Golfers tune up for Montgomery in state tournament
In Montgomery on May 19 a star studded field from Alabama and surrounding states prepared for the 23rd Alabama invitational with 18 hole match play slated through Saturday. Selma’s Crisman defends against a large field including Preston Watson from Montgomery Frank Blackford Johnny Morris and Harry in a bid for the silver trophy.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Little Showmiaker
Selma
Preston Watson
Frank Blackford
Thames
Johnny Morris
Woodward Country Club
Harry
Austinville Wins Parade Prize At Decatur Chamber Event
Austinville students entered a parade with spirit to win a prize offered by the Decatur Chamber of Commerce. When winners were announced the school took first prize of 35 dollars, and pupils cheered with glad hearts. The Jeffersonian Club met in its regular session to discuss the program with the chairman taking charge.
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Austinville
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Jeffersonian Club
Rain Trace Shifts Spotlight to Porto Rico Open Cast
A trace of rain was reported by the weather observer this morning as the Porto Rico Open unfolds. Gor din Smith of Mobile wins the event with Dan Sage of Atlanta and J D Kirvens of Georgia among top contenders. The Montgomery roster adds Crenshaw Jr and others. the second annual women's invitational draws entrants like Mrs Thornain Clark and Miss Margaret Smith, state amateur champion.
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Gordon Smith
Mobile
Dan Sage
Atlanta
J. D. Kirvens
Montgomery
Files Crenshaw, Jr
Blue Harris
Charlie Ball
Preston Watson
Lotha Smith
Graham McClintock
Thornain Clark
Margaret Smith
Birmingham
Dea Cockrell
Gadsden
Graduates Night At Martin Arena in Decatur
Eighty three members of the Det ratur Senior High class will attend graduates night at Martin Arena on June 4 in a special section decorated in pink and white. Permanent seats have been added on the south side to ease seating for the event. Legion officials ask students to arrive before 8 PM and note a special low admission price.
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Legionnaires
Legion
Alvin Britt
Hugh Nichols
Mobile
Hans Wagner
Freddie Kinchel
Decatur
Joe Preberg
Hungary
Decatur Bugs
Freberg
Advance Ballyhoo
Monster Kindhel
Britt
Wagner
Officers Attend Gadsden Meeting
Sheriff Bud Davis and Deputy Bill Newlin attend the three day peace officers convention in Gadsden. The session runs through Tuesday with officers set to return to Decatur on Wednesday.
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Bud Davis
Bill Newlin
Gadsden
Decatur
Hosierymen Fall to St Bernard in Cullman Tilt
Alabama Hosiery Mill nine trailed St Bernard College 7 to 4 in Cullman Saturday. Maribona led for St Bernard with a homer and three singles while Robertson paced the Hosierymen with three hits in four trips. Coach Richards and Briscoe worked pitchers and base players with effective pickoffs as the hosts pulled away in the eighth.
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Cullman
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St. Bernard College
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St. Bernard
Aula
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Richards
Maribona
Verdon Lowery Weekend Guests in Birmingham
Verdon Lowery was a weekend guest of relatives and friends in Birmingham, staying with family and visiting local sites during the visit.
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Verdon Lowery
Birmingham
Southern League Scores Rumble in Standings
Nashville beat Little Rock 7 to 6 while New Orleans won 10 to 4 and Knoxville defeated 6 to 2 in the Southern League results.
Baseball Scores From ICAN League and National League
ICAN League results include Washington 4 Detroit 1 and Cleveland 8 New York 5. National League games feature Boston 1 Cincinnati 0 and Philadelphia 16 Pittsburgh 4. International League lists Newark 6 9 Syracuse 0 1 and Toronto 10 Buffalo 8.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Montreal
Albany
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Milwaukee Clears With Big Scores In A A Baseball Session
American Association standings show Milwaukee 20 Columbus 4 Indianapolis 3 St. Paul 1 Kansas City 9 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 7 Louisville 6 after latest games.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Baseball Schedule Appears for Tonight's Card
Tonight's games include Birmingham at Chattanooga Memphis at Atlanta New Orleans at Knoxville Little Rock at Nashville AMERICAN LEAGUE at Detroit saga 3 at St. Louis York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston.
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Atlanta
American League
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Saga
York
Rabies Signs Found In Stray Dog Head
The head of a stray dog killed at Plint Saturday tested positive for rabies at Tennessee Valley Laboratory. It was learned the dog had bitten. This morning two anti rabies vaccine treatments were sent to county, three to Madison county, three to Danville in Morgan county, and one to Elkmont in Limestone.
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Tennessee Valley Laboratory
County
Madison County
Danville
Morgan County
Elkmont
Limestone
Wingfoots Clout Way To 11 9 Victory Over Dallas Mill
The Goodyear Wingfoots beat Dallas Mill of Huntsville 11 to 9 at Goodyear field in a wild free hitting game. Bronaugh led with three hits in four appearances, while Lott doubled and tripled for Dallas. Goodson hit a homer as Wingfoots rebound from a prior 3 1 deficit and plan a tough week of practice before next Saturday’s game at Town Creek.
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Dallas Mill
Huntsville
Goodyear Field
Dallas
Pinion
Fitch
Smith
Bropaugh
Freeman
Bronaugh
Whitt
Hartselle
Lott
Goodson
Bob Griffin
Town Creek
Lincoln
Russellville
North Alabama
River Gauge Reports Five Feet Fall on Tennessee River
The local observer reports the Tennessee River at five feet this morning, indicating a steady fall in water level. No flooding is noted, and navigational conditions remain routine for the present.
Wit and Wisdom from a Page of Quotables
A mosaic of humorous exchanges and witticisms on love work and daily life. Dialogues include students, office staff and neighbors sharing quips about marriage one year contracts vanity and human foibles. The piece captures a period voice with light social satire and a playful tone.
Pepper Continues on Winning Streak for Browns
Raymond Pepper of the St. Louis Browns keeps up his hot pace as he bats clean up. He went 2 for 5 as Philadelphia pitchers were reached for 14 Browns hits and another victory.
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Raymond Pepper
Decatur
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Browns
Alabama Sixth in Cotton Crop Output
Washington report shows Alabama ranking sixth nationally in total ginned running bales for the 1933 cotton crop with 951 074 bales. National count totals 12 664 019 running bales. Texas leads with 4 220 275 bales. Alabama's 1938 crop ginnings edged past 1932 figures but remained below 500 pound bale benchmarks.
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Burealiy
Alabama
Texas
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