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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1945

Page

9

Disco Darts Into 1st 31 4 Win Sets Record

Disco defeated Southern Airways 31 to 4 to set a league record, with Dot's continuing top form as Bernice Clark led the batting with four hits including two home runs. Looney of Airway caused a play by batting out of turn, leading to a key third inning rally.

Southern Airways Dot Courtland Flyers Looney Airway Disco Bernice Clark Clark Roper Johnson Cisco Cole

Raider guard Jones Acknowledges Solid Play On 1942 Team

Jones played every second for Coach H. L. Ogle on the 1942 Raider squad despite weighing 150 pounds. After Decatur high school he attended Georgia Tech and joined the Army Air Corps in January 1944. He will graduate navigator school at Hondo Texas next month after training at Miami Rockhill Maxwell Field and Tyndall Field. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jones of 312 East Walnut Street.

Jones H. L Shorty Ogle Raider Decature High School Georgia Tech Army Air Corps Navigator’s School Hondo Texas Miami Rockhill S. C Maxwell Field Tyndall Field Fla A. A. Jones East Walnut Street

Baseball scores rip through crowded AL and NL matchups

Cleveland blanked New York 4 0 while Detroit lost 5 1 to Boston. St Louis routed Philadelphia 9 0 and Washington beat Chicago 8 1. Brooklyn postponed at Cincinnati and Boston won 5 4 in 10 innings against Chicago. Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 7 6 and New York faced St Louis at night.

Cleveland New York Detroit Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh W. L Pet Fesstveeserssseuve Boston Wateees yenSeee Sane X-St. Louis

Southern Association clash New Orleans tops Chattanooga 3 1

New Orleans defeats Chattanooga 3 to 1 in a Southern Association game. Two night games featured the teams at competing venues with the scoreline highlighting New Orleans offense and Chattanooga's defense.

Southern Association New Orleans Chattanooga

Jewel Thief Slays Self at Fort Lauderdale Hotel

A man who robbed a Fort Lauderdale jewelry shop of 13000 dollars worth jewels then killed himself on the hotel roof is tentatively identified as Santo Edward Russo 21 New York City. Evidence includes a Roney Plaza room key and an Army discharge document.

Fort. Lauderdale Fla New York City C. H. Locklas Locklas Roney Plaza Miami Beach Russell Central Park South Santo Edward Russo University of Miami Richard Addison

Stirring Air Destroys Vitamins During Cooking

Stirring air into foods as they cook accelerates vitamin loss. Researchers note oxidation reduces nutrient content, especially in sensitive vitamins, as heat and motion enhance nutrient degradation.

Ingalls and Cairo to open twinbill at 2 P.M.

Ingalls hosts Cairo for a two game set starting at 2:00 with Box and Justice for Ingalls and Ramsey for Cairo. The Shipbuilders are aiming to build on a 2 game win over Cairo as a pitching duel looms with Evans as manager noting Ramsey’s reputation.

Ingalls Cairo Bob Box Carlos Ramsey Jones Herman Evans Ingals Box Justice Ramsey Eubanks Sparkman Martin Ss Austell Bowling If Thompson Rogers Evans Rt Arthur Bowling.c Box of Justice Coleman Hardaway P. Calvert J. Calvert M. Kelly Tallen L. Kelly

Browns Bang Athletics 9-0 for second straight shutout

St Louis Browns routed three Philadelphia Athletics hurlers 9-0 for their second straight shutout. Jack Kramer earned his fifth win, limiting the A's to four singles, while Charley Gassaway took his fourth loss.

Associated Press St.' Louis Browns Philadelphia Athletics The&r Mackien Jack Kramer A’s Charley Gassaway New York Ed’ Klieman Yankees Cleveland Dutch Leonard Washington Senators Chicago White Sox Leonard Chicago Wally Moses John Dickshor Johnny Lazor Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburg Pirates Pirates Phil Masi Joe Mack Boston Braves Chicago Cubs Masi Tommy Holmes Braves Don Johnson Cubs Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis

Meat Shortage Hits Detroit Markets and Café Incident

Detroit on June 2 reports a meat shortage expanding across markets. The city market for horse meat fit for human use closed at noon with a sold out sign. Frank Zarzycki, 27, was fined $25 for throwing a steak across a cafe, complaining about excess fat.

Detroit Frank Zarzycki

Crumbs From Cake and Cookies Used in Bread Pudding

Readable note suggests using bread and cookie crumbs to make bread pudding with sweet crumbs saving about half the sugar. The item mentions sugar as the key saving ingredient and implies a baking tip.

Sewell Wins Two Starts Amid Week For Browns

Rip Sewell pitched 14 innings across two wins through May 28 with a relief appearance in one. He beat Boston 9 3 in 13 innings after a ninth inning takeover and then started and finished against New York last Sunday. Pete Gray, St. Louis Browns rookie one armed outfielder, went 1 for 15 in the stretch to fall to .196.

Pete Gray St. Louis Browns Memphis Gray New York Yankees Pete Ferriss Ryba Boston Hank Borowy Yankee R. H RBI

Hands Off Policy Gains Support From Chandler

Washington reports Senator A. B. Chandler moving to adopt a hands-off policy on high school and college athletes in baseball. He plans to discuss with club owners and says signing a player must be reported within 20 days while keeping players in school until class completion to protect baseball and education.

Washington A. B Chandler Lawe G. A. Kirkland Catawba College Salisbury N.C Homer L. Thomas Athletics of Birmingham Ala Dana X. Bible Texas University Athletics Kirkland

Mississippi officials to study Alabama market setup

Gov. Thomas L. Bailey of Mississippi will lead a group of more than twenty agriculture officials and others to Alabama, arriving Sunday, to study the state market arrangement.

Montgomery Ala Thomas L. Bailey Mississippi Mississippi Department of Agriculture Alabama

Darby Dieppe Wins Blue Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs

Darby Dieppe trained by Mrs. W. G. Lewis and ridden by Melvin Calvert led a field of 11 three year olds to win the $10,000 added Blue Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs by two lengths over Fighting Step. Air Sailor took third in a photo finish as 16,000 spectators watched the Derby prep race. The time was 1:53 2/5 with payouts of 38.20 15.80 and 10.00, first money $9,560 to Mrs. Lewis. The result leaves no clear Derby favorite for next Saturday’s 71st Kentucky Derby.

Louisville Darby Dieppe Churchill Downs Melvin Calvert Fighting Step Air Sailor Gol. Ee-R.bradley Carter Farms Jay*Paley H.K_.Houssel Lewis

Women Open New League At Decatur Bowling Center

A four team women bowls league will start at Decatur Bowling Center on Wednesday night. Teams include Garris ons, Rountree Lumber Company, G and W Cafe, and Moyes Beauty Shop. First night matches pit Garrison against the G and W team while Rountree faces Moye’s.

Decatur Bowling Center Garrison's Rountree Lumbe Company W.cafe Moye’s Rison's E-Team Rowntree

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