Nooga Takes Second Spot
The Chattanooga Lookouts moved to second place in the Southern Association by beating Nashville 3-0 while Bill Ayers, recently sold by Adlarmta to the New York Giants, earned his fifth shutout and 17th win of the season as Atlanta closed on Memphis in the standings.
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Early Rally Wins for Anniston Rays
The Anniston Rams built a six run lead in the first inning against Gadsden and won 8 to 4 on nine hits. The league slate saw rain wash out two games Pensacola at Meridian and Vicksburg at Jackson. Gadsden pitchers Thompson and Harris held the Rams in check after the early burst.
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Argentine polo team El Trebol visits Long Island
The feature includes the Argentine polo team El Trebol, handicapped at 38 goals, and their players Luis and Heriberto Duggan plus Carlos and Julio Mendizabaly, who split to form teams with North Americans. It notes their recent sale of horses and a Mexican team due in September for international matches. It also mentions Memphis Chicks pitcher Jim Voiselle and boxing nods to Tony Zale and Rocky Gaziano.
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Dot's Garrison Featured Tonight In Local Card
Meadow Gold faces Transit at 7 30. Dot's plays Garrison's at 8 45 in tonight's schedule featuring two neighborhood games.
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Injured Driver Dies After Vehicle Plunge Near Parrish
Leander Hitt aged 28 of Aldredge died in a Jasper hospital from injuries after the automobile he rode in left the highway and plunged into a ditch about five miles east of Parrish on Sunday night. The crash occurred Sunday night and the death was reported yesterday.
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Yankee Attendance Surges Despite Lacking Star For Big Draws
New York Baseball fans set all attendance records this season even as the Yankees sit in second place behind Boston. Stars like Bob Feller and Williams draw crowds, while Joe DiMaggio misses prime action. the fizz comes from Feller's pitching presence and the team's overall appeal.
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Baseball scoring confusion amid rain delays in South Atlantic standings
In the South Atlantic region Augusta defeated Macon 5 to 2 while Greenville beat Savannah 9 to 3 with a first game postponed due to wet grounds. Jacksonville at Columbia was postponed by rain and Charleston at Columbus double header also delayed by rain.
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Georgia Florida prep results show varied rain delays
Thomasville beat Moultrie 4 to 1 while Waycross defeated Albany 9 to 2. The Americus game at Valdosta and Cordelo at Tallahassee were postponed due to rain and wet grounds.
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Moulton Community News Highlights Weekend Activities
Veterans of World Wars one and two and their families gathered for a barbecue and fish fry at Mountain Home Springs with about 250 in attendance. The issue also covers church meetings, social events, weddings, and local hospitality in Moulton and Russellville, including the Bowen Weatherwax wedding at First Baptist Church in Russellville and amateur society gatherings.
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Cubs Open at Brooklyn in pivotal pennant chase
World series intrigue centers on Cubs at Brooklyn as St. Louis and Brooklyn battle for first with 53 34 records. Chicago seeks to close gap aided by Musial Slaughter Pollet Dickson Brecheen while Durocher’s Dodgers juggle lineup and rookie Ramazotti at third base. Boston eyes AL lead as Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers, and Senators jockey for position.
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Liquor Balloting Scheduled Today in Two Counties
Intensive campaigns by wet and dry forces climaxed in Calhoun and Etowah as residents voted on removing alcohol sale bans. Heavy turnout was predicted with eight and ninth county option elections this year. Seven other dry counties also held polls. four kept bans, three backed legalization. A July 30 Randolph county referendum and petitions in several counties follow.
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Jackson ushers in reception after ceremony
The ceremony was followed by a reception at the brides home with Mrs. Clarence Crow Mrs J D Ferguson and Miss Myrtle Reed Anne Hester and Virginia Carter in attendance. Out of town guests included Mrs J D Ferguson Atlanta Mrs J C Carter Dallas Clarence Crow Gadsden Miss Sarah Phillips Hartselle Mrs C T Cash and Mr and Mrs J C Weatherwax among others who later joined the couple for their trip to New Orleans before settling in Moulton.
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NCAA to discuss recruiting practices amid semi professional trend
About 200 schools from 19 conferences met in secrecy to craft recommendations against rising semi pro recruitment and to prepare an amateurism policy for submission to the NCAA council. The 1940 constitution already included a declaration of sound practices for intercollegiate sport.
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Ingalls Faces Uncertain Opponent After Midweek Game
Decatur Andalusia Bemiston Gad sden Mignon Citro nelle teams appear in schedule amid confusion over Wednesday afternoon contest. Line score shows Ingalls two runs Holt two hits Ramsey Caudill Bellis Gambrell.
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Tournament results round by round for Sylacauga area teams
First round results include Sylacauga 6 Jacksonville 4 and Gadsden 4 Ft McClellan 3. Bevelle 5 Pell City 4. Andalusia 1 Decatur 2. Scottsboro 1 Holt 3. Citroele 10 Pell City 2. Second round shows Bevelle 5 Pell City 4 and Bemiston 16 Sylacauga 0. Mignon 16 Holt 11. Third round Decatur 3 Opp 0 and Andalusia 4 Scottsboro 2. Jacksonville 8 Bevelle 7. Holt 12 Sylacauga 4. Fourth round Andalusia 4 Jacksonville 2. Decatur 2 Holt 1.
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NCAA considers reviving amateurism to curb bidding
Delegates at a round-table meeting push a strong stand for reviving the spirit of amateurism as a way to crack down on bidding for athletes. Western Conference Commissioner Kenneth L. Wilson chairs the session and suggests striking offending schools from sports schedules. The group also weighs actions over five 1946 football prospects transferring from Virginia Military Institute to the United States Naval Academy.
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