C. as a top contender.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
8
The report credits Weah in the classic colors of the marker with breaking a world record claim amid a crowded field led by Joe York A. C. as a top contender.
Fragmentary OCR shows player names and team entries with sparse statistics including wins losses and runs. It lists teams such as Atlanta Memphis New Orleans and Little Rock with scattered figures and mentions league statistician and Associated Press input.
Brothers Stores defeated the Ramblers in a TVA softball game with a clear victory as the sun beat down on the field. Key players contributed offensively and the team secured the win in a competitive matchup.
Alabama Pitts, former athlete now with the Senators, has appeared in 14 games since joining the team. He has a .183 batting average with 3 RBIs, 6 runs, and 4 at bats, while his fielding has been described as poor.
The all star game debate stirs the winter hot stove league as owners and stars clash over publicity and outcomes. Managers oppose the influx, fearing it harms long term chances while players note charitable side benefits. Hal Schumacher was not chosen as opening pitcher amid tensions between Frisch and the Polo Grounds era allies.
The new two million dollar Suffolk Downs track in Boston opened today, giving Massachusetts its first running horse races in 25 years. The inaugural card featured a $5,000 added event over six furlongs with E. R. Boxthorn the favorite among 29 nominations including A. G. Vanderbilt’s Bachelor Day, aiming to trim scratches to fit a 12 horse field.
The former champion Max Baer appeared with a woman in a New York restaurant, denying rumors of a rocky marriage. Baer noted his wife is Catholic and he is Jewish, adding there was no new development. The Deer residence at Long Branch is referenced in the report.
Scores show Southern matches with Birmingham 10 Memphis 3 Atlanta 2 New Orleans 10 Little Rock 6 Chattanooga 4 Knoxville 1. Dixie Amateur League Abbeville 5 Troy 4. American Association Toledo 8 Kansas City 2 Louisville 7. Columbus 4 et 0. Paul 18 Louisville 7. Mo games scheduled in National League.
Today's games include Atlanta versus Nashville in Knoxville and Little Rock at New Orleans at 8. New York faces Pittsburgh, Brooklyn plays Cincinnati, and Boston has only a partial schedule listed.
The South Town Wildcats edged the West Town Tornadoes in a close matchup as players traded leads and scoring runs. Standout performances helped clinch the win for the Wildcats.
Action dominated the arena as Johnny Acker reports a wrestling card where Jack Terry beat Parker two falls to one. Tory edged fans with a strong showing as O Toole clashed with former rival Sealine, Lott confronted rough play, and the crowd roared at the brutal exchanges throughout the bout.
The schedule lists TVARamblers versus Business Men on diamond one Goodyear versus Brothers Stores on diamond three Sterchi versus Alabama Yennigans on diamond four and Cooper Wella versus Daily Quads in the Employes league.
In Thursday morning Kiwanis loop seniors face Red Devils against Athletics on diamond one. Juniors play Shirt Tail Rangers versus West Town Rangers in a separate matchup.
In Montgomery Alabama on July 10 a man identified as William West of Birmingham was recovering at a hospital after a truck crash near the city edge. Police said the victim had been found with injuries and two others were taken into custody on related charges.
In a tense frame, Lott refused to ease pressure on Tommy, applying a double toe hold that forced the lanky opponent to quit after ten minutes of relentless holds.
The article profiles Irl Tubbs a lesser known coach from Miami and Superior Wisconsin, noted for inventing football equipment and patents. It recalls Tubbs’ career, his reshaping by illness, and his influence through patent cleats and gearless ideas while linking him to the wider coaching network of the era.
An Alabama qualifying field of about 125 golfers gathers at Mobile Country Club for the state championship. entrants include defending champion Montgomery, ex-titleholders, and players from Birmingham Selma Anniston Tuscaloosa Gadsden and Pensacola. Notable names listed include Crenshaw Ball Smith Pell and Harris with ongoing matches and hopefuls from Mobile and nearby clubs.
The column recalls last year’s American League victory over the National League by 9 to 7 featuring Ruth Gehrig Foxx Simmons and Cronin. It also notes Earl Grace beating the Indians over eight innings with Foxx driving runs and mentions Mec Smith and Tommy Armour co leading early in the national open golf championship.
The YW A met at South Side Baptist with 27 members and visitors. Fannie Simmons led singing and prayer. Miss And Gamble led devotion. Dr Boats Peaseane spoke on work and improvement of the school. A meeting at Central Baptist church was announced.
Briminal Team to Play Here. The visitors will likely give Warren a tough test. Tomorrow afternoon a half holiday leads to a large crowd expected. The game starts at 4 15.
Eddie Black leads in positions played and bat with a .321 average in 26 games. Sally Robertson appears in every game and leads with a .357 average on 115 at bats including four triples and five doubles. The team has 231 hits, 147 runs, 62 errors, and a .249 team batting average. Key players include McRight Harvey Graham Bronaugh Keenum and Johnson with notable fielding and hitting across the season.
Seeded entrants faced tough rallies as a strong serve and sharp forehands salvaged the second set. Analysts doubted some would reach the final round, with West Palm Beach players seen as favorites after yesterday's play.
A report notes an airplane scheduled to land at a Ypsilanti facility. Observers describe a 100 feet long craft preparing for approach as officials outline standard procedures and safety measures for the landing.
The Pels rallied from behind with a five run surge in the seventh and three more in the eighth to beat Memphis 10 to 8. Warwood homered for Memphis as three Memphis pitchers were used against two by the Pels in a high scoring tilt.
Leading the season, Greenbers and the Tigers figure prominently in the Major League Leaders roundup. The report notes top hitters and pitchers shaping early standings with notable performances from the Tigers.
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