Ingalls Triumphs Over Hosierymen In Tight Game
Wilbur Kimbrell led Ingalls with two hits as the Hosierymen built an early lead and held off a late surge. The inning sequence featured Briscoe and Kimbrell delivering key hits, while Sams Flynn and McMurtrie added late offense to seal a 5-4 victory, with Cole and Black handling pitching duties.
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Murthe
Ging
Lewter
Ingalls
Murth
Wilbur Kimbrell
Ryin
Briscoe
Soable
Kimbrell
Sams
Flynn
McMurtrie
Cole
Fayce
Alabama
Black
Jones
Clark
Nip and Tuck Battle Ends in Garrisons Win 11-8
Garrisons overcame a five run Riverside deficit to win 11-8 in Rightcap play. Riverside out hit 10 to 8 but six walks in the first three innings aided Garrisons. Jervis Moore struck out four in his start. Freeman led Garrisons with three hits, while Riverside’s Smith, Bud Lee, and Travis each had two.
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Riverside
Garrisons
River
Jervis Moore
Rivhurler
Gordon
Jimmy Caudill
Hal
Garrisors
Garhad
Bud
Moore
Newton
Murphy
Freeman
Smith
Bud Lee
Travis
Jimmy Newlin
Garris
Caudill
Lee
Self
Tough contest set as oree plays Ingalls next Tuesday
A tight contest opens the program with oree facing Ingalls in the first game next Tuesday and Riverside meeting Disco in the nightcap.
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Ule Oree
Ingalls
Riverside
Disco
First Six Weeks End. School to Open Second Term
The first six weeks of school ended Friday morning with exams. A second six weeks will begin at nine o'clock in the junior school building with W. R. and Miss Lillian Odom in charge. Other teachers will be added as needed. Pupils wishing to register for the second term should be at the building in the morning.
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W. R
Lillian Odom
Two Fort Bragg Selectees Disappear After Mailing Message
Two selectees from Fort Bragg arrived at Camp Forrest on Monday and disappeared on Tuesday. Their commander received a brief message from Chicago saying not to worry and that they will be back by Sunday.
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Camp Forrest
Tenn
Fort Bragg
Hir
Chicago
Defenders Receive Scrapped Aluminum at Chattanooga Jail
Police placed a container at the city jail to collect aluminum for defense purposes. A passerby dropped off shiny yet used knucks as part of the effort.
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Shattanooga
Tenn
Briez Chats About Sports Sparks Across Baseball Gossip
New York sports column notes Clem land Indians fate, Dempsey Manziel venture, and Bobs Manziel near Tyler Texas. It mentions Ancil Hoffman hiding 40 gallons bonded brandy in California, Joe Louis courting Mrs L, a Pittsburgh Kid script line, Joe DiMaggio hot streak, Larry MacPhail firing a barkeep after a third base dispute, Parl Sande joining a golf club with an 83 first round.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
1 News Service
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Jack Dempsey
Bob Manziel
Tyler
Texas
Prohibition Ancil Hoffman
California
Joe Louis
Minneapolis
Mrs. L
BE Pardon Dept
Joe di
Yank
Larry MacPhail
Pickets Field
Crespi
MacPhail
Parl Sande
It All Happened Here In Ducted Army Induction
Lou Major of the House of David catcher shaved for the first time in three years after being inducted into the army. Pittsburgh natives Bill Conn and Bill McKenzie appear in the text alongside Fritaie Zivie voted town’s top contributor. White Sox infield lineup began with a letter. In 34 Pacific Coast zone games over two weeks, 13 ended in shutouts.
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Lou Major
House of David
Bill Conn
Bill McKenzie
Pittsburgh
Fritaie Zivie
White Sox
Pacific Coast Zone
THATS HIM One of Cleveland papers has on him J Rampagio DiMag
One fragment notes Cleveland coverage related to J Rampagio DiMag, suggesting a focus or profile in a local paper. The sparse text provides no clear event or date, leaving ambiguity about the person or story.
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Cleveland
J. Rampagio DiMag
Morgan County Florette Visits Across Towns
Mrs. Harold Waugh of Decatur and guest Miss June Rita McDaniel of Sheffield visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Vincent last week. Birmingham visitors Mrs. Tom Crawford returned home after staying with her parents, and Payne Peck was in Decatur. Families including Covey Peck Vincent and Ralph shared time in various local towns with relatives through the week.
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Harold Waugh
Decatur
June Rita McDaniel
Sheffield
Alex Dunn
Payne Peck
Decatur Fuiay
Nancey Covey
J. Bral Peck
Billy
Tom Crawford
Birmingham
G. C. Vincent
Pauline Roberts
Macon
Ethridge Mason
Eral Peck
Hartselle
Edith Peck
Oqullman
Daily Crossword Acrob and Cryptoquote Feature
A mixed page of puzzles including a themed crossword with numerous clues across and down covering topics from geography to objects and a cryptogram quotation. Yesterday’s Cryptoquote reads WE MAY TAKE FANCY FOR A COMPANION BUT MUST FOLLOW REASON AS OUR GUIDE JOHNSON.
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Johnson
Horner Perry In Spotlight At Alabama Golf Meet
Anniston Alabama July 18 Horner Perry defending champion and Sam Perry Birmingham led spotlight positions as match play opened in the Alabama Golf Association championships. Perry 73 qualified as medalist from 103 golfers. Perry faced T H Deyo Anniston while Horner met Fred Blackmon. Ralph Coleman and Jim Mallory from Anniston posted 74 and 79 respectively in the qualifers.
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Anniston
Ala
Montgomery
Scudday Horner
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Perry
Horner
T. H. Deyo
Fred Blackmon
Ralph Coleman
Jim Mallory
Fred Campbell
Gadsden
Denver golfer Kerns eliminates tourney favorite Clark
In Indian Canyon Spokane on July 18 Jack Kerns of Denver upset tournament favorite Jimmy Clark of Long Beach 2 and 1 in the quarterfinals of the national public links tournament. Kerns showed sharp form and left Clark on the course and out of the competition.
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Gail Fowler
Indian Canyon
Spokane
Wash
Jack Kerns
Denver
Jimmy Clark
Long Beach
Calif
Ina
Kerns
Golf group tees off with 79 by Bob Gregory Jr
Aniston golfer Bob Gregory Jr carded 79 in a group with matched strokes. John Donovan of Birmingham, the third player, faced J M Lovell of Anniston in TT as his opponent.
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Anniston
Bob Gregory, Jr
John Donovan
Birmingham
J. M. Lovell
Yankees Edge Indians as DiMaggio Streak Ends
The Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3 at Municipal Stadium as Joe DiMaggio’s 56 game hitting streak ends. Lefty Gomez held the Indians to seven hits while Ken Keltner and Al Smith and Jim Bagby limited DiMaggio.
Local golfers advance to 36hole semi finals
Clark struggled two over par through 17 holes as Kerns of Denver leads four golfers into the 36hole semifinals. Penny of Detroit and Doll of Louisville join the upper bracket. Welch of Houston and Pomy of Honolulu set the lower bracket.
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Clark
Indian Canyon
Kerns
Denver
Art Penny
Detroit
Bill Welch
Houston
Pete Doll
Kentucky
Louisville
Ralph Hall
Oakland
Calif
Pomy
Charlie Wilson
Honolulu
Bob Daniel
San Francisco
Welch
Walt Tebaldi
Alameda
Cal
Bob McReynolds
Portland
Doll
Marty Leptich
Ore
Lolo Palenapa
Manders Wins Fourteenth Game For Smokies
Hal Manders of Knoxville pitched the Smokies to a 5-4 victory over Nashville for his 14th win of the season while four New Orleans Pelicans pitchers struggled as Birmingham outslugged them 10-9. Randolph Gumpert and John Indekofer of Little Rock combined to shut out Memphis 1-0 with Indekofer relieving in the eighth.
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Associated Press
Hal Manders
Knoxville
Smokies
Nashville
New Orleans
Pelicans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Randolph Gumpert
John Indekofer
Little Rock
Memphis
Indekofer
Gumpert
DiMaggio Ends 56-Game Hit Streak Against Feller
Joe DiMaggio finally ended his 56 game hitting streak in a 4 3 Yankee win over Bob Feller. Al Smith and Jim Bagby relieved with key plays while Lou Boudreau and Ken Keltner starred in the field. DiMaggio totaled 91 hits in 223 at bats during the streak with a .408 average and a .160 total bases.
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Larry Hauck
Cleveland
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Feller
Yankee
al Smith
Joe
New York
San Francisco
Jim Bagby
DiMaggio
Lou Boudreau
Smith
Bagby
Keltner
W M 8 meets for Bible study and church groups
Morgan County notes record The W. M. 8. met in an interesting Bible study at the church Monday. A BTA study course will be taught at the Baptist church this week. Local residents and visitors are listed in recent social news including visits to Tanner and Decatur and family dinners.
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W. M
The
Baptist Church
William Barnett
Ray
Grady Berryman
Rudolph
Tanner
Decatur
Ruby Hendon
Clifford Ricks
Walter Lawrence
May Goodman
Euthrea Hendon
Lewis ‘Walden
Paducah
Julian Roper
Don
Jeff Engle
Monroe Looney
Charlie Justice
Paroled Negro Woman Faces Drunkenness Charge
In Knoxville on July 18 a middle aged Black woman faced Sessions Judge Bernard Gleason on a drunkenness charge. The judge stated he would parole her to a court officer.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sessions
Bernard Gleason
Birmingham Here Sunday Brings Decatur Blue Devils and Bridge Team
Birmingham hosts a Sunday baseball clash at 2 30 PM on Alabama Mills diamond featuring the Blue Devils of Decatur and the Virginia Bridge Bridgers of the Magic City league. The Bridgers top their league while Birmingham aims to avenge an early season loss. Lineups to be announced.
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Alabama Mills
Blue Devils
Decatur
Virginia Bridge
Bridgers
Birmingham
Baseball Results AP American League and National League scores
American League Detroit defeated Washington 7 to 1. New York beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Boston won over Chicago 7 to 4. St Louis topped Philadelphia 4 to 3. National League Cincinnati edged New York 5 to 4. Pittsburgh at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia tied 2 2 when rain paused play after six innings. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Knoxville Nashville 4 Little Rock 1 Memphis 0
Scores show Knoxville Nashville defeating Little Rock 4 to 1 and Memphis beating New Orleans 0 to 9 in a Southern League baseball matchup. Birmingham edged New Orleans 10 to 9 in another late game.
Baseball Schedule Headlines for Today
Today's games feature St. Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St. Louis Southern League Chattanooga at Atlanta Nashville at Knoxville Lite Rock at Memphis Birmingham at New Orleans.
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Etague Club
Atlanta
Nashville Mae
Knoxville
New Orleans
Chattanooga Eee
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
We Pet
Brooklyn Ee
St. Louis Ae
Wee
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Southern League
Chattanooga
Nashville
Knoxvile
Lite Rock
New Oreans
Ingalls Blue Sox Meet Pirates at Lakeside Park
The Ingalls Blue Sox and Moulton Pirates, postponed by rain last Saturday, will play this Saturday at Lakeside Park. Reserved seating for white fans and a large crowd are expected to attend the fast stepping Black teams in action.
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Ingalls Blue Sox
Moulton Pirates
Lakeside Park
Woman Questions Judge In Fearful exchange
A terrified woman asks the judge if a claim is true amid a tense courtroom moment. The scene focuses on her horror and the need for further explanation from the bench.
Where to Find Fish in North Alabama Lakes and Rivers
North Alabama streams and lakes offer bass bream and crappie at many sites. Jefferson's Warrior River Big Shoals and Little Shoals report clear to muddy conditions with bass bream and crappie biting live bait plugs and flies.
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Lauderdale
Colbert
Wilson and
Wheeler
White Lake
Jefferson
Warrior River
Shelby
Cahaba River
Coosa River
Lamar
Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Sipsey
Yellow Creek
Lock 17
Blue Creek
Calhoun
Cleburne
Shoal Creek
Millabee Creek
Cane
Coosa
Cherokee
DeKalb
Terrapin Creek
Wills
Town Creeks
Little River
Daniels Bridge
Billy's Ford
Forks
Lawrence
Winston
Wheeler Dam
Spring Creek
Town
Big Nance
Mallard
Local Social News Update From Morgan and Rocky Ford
Saturday night visits and Sunday gatherings are noted across Morgan and Rocky Ford. People include Misa Alma Boger Wilma Self Addie Wallace Don Higdon Rodgers Garrison Wallace McNutt Aldridge Roper Belew Belew Taylor Callahan Stephenson Roan and numerous family groups sharing time with relatives and friends.
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Misa Alma Boger
Wilma Self
Addie Wallace
Don
Flyde Halbrooks
Tom Higdon
Johnie Rodgers
Lee Garrison
Buddie Wallace
Frank Garrison
Gaines McNutt
Ozelle
Amandie Aldridge
Joe Wallace
Maria Roper
Theo Owens
Cecil Belew
Henry Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Lou Callahan
Herman West
Annie Wallace
Fred Stephenson
Jim Roan
Lucian Wallace
Weather Bureau relies on five thousand unpaid observers
About 5,000 unpaid volunteer observers furnish data to the Weather Bureau, Department of Commerce. This army of citizen scientists contributes daily readings that help form weather forecasts and climate records.
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Weather Bureau
Department of Commerce
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