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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

10

Hogan Leads National Open After First Round In Heat

Bespectacled Al Brosch shot 68 to lead a 162-player field on the Northwood course as Ben Hogan posted 69 in the first day. Sam Snead Horton Smith Dick Metz also posted 70s in sweltering 94 degree heat with winds, while others lurked in the 71 and 72 brackets threatening Brosch and Hogan.

Dallas al Brosch Brosch Garden City N. Y Northwood Ben Hogan Sam Snead Breckoning Hortonith PGA Dick Metz Josch Porky Oliver Dutch Harrison George Fazio Ted Kroll Julius Boros Exampion Lew Worsham Tommy It Chandler Harper Jackie Ke Jimmy Demaret Jim Fer Floyd Man

Yesterday's MLB-like Scores Feature City Matchups

Memphis beat Atlanta 6 to 5. Little Rock defeated Birmingham 3 to 2. New Orleans won 3 to 2 against Chattanooga. Nashville lost 3 to 4 and Mobile routed 11 to 1.

Memphis Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham New Orleans Chattanooga Nashville Mobile

Today's Schedule Features Regional Basketball Matches

Memphis plays Atlanta, Little Rock battles Birmingham, Nashville meets Mobile, and Chattanooga faces New Orleans in a day of regional basketball across four games.

Memphis Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham Nashville Mobile Chattanooga New Orleans

Scores From The Day In Major League Baseball

New York topped Detroit 3 to 0 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 4. Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 4 and Boston won against St. Louis 7 to 5.

New York As Eewens Boston Cleveland Mee Ween Ee Chicago Weewe Wens Washington Ene Ewe Philadelphia Ry St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia Washington

New York at Cleveland Game Set as Sole N Division Matchup

The schedule lists only the New York at Cleveland game marked as N for the night. No other fixtures appear on the docket.

New York Cleveland

New York at Cincinnati Postponed by Rain

Scores show St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 15 to 10 and Chicago 3 over Philadelphia 1. Boston 11 beat Pittsburgh 2.

Brooklyn New York Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati BONE Philadelphia Pittsburgh Enn Boston

Local baseball scores from Augusta and nearby cities

Yesterday results show Montgomery 7 over Savannah 3 and Savannah 0 over Montgomery 5 in separate games. Jacksonville 5 over Columbus 4. Jacksonville 5 over Columbus 4, Augusta 2 over Columbia 1, Macon 4 over Charleston 1.

Columbia Eee Charleston Montgomery Maconewe Columbus Jacksonville Savannah Augusta Columbia Macon

Jacksonville at Montgomery

Jacksonville visits Montgomery in a regional football matchup as teams seek crucial conference points amid a tight standings race.

Pepsi Cola Plans Trip To Ryan Cross Roads Saturday

Pepsi Cola manager Grady Roberts announced the upcoming schedule for his team. The locals travel to Ryan Cross Roads Saturday to meet the opposing club. Roberts listed players expected to be at the Alabama Grill.

Grady Roberts Pepsi Cola Ryan Cross Roads Roberts Alabama Grill

Cyrus Wins 2-1 as Augusta Tops Reds in Southern Association

Dave Cyrus pitched a brilliant two hitter for Augusta in a 2-1 win over league-leading Columbia Reds. He struck out nine, fanned six in a row in the seventh and eighth, and secured Augusta's first home victory since May 17. Ken Polivka took the loss.

Vernon Butler Associated Press Dave Cyrus Southern Association Augusta South Atlantic League Tigers Birmingham Columbia Reds Cellarite Cyrus Ron Bowen Ken Polivka Jacksonville Columbus Macon Charleston Montgomery Savannah Indians Grays Savannah Dick Greco Kirby Higbe Jake Spruill Higbe Bill Harrington Charley Samaklis Roberto Detancourt Bob Zacritz Charleston Rebels Bobby Howard Paul Mauldin Peach

White Way defeats Red Shield 5 to 3 at West Town Park

White Way handed the Red Shield baseball club a 5 3 loss Thursday night at West Town Park. Gerald Standridge pitched the full game and Sonny Berry took the loss. White Way advances to face Decatur Junior Legion Sunday afternoon. Box score:

White Way Red Shield West Town Park Gerald Standridge Sonny Berry Decatur Junior Legion

Ten B 29 Crewmen Missing After Ditching Near Kwajalein

Ten crewmen of a B 29 Superfortress are reported missing after a ditching 175 miles west of Kwajalein in shark infested waters. The 11 man crew included an Air Force captain who was rescued four hours later with a broken leg. He reported the plane broke up quickly on impact.

Honolulu Kwajalein Air Force

Local Baseball Schedule and Player List For Road Trip

At 10 00 Saturday morning the team will travel to Ryan. Players listed include Jack Freeman Charley Horton Burns Sams Nash Smith Patterson Benefield Patterson Biles Harrison and Betterton. Upcoming games span June through July with matchups against Trinity Huntsville Cubs New Hope Hillsboro Ryan Morgan City Moulton Union and Trinity among others.

Ryan Jack Freeman Charley Horton Burns Sams Nash Smith Patterson Benefield Biles Harrison Betterton Trinity Huntsville Cubs New Hope Hillsboro Morgan City Moulton Union

Truman Enjoys Political Theater as Conventions Loom

Washington column notes President Truman, detached from a favorite, watches Republican and Democratic rifts widen. Taft and Eisenhower factions clash while Democrats prepare for their Chicago convention and Truman hints at a post convention campaign path. Lodge labels Taft forces tactics rough and shyster. Taft counters Eisenhower ruthlessness.

Washington Truman Taft Eisenhower Chicago White House Henry Cabot Lodge

Moulton News United in Marriage Mary Jo Kizer and Samuel Sanders Jr

Miss Mary Jo Kizer and Samuel Robert Sanders Jr united in marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Sanders before friends from Lexington Moulton and Florence. The bride is a nurse at Coffee Memorial Hospital and the groom a photostatic operator at Redstone Arsenal. They will reside in Huntsville. The Cherub Choir of Moulton Baptist Church will perform a Father’s Day program at services Sunday. The choir comprises 24 children ages 3 to 6 led by Mrs. R. C. Pickens with pianist Mrs. Byron Stephenson. The Lions Club hosted a Fish Fry at Wheeler Dam with 100 plates. two new members Tennis Sanderson and Walker McCullough were introduced.

Mary Jo Kizer Samuel Robert Sanders, Jr George D. Sanders Lexington Moulton Florence Charles L. Frederick Northwood Avenue Methodist Church H. R. Kizer Coffee Memorial Hospital S. R. Sanders Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Moulton Baptist Church R. C. Pickens Byron Stephenson Jesus George Thomas Simms Cliff Terry Sammy Miles Linda Roberson Paddy Hunt Charlotte Terry Virginia Ann Proctor Garren Terry Jimmie Corum Roger Weatherwax Mary Alice Gay Donna Bass Ann Frances Carraway Holt Hardin, Jr Alice Holt Hardin Sandra Roberson Billy Hunt Joel King Ronnie Caspers Kent Stephenson Ann McCullough Jan McCullough Freida McCullough Carolyn Sparks Moulton Lions Club B. and H Wheeler Dam Tennis Sanderson Walker McCullough R. C. Jackson

Burgess Reunion At Wheeler Dam Picnic Grounds

The family of J. H. Burgess held their annual reunion at Wheeler Dam picnic grounds on Sunday June 8. Twenty three children and grandchildren enjoyed a bountiful picnic dinner.

Bomber Flight Result Lit by Kwajalein Engine Failure

The report states the bomber lost two of its four engines soon after takeoff from Kwajalein on the way to Guam. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier indicated the remaining crew members aboard were believed missing.

Hawaiian Sea Frontier Kwajalein Guam

Local Couples Share Weekend Visits Across Towns

Mr. and Mrs. James Graham of Russellville spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Earl Graham and family. Miss Nelia Owens of Albuquerque arrived Wednesday for an extended visit with Miss Billie Ruth Fretwell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godwin with Linda Jean and Mary Frances visited Mr. J. O. Hardin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Harris of Decatur visited relatives in Moulton Sunday and Monday.

James Graham Russellville Graham B. Earl Graham Nelia Owens Albuquerque New Mexico Billie Ruth Fretwell Frank Godwin Linda Jean Mary Frances Decatur J. O. Hardin Kirk Harris Moulton

Governor Opposes Rerouting U S 31 From Mobile

Gov Gordon Persons and State Highway Director Guerry Pruett reject plans to move U S 31 away from Mobile favoring additional federal routes into Mobile instead. The U S 31 Association proposed a Panama City extension, while Mobile leaders and chambers oppose changes to the current Gulfport ending route.

Mobile Gordon Persons Gulf Port Persons Guerry Pruett Mobile Press Register Montgomery Pruett U. S. 31 Association Birmingham Great Lakes

Athens Teachers Complete 40 Hour Driver Training

Two Athens high school teachers, James L. Cowart and James F. Elmore, recently completed a 40 hour driver training instructors' course at the University of Alabama. The program emphasized safety.

Athens High School University of Alabama James L. Cowart James F. Elmore

Route Description From Mobile to Chattanooga

Mobile to Birmingham then U S 11 to Chattanooga described as the journey route. The note outlines a sequence through Alabama cities and a primary highway to reach Tennessee. No dates or additional destinations are given.

Trade and Industrial Education Sponsorship Details

Joint sponsorship details reveal involvement of the American Automobile Association, the State Department of Education, and the Trade and Industrial Education Service of the Division of Vocational Education throughout the course.

The American Automobile Assn State Department of Education Trade and Industrial Education Service Division of Vocational Education

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