Ingalls Eyes Ramsey for State Tournament Trip
Carlos Buck Ramsey may join Ingalls baseball for the State Tournament at Memiston on Tuesday. Herman Evans says Ramsey would boost a pitching staff already reinforced by Dennison Rice and Paul Glasscock. Rice beat Spurgeon Chandler abroad. Glasscock has five wins this spring for Auburn. Play opens this afternoon with four games daily. Ingalls meets Andalusia at 4 PM Tuesday. The double elimination tourney runs 10 days with a full first round slate listed.
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City Softball League to Meet Tonight
Managers of the City Softball League are to meet at 7:30 this evening in the senior high school building to rule on players switching teams. President Julian Hardy announced the gathering in a morning note.
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Roundup of Top Amateur and Pro Sports Futures
Sports writer Hugh S. Fullerton Jr. surveys prospective lineups for the U S amateur championship with Frankie Parker Jed Schroeder Don McNeill and Jack Kramer on the American side Yvon Petra France's Wimbledon winner Harry Hopman and Bobby Barnes for Australia and other international contenders Also notes George Hamer likely turning pro and a one armed sandlot outfielder Don Shearer and a Minnesota guard Chuck Delago in summer life and rumor of a Joe Gordon Lou Boudreau deal Tulane seeks a 65 000 plus Southern football attendance for Alabama Notre Dame games
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Bobby Riggs
Forest Hillis
Wimbledon
U.S
Frankie Parker
Jed Schroeder
Don McNeill
Jack Kramer
Bill Talbert
Yvon Petra
France
Harry Hopman
Bobby Barnes
Australia
Tony Mottram
G. L. Paish
E. R. Avery
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Jacques van- den Eynde
Philippe Washer
Belgium
Jaroslav Drobny
Pancho Segura
Georgia
George Hamer
Bob Keener
Elkhart
Ind
Pete Gray
Don Shearer
Chuck Dellago
Minnesota
Marines
Minneapolis
Chuck
Proba
Yanks
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Tulane
Alabama
Notre Dame
Ardmore Revival and Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Hatton Knowles on two week vacation with Odie Jones substituting. Ardmore visitors Mr and Mrs Houston Russell and children, and Rev M H Willingham conducting a 10 day revival at Central Baptist Nashville. Local pastors Rev Edward Lee Fayetteville and Rev Edward Glaze Huntsville preached in Ardmore. 여러 families hosted guests. two new R F D routes 7 and 8 announced for Athens post office.
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Glen Counts
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Edward Lee
Fayetteville
Edward Glaze
Huntsville
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Decatur
S. E. Clymore
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Guy H. Davidson
Robert Broadway
J. W. Russell
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Ted Williams Leads Red Sox in Doubleheader Rout
Ted Williams slugged three homers and eight RBIs in Boston’s 11-10 and 6-4 sweep of Cleveland, boosting his average to .393. The performance, aided by shifty infield shifts, widened Boston’s lead to 11 games as New York faltered. Williams’ power helped the pennant contenders while St Louis and Chicago won to stay in the chase.
Agent Scores Win Over Movie Stars at Golf Tourney
Hollywood figures attended the California Country Club event as Jimmy Townsend shot 72 to win the championship. Bob Hope and Bing Crosby drew the crowd with scores of 81 and 82 while Randolph Scott led actors with 77, two strokes ahead of Weissmuller and Del Webb. Forrest Tucker and Jack Carson tied for third at 80.
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Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Randolph Scott
Johnny Weissmuller
del Webb
New York Yankees
Angel
Forrest Tucker
Jack Carson
Potofsky Succeeds Hillman as AFL CIO President
Jacob S. Potofsky assumed the presidency of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America succeeding the late Sidney Hillman. Potofsky, formerly secretary treasurer since 1940, said he would continue Hillman traditions and policies nationally and internationally.
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Jacob S. Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
CIO
Sidney Hillman
Potofsky
Hillman
Wallace warns world control of atomic energy urged
Secretary of Commerce Wallace said humanity cannot survive an atomic war and that survival and security require world control of atomic energy. He urged UN negotiators to remember that the only final answer is world control in a speech prepared for an Institute on World Control of Atomic Energy.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
United Nations
Blue Devils batter Cullman for 8 1 win in 1946 game
Decatur Blue Devils won 8 to 1 over Cullman on a 16 hit attack led by Bill Jackson and Avery Roberts. Jones allowed four hits for the win as Decatur built a 6 0 fifth inning rally and later added two more runs. The victory improved the 1946 record to six and two as the team heads to Russellville and Leighton.
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Noel Teague
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Turks Vote in Historic Istanbul Election Battle
About 10 million Turks are expected to vote next Sunday in a nationwide contest for the 460 seat national assembly. Opposition parties challenge the ruling People's Party for the first time since the republic's founding. Reports from provinces allege government police involvement in campaign terror.
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People’s Party
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Jobless Aid Report Highlights Skilled Worker Share
Montgomery Ala July 15 Director Frank R Broadway of the state industrial relations department said the study of 12 537 unemployment compensation claimants found 27 percent in the skilled worker group 24 percent semi skilled 23 percent unskilled and 12 percent clerical and sales workers More than three fourths were white persons.
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Frank R. Broadway
State Industrial Relations Department
Major League Leaders Show Hopping Teams Atop Stats
Baseball summaries list leaders across leagues with batting averages runs batted in and hits. Notable figures include Musial Williams Vernon and Reid among others with top marks in hits doubles triples and home runs across the National American and Southern associations.
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Haas
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Glock
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R Cook
I Kinney
Stone
Avers
Callan
Reid
Birmingham
Neill
Astbury
New Orleans
Churchill Seeks Strong France At Bastille Day Rally
Churchill urged Europe to rise from ruins and spare the world a third fatal holocaust at a Bastille Day celebration in Metz. He linked a strong France to preventing widespread war.
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Winston Churchill
Metz
Europe
France
Moultrie Packers Win Two Shutouts In Georgia Florida League
The Moultrie Packers defeated Valdosta 6-0 and 1-0 for a rare double shutout in the Georgia Florida League. Don Whitmore and Aaron Weisenberg each allowed limited hits as Moultrie posted a five run first inning in the opener and held the finale to one run.
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Associated Press
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Valdosta
Dodgers
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Don Whitmore
Aaron Weisenberg
Wego
Americus
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Julian Noble
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Cordele
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Standings and results across leagues reported
Standings show Detroit 5-6 and Cleveland 10-4 with top teams Boston 11-6 Philadelphia 5-3 and Chicago 4-4. Series notes include St Louis 5-2 over Brooklyn 3-1, Chicago 7 New York 4, Boston 4-2 Pittsburgh 1-5, Cincinnati 3-2 Philadelphia 0-8. Other results: Nashville 4-0 over Little Rock 3-3. Memphis 3-5 Chattanooga 1-2. Mobile 8 Birmingham 5, second game ended at 3rd due to darkness. Atlanta 7 New Orleans 0, second game postponed darkness. SOUTH ATLANTIC: Charleston 2 Columbus 1, Augusta 6 Macon 3, Greenville 5 Savannah 3, Jacksonville 6 Columbia 4.
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Amateur Frank Stranahan Wins Kansas City Invitational
Amateur Frank Stranahan, 23, of Toledo, wins the Kansas City Invitational with a 274 total, beating pros by one stroke. John Bulla, Byron Nelson, Jimmy Hines, and Harold McSpaden finish close behind as Stranahan takes the $2,500 prize from Hill Crest Country Club. The note adds the Metropolitan Museum of New York’s display space.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Toledo
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Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Memphis Surges to Second with Twin-Bill Wins
Memphis swept the doubleheader against Chattanooga to climb into second place in the Southern Association, winning 3-1 in game one and 5-2 in game two. Birmingham beat Mobile 8-5 as darkness halted the nightcap. Little Rock and Nashville split, and Atlanta faced New Orleans while Chattanooga met Memphis in the night slate.
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Bears
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Williams Multi-Homer Day Shakes Cleveland. Sox Triumph
Yesterday, Ted Williams hit three homers and a single with eight RBIs as Boston beat Cleveland 11-10 and 6-4. Hal Newhouser earned his 17th win in the Tigers opener, while Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial led the Cardinals with multiple hits and Musial’s 12th inning homer.
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Brooks
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SELMA CLOVERLEAFS TAKE BOTH ENDS OF DOUBLEHEADER
Selma Cloverleafs swept Meridian 3–0 in game one and 3–2 in game two to push into first division of the Southeastern League. Tate pitched the opener. Meridian tied late in game two before Piatnek preserved Selma’s lead. Vicksburg lost to Anniston. Pensacola routed Montgomery. Jackson beat Gadsden in a pair. All-Star game set for tonight. no other games scheduled.
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Civic Club Softball Schedule Shifts Tonight
Times for Civic Club Softball League games altered. Lions and Civitans move to 7:30, Kiwanis Rotary game now at 8:45.
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