Louis Stamps Godoy In Brutal Eighth Round Knockout
Louis dominated Godoy with relentless punches lasting eight rounds. The Chilean, knocked down twice, faced savage lefts and rights until referee Cavanagh stopped the fight as blood streamed from a deep cut. Louis weighed 199 pounds and eyed a possible September return if a Galento Baer clash happens next month.
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Billy
Cavanagh
Louis
Godoy
al Weill
Louiss
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Bombing Death Toll Across German Cities Press Reports
British raids on Cologne and Dusseldorf caused multiple fatalities with 16 dead reported in Berlin. Dusseldorf papers claim ten killed and many injured with substantial property damage noted.
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Berlin
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Baseball Results From The National League
The Associated Press reports NL scores with New York defeating Chicago 6 to 3, Pittsburgh 8 over Boston 7, Philadelphia 4 over Cincinnati 3 in 12 innings, with only these games on the schedule.
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The
Associated Press
National League
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores From The Day
The American League games included Chicago 1 over New York 0 in 11 innings and Cleveland 12 over Washington 1. Philadelphia defeated Detroit 6 to 4. In the National League Boston fell to St Louis 4 to 2. Southern Association results saw Knoxville 2 defeating New Orleans 1 and Chattanooga 6 over Little Rock 2. Memphis beat Atlanta 6 to 2 and Birmingham edged Nashville 6 to 5.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Major league schedule fronts as 14 games listed
The schedule lists matchups including Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia and Chicago, Washington at St Louis night, Memphis at Atlanta, Birmingham at Nashville, Little Rock at Chattanooga, and New Orleans at Knoxville.
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Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Fishing Report for Lauderdale and Colbert Districts
Fishing is slow across Lauderdale and Colbert with fair strikes only below Wilson and Wheeler Dams where white lake bass Jack salmon and bream bite on live bait and plugs. Second Creek is dingy and high with slow action on all game fish using live bait and plugs. Cypress Creek also dingy and high with slow bites on bass bream crappie and white lake bass. Shoals Creek and Cane Creek are dingy and high with slow game fish bites on live bait. Big Bear Creek is muddy and high with slow action on game fish.
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Colbert
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Shoals Creek
Cane Creek
Big Bear Creek
Want Ad Announcement for Local Tele phone Services
A brief want ad notes that the listing will appear in over 7000 local homes and provides the telephone contact number 46 for inquiries. The notice emphasizes broad reach of the advertisement.
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Two Hurlers Steal Show In City Softball Night
Lovelace Garrison and Riverside schoolboys led a high scoring evening as Alabama fell to Garrison 5 to 3 and Vaughan defeated Riverside 7 to 3. Covington S. Sandy and Floyd McAbee paced Vaughan while Murphy and Covington teammates contributed for the winners.
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Lewier
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Page
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Lewter
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Terry
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Flynn
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Lee
Ogle
Daily Crossword Across
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Courtland Falls 4 2 to Russellville in opener
Courtland loses its first game of the season 4 to 2 at Russellville Park. R Agee started on the mound for Courtland and was relieved by E Sherrill who finished strongly. Six errors hurt Courtland as Scott pitched for Russellville. box score notes Bratton a 3-base hit and a 2-base hit by Scott.
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Ala
Russellville
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Russelville
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Sinclair
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Chicks Crax Tie for Second in Southern Association
Memphis and Atlanta clinched a tie for second place in the Southern Association as Nashville held a six game lead likely hosting the all star game in July. Joe Roxbury of Memphis and Garton Del Savio of Birmingham delivered late dramatics while Knoxville beat New Orleans 2 1 and Little Rock fell to Chattanooga 6 2.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Vols
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Garton del Savio
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
New French Battleships Seized at Brest
Berlin reports Der Angriff says Germans seized two 35 000 ton French battleships the Clemenceau and the Richelieu under construction at Brest during pursuit of the port.
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der Angriff
Brest
France
Browns Burst Into Sensation in Bid for Lead
Baseball's current sensation is the St. Louis Browns who surged into fifth place a game and a half behind the Yankees after sweeping the Red Sox in a doubleheader 2-1 and 11-4. Bob Feller pitched a 12-1 win to move the Indians atop the league, while Ford Frick cleared Bob Bowman of blame in Medwick beaning incident.
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New York Yankees
Brownies
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Yanks
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Washington Senators
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National League
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Myron C Taylor Ill In Florence As Pope Informed
The condition of Myron C Taylor, Roosevelt's representative to the Holy See, was reported as somewhat worse in Florence. He is seriously ill and Mrs Taylor is traveling from the United States by air to be with him while Pope Pius XII has been informed and asked to be kept updated.
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Roosevelt
Holy See
Florence
Vatican
Pius Xtii
Man Fined In Recorder's Court For Parking Meter Breach
A man from Columbia was fined in recorder's court for allegedly electing the parking meter ordinance. He was among those who collect money from meters, likened to being bitten by one's own dog.
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Columbia, S. C
Recorder's Court
Athletics Rally Past Yankees as Brancato Delivers Big Hit
Al Brancato drove in six runs including a bases loaded single and a homer, lifting the Philadelphia Athletics to a 6-4 win. The Yankees were blanked 1-0 by Chicago’s John Rigney in 11 innings, marking New York’s fifth straight loss. The Phillies beat the Reds 4-3 in 12 innings to seize the NL lead, while the Giants routed the Cubs 6-3 and the Pirates edged the Bees 8-7.
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al Brancato
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
John Rigney
New York
Phillies
Kirby Higbe
Chuck Klein
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Larry French
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Briesz Talks Sports as Louis Plans Golf and Fights
New York reports Louis travels to Atlantic City to train for a July 2 clash with Baer and Galento. Joe Louis arranges a Detroit pro to join him, while references to the Browns, Yankees, and Red Sox appear. Louis lands many “Joe Louis Specials” and hurts Billy Conn in heats. Larry MacPhail seeks fan pep for the Cards but is blocked by Leo Durocher.
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Atlantic City
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Galento
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Yanks
Red Sox
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Larry MacPhail
Leo Durocher
Dean leads comeback drive as fans back Texas all star pick
Denny Carroll's health worries Tigers spark concern over Bartell’s return. Arturo Godoy and CCC camp boxers are noted while Beech Sikes and Larkin show early boxing roots. The mail praises Dean as the league's top choice for starting pitcher, with strong fan support for his comeback.
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Tippy Larkin
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Carroll
Dick Bartell
Cizy Dean
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Burr cites Vitt season finish to save club face
The Moccasin telegraph reports Oscar Vitt may finish the season to spare the club embarrassment as disgruntled players previously demanded Witt be burned. Kansas City Blues say the Yankees lack their former zest after an exhibition loss. A transcontinental arrival reveals Owen Anderson with Baron Von Cramm’s racquet, a relic from earlier ties, as Al Aldrickson tours Washington U. at the big fair.
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Kansas City Blues
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Owen Anderson
California
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Dlutch
al Aldrickson
Washington U
Poughkeepsie
Pitchers Dominate Canadian-American League Start
Cy Morgan leads Ottawa as the league records show 37 of 40 games started by the initiating pitcher. The three incomplete games are credited to relief handling. The trend highlights strong starter depth in the Can adian-American circuit.
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Cy Morgan
Ottawa
P.S
One Minute Interviews Offer Calm Golf and Baseball Advice
Willie Turnesa the ex amateur champion says to play well you must relax while Paul Waner adds the same for baseball claiming the best fun comes from a relaxed mindset. The quotes reflect doctor recommended calm in sport.
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Willie Turnesa
Paul Waner
Athens carrier Barker to undergo operation at Tuscaloosa hospital
Dewey L. Barker longtime city mail carrier and former assistant postmaster will leave Saturday for the Veterans hospital in Tuscaloosa for an operation and treatment. Harry M. Allen will handle his route during the absence.
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Ala
Dewey L. Barker
Veterans Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Harry M. Allen
Shirt rule at Norfolk navy yard cafeteria
The employees cooperative restaurant at the Norfolk navy yard announces a formal policy requiring shirts for service. Workers have been notified they will not be served if they are not wearing shirts.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Navy Yard
Voice of the People Publication Policy Note
The Daily states it reserves the right to accept or reject communications and limits articles to 300 words. Readers are advised to submit concise items suitable for publication and to comply with the newspaper's guidelines.
Decatur Celebrates 120th Anniversary and Growth
A letter from 917 Oak Street in Decatur lauds the city on the Tennessee River as an ideal industrial and residential spot. The 120th anniversary program showcased Decatur’s river and rail links, educational facilities, and community spirit, praising local leaders and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Tennessee River
South
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Daily
Blue Devils Resume Play With Back-to-Back Outs
The Blue Devils head to Jasper to face Alabama Mills on Saturday and return to Alabama Park for a 2:30 game Sunday. Briscoe and Manahan expected to handle mound duties in both tilts as lineups listed include Jasper Cox Grimes ORear Daines Cain Butler ORear Wells Lynn or Moon and Blue Devils with Graham Brazelton Kimbrell Pepper McMurtrie Sheats Knoblock Grant Briscoe or Manahan.
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