Keene and Pasha to meet in highly anticipated return bout
Charlie Keene and Kali Pasha square off in a two out of three falls no time limit match with the winner taking the full purse. Preliminary features Herod Welch versus Gene Kilroy Brackley in a two out of three falls bout with a 60 minute limit. Welch previously unmasked Kilroy in Birmingham. Kilroy Welch bout set for 8 30.
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Kali Pasha
Herod Welch
Gene
Kilroy) Brackley
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Kilroy
Birmingham
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Pasha
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Alabama State Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Alabama
Mike Chacoma
Baseball results wrap AP report gives scores by league
The Associated Press tallies American League games with New York 5 Chicago 3 Boston 3 Cleveland 2 and Detroit 8 Philadelphia 9 in a 12 inning New York win over Pittsburgh 3-2. National League scores include Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 1, St Louis 8 Philadelphia 3, and Boston 2 Chicago 1. Southern Association results list Birmingham 6 Chadtanesen 5 Nashville 2 Atlanta 1 plus Mobile 3 Little Rock 1 Memphis 3 New Orleans 2 and others. Georgia Florida and Georgia Alabama pairings also noted with several small city games.
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Cards Leave N. L. Cellar After 8 3 Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals ex cavated from last place for the first time in nearly two months with an 8 3 win over the Phillies to reach seventh place. They sit seven and a half games behind the league leading Giants as Brooklyn and Boston chase in second. The Dodgers split a doubleheader with Cincinnati and Boston edged the Cubs 2 1 while the Yankees closed to a half game of Detroit with a 5 3 win over the White Sox. The Athletics beat the Red Sox and the Senators fell to Washington.
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Babe Didrikson Reaches British Amateur Golf Semi Finals
Babe Didrikson of Denver defeated Frances Stephens 3 and 2 to advance to the semi finals of the British Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Gullane Scotland. She will meet Miss J Donald, the Scottish Champion, after Donald beat Joan Pemberton 5 and 4 in the quarter finals.
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Scotlands
Babe Didrikson
Denver
Frances Stephens
J Donald
Britain
Donald
Joan Pemberton
Line Scores From Multiple Baseball Matches
Reading of box scores shows Little Rock Mobile Nashville Atlanta Memphis Chattanooga Birmingham Vicksburg Anniston Meridian Montgomery Jackson Selma Gadsden St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Washington St. Louis New York Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland with pitchers and run counts across games and periods.
Sugar rationing end hope brightens as US gains sugar allotment
Washington reports prospects for ending household sugar rationing by July 1 after the International Emergency Food Council granted the United States a larger share of the world sugar pool. The boost, about five pounds per person, comes as Cuba’s crop turns out larger than forecast and some countries cannot use their Cuban allocations.
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United States
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France
Tuesday Softball Results Highlight Dot's Undefeated Run
Dot's remains the only undefeated team in the City Softball League after an 11 to 1 win over V F W in four and a half innings. Darleen outscored Green and Stein 12 to 11 in nine innings as Charles Riley scored the winning run on a clutch infield hit and Tommy Tucker’s double.
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Tom Collins
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McQuinn and Mize Lead All Star First Base Ballot
George McQuinn of the Yankees and Johnny Mize of the Giants lead the American and National League first base ballots respectively with about four to four and a half thousand votes each. Rudy York and Stan Musial trail while Ted Williams tops all players with over five thousand votes. Ballots determine the July 8 All-Star starting lineup at Wrigley Field, ending June 26.
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George McQuinn
Yankees
Johnny Mize
Giants
McQuinn
Rudy York
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Mize
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Wrigley Field
Ted Williams
Opelika Kiwanis to Stage First Annual Horse Show
The Opelika Kiwanis club will stage its first annual horse show at Moore Stadium on Thursday June 1 at 7 30 P M About 75 horses from Birmingham Selma Tuscaloosa Hayneville Albertville Auburn Columbus Atlanta and Albany Georgia are expected to enter in thirteen classes including saddle and Tennessee walking show horses.
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Moore Stadium
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Selma
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Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
The data lists top performers by league in batting runs and RBIs with names like Mize Slaughter Baumholtz and DiMaggio. Pitching leaders show Spahn Rowe Newhouse and Feller with earned run averages and strikeout totals.
Morgan County Updates Share Local Visits and Family News
Mrs. Floyd Livley of Morgan County hosts and visits with Tim Sharp family and Lurline Dunaway. Couples such as Elbert Hamix, Robert Hopkins, and Onnie Waugh join Sunday dinners and weekend calls with multiple households including the Winton and Sivley families.
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Floyd Livley
Tim Sharp
Patsy
Lurline Dunaway
Audry Henderson
Elbert Hamix
Robert Hopkins
Jo Fred
Jackie Faye Allen
Jo Ann Sivley
Mildred Charest
Leander Allen
Jackie Faye
Onnie Waugh
Nell
Vestor Winton
O. T. Sharp
George Belew
S. C. Dunaway
Henry Williams
Floyd Sivley
Warren McGee
Floyd
Livley
Jo Ann
Bnai Brith Lodge Elects New Officers At Five District Meet
The 71st annual convention of Grand Lodge Number Five of Bnai Brith in Miami Beach closed with a banquet after naming new officers: Louis Heiman of Miami president, Maurice A. Goldberg of Washington first vice president, Dr. William A. Wexler of Savannah second vice president, Abe Schwel of Lynchburg third vice president, Sam A. Bevin of Sumter treasurer, and Julius Fisher of Roanoke reelected secretary.
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Miami
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Washington, D. C
William A. Wexler
Savannah
Abe Schwel
Lynchburg
Sam A. Bevin
Sumter
S. C
Julius Fisher
Roanoke
Local Social Notes and Greetings in the Community
Church services continue on the third Sunday night. Farmers in the area report cotton chopping progress. Attendees joined the Lebanon singing event on Sunday. The Sims siblings from Hartselle visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White last week. A wedding occurred at Danville between Miss Livingston and Mr. Compton on Sunday. David and Virginia Dave Sims of Decatur visited the White family. Miss Jean Miller of Huntsville spent days with the McLaughlins. C Fillyan spent weekend in Danville with relatives. Lula Roberts visited Decatur for two weeks with C. D. Roberts and family. Jimmie McLaughlin and Mary Lois Maples visited Huntsville and Earl Miller. Gurnie Glasgow is building a new home. Mrs. Ethel Glasgow spent a week with Mrs. Sue Roberts in Austinville. Mrs. Strout of Pumpkin Center visited her sister Mrs. Mary Puckett. Grace Glasgow is ill. Miss Gumeline Glasgow, Miss Hilda Aldridge, and Miss Ann Puckett returned to Florence Teacher’s College after a weekend at home.
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Mr. Compton
Danville
David
Virginia Dave Sims
Decatur
W. E. White
Jean Miller
Huntsville
J. O. McLaughlin
Earl Miller
Gurnie Glasgow
Ethel Glasgow
Sue Roberts
Austinville
Strout
Pumpkin Center
Mary Puckett
Grace Glasgow
Gumeline Glasgow
Hilda Aldridge
Ann Puckett
Florence Teacher's College
Barons Move Into Fifth After Loss to Nashville
The Atlanta Crackers, fading in the Southern Association, lost to Nashville 2-1 and dropped behind Birmingham in the race for fifth. Birmingham won 6-5 in 10 innings at home over Chattanooga, aided by John Behrens’s ninth inning homer. Memphis Chicks beat New Orleans 3-2 as Frank Hoerst shut down Byron Cook. Mobile Bears swept Little Rock 3-1, with Al Picchota limiting the opposition to four hits.
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John Behrens
Barons
New Orleans
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Byron Cook
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al Picchota
Little Eer
Giants edge Pirates in 12 innings on Rigney's two run night
Billy Rigney drove in all New York runs in a 3-2 12 inning win over the Pirates. He homered with a man aboard in the fifth and scored the winning run in the 12th. Ewell Blackwell won his sixth straight with a 5 hit 3-1 Reds win over the Dodgers, striking out seven for this league leading 59th strikeout.
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Associated Press
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Giants
New York
Pirates
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Dodgers
Legion Returns to Cullman in Thursday Baseball Showdown
The Decatur American Legion travels to Cullman for a Thursday 3:00 PM return game. Manager Bob McNelly names Coy Halbrooks as starter, carrying a 2 0 record. Decatur eyes its fourth win after beating Huntsville Cullman and New Hope, with one loss to Huntsville. The game will be broadcast on WKUL radio.
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Cullman Legion
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Coy Halbrooks
Halbrooks
Legion
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