Dot's Down Darleen 8 to 1 in undefeated run
Dot's extends perfect season with 8 to 1 win over Darleen as Gervis Moore allows only two hits. Ratliff and Brewer notches the lone Darleen hits while Dot's offense capitalizes on eight Darleen errors and multiple runners. Hartselle rolls 24 to 16 over Green Stein in the other league tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Ratliff
Joe Brewer
Moore
Ratliff
Brewer
Dot
No Def
James Osborne
Darleen
Liza Smith
Carl Boley
Bud Lee
Smith
Ray Love
Sandlin Sam
McMurtrie
Love
Bob Wilson
Buddy Halbrooks
Ray Royer
Lee
Chick” Sparkman
McMurtie
Wilson
Toady Parks
Sparkman
Parks
Chambers Riley
Hartselle
Green
Stein
Toe Bhvin
Poison kills thousands of fish in Alabama streams
In Madison County streams Indian Creek and Huntsville Spring Branch near the Huntsville Arsenal, thousands of fish have died since May 2 and again on June 9 from poison discharges. Game fish including bass and crappie, plus commercial fish, were killed. the incident threatens local sport fishing and commercial livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Huntsville Spring Branch
Madison County
Huntsville Arsenal
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Lawrence S. Givens
Arsenal
Solvay Process Company
York Traded to White Sox in Red Sox Swap
The Boston Red Sox announce the swap of first baseman Rudy York to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Murrell Jones. York helped spark Boston to the 1946 pennant and now bats .212. the clubs will meet in a double header here tomorrow to open the new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rudy York
Murrell Jones
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
York
Red Sox
Jones
York Trades to Red Sox in 1946 Exchange
York arrived to Boston from Detroit on January 3 1946 in exchange for Eddie Lake. Jones, hurt in a collision with Lake, fractured left elbow and was out until this season. York, age 33, debuted with the Tigers in 1934 as catcher and later played third base and outfield before becoming a first baseman in 1940. Jones is seven years younger, joined the Tigers in 1941 and served three years in the Navy as a fighter pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Red Sox
Detroit
Eddie Lake
Jones
Lake
Tigers
Potato Skins Get Tender With Meat Drippings
To keep potato skins soft and tender, grease them with meat drippings before baking for a juicy crust and flavorful finish.
Fan picks All Star players face of the ballots
Joe Fan on Spot in Picking Players For All Star Game outlines how fans will choose 25 players for the July 8 Chicago game at Wrigley Field with pitchers selected by managers. Johnny Mize leads likely selections while Stan Musial and Earl Torgeson risk votes. rosters include Slaughter, Ennis, Williams, DiMaggio and Feller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eck Salter
New York
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Mize
Stan
Musial
Earl Torgeson
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Shortstop
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati
Buddy Kerr
Giants
Marty Marion
Cards
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Miller
Braves
Kerr
Emil Verban
Phillies
Ed Stanky
Bob Elliot
Frankie Guistine
Pirates
Spider Jorgensen
Dodgers
Whitey Kurowski
Walker Cooper
Bruce Edwards
Clyde McCullough
Chicago Cubs
Enos Slaughter
Harry Walker
del Ennis
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Ralph Kiner
Johnny Hopp
Dodger
Dixie Walker
Willard Marshall
Warren Spahn
Schoolboy Rowe
Hank Barony
Harry Brecheen
Red Birds
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Cronin
Rudy York
George McQuinn
Yankee
Mickey Vernon
Senators
Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Keystone
Joe Gordon
Cleveland Indians
Gordon
Lot Boudreau
Bob Dillinger
St. Louis Browns
George Kell
Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Buddy Lewis
Pat Mullin
Tigers
Tom Henrich
Yanks
Aaron Robinson
Yankees
Buddy Roser
Bob
Baseball Probable Pitchers Across The League
A listing of probable pitchers for upcoming games includes St Louis and New York matchups with Kramer Muncrief against Chandler or Shea, Cleveland duels, Detroit versus Washington, Chicago at Boston, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and other noted duels. Several records and win totals accompany pitcher names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Kramer
Muncrief
Chandler
Shea
Cleveland
Tye Gheeaeee
Flores
Detroit
Washington
Newhouser
Trout
Hutchinson
Masterson
Newsom
Chicago
Boston
Gillespie
Ant T
Va Hughson
Dobsorr
National Boston
Pittsburgh
Roe
Enewson
Sain
Spahn
Newsat
P Ghaginnata Or
New Peek Wacensconeces Nancges
Philadelphia
St. Washington Louis
X- Cincinnati
Leahy warns of tough Notre Dame season after spring game
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy voices concern over the 1947 nine game schedule despite a strong spring finale win over the Old Timers. He notes Army Navy Iowa and Southern California pose threats with an undefeated Cadet invasion anticipated on November 8 in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame Stadium
Elmer Angsman
Chicago Cardinals
Jim Mello
Fulback
Boston Yankees
Gerry Cowhig
Los Angeles Rams
George Connor
Ernie Zaleski
Bill Gompers
Lloyd Simmons
Ziggy Czarobski
Johnny Lujack
Frank Tripucka
Larry Coutre
Terry Brennan
Johnny Panelli
Leahy
Mello
Emily Sitko
Corry Clatt
Mike Swistowicz
George Ratterman
Zaleski
Tulane
Coutre
Swistowicz
Little Coy McGee
California
Lujack
Tripucka
Ratterman
Pete Ashbaugh
Black Knights of the Hudson
Trish
New York
Frank
Navy
Iowa
Ingalls and Cubs Home Elks Travel To Scottsboro
Three of Decatur's four baseball teams play today Ingalls Elks and Cubs in action, plus a return game between Decatur Elks and Scottsboro. Ingalls vs Reynolds Ramblers in a two game set at Ingalls field starting at 2.00 pm with Graham and Puckett pitching. Cubs visit Falkville for a 2 30 pm game at Delano Park with Justice to start. Umpires Looney behind the plate Teague on the bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ingalls, Elks
Cubs
American Legion
Ingalls
Decatur Elks
Scottsboro
Frank Knoblock
Easton Jones
Hoyt Grizzard
Falkville
Delano Park
Gradie Roberts
Charlie Justice
Ramblers
Sheffield
Caudill
Charlie Jones
Bill Freeman
Jimmy Caudill
Ray Love
Herb McElroy
Gene Ratliff
Prentice Crow
Graham and Puckett
Red Kimbrell
Garth Kimbrell
Avery Roberts
Aston Bolding
Sonny Todd
Joe Flynn
Chick” Sparkman
Gerald Fields
Jones
Jones Or Grizzard
Ingalls-Reynolds
Frank Looney
Grady Teague
Col Matt J Winn Impresario Of Derby In Chicago
Col Matt J Winn 85 impresario of the Kentucky Derby for 45 years was hospitalized in Chicago with a severe cold and high fever. Doctors reported his temperature normalizing with no pneumonia detected and urged caution for the elderly figure in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Matt J. Winn
Col. Winn
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas J. Coogan
Eumonia
Three Deillo Park Courts to be Black-Topped
De lano Park tennis courts will be black-topped under a plan agreed by the Park and Recreation Board and Rutledge S. Thomas of the city streets committee. Quince Eddens says park courts have been in poor shape this year and the city will assist in the improvement. Local tennis enthusiasts will welcome the improvement as players have avoided the courts due to the poor condition.
Decatur Tennis Club Adds Two Clay Courts
The Decatur Tennis Club will add two clay courts near Market Street between Wells Street and Highway 31. The new courts will bring the club to three courts, with two clay and one all weather court, and will be lighted for night play for member use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Tennis Club
Market Street
Wells Street
Highway 31
Decatur Club
Veteran Derby Spectator Remembers 1875 First Kentucky Derby
One of the few living persons who witnessed the 1875 Kentucky Derby and has attended every subsequent derby recounts memories of the early race and its evolving history.
Carter Wrestles in Decatur Card With Ramerey and Kali Pasha
Nick Carter of Oneonta teams with Ed Ramerey to face Kali Pasha the Mad Tur Blackely in a two out of three falls match with a ninety minute limit. The bout follows a promoter held decision and a Keene victory over Kali Pasha. Ramerey was set to meet Gene Blackley in the preliminary with a thirty minute limit. Carter previously defeated Mike Canoma by knockout in the seventh round in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Nick Carter
Oneonta
Turk
Ed Ramerey
Kali Pasha
Tur Blackely
Kilroy
te State Wrestling and_ Commission
John Hartselle
Upheild
Charley Keene
Kali
Pasha
Gene Blackley
Mike Cnacoma
Birmingham
New Heavyweight Match In Alabama Ring Hots Up
Promoter John Hartselle announces a larger referee for this weeks bout as several wrestlers in the lineup exceed two hundred pounds. Ed Ramerey debuts as a noted dirty fighter while Pasha and Blackely loom as top foes in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ramerey
Alabama
Pasha
Blackely
Fang
John Hartselle
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Dot’s
Carleen
Gervis Moore
Darleen Shop
Cooper Wells
Meadow Gold
Green Stein
Team
Dot's
Vv. F. W. Ateeee
Darleen Eneerers
Robe
Ceeeeensseseetesestone
Meadow Gold Green and
White Sox
Reynolds Metals
Ingalls Field
George Hodge
North Alabama
Rman
Murray-Lee Hardware Co
E. Moulten
Glidden
Joe
Ingalls and Cubs
Elks
DERBY
Carter
Aluminum
CANAL
Yuva Lumber Coo
B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns
Lee and
Oak Streets
Emmett McClary
Goodrich
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