Amateur Leads With Surging 66 In Southern Open Golf
Dale Morey a Dallas sandpaper salesman and Davidson College senior Monty S Hill Jr lead after round one at the Southern Amateur at New Orleans Country Club. Morey shot 66 five under par with an eagle, while Hill posted a 67. Walter Cisco matched 67 as other contenders fielded 60s and 70s in the 94-man qualifier.
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White Way Plays Gregg Tonight
White Way and Gregg will face off in a Junior League game at West Town Park. Tip is set for 7:00 with both teams seeking a key early-season win.
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Lions Rally Past Civitan 7-4 in Civic Softball Tilt
Shine Wade earned the win for the Lions who defeated Civitan 7 to 4. Johnnie Powers pitched for Civitan, allowing seven runs on six hits. the Lions exploded for six runs in the fourth, with Godwin, Rooks, Lewis, Wade, Briscoe, and Ashwander driving in five hits and two errors. Rooks homered for Lions. Stroud scored Civitan’s first-inning run. Lyons, Stroud, and Waits added fifth-inning scores for Civitan.
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Tide Engages Wisconsin In NCAA Tonight
In Omaha the NCAA baseball tournament saw Texas coast to a 7-0 win over Tufts as Jim Ehrler held Tufts hitless. Washington State faces Texas at 10 p.m. with both aiming to reach the winner’s bracket, while Rutgers is eliminated after a 3-1 loss to Washington State in ten innings.
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Baseball schedule ties night games across leagues
The schedule lists American League games New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis all night. National League matchups include St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Southern Association fixtures feature Nashville at Atlanta Chattanooga at Birmingham New Orleans at Little Rock Mobile at Memphis. The text ends with a note about hippopotamuses in East Africa.
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Heavy Growth At Port City
Mobile area gains 69,919 people in ten years boosting the first congressional district population to 367,392 in 1950. Mobile county led the rise while all other counties except Mobile declined since 1940. Wilcox fell from 26,279 to 23,451. Camden rose from 909 to 925.
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Dekalb County Population Up Over Two Thousand
Dekalb county Alabama shows a 1950 population of 45,088 up from 43,075 in 1940. Fort Payne, the county seat, has 6,227 residents compared with 4,424 ten years ago. Collinsville records 1,023 residents in 1950.
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Migration to Mobile Drives Shipyard Workforce Growth
People moved from rural counties to the Mobile area and stayed to work in shipyards and manufacturing plants, boosting local industry and employment.
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Mobile
Investment Banker Becomes Rotary International President
Arthur Lagueux of Quebec is elected president of Rotary International succeeding the retiring head Percy Hodgson. Lagueux, head of Lagueux and Rochers, is the sole nominee and an official of several Canadian companies. The investment banker assumes office as Rotary’s 340,000 members begin the new term.
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Quebec
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Rotary 41st annual convention opens with 6500 delegates
The first plenary session of Rotary's 41st annual convention began today with about 6,500 delegates in attendance.
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Dictatorship Established in Colombia Ends Constitutional Era
The Book of Knowledge year book states that a dictatorship took power in Colombia last year, ending fifty years of constitutional government in the country. It notes this marked a complete shift in the political system and governance.
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Book of Knowledge
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