Decatur Batters Dominate McCann Pitchers in 7-2 Win
Decatur American Legion racked up fifteen hits led by Bill Freeman and Claude McMurtrie to beat McCann pitchers 7-2. Keough shifted from left to center then pitcher after a leg issue, Michael earned the win with seven walks and ten hits allowed. McMurtrie and Sparkman plated key runs as Decatur seized control by the third inning.
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McCann
Decatur American Legion
Decatur
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Sherrill
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McNelly
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McMurtrie
Sparkman
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Hicks
Cook
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Donaldson
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France and Italy Duel in Davis Cup Final Singles
In Paris on July 25 Italy leads 2 1 after doubles as Cecelli and Del Bello topple Bernard and Bolelli in five sets. Bernard and Cucelli meet in today’s singles with Abdesselam versus Del Bello as France eyes the victory while interzone finals loom August in Rye New York and the challenge round set for Forest Hills.
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Morrow Favored In Washington
Hopes ran high as more than 100 juniors prepared to start the National Junior Golf Tournament at Congressional Country Club in Washington. The under-18 event opens Wednesday with 128 players in medal play after 38 sectional qualifiers. the seven round, four day match play crowns the 1949 junior champion. Tommy Morrow of Shreveport leads from the deep South after qualifying at Metairie Club, with a four over par 75 in a thunder shower. First round pairings include Robert Miller Jr. of Selma and Ollie Fletcher of Washington facing Gerard Schultheis of Orlando and others in the opening matchups.
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Sanity Code Under Attack At National Commissioners Meet
At New Castle New Hampshire July 25 the National Association of Collegiate Commissioners opens a four day meeting with the controversial sanity code central to discussions. Ten major conferences attend led by Reaves E. Peters and commissioners from the Big Seven Missouri Valley Southern Border Southeastern Mountain States Pacific Coast Southwest and Western. The group will study policies officiating and compliance including a report on the sanity code by Tufts chairman Clarence P. Houston.
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Tufts College
Tenn To Play 20 Game Slate
The University of Tennessee announces a 20 game basketball schedule with 11 SEC foes and a December Corn Bowl tournament in Des Moines Iowa. Newcomers Tulane Maryland Dayton and Louisville join the slate.
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Inverness four ball title goes to Harbert and Hamilton
Detroit's Chick Harbert and Bob Hamilton of Landover Maryland win the Inverness four ball championship. Wilford Wehrle of Louisville takes the Colonial Invitation by defeating Jimmy Wittenberg of Memphis 3-2.
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Detroit
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Landover
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Louisville
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Dollar Skips to First on U S Team for Harmsworth Trophy
In Detroit Stanley Dollar's Skip-A-Long earned first place on the U S team chosen to compete for the Harmsworth Speed Boat Trophy. In Chicago Argentina's El Tre bol Polo Club defeated a U S All Star team 9 to 5 to win the inter American polo championship.
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Lefty James and other notes from a busy sports page
A round of items highlights Cornell coach Lefty James as an orthodox football mentor while discussing golf attempts and team prospects. The piece also cites junior golf costs, U S Junior Chamber of Commerce efforts, a National Fishing Rodeo, and early 1950s schedule chatter plus MacGregor Hunter entering the Western Open with a long-held family club.
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William and Mary College
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Colgate
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Cardinals Rally to Top Dodgers 14-1 for NL Lead
Howie Pollet pitched eight innings for his 13th win as the St. Louis Cardinals crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers 14-1 to jump into first place in the National League. In the American League, New York defeated Detroit 6-3 in the first inning, plus other scores: Cleveland 7-5, Washington 5-2, Philadelphia 7-6, Chicago 2-4, St. Louis 9-4, Boston 8-8. The line notes two homers and a single contributing to Cleveland’s 5-2 win in their second game.
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PGA Blacklists Bobby Locke For PGA Events
The Professional Golfers Association announced Bobby Locke was blacklisted from all PGA sponsored events for repeatedly failing to keep commitments at exhibitions and tournaments. The decision, passed unanimously by the tournament committee, followed a full review of violations of PGA regulations.
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S. E. Linescores and Baseball Scores Across Regions
The page shows multiple line scores for baseball games with teams such as Gadsden, Pensacola, Montgomery, Vicksburg, Anniston, Selma, Meridian, and others. It lists innings results, team totals, and pitcher or catcher credits, indicating a compiled regional score digest.
Barons Sweep Lookouts and Rival Box Scores Shift League Pace
The Birmingham Barons swept Chattanooga in a doubleheader 1-0 and 7-3 to close to two and a half games behind Nashville. Nashville Vols split with Atlanta Crackers, winning 4-0 in the nightcap after a 3-2 loss. New Orleans Pelicans beat Little Rock 7-6 and 8-4, remaining third. Memphis Chicks beat Mobile Bears 3-2 and 5-3, the second game called early. Willard Nixon tossed a two hitter for Birmingham, Ralph Atkins homered in the first, and Tookie Gilbert homered for Nashville in Atlanta. Bill Kennedy drove in two in the seventh for the Crackers. Len ny Yochim finished for New Orleans, while Joe Krakausas earned the win in Mobile.
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Baseball Scores From Southern Leagues And Alabama Circuit
A summary of regional minor league results includes Southern Association scores for New Orleans, Little Rock, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, Atlanta, and Nashville with various tallies. Georgia Alabama League games feature Valley, Tallassee, Alexander City, Griffin, Opelika, Newnan, plus Albany and Cordele in Georgia Florida League action. Alabama State League results list Dothan, Brewton, Greenville, Ozark, Geneva, and Andalusia with multiple innings noted. A PGA of America member’s invitation withdrawal is reported, citing failure to meet exhibition and tournament commitments.
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Musial Leads Cardinals to 14 1 rout of Dodgers
Stan Musial sparked a 14 to 1 St. Louis victory over Brooklyn, completing a batting cycle with a single double triple and home run. He led the Cardinals as they built a half game lead over the Dodgers and continued a strong stretch against Brooklyn across nine wins. The hit parade included 16 hits off Don Newcombe Paul Milner and Carl Erskine as the Cards rolled past Brooklyn.
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Georgia State League scores show tight games across region
In the Georgia State League, Douglas defeated Sparta 1 to 0. Fitzgerald led with 13 runs and Baxley added 1. Dublin beat Tifton 10 to 9 while Vidalid posted 15 and Eastman 3.
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Tonight's games VFW versus Firestone and State versus National Guard
Two matches on the schedule feature VFW facing Firestone and State meeting National Guard at 8 30. Both games offer local interest with competitive lineups and regional stakes for standings.
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Firestone
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National Guard
Major League Enders In National League Batting and Scoring
Summary of final league stats listing top batters and leaders: Robinson Brooklyn leads batting with .359 and 124 hits, runs and RBIs figures show Reese and Robinson high in runs, Hodges and Stephens among leaders for Brooklyn and Boston, while Williams leads RBIs and hits for Boston. other top marks include Kell and Williams tied in batting, Joost and Pesky also cited.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Stephens
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