Ramsey and Caudill Named to Alabama All State Baseball
Ramsey and Emory Red Caudill earned Alabama All State baseball honors after Bemiston won the state tournament at Bemiston. Ramsey set a new state tourney strikeout record with 49 in four games, going 3 1 with one loss. Caudill aided Ramsey's work as catcher. Decatur finished third, Ingalls to receive five percent of gate receipts for third place.
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How They Fared Tournament First Round
Tournament results list multiple games with scores from the first round including Sylacauga, Jacksonville, Gadsden, Ft. McClellan, Beniston, Columbiana, Mignon, Oxford, Opp, Bevelle, Decatur, Andalusia, Holt, Scottsboro, Citroele, Perl City, and others.
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Gadsden Wins In 11 Innings In Doubleheader
The Southeastern League leaders Pensacola Fliers split a doubleheader with Gadsden. Gadsden won the opener 3 0 in eleven innings and the nightcap 2 1 after a scoreless early game. Montgomery topped Jackson 7 3. Lakas held Selma to two safeties as Vicksburg won 1 0 in five. Meridian split with Anniston 1 0 and 6 4.
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Feller Extends Win Streak With 19th Victory In Doubleheader
Bob Feller pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 2-0 win over the Washington Senators in the opener of a doubleheader, extending his season total to 19 victories. He struck out 10, raising his strikeout total to 230. The Indians also won the nightcap 7-4.
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Standings Snapshot Across Leagues and Regions
The standings show multiple leagues with wins and losses: American League teams Cleveland 2-7, Washington 0-4, Chicago 2-1, New York 0-7. St. Louis 3-4, Boston 2-11, Philadelphia 2-2, Detroit 0-6. National League Cincinnati 8-5, New York 3-4, Chicago 11-3, Philadelphia 3-1, St. Louis 2- Boston 0, Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 3. Southern Association Atlanta 23-3, Memphis 4-1, Birmingham 2-1, Little Rock 1-0, New Orleans 4-1, Chattanooga 1-3, Mobile 6-4, Nashville 5-1. South Atlantic Charleston 2-0, Macon 2-7, Columbia 4-6, Savannah 3-7, Jacksonville 8, Greenville 3, Columbia 7, Augusta 4, Georgia-Florida Valdosta 8, Moultrie 5, Albany 7, Cordele 4, Waycross 10, Thomasville 3, Tallahassee 9-0, Americas 2-0. (Second game tie noted due to Sunday law.)
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Barron Wins All-American Golf Title In Tom O'Shanter Finale
Herman Barron of White Plains New York wins the All-American golf event with a 280 total after 72 holes at Tom O'Shanter. Ellsworth Vines finishes runner up with 281 while Byron Nelson’s dominance ends with 287. Vines earns 4325 dollars, Barron 10500, Hogan 285, Byrd 3500 in a high attended event viewed by about 153000. Babe Didrickson Zaharias takes the women’s open with 310.
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Barons Sweep Five-Game Set as Crackers Dominate
The Atlanta Crackers hammered Memphis Chicks 23 4 and 3 1 in a doubleheader, Babe Ellis driving in nine to tie the league record. Mobile Bears swept Nashville Vols 6 5 and 4 1, while Birmingham Barons closed a five game series by edging Little Rock 2 1 and 1 0. Chattanooga and New Orleans split a twin bill with 4 2 and 3 1 scores. Tonight matchups include Little Rock at Atlanta and Memphis at Birmingham.
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Illini Talent Highlighted In Roundup Of Baseball And Football Prospects
Mid West scouts note Illinois depth in grid talent and list five players emerging from Big Spring high school as pro prospects. The piece also teases rivalries and veterans across MLB and NFL, including Williams versus Yankees and prospects for Packers and Dodgers.
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Dennison Rice shines in 4-1 victory for Decatur over Cullman
Ingalls manager Herman Evans introduced Dennison Rice a new pitcher from Athens who delivered a two hit 4-1 win as Cullman stranded runners after the first inning. Rice fanned eight with one walk and preserved a late rally by Decatur as James Sparkman and Bud Lee led the offense with two hits each.
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