Shull Pitches No Hitter As Wolverine Wins
Jimmy Shull pitched a no hitter for Wolverine as they defeated Nursery 10-0 at Delano Park. Wolverine moves into a tie for league lead with Rotary, after a three inning game ended by run rule.
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Delano Nursery
Finigan Powers A's Past Senators 9 4
Jim Finigan starred with two triples and a double driving in three and scoring three as the Athletics beat the Washington Senators 9 to 4. Vic Raschi earned win No. 2 with relief help from Tom Gorman in the eighth, while Camilo Pascual took the loss. The A's moved into sixth while the Senators fell to seventh after their 10th loss in 11 games.
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Jim Finigan
Washington Senators
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Vic Raschi
Tom Gorman
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Senators
Kansas City
Camilo Pascual
Ted Abernathy
Raschi
Spec Shea
Two Main Events Scheduled On Mat Card
Tuesday night at the Coliseum features two main bouts for two falls out of three with 90 minutes. Carlos Rodriguez faces Nick Carter in one half of the double main presented by DAV and matchmaker Alex Gulas. The Black Terror battles Lucky Gilpin in the other main, with action starting at 8 30.
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Carlos Rodriguez
Nick Carter
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Black Terror
Lucky Gilpin
Nick
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Capell Breaks Through as Cotton States Junior Champ
Capell of Montgomery wins the junior title at Sylacauga by defeating Tennessees player 6-4 6-3. Anniston’s Doug Stewart takes the boys singles crown with a 6-3 6-2 win over Drayton Neters Jr. in a field limited to 15 and 18 year olds respectively.
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Anniston
Drayton Neters Jr
Birmingham
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Stan Cocke
Jack Hepting
Aheville
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Mobile
Alex Sheshunoff
Gagnolia
Ark
Hernando Salas
Bogota
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Barons' Martyn Among Southern Batting Leaders
ATLANTA June 18 Ed White Memphis outfielder leads Southern batting with a .372 mark this week. He overtakes Charlie Riams Nashville second baseman who slipped to .367. Ben Downs Nashville outfielder retains the runs batted in lead.
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Asia
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University of Alabama
Charlie Riams
Nashville
Ben Downs
Barons Fall as Little Rock Tops Birmingham 7-3
In Friday Southern Association action Birmingham lost 7-3 to Little Rock while Memphis shut out Atlanta 10-0 Chattanooga edged Mobile 7-6 and New Orleans crushed Nashville 18-5. Bob Honor moved ahead in doubles with 21 two-baggers and Neil Chrisley led Nashville hitters at .358 with 20 points gained this week.
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Bob Honor
Williams
Neil Chrisley
Bob Skinner
Bob Martyn
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Don Demeter
Jim Lemon
Bob Hazle
John Powers
Luis Aparicio
Dan Kravitz
Clarence Churn
Pel
Hal Griggs
Murray Wall
Mauriello
VFW Edges Austinville 5 4 in Junior League Classic
VFW edged Austinville 5-4 at West Town Field Friday night to close the Junior League contest. Richards hit a game winning triple in the bottom of the seventh as VFW rallied from a 4-1 deficit with two costly errors aiding the comeback. Wyman Logan pitched for Austinville, while the final rally featured a Clifford hit driving in the decisive run.
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Pro Baseball Matches Highlight Weekend Schedule
Saturday’s card features Detroit at Chicago New York at Milwaukee and Boston at Wisconsin with multiple pitchers listed. Strong lineups include Garver Palica and McDonald Coleman in Detroit Chicago duels while Milwaukee hosts Boston and Wisconsin hosts Chicago for key league action.
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Pittsburgh at Cisclansti Mem in LEAGUE Schedule
Mobile pair Albert Hitt wins doubles championship in division by defeating Hig h of Bessemer and Capell 6 3 6 3. The period of gestation note appears as garbled text with unrelated fragments about gan garoos and Seede nt cca movement.
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Bia
Albert Hitt
Mobile
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Bessemer
Ala
Capell
Is Quail Restocking a Backward Step in Reservoir Areas
The article discusses quail restocking and its implications for wildlife in reservoirs. It notes buffalo species and their fishing context, then weighs restocking benefits and landowner incentives, stressing habitat needs and food access as prerequisites for effective release programs.
State to release 10000 quail this fall drew criticism
The State Conservation Department plans a fall release of 10,000 quail, a move critics call backward. They question the practice, noting past failures in Alabama and other states. Authors argue the quail population could explode under ideal conditions, while acknowledging losses.
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State Conservation Department
Alabama
Prattville
Bob White
North Alabama Motorcycle Club announces July 4 race
Athens set for the North Alabama Motorcycle Club 4th of July XII Race at the Athens Fairground Track a half mile course undergoing improvements. Nine races feature Novice Amateur and Expert classes with riders including Everett Brashear Buck Brigance Bill Truman and Mike Dottley among others.
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Texas
Buck Brigance
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N.C
Bill Truman
Rockford
Mike Dottley
Birmingham
Alabama
Dottley
Daytona Beach
Fla
Brigance
Brashear
Truman
Montgomery
Beaumont student lands summer post at Wheeler Refuge
Charles Davis of Beaumont Texas, a Game Management senior at Texas A and M, has a summer job at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge. He has rented a Decatur apartment at 702 Oak Street and will live in Decatur for the season. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service has long offered such summer jobs to promising conservation majors to provide field experience.
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Beaumont
Texas
Texas A. & M
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
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Oak Street
Decatur
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Augusta's Sarna Keeps Batting Lead in SLB
Augusta star Tom Sarna extended his lead in the South Atlantic Baseball League with a .346 average despite dropping 15 points in the week. He sits 10 points ahead of Macon’s P Jones in runs through June 12, while Al Spangler of Jacksonville tops runs with 54. Osbourne of Augusta leads triples with 8 and Sam Drake of Macon has 16 steals.
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Tom Sarna
South Atlantic Baseball League
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Macon
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al Spangler
Jacksonville
Montgomery
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Toepfer
Thompson
Columbia
Boyd Hyatt
Farfaro
Williams
Savannah
Osborne
Sam Drake
Cubs Silence Phillies 4-0 Behind Strong Cubs Hitting
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4-0 as Robin Roberts took his second loss in six starts this week. The Cubs totaled eight hits, building a 3-0 lead before Roberts exited for a pinch hitter in the eighth inning. The game drew 16,543 fans.
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Chicago Cubs
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Roberts
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Brooklyn
Magee and Woodlee Named in South Carolina Rivalry Preview
John Magee, once a Rice Institute standout, teams with rookie halfback Tom Woodlee from the University of South Carolina in a high profile matchup.
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John Magee
Rice Institute
Tom Woodlee
University of South Carolina
Jones Tosses No-Hitter as Cubs Blank Phillies
Sam Jones pitched seven innings with seven singles allowed to earn his seventh win against eight losses. The Cubs shut out Philadelphia 3 0 for their seventh such victory this season, the Phillies first shutout defeat. Jones struck out six for a league leading 87 this season and walked one.
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