Louis Irked by a Doctor in Conn Bout Buildup
Joe Louis, preparing to fight Conn at Yankee Stadium, voiced irritation at a doctor’s critique of his health. Medical notes said his blood pressure spiked and he wasn’t sharp, yet Louis claimed he remains in strong shape and ready for a 15 round bout versus Conn.
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Commission
William Walker
Doc Walker
Doc Nardiello
Mber
Billy
To pan boil means cooking in a hot, lightly greased pan
The definition describes cooking in a hot uncovered frying pan with slight fat to render and pour off as it accumulates.
Standings update from several baseball leagues
American League games night Detroit defeated New York six to five. St Louis beat Washington ten innings one to zero. Cleveland won seven to two over Boston. National League Brooklyn topped St Louis in extras and Cincinnati edged New York two to three. Southern Association standings show Atlanta close to first with Nashville, Chattanooga, Mobile, Little Rock, Birmingham entries listed. South Atlantic scores include Augusta, Columbus, Greenville, Jacksonville, Charleston, Macon, Columbia, Savannah, Valdosta, Cordele, Moultrie, Albany, Waycross, Tallahassee, Americus, Thomasville, LaGrange, Opelika, Newnan, Valley, Tallassee, Carrollton.
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Gene Shelby Kinney
Nooga Vols and Lookouts tie SA scoring record
Chattanooga Lookouts beat Nashville Vols 24 to 17 in the second game of a doubleheader while Nashville won the first game 6 to 0. The teams combined for 41 runs and 48 hits, tying a Southern Association team-record.
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Dodgers Edge Cardinals In A Comeback Victory
In Brooklyn on their 300th anniversary, the Dodgers beat the St Louis Cardinals 10-7 after trailing 7-6 in the ninth. Pete Reiser doubled and Cookie Lavagetto's pinch hit triple capped the rally. Reds edged the Giants 3-2, Indians toppled the Red Sox 7-2, while Tigers beat the Yankees 6-5. Rain halted several games.
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City Softball League Tonight at Delano Park Diamond
The schedule lists 7:30 Raiders versus Nannies and 8:45 Meadow Gold versus Dot's in a doubleheader. Dot's can extend their lead over idle Decatur Transit with a win, while the Raiders open against Nannies in the first game at 8 o'clock.
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Williams Knocks Out Ruffin In Five Rounds
Ike Williams world lightweight champion era met Bobby Ruffin in a scheduled ten round bout. Williams, weighing 138 1 4 pounds to Ruffin's 140, dropped Ruffin five times before referee George Walsh halted the fight at 1 46 of the fifth round in Brooklyn.
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Yesterday's Stars Pete Reiser and Others Shine in Big League Wins
Pete Reiser drove in three and scored twice for the Dodgers in a 10-7 win over St Louis as Jack Kramer and Joe Grace also starred. Kramer blanked Washington 1-0 in ten innings for the Browns with Grace driving in the winning run. Pat Mullin batted in a two run homer for Detroit in a 6-5 victory over New York. Bob Feller struck out ten over nine hits as Cleveland defeated Boston 7-2 ending the Red Sox 12 game streak.
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Boston
Press Takes Bowling Crown in 1946 City Championship
Tennessee Valley Press captained by Pop Wyle defeated Garrison's in a five game series 4 249 to 4 140 to win the 1946 City Bowling title. The team earned 95 90 dollars, 19 18 per man, while runner up Garrison's received 59 94. Olson and Yarbrough starred with high individual scores as the Press rolled consistently high games to secure the championship.
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Yarbrough
Watkins
Geary
Ray
Mrs G W Osborn Honored At Dinner
Mrs G W Osborn aged 57 celebrated with a birthday dinner on June 8 at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Hames in Decatur Ninth Avenue West. Attending were members of the Osborn family and friends including Mr and Mrs Robert Hames Mr and Mrs Emmett Osborn Mr and Mrs Charley Osborn Mr and Mrs Homer Murphy Mr and Mrs Amos Osborn and others.
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R. F. Hames
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Elmer Osborn
Klan Probe Delayed by House Un-American Activities Panel
The House committee on un American activities postponed the Klan inquiry indefinitely by a 5 to 11 vote. Some members said privately that an informal check of Klan activity by investigators would continue. Confidential records shown to newsmen described the decision to forego an inquiry at this time.
Names of fliers killed in MacDill B 29 crash
The MacDill Field public relations office released the identities of fliers killed when their B 29 Superfortress crashed into a mountain range near Collins Gap Tennessee early Wednesday. The casualties include 1st Lt. James H. Reid age 29 and 2nd Lt. O C Cook age 25 with listed next of kin in Montgomery Alabama and McRae Georgia and other relatives.
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Estate of General B Eaves probate notice
Letters Testamentary on the last Will and Testament of General B Eaves were granted June 7 1946 by Judge T C Aemon. Morgan County Probate Court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period or be barred. Christina B Eaves. June 13 20 27.
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Fliers Edge Gadsden In Ten Innings In Key Series Bout
Pensacola retains its slim Southeastern League lead as Tart pitched two hitter ball through ten innings. Gadsden tied 1-1 in the ninth before Pensacola pushed a run in the 10th to win 2-1. Selma topped Vicksburg 5-2, Meridian rallied for seven to beat Anniston 7-6, and Jackson beat the Rebels 4-3 in Montgomery.
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Major League Leaders Aging Through Season Highlights
Batting leaders include Walker of Brooklyn at .367 and Musial of St. Louis with .380 Batting runs list Musial with 39 and Slaughter with 37 Runs Batted In. Pitching leaders show Higbe of Brooklyn 5 0 and Ferriss of Boston 10 0.
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Prince Omar Tops Keene in Benson Field Wrestling
Prince Omar 208 Detroit defeated Charley Keene 205 St. Louis in the main event taking two of three falls after a prior disqualification incident as Garaza Luzano 230 defeated Bad Boy Brown 225 in two straight falls in 16 minutes. Almost 500 fans attended.
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Keene
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Army Star Coulter Chooses Georgia Tech Transfer
De witt Coulter, All-America tackle for Army last year, will transfer to Georgia Tech. Assistant coach Bob Woodruff says Coulter will enroll once transcripts arrive. Woodruff coached Coulter at West Point for the past two years.
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Meeks’s marriage story earns gift from lawmakers
In Jefferson City on June 13 Rep. Ben Meeks received a $100 wedding gift after recounting how he won his wife. He, a preacher, was once refused when proposing but attended her church service and she agreed to marry him, noting he was not enough of a preacher to hurt.
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Roundup of 1940s sports notes and player movements
The roundup covers Craig Wood’s long standing golf record since 1941 and wind affected scoring by Dick Burton, a Hoboken baseball memory. It notes Umpire remarks from a century ago, a Tri County Semi Pro baseball game with back to back home runs, Duke football relations, and Jake McAlister returning to Oklahoma after Alabama stint.
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George Clark
Duke
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Jake McAlister
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Rickey Re-Elected President of Brooklyn Club
Brooklyn June 13 Branch Rickey has been re elected President of the Brooklyn National League baseball club.
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Hogan Nelson Favored In Open Championship Start
Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson head a star-studded field as 171 players and a lone English entrant begin the 72 hole Open at Canterbury Golf Club. The 46th National Open offers $8,000 with $1,500 to the winner as 136 pros and 36 amateurs vie under challenging weather. The cut will eliminate all but the 60 low scorers after 36 holes, with finals to come Saturday.
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King Lawson
Craig Wood
Henry Picard
Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
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Harold
Jug) MecSpaden
Lloyd Mangrum
Herman Barron
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Chick Harbert
Foot disorders affect over 96 million people
Public health data indicates more than 96.6 million individuals aged over years suffer from foot disorders across the population. The figure highlights widespread foot health issues and potential demand for medical care and preventive programs.
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