Alabama Fast Start in Softball Victory Over Hosierymen
Alabama opened with a fast attack scoring in the third to rally from a four run deficit and pull ahead late in the game. Joe Flynn led Alabama with four hits while Swallows Robertson and Black added three apiece. Head paced the Hosierymen with three hits and four RBIs. Goodyear overcame early adversity to beat Riverside 12 to 8 as Lovelace pitched well despite a rough third inning. White led Riverside with three hits as Moore Self and Gilliam contributed two.
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Two Tonight Garrison Meets Ingalls in Open Fist Game
Garrisons face Ingalls in the first game and Cisco meets oo in the final on a strong program likely to please fans.
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Ex Showgirl Granted Divorce in Stuart Florida
Hazel Forbes Richman former Showgirl who inherited a fortune from her first husband has obtained a divorce from night club singer Harry Richman. Judge A O Kanner granted the final decree. cruelty was the charge. She did not seek alimony and cited the life he leads and hours as the reason for the split. They married in Miami on April 16 1938 and Richman inherited her fortune after his death. The couple remains friends.
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Paul O. Richman
Baseball Results from National League action
Pittsburgh defeated New York 5 to 1 while Brooklyn split with Chicago 7 to 0 and 8 to 4. Cincinnati edged Boston 3 to 0 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in 16 innings.
American League Scores Reported
New York edged Chicago 5 to 4 while Detroit defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 and Boston beat Cleveland 6 to 2. Only games scheduled are noted.
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Junior finals set for 7 30 tonight in net event
Charles Lindsey and Pat Thornton split practice setsTuesday as they prep for a likely tight tussle in tonight’s junior finals. Louise Kirkpatrick, last year’s finalist, resurfaces as a threat to the women's title. Virginia Prince Calvin and Nan Ingram also show strong form ahead of two big finals.
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Charles Lindsey
Pat Thornton
Jupe Pilvins
Louise Kirkpatrick
Louise
Jean Kotcher
Virginia Prince Calvin
Nan Ingram
Golden Gloves Champion Set for Monday Card
Decatur Boys' Club hosts Bowling Green Kentucky club for Monday bouts featuring two top South boxers Campbell and Frank. Griffin, two time Southern Golden Gloves champion,lerformer standout, expected to showcase smooth style. Bouts begin at 8 00 with early seat sales warned to sell out.
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Scores From Weekday League Matches
Atlanta defeated New Orleans 6 to 1 while Birmingham won. Chattanooga tied 1 apiece with Knoxville as rain postponed Memphis game and Nashville at Little Rock postponed due to rain.
Today's Games Schedule Across Nationals and American League
National league games include Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia American League matchups feature New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Washington at Detroit plus Southern League Atlanta at New Orleans Knoxville at Memphis. Canada May auto exports exceed triple May 1940 by commerce department.
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Pennant races tighten as Dodgers strong. Yankees near clinch
Dodgers sweep Cubs 7-0 and 8-4 at Ebbets Field to push their lead. Cards win 16 innings over Phillies 3-2 while Yankees nip White Sox 5-4. DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 55 as Red Sox beat Indians 6-2. Newsom, Vander Meer, and Javery shine in other pennant chase games with key outcomes shaping forthcoming series.
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Indicted 33 in spy hunt in Brooklyn federal case
Thirty three people, rounded up in a FBI spy hunt, were indicted by a federal grand jury and ordered to trial in September on espionage charges. Six others are at large abroad, including Germany and Portugal. The indictments cover conspiracy to transmit information to a foreign government and acting as unregistered agents.
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U. S
Harold Kennedy
Germany
Portugal
State Department
Robert A. Inch
Brooklyn
Briez Chats About Sports
Eddie Briez reports on film rights sale for The Life of Lou Gehrig and a Detroit Tigers shakeup rumor. A Manhattan Beach outdoor game drew 14 527 fans, with a cartoon seen by umpires at Comiskey Park. Detroit paid 80 000 for Hutchinson and 45 000 to Newsom. Wakefield 45 000 bonus suggested price ceiling.
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Lou Gehrig
Eric McNair
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Bobo Newsom
Horace Cate
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Leon Henderson
Reds Farm Chief Won’t Help Birmingham Reds
Henry Vance reports Birmingham will not receive assistance from Cincinnati. Frank Lane, head of the Reds farm system, indicated any needed support would be kept by Cincinnati, signaling no forthcoming help to Birmingham.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Frank Lane
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Cincinnati
Elmer Riddle Known in Auburn After Basketball Fight
The Auburn correspondent notes Cincinnati pitcher Elmer Riddle, famed for an undefeated record, is well known at Auburn where he once engaged in a fight during a basketball game.
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Atlanta's Professor Registers Eleventh
Emil Lochbaum of Atlanta pitched a three hitter to beat New Orleans 6-1, giving the Crackers an 11th win and a four game series lead. Birmingham topped Chattanooga 5-1 as Gehrman held eight hits in check. Rain postponed Knoxville at Memphis and kept Nashville idle at Little Rock.
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Tigers Meet Athens All-Stars At Lakeside Park
The Decatur Tigers visit the Athens All Stars Thursday at Lakeside Park. Schoolboy Jackson is expected to pitch. The Tigers, enjoying a strong season, defeated Huntsville 5 to 1 on Sunday with a section of the stands reserved for white fans.
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Vols to Tangle with Knitters Saturday
The Decatur Vols host the Massachusetts Knitters at Delano Park Saturday afternoon. Eddie Black or Hernie Bailey will pitch for Decatur in a fast game slated to start at 3:00 PM.
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DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE ANSWERS
Readable crossword clues list including Frank Portal Siamese coin The head Poem Gladly Throws Feminine name Staggers Skit Column Bowls underhand Affirmative e vote Merry Color Container Adam's wife Anger Skill Soak as flax Ancient DOWN Animal's feet thread Plant Nevertheless Cryptoquote quotation MX CXXM ZX ZGT JSVULM 2X WUUQ GVP ZX ZGT ULUPT ZX CNVL GVP JSNLWF Yesterday's Cryptoquote: TO DO EASILY WHAT 168 DIFFICULT FOR OTHERS IS THE MARK OF TALENT AMIEL.
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Georgia Tech End Paul Sprayberry Loses Hand in Mishap
Georgia Tech football end Paul Sprayberry, 3-year veteran, had his right hand amputated at the wrist after a crush accident while employed by a telephone company. A native of Alexandria Iowa, he had finished his athletic career at Tech.
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Austinville Faces Good Hope In Delano Park Double Bill
Austinville will meet Good Hope of Cullman county in Delano Park Thursday in a double bill with the first game at two oclock. Likely lineup includes King at center Stephen son in center field Rice at left field McDonald at second Ear wood at third Muzzey in right field and McElroy pitching.
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Jimmy Clark Sets U S Amateur Record In Links Play
Jimmy Clark of Long Beach Calif set an amateur scoring record in the National Public Links championship at Indian Canyon Spokane. He qualified with 135 on 64 and 71 rounds and was to meet Charlie Barnes in the morning with later winners to face Robertson against Leal in the afternoon.
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Atlanta
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