Smith Voices Urgent Plea On Immortality Sermon
Rev Frank T Smith of Hartselle preached at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church urging preparedness for death and life after death. He contrasted believer and unbeliever destinies, urged personal evangelism, warned against death bed repentance, and invited all to study the immortality of the soul.
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Frank T. Smith
Hartselle
Smith
Amos
Rev. Smith
Evangelist
V. Smith
Farm Hands Collapse Brick Building in Bozeman Accident
Jim Sauls a Black farm hand at J Aycock’s farm in Bozeman Mont was injured when a brick building he leaned against collapsed after he moved away. He was cut and bruised in the incident reported June 11.
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Mont
Jim Sauls
J. ¥. Aycock
Sauls
Tip to Hunch Players Here in New York Gossip
A rapid-fire sports roundup mentions Jimmy Braddock at Washington Park, Phony Boy beaten by Miss Pittypat, and reactions to betting odds. It notes Joe DiMaggio, Pedro Montanez fighting risk, Dizzy contemplating joining an all star game, Bill Terry planning lineup, and various sports figures in luminal chatter.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Washington Park Race Track
Phony Boy
Miss Pittypat
Jack Doyle
Washington
Boston
Joe DiMaggio
Jack Wilson
New York Yankees
Pedro Montanez
Mebbe
Dizzy
Bill Terry
Mungo
Dean
Hubbell
Milwaukee
Marquette
Chicago
Kelley
Caddies Draw Straws for Champion Manero's Clubs
Oddities from Oakland Hills note caddie straw drawing for Tony Manero’s clubs won by 15 year old Jimmy McGuire. Mentions Nanticoke Pennsylvania players on the American team that lost to Italy. Local jokes about boxing coach and travel plans for Braddock and Louis.
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Tony Manero
Jimmy McGuire
Nanticoke
Italy
Maryland
Chicago
Kenosha
Points West
Braddock
Louis
Hoo
Choo
Toot
Softball doubleheader set after rainouts at Benson Field
Tonight at 7 30 the Business Men face Doc Hurst's Cooper Wells team while Alabama Hosiery Mills 6 3s meet Goodyear in a second game. Heavy hitters include Lester Landers sidelined by a sprained ankle with Moon Mullins in center.
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Alabama Hosiery Mill
Goodyear
Delano Park Diamonds
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Lester
Big Man) Landers
Bell System
Lammie Whitt
Happy” Jeffies
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Teague
Moses
J. Smith
Mills
Peewee Tiene
Sen
Seemene
Kings of Clout Heinie Manush Star Batting Legend
Henry Emmett Manush known as Heinie led major league baseball from 1919 to 1934 with a .331 lifetime average and a 350s peak era. The Alabama native played for Detroit St. Louis Washington Boston and Brooklyn, winning the 1926 AL batting title and contending in 1927 by a single point. He began as a plumber's helper before turning to baseball, understudied Ty Cobb in Detroit, and became a renowned outfielder for the Dodgers in his later years.
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Central Press
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Henle) Manush
Brooklyn Dodgers
Heinie
O Baseball
Alabama
Edmonton
Omaha
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Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Hednie
Tigers
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Brooklyn
Red Sox
Golf practice spaces in crowded Manhattan for working professionals
Alex Morrison notes scarce parking and ground for driving ranges in Manhattan but reports enterprising golfers clearing spaces for tee and iron practice. Crowded afternoons or evenings suit working men who can bring families along, turning practice into a social outing that improves scores with iron work and the spoon.
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Manhattan
Morrison
King Features, Inc
Braddock Completes Wary Training Ahead of Joe Louis Fight
James J Braddock enters final ten days of training in Grand Beach Michigan with no lingering worries after a Philadelphia court refused to block a Chicago title bout. He plans light sparring and road work to sharpen distance and speed as June 22 approaches. Braddock sparring is controlled, rarely aiming to knock out opponents.
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Grand Beach
Mich
James J. Braddock
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Guy L. Pake
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Braddock
Joe Louig
Chicago
Golfers chase Shute and Snead in national open chase
Birmingham Michigan June 11 golfers pace the second lap of the national open steeple chase as Denny Shute two time PGA champion and Sam Snead freshman from West Virginia lead a pack. Par again proves tough as 166 club carrying rivals crowd the field.
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Mich
Denny Shute
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Hills
Par Che
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