Johnson Legion Defeats Hartselle Nine 4-1 at Legion Field
Rayburn Johnson pitched seven strong innings for the Legionnaires at Legion Field, holding Hartselle to seven hits and one run. Teague, Cain, and Sparkman powered Decatur with key hits including a 2B by Prince and a triple by Sparkman, as Decatur built a 4-0 lead before Hartselle scored in the ninth. Johnson earned the win, Rowe took the loss, and Teague, Jones, and Caudill contributed in the field and with a sacrifice.
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Rayburn Johnson
Legion Field
Hartselle
Legionnaires
Johnson
Teague
Prince
J. P. Cain
Ray Stockton
Red Caudill
Charley Jones
Cain
Lin
Nelly Dave Kepl
LE Lekzions
Cliff Copeland
Decatur
Lewis Clark
Sonny Todd
Avery Roberts
Todd
Roberts
Chick Sparkman
Avery
White
Sparkman
Clarke
Jones
Rowe
Russellville
Brasher
Birmingham
E — Clark
Puckett
RBI
R. Caudill
Sams
Bean
S—Caudill
Bb—Johnson
So—Johnson
U—Looney
Whi
Sheeener
McAbee
C Prince
J Cain
Stheaesareeerenee
Srekecanennets
HO Clark
Deereeerentersssen
Emergency junior league meeting to plan Birmingham trip
An urgent junior league meeting is called for all players and coaches Tuesday at 7 30 p m at West Townfield to finalize plans for the Birmingham trip and vote on the date. Night games list Sluggers Gregg VFW White Way Elks Moose with 8 p m and 4 30 p m starts.
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West Townfield
Birmingham
Gregg
VFW
White Way
Elks
Moose
Week long league game lineup across bases and fields
The schedule lists baseball and softball matchups for the week at West Town and nearby fields. Teams include the Barons Austinville Rotary Civitan Kiwanis Fairview Scouts Red Ox VFW Moose Elks Sluggers Wolverine Nursery Braves Guard East End and more with times from 3:00 to 8:30 across Monday Wednesday Friday slots. Aimed at fans following local youth and community teams this lineup details venue and start times.
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Rotary
Lions
Civitan
Kiwanis
Fairview Scouts
Red Ox
VFW
Gregg
Moose
White Way
Elks
Sluggers
West Town
East End
Wolverine
Nursery
Wolverines
Barons
Braves
Austinville
Fairview
Red Sox
Seton Hall Athletic Director Led WWII Chaplaincy
Rev. James A. Carey served as athletic director at Seton Hall University in South Orange New Jersey and was chief chaplain in the Middle East theater during World War II.
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James A. Carey
Seton Hall University
South Orange
N. J
Middle East
Barons Split Crax Drop Two As Travelers Rally
The Little Rock Travelers split with Atlanta as the Crackers lost two to one. Nashville swept New Orleans while Birmingham and Memphis split, and Mobile drew a rainout with Chattanooga. Hal Simpson and Hal Daugherty powered Little Rock with homers, and Gus Keriazakos starred for Memphis. A Golden Anniversary exhibition followed the games in Memphis.
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Little Rock Travelers
Atlanta Crackers
Pebs
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Travelers
Birmingham Barons
Memphis
Birmingham
Chicks
Pels
Chattanooga
Milo Johnson
Hank Ertman
Bob Thorpe
Hal Simpson
Hal Daugherty
Bob McCan
Ken Humphrey
Gus Keriazakos
Lew. Damman
Joe Demaestri
Lavigne
Charlie Maxwell
Barons
Carl (Swish) Sawatski
Southern
Pets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Southern Association Mobile
Decatur Golfers Defeat Jasper In Local Match
Decatur Country Club hosted a golf meet against Jasper with 61 players in total. Decatur defeated Jasper 171 to 162 as 36 Decatur and 25 Jasper golfers competed across 27 points to five.
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Decatur
Jasper
Decatur Country Club
Major League Results From The Associated Press
National League games saw Brooklyn defeat Pittsburgh 11 to 6 and New York win 5 to 3 while Chicago blanked its opponent 3 to 0. Philadelphia split with Cincinnati 12 to 4 and St. Louis beat Boston 8 to 4. American League action had Detroit 6 New York 5 and Boston 6 St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 2 5 Chicago 1 4. Cleveland prevailed 6 to 2 over Washington.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Associated Press
Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga Opewseterness
Little Rock
Tomorrow's Schedule Night NBA Games
Tonight's schedule lists Pittsburgh at Boston, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia with two games 5:00 and 7:00, Washington at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, and Philadelphia at Cleveland. Elmwood is heavy, hard and tough.
Phillies Regain National League Top Spot in Thriller
The Philadelphia Phillies, led by Curt Simmons and a strong batting attack, moved into undisputed first place by sweeping a double header from the Cincinnati Reds 12-4 and 7-4. Willie Jones, Andy Seminick, and Del Ennis homer as Simmons earned his 13th win. The Cardinals beat the Braves to stay within reach, while the Dodgers and Giants posted victories elsewhere. In the American League, Detroit edged New York 6-5 as Allie Reynolds struggled and Bob Lemon collected his 15th win for Cleveland. Philadelphia also moved up in a twin bill against the White Sox, 2-1 and 5-4.
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Simmons
Indiantown Gap
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Russ Meyer
Jim Konstanty
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Willie Jones
Andy Seminick
del Ennis
al Brazie
Harry Brecheen
Braves
Bob Chipman
Bucky Walters
Brazie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gil Hodges
Sheldon Jones
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Wes Westrum
Larry Jansen
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yanks
Hoot Evers
Gerry Priddy
Don Holloway
Allie Reynolds
Holloway
Joe Page
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
St.Louis Browns
Ellis Kinder
Philadelphia
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Ceramic Art Flourished in Egypt by 16th Century B C
The note states that ceramic art achieved a high level of development in Egypt as early as the 16th century B C. It emphasizes early sophistication and historical significance of Egyptian ceramics within ancient art.
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Egypt
B. C
Decatur Bid Rejected by SE League Over Anniston Franchise
In Montgomery the Southeastern League dismissed Decatur Alabama businessmen bid for the Anniston Ramblers franchise. The Ramblers continue road games while the league reviews future ownership. A Yankee scout shows interest in shortstop Bob Kline as officials vow stricter penalties for rowdyism and set fines for protests.
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Montgomery
Ala
Decatur
Anniston
Ramblers
Stuart X. Stephenson
Stephenson
New York Yankee
Bob Kline
Irish potatoes store in cool dry ventilated place
A guidance note advises keeping Irish potatoes in a cool dry and well ventilated area to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
William T. Neal Dies at 76 in Brewton After Illness
William Thomas Neal, longtime president of T. R. Miller Co in Brewton for 26 years, died in a local hospital after a two week illness. He also led Cedar Creek Store Co and Neal Lumber and Manufacturing Co of Blountstown Florida. funeral services were set for 3 PM today.
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