Rogersville Wins Close Battle Over Town Creek 4 3
Rogersville defeats Town Creek 4 to 3 in a pitchers duel at Rogersville. Cox and Kimbrel duel, Daugherty and Patterson collect two hits each for Rogersville as Bedingfield and Almon make clutch running catches. Rogersville strengthens hold on second place with eight wins and four losses in the North Alabama League.
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Bedingfield
Almon
Sneed
Daugherty
M. Grisham
Cox
Corum
W. Puqua
W. Fuqua
Hurn
Landers
N. Almon
Holland
Kimbrel
Soda
Horn
Wee
M. Puqua
C. M. Grisham
Pullen
Horton
Oo Holland
E Corum
P. P. Almon
Vaughn
Batting leaders crown Cuyler Klein in National League
Chicago’s Kiki Cuyler and Philadelphia star Chuck Klein dominate NL batting honors in a semi official list through Wednesday. Klein leads in hits with 118 and, with 24 home runs, is tied for the long ball lead with Hack Wilson and Wally Berger. Cuyler tops runs with 78 and triples with 12 while stealing 19 bases. O’Doul and Frisch share other top slots as detailed NL stat leaders are updated.
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Chicago
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Klein
Frank O’doul
Hack Wilson
Wally Berger
Boston
Cuyler
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
O’doul
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Herman
Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Fred Leach
George Fisher
St. Louis
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P. Waner
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Hogan
Heilmann
Cincinnatti
Flowers
Frisch
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Manush
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Detroit
Jolley
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Gehrig
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Washington
Johnny Hodapp
Earl Combs
Yankees
Marty M Manus
Giants Purchase Goes To Harry Rosenberg From Missions
The New York Giants buy young outfielder Harry Rosenberg from the San Francisco Missions for a reported 40000 dollars. The move comes as the AL bat leaders see shifts with Simmons at .388, Hodapp, Gehrig, Ruth and others trading spots amid a down week in averages.
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San Francisco Missions
New York Giants
Lucas Pitches Reds To 5 3 Victory Over Phillies
Red Lucas pitched and batted to drive the Reds to a 5 3 win over the Phillies. Lucas held the Phils to eight hits and Red contributed a home run. The Phillies led 2 0 early, but Lucas blanked them until the seventh inning. In another game the Pirates beat the Cardinals 6 2 as Brame pitched well and Waner led the attack with key hits.
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Reds
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Lucas
Red
Bucs
Brame
Hallahan
Paul Waner
County editor Bob Vail seeks Alabama secretary of state post
R B Bob Vail a Morgan county candidate for secretary of state campaigns as a country editor trusted by Alabamians. He is known in journalism, cites financial strain in the state and urges economy in government. Vail holds no current state office and is said to be the only secretary of state candidate not on the state payroll.
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R. B
Bob” Vail
Morgan County
Mr. Vail
South Alabama
Quartette To Be Heard By Class At YMCA Sunday
A quartette will perform as part of the Bible class program at the YMCA Sunday morning at 8 20 o clock. Rev Peter M Dennis substituting for Rev E N Hart will lead the lesson and conduct the class activities.
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E. N. Hart
Boll News: Cotton Bolls Received From Local Grower
A cotton boll was received today by The Daily grown by Joe Burt on the Moulton road west of town. The crop progresses rapidly under hot dry conditions.
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Ruth Sullivan Illness Confines Daughter of Sullivan Family
The many friends of Miss Ruth Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Sullivan regret to learn she is confined to bed due to illness.
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Hunt Ends Testimony as Case Against Baker Continues
In a lengthy session, witnesses testified about threats and drive by shooting involving Hugh Baker and Hunt. Sister Jennie Self and cousin Mrs. Roister described tense exchanges and Baker’s aggressive behavior as the courtroom weighed motive and character.
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Hunt
Mr. McAfee
J. T. Mitchell
B. P. Wallace
D. S. Echols
Hugh Baker
Baker
Wright
Roister
Grant Street
Elkmont Springs
Second Avenue
Hey
Sox Tie Browns After Narrow Win In Rainy Alley Ball
The White Sox beat the Browns 5 to 3 to pull even for sixth place. Brownies managed seven scattered hits as Caraway held them in check, while the Tigers routed the Indians 11 to 1 in another game.
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Caraway
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Indians
Brown
Tribe
Miller
Johnson
Funk
Geringer
Southern and American League Matchups
Today features Nashville at Birmingham Chattanooga at Atlanta New Orleans at Memphis Mobile at Little Rock New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Cincinnati at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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New Orleans
Mobile
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Baseball Scores From The Day’s Games
Nashville 0 Birmingham 5. Atlanta 10 Chattanooga 1. Mobile 10 Little Rock 7. Memphis 7 New Orleans 5. Chicago 5 St. Louis 3. Detroit 11 Cleveland 1. Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 3.
Hatfield Heads North For Annual Circulation Vacation
The Daily circulation manager J. M. Hatfield will depart Monday for a two week vacation. He plans a trip to Mississippi points and will be out of his office during this period.
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Mr. Hatfield
Mississippi
Return Home Mrs Arvidson and Daughter From North Visit
Mrs. 8 E Arvidson and her daughter have returned from a several weeks visit to relatives in the north.
Touchstone Shuts Out Vols in Two-Hit Game
Clay Touchstone added to the Baron staff delivered his second straight shutout allowing two hits and no runs as the Barons won 5 to 0. He has pitched 18 innings without yielding a run. Andy Moore made a sensational catch and had three hits in four at bats. The Barons notched their ninth win in ten games. Memphis Chicks beat Pets 7 to 5 moving lead to ten games. Campbell and Ward ejected after near fight. Mobile Bears ended slump by scoring 10 to 7 over Peb. Crackers crushed Noogan 10 to 1 as Messenger held them to four hits.
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Vols
Barons
Touchstone
Andy Moore
Memphis Chicks
Pets
Campbell
Ward
Mobile Bears
Bears
Pipgras
Crackers
Noogan
Messenger
Noogans
Horton Smith Grabs Early Open Lead At Minneapolis
Horton Smith moved into the lead in the Open at Minneapolis with 142 after a strong previous round. Bobby Jones trailed two strokes back in second after a cautious 73.
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Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Ruths two homers do him no good in exhibition win
Babe Ruth belted two home runs in an exhibition against Toronto of the International League. He drove in seven runs, but the Yankees won 16 to 11.
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Toronto
Babe
Yanks
Mandell to Defend World Lightweight Title at Yankee Stadium
Sammy Mandell will defend his lightweight world title against Al Singer in a Thursday night bout at Yankee Stadium. This marks Mandell’s annual defense of the crown.
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al Singer
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Yankee Stadium
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Perry and Cope Ready for A G A Finals in Montgomery
Sam Perry of Birmingham meets W L Cope of Mobile in the Alabama Golf Association final in Montgomery. Perry beat Johnny Thames yesterday and Cope eliminated Charles Perry of Birmingham.
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Birmingham
W. L. Cope
Mobile
Alabama Golf Association
Montgomery
Perry
Johnny Thames
Cope
Charles Perry
Board to Meet Y M C A Management
The board of management of Y M C A will meet Monday at 7 30 oclock in regular session. All members urged to be present.
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Board of Management
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