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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

8

Dizzy Dean In Garrison Keeps Winning Through Slow Start

Dizzy Dean, despite a dizzy nickname, continues winning at a strong pace for the Cardinals. He has four or five wins, beating the Phillies 3-2 after a hard fought 9th inning, with Jose Gomez wild throw clearing the bases.

Texas League scores from a night of varied results

Beaumont beat Oklahoma City 6 to 3, San Antonio defeated Tulsa 8 to 7, Galveston won over Fort Worth 4 to 2, and Houston edged Dallas 3 to 1.

Wrestler Marrs to Meet Eddie Baker in Tuesday Card at Martin Arena

Johnny Marrs the Wyoming Wildcat returns to face Eddie Cannonball Baker in a best two of three falls wrestling match at Martin Arena. The event, presented by the American League, starts at 8 30 with Marrs also challenging Baker in a 90 minute bout while the semi final runs one hour. Newcomer Eddie Wayland and Mickey McGuire meet in the preliminary.

Johnny Marrs Wyoming Eddie Baker Cannonball Marrs Jordan Baker Baker-Marrs Alabama Eddie Clark Gable

Saints vs Hosierymen Set for Sunday at Alabama Park

St Bernard Saints of Cullman clash with Alabama Hosierymen Sunday at 2 30 p m at Alabama Park in Decatur to open the season. Saints carry 500 baseball mark and seek revenge on the locals after an 8 2 loss in their opener.

Charlie Richards St. Bernard Saints Cullman Alabama Alabama Park Decaturee Saints Catholic College Marion Ala Goodyear Sachs Marlowe White Richards Chandler Shaw Copeland Milligan Booster Cooper T. Sparkman E. Sparkman Hosierymen Howard Bulldogs Collegians

Major League Leaders From The Associated Press Report

National leaders include Terry of the Giants with 566 at bats and Herman of the Cubs at .416. Cubs star Herman leads in runs and doubles alongside league rivals, while Giants and Pirates players share other top spots. American leaders show Sullivan of the Indians batting .464 and Gehringer of the Tigers with 30 hits, plus Grove of the Red Sox 5 0 pitching mark.

Associated Press Terry Giants Herman Cubs Moore Cuyler Reds Norris Phillies Leiber Jordan Bees Medwick Davis Cardinals Lombardi Lavagetto Pirates Camilli Whitehead McQuinn Suhr Sullivan Indians Chapman Yankees Runsen Ees Gehringer Tigers Mame Dickey Yan- Ri Pucemelt Athletics Teoky Ay Re Travis Senators Haas White Sox Rolfe Lebemant Lewis Red Sox Trosky Werber Crosetti Grove Blaeholder

Cruel-Craxin six game lead and rivals fall

The Atlanta Cruel-Craxin team led six games after an 8-2 win over Birmingham and continued wins across the league. Knoxville and Chattanooga won while Nashville, Knoxville, and others posted decisive games as the circuit shifted today. Moon and Lanahan pitched solidly as hitters piled up late scores.

Sooner pitchers shine but lose top talent to majors

Oklahoma coach Jap Haskell develops standout pitchers who leave for professional teams. Verlon Zoth and Dillard Jackson drew notice as sophomores while rivals claim earlier stars like Bill Winford, Hook Coleman, and Lefty Parks. The piece mix notes on baseball figures and sports intrigue of the era.

Eddie Brietz Associated Press New York Lawrence Jap) Haskell Oklahoma Sooners Sooners Bill Winford Kansas City Hook Coleman Lefty Parks Soph Red Sox Oklahoma City Haskell Verlon Zoth Dillard Jackson

Baseball Results From Major Leagues And Minor Circuits

Scores show Atlanta defeat Birmingham 8 to 2 while Nashville beat Memphis 10 to 4 and Knoxville topped New Orleans 5 to 1. St Louis edged eres 2 to 3 and Chicago beat Boston 8 to 6. New York routed Detroit 14 to 3 and Philadelphia drubbed Cleveland 7 to 1. Brooklyn and Cincinnati 5 to 2. Illinois. Newark defeated Buffalo 9 to 3 and Toronto shut out Baltimore 6 to 0. St Paul won 7 to 4 over Indianapolis. Milwaukee 7 Toledo 3. Columbus 8 Minneapolis 3 and Louisville 8 Kansas City L.

American Association St. Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Minneapolis Louisville Kansas City

Southern Leaders Compiled for The Associated Press

Official league statistics show leaders in batting and pitching among clubs. L R Nonnenkamp leads with 22 runs batted in 40 hits. Duke Memphis and Scharien Nashville tied 26 RBI. Stolen bases led by Weatherly New Orleans with 7. Team totals list Atlanta 160 runs and least opponent runs 95.

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Today's games list action across multiple cities

The schedule lists Birmingham at Atlanta New Orleans at Knoxville Memphis at Nashville Little Rock at Chattanooga Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Detroit New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston.

Atlanta - Little Rock New Orleans Nashville Chattanooga Memphis Knoxville Birmingham St Louis New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago St. Louis Atlanta Little Rock Southern League

Baseball trade and historic baseball notes from the mirror

The item recaps three sports moments from different years. Phil Collins, a veteran right-hander, was sold by Phil lies to the Cardinals in a cash deal a year ago. Three years ago Hal Schumacher allowed two hits as the Giants beat the Reds 5 to 0. Five years ago the U S Golf Association sanctioned an international women’s series for the Curtis Cup between the United States and Great Britain.

Associated Press Phil Collins Phillies Cardinals Hal Schumacher Giants Reds U. S Great Britain

Wisconsin braces for Stuhldreher era with spring football turnout

Harry Stuhldreher arrives as Wisconsin athletic director and coach, promising full control and rapid changes. He faces a thin line but plenty of backfield candidates, including Ed Koltun, Captain John Golemgeske, Heve Weiss, Tom Kurth, Petrakis, Page, and Shelbyville blocker Page, as Badger players anticipate Notre Dame style play.

Hicago Stuhldreher Wisconsin Madison Notre Dame Four Horsemen Villanova Walter Meanwell Tubby Spears Harry Stuhldreher Blocker University of Wisconsin Glenn Frank Athletic Board Badger Ed Koltun School of Engineering John Golemgeske John Heve Weiss Tom Kurth Petrakis Racine Elmer Layden Knute Rackne South Bend Page Shelbyville Ind Stuhldre Harry

Dodgers Wingfoots Tie 4-4 After 10 Innings

The Decatur Dodgers and Goodyear Wingfoots battled 10 innings to a 4-4 tie on the Goodyear diamond. Raymond Parks led Dodger hitters with 3 for 4 while Weatherly, King and Isbell contributed. Wingfoots pitchers Sanderson Walker and Ogle matched Knoblock on the mound as both managers commented on late-season form.

Decatur Dodgers Goodyear Dodgers Raymond Parks Weatherly King Isbell Shorty Ogle Mittwede Floyd Walker Ogle Goodyearites Smith Rockies

Baseball Roundup Highlights Key Home Runs and Pitching Saves

Yesterday's stars include Frank Gabler who shut down rallies for the Giants while Buddy Hassett and Johnny Cooney led the Dodgers attack. Frank Demaree drove in three for the Cubs and Charley Gelbert allowed three runs. Monte Pearson powered the Yankees with four RBIs from homer and double against the Tigers. Johnny Marcum limited the Browns to seven hits for the Red Sox. Ted Lyons held the Senators to eight hits as the White Sox tallied 12 hits. Indians' Joe Gleeson Hal Trosky and Joe Vohmik homered in a 7-1 win over the Athletics.

Dean,Walters Cubs Giants Dodgers Monte Pearson Tigers Yankees Johnny Marcum Red Sox Browns Johnny Allen Cleveland Athletics Ted Lyons White Sox Washington Chicago Big Geo. Earnshaw Reds Brooklyn Atlanta Southern Association Birmingham Barons Steel City Crew Travelers Knoxville New Orleans Pels Nashville Memphis Chatham Thomas Stephenson Moon Smokies Morgan Tyler Lanahan Moore Chattanooga Taylor Sharkey Eiland Chicks Vols Frazier Carter Taitt Triplett Frank Gabler Buddy Hassett Johnny Cooney Charley Gelbert Cardinals Phillies Senators

Park Diamond Showdown Set For 3 30 Afternoon

The two teams are slated to meet at Park Diamond at 3 30 in the afternoon for a decisive matchup.

Title race narrows as Alabama aims for one more win

Alabama seeks a single victory to reclaim the conference title with seven wins and two losses. A pair of losses could leave Alabama and LSU tied at seven and four, while LSU closes with a win over Mississippi. Georgia and Florida finish May 11–12. Mississippi and Mississippi State meet May 13–14.

Age Be Campbell Mississippi State Tuscaloosa Alabama Louisiana State University Louisiana State Mississippi Alabama Polytechnic Institute Maroons Starkville University of Mississippi Crimson Tide Georgia Florida Big Jim Whatley Wop Scali Chick Bouska Tide Hillman Walker Aso Shoemaker Swede Anderson Alabama Poly Mississippi State Ania Georgia Wichienecdepninl Nantunnetin Mussissippa

Tennis Courts Opened in Delano Park

City street department official Jack Coolidge announced five Delano Park tennis courts have been prepared and are now ready for public use.

Jack Coolidge City Street Department Delano Park

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