Dynamite Joe Dillman Faces Walter Miller In Tuesday Bout
Dynamite Joe Dillman known as What-a-Man meets Walter Miller the San Francisco flash in a scheduled Tuesday evening fight. Miller recently impressed at venues elsewhere though he lost to Tuffy Cleet in Sheff ield and caused a police fine after swinging at a spectator. Pete Demetroff of Detroit battles Pete Ramon of Winston-Salem in the undercard as fans anticipate a lively program.
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Walter Miller
San Francisco
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Decatur
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Dynamite Joe
Pete Demetroff
Detroit
Pete Ramon
Winston-Salem
Alabama
Tennis Results From Woodall's Friday Afternoon
Friday afternoon play in the Woodall tournament saw James Shealy beat Ben Johnston 7-5 6-4 in the first round. Billy Day defeated Hal Walker 6-4 4-6 6-3 in the second round. Upcoming matches include Billy Boswell versus Early Phinizy and Lon C. Morrow, with Riggie Tee facing James Shealy.
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James Shealy
Ben Johnston
Billy Day
Hal Walker
Billy Boswell
Phinizy
Wigner
Lon C. Morrow
Riggie Tée
Chas. Matthews
Chas, Nash
Memphis
Chappel Price
Ed Neville
Sam Malone
Pulaski Trojans Set To Face Local Nine Monday
Baseball fans may catch the Trojans on the road all week unless a game is set here Thursday. They meet Pulaski Tennessee at Alabama Park Monday at 3 30 with Al Harvey expected to start for the locals and Slick Coffman for the visitors.
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Baseball scores and league results from yesterday
In the American League New York defeated Cleveland 10 to 2 and Boston beat Chicago 12 to 2 Detroit lost to Washington 7 to 1. In the American Association St Paul won 11 to 6 over Kansas City and Minneapolis outscored Milwaukee 7 to 6. Southern League games listed Memphis at Birmingham Atlanta at Chattanooga Knoxville at Nashville and Little Rock at New Orleans with results pending.
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Chicago
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Milwaukee
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National League
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Cincinnati
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Roosevelt to be away. Morgan quits as ambassador
A 1933 feature notes Edwin V. Morgan, retiring ambassador to Brazil, calls himself a diplomatist. It also cites U S mules sold to British Guiana for 16500 dollars and remarks on air cooled offices at the Treasury and patronage links involving Moyle and McAdoo.
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Edwin V. Morgan
Brazil
British Guiana
Eugene Meyer
Towner
Washington Post
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Treasury
Joseph H. Moyle
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McAdoo
J. F. T. O'Connor
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Washington
NIRA
General Johnson
Agriculture Department
U. S
Canada
Argentine
A. V. Dalrymple
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Department of Justice
Cummings
Office Cat by Juntus and the Brushville reflection
A Brushville resident contrasts the old buggy ride with air travel noting parachute exits may be needed. A citizen muses that liquor will be needed with travel and asks what Russia does to hit-and-run drivers after shooting four for jam theft.
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Russia
Hardy In Great Form And Wins
In Alabama Park the Decatur Trojans blanked Hartselle 2 0 in the fastest game of the season. Newt Hardy pitched masterfully allowing only two infield hits. Spencer Burleson matched him for the visitors in a sharp 1 15 game. McDuff singled and stole, aiding the Trojan rally as defensive miscues produced their runs.
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Decatur Trojans
Hartselle
Newt Hardy
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Bronaugh
Robinson
Spencer Burleson
McDuff
Scott
Long
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Holland
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Sotheron Steps In As Browns Manager
Sotheron replaces Killefer as manager of the St. Louis Browns in 1914. Once famed for his spitball, Sothoron possessed a varied arsenal including a fastball curve and control. Umpires reported balls marred with seam slices during his pitching days, leading to unusual deflections and pranks associated with his “mussing up” of the ball.
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St. Louis Brownies
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Sothoron
St. Louis
Browns
Sotheron’s fielding fix by Rickey yields perfect NL season
The narrative recounts Sotheron failing in fielding causing bunts to drop and his decline through multiple teams. Branch Rickey, then Browns manager, bought him in 1924 and trained him with a daily bunt fielding course. The effort paid off as Sotheron achieved a perfect fielding percentage in 1924, rare for a pitcher.
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Sotheron
Rickey
Who Is He A Puzzle From The Pioneers Page
A mixed word puzzle lists many clues for names items and traits. It asks for a man in a picture his nationality and related musical and linguistic themes while hinting at famous world personages and common wordplay answers.
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Babylon
Be Took No Chances On His Health Aged Man
A obituary notes a man who bathed daily brushed teeth twice daily and kept regular medical checks. He slept openly, wore rain rubbers, ate fresh vegetables and walked at least three miles daily. He avoided alcohol and limited smoking while sacrificing bad tonsils. Funeral planned tomorrow with widow among mourners.
Weather Report Highlights 93 Degree High and 72 Degree Low
The weather bureau reports a 24 hour period ending at 7 am with a maximum temperature of 93 degrees and a low of 72 degrees. Local forecast details may follow.
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Clinging Girl on a Motorcycle Sparks Quirky Observations
A witty satirical note lists professionals and institutions as if crowded in a car, then mocks the idea of a clingy girl on a motorcycle. It jokes about auto license plates and a hypothetical installment system encouraging car purchases and payments.
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Pearl
Allen
Drivers Should Exercise Great Care On The Road
A collection of quips and cautions about driving safety and behavior. It notes that new drivers may be less careful and that pedestrians also share responsibility, with satirical lines about warnings, detours, and humorous cautions like a sticker reading Dont Hug the Driver.
Scene of Sunday driver warns in quiet suburb
A child is placed behind the wheel of a motor car by parents, highlighting concerns about pedestrian safety as auto speeders turn Sunday into a day of danger and fatal consequences.
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R. C. Billings
Lucile Murphy
Clyde Hendrix
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J. C. White
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