Memphis High Defeats Jackson In Southeast High School Tilt
Humes High of Memphis routed Jackson Miss high 11 to 5 in the second round of the Southeast High School Baseball Tournament. Jesuit of New Orleans beat Lanier of Macon 4 3 to drop Lanier to the losers bracket as Bilger and Oser each pitched well for their teams.
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Atlanta
Humes High
Memphis
Jesuit
New Orleans
Teu- Robert Bilger
Jackson
Miss
Lanier
Macon
Georgia
Charlie Bollinger
Hugh Oser
Louisiana
Bollingér Peel
Oser
Don’t waste the good pot liquor from spinach
A kitchen tip suggests saving the spinach pot liquor after cooking. Use it to enrich soup or create a healthful chilled vegetable cocktail, turning a byproduct into a flavorful, nutritious base.
Standings and results from American and National leagues
American League results show Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Washington, St. Louis, and Philadelphia with scores including Cleveland 8 New York 3 and Chicago 6 Washington 4. National League notes Cincinnati 15 Brooklyn 3 and Chicago 7 Boston 3. Southern Association standings list Atlanta 49 25 and Memphis 22 98 with multiple game results across Birmingham Nashville Mobile and Little Rock.
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New York
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Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Fis
Chicago
Boston Ji
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile Ay
Birmingham
AIT
Little Rock
Mobile
Cincinnati Khaabs
No Judging Egg Color by Shell Hue
A succinct proverb-like note dismisses judging eggs by shell color, stating shell shade offers no reliable clue to yolk color. Emphasizes awareness of misleading appearances in simple judgments.
Raiders Take First Game In City Softball League
The Raiders defeated Meadow Gold 14 to 4 and Dot's beat Namies 15 to 3 as Tuesday night games ended early under league rules. Meadow Gold added four players but trailed after three innings, while Dot's built a big lead with eight runs in the third inning led by two homers from Johns and Parks.
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Raiders
Namies
Meadow Gold
H. L. “Shorty
Ogle
Willard Street
Claude Gilliam
Marvin Amsbrough
Joel Motherway
Yarbrough
Gilliam
Motherway
Meadow Golds
Bob Sittason
Charley
Jones
Gene Ratliff
Dot's
Jimmy Johns
Callahan
Johns
Ray Parks
Collins
Nannies
Harvey
Charles Riley
Brewer
McLemore
Coulter Signs With Giants After West Point Exit
Georgia Tech line coach Bob Woodruff announced that Dewitt Coulter Army All American tackle signed with the New York Giants for this fall. Coulter, who withdrew from West Point, agreed to a contract reported at 19000 dollars plus a 2500 signing bonus and spoke from Fort Worth Texas.
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Atlanta
Bob Woodruff
Georgia Tech
Dewitt Coulter
Army
New York Giants
Coulter
West Point
Woodruff
Fort Worth
Texas
Barons edge Nashville in 10 innings for 7 6 win
Birmingham defeats Nashville 7-6 in ten innings on a home run by Bob Reid to split the four game set. Atlanta Crackers win 7-6 at Chattanooga with Bill Ayers earning his 13th victory. Memphis beats New Orleans 2-1 as Wimpy Willis allows eight hits. Schedule lists Atlanta at Nashville and other matchups.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Southern Association
Nashville
Bob Reid
Atlanta Crackers
Chattanooga
Bill Ayers
Lookouts
Memphis Chicks
New Orleans
Wimpy Willis
Mobile
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattarrooga
Memphis
Club Rosters Listed for Second Half of City Softball
Rosters for the second half of the city softball season include Meadow Gold with Marvin Yarbrough and Joe Motherway among others while Decatur Transit lists Joe Jones and Herbert McElroy. Raiders feature Bob Sittason and Gene Ratliff alongside Chastain Broadway and A. J. Coleman. Names also appear for Namies DOTs Garrison’s and others such as James Johns, Ray Love, and Claude Hess.
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Marvin Yarbrough
Joe Motherway
Claude Gilliam
Raymond Whitt
Tom King
Buster Black
Willard Street
Bill Carpenter
Herbert Sims
Clinton Roberson
Bill Askins
Albert Clapton
Burl McLemore
Raiders
Bob Sittason
Gene Ratliff
Carl Boley
Joe Brewer
Charley Jones
Chastain Broadway
Billy Joe Terry
Coy Halbrooks
Raphael Thompson
Chalmers Riley
Charles Riey
Bobby Golden
A. J. Coleman
James Johns
Ray Love
Flynn
Ray Parks
Malhon Joe Yarbrough
Travis Callahan
James Sparkman
Raymond Thornhill
Claude McMurtrie
Scott McClanahan
Shelby Cole
Bill Jackson
Claude Hess
Garrison
Jimmy Newlin
Ed Johnson
Robert Hudson
Lamar Gurganus
Bud Lee
Walter Todd
Thomas Todd
Mark Long
Raymond Smith
Clyde Smith
Nolan Sanders
Clifton Kimbrell
Eggs preserved in water glass for cooking use
Water glass preserved eggs prove satisfactory for scrambling omelets and baking but less suitable for poaching frying or soft cooking in the shell.
Phillies Stop Cardinals 5-3 in comeback win
Ben Chapman draws praise as Phillies surge to 18 wins in 24, moving from eighth to sixth while Del Ennis drives in three on two hits. Cardinals drop after Brookline’s 5-3 loss as Pittsburgh, Chicago and Boston post varied results in pennant races.
Two New Men Meet Tonight In Decatur Wrestling Card
Decatur veterans of Foreign Wars promote a weekly Benson Field show with two newcomers in action. Nick Carter, ex Birmingham Southern football star, teams with Jack Wentworth of Canada to face Charlie Keene and Sailor Watkins of Texas. Carter and Wentworth, long-time partners, have won all local matches since reuniting. A one fall prelim with a 30 minute limit features Carter versus Watkins. main card starts at 8 30.
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Decatur
Benson Field
Nick Carter
Birmingham
Carter
Watkins
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Busy Baseball Slate
Yesterday's stars include Bobby Feller striking out 13 Yankees to boost his season total to 165 in an 8-3 win for the Indians. Tex Hughson earned his fourth straight win with a two hit 1-0 shutout over the Tigers. Ray Mueller drove in five with two homers and two singles as the Reds crushed the Pirates 15-3.
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Associated Press
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Phillies
Dodgers
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
del Ennis
Cardinals
Brookdéwn
Cincinnati
John Hetki
Dodger
Ray Mueller
Ed Lukon
Brooklyn
Les Webber
Pittsburgh
Nicky Strincevich
New York Giants
Chicago
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Boston
Tex Hughson
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
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Freddy Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Yankees
Feller
Rapid Robert Fanning
Bill Dietrich
Cecil Travis
Washington
Sam Zoldak
Indians
Red Sox
Tigers
Reds
Nick Strincevich
Pirates
Baseball offers aid to Spokane Indians after fatal bus crash
Spokane Indians receive help from the Western International League and major and minor leagues across the nation after a bus crash killed eight players and injured seven others. Spokane's Sam Collins plans to resume play, aided by players from Milt Cadinha Joe Faria and Fred Lanifero, while Branch Rickey and league presidents pledge support.
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Wash
Spokane Indians
Robert B. Abel
Tacoma
Sam W. Collins
Indians
Collins
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Brooklyn Dodgers
National League
W. G. Bramham
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Clarence Rowland
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles
William H. Klepper
Portland
Beavers
Milt Cadinha
Joe Faria
Fred Lanifero
San Diego
Sports Roundup Highlights Early 1946 Yankee Box Sales
By Hugh Fullettes Jr. New York June 26 14 When the baseball Yankees opened their 1946 season they had sold 500 boxes for the season at high prices. The football Yankees sold 400 boxes at 140 each and have 65000 in season ticket sales. Topeka's Jim Reed notes Army recruiters struggle as sergeants earn 78 a month. Clemson College seeks extra football game for Nov 30 amid a nine-game 1946 schedule.
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New York
Baseball Yankees
Football Yankees
Topeka
Jim Reed
Jim
Shipbuilders Open Season Night Game In Huntsville
The Ingalls Shipbuilders travel to Huntsville to face the Huntsville Manufacturing team at Merrimac Park in the first night game of the season. Starting at 8 p.m., Ingalls seeks their eighth win in 14. Manager Herman Evans may start Ray Sherrill or Robert Hudson.
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Huntsville
Merrimac Park
Herman Evans
Ray Sherrill
Robert Hudson
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