Blue Devils rally past Ingalls in ten inning thriller
Decatur Blue Devils overcome Ingalls 7-4 in ten innings to take a 1 0 lead in the city diamonds series. Austell Bowling and Garth Kimbrell led with key hits as H L Shorty Ogle pitched his second win.
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Ingalls Baseball Game Moved to Delano Park
The Ingalls vs Continental Gin of Birmingham game scheduled for 3 o clock Monday afternoon has been moved from Ingalls baseball park to Delano Park.
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Giants Defeat Dodgers Hit Streak to Narrow NL Lead
The New York Giants beat the Dodgers 2 to 1 at Polo Grounds before 35,500 as Monte Kennedy pitched a complete game for his eighth win. Buddy Kerr homered in the fourth to supply the winning run. A near brawl erupted with Goody Rosen and Ed Stanky, both banished after a dust-up.
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Knockdown Battle Looms In SEC Scramble In 1946
Atlanta dispatch analyzes a tougher SEC outlook for 1946 with coaches back from service, strong rosters, and several teams like Alabama Tennessee and Tulane shaping early title chances. The piece notes many programs rebuilt around returning stars and new coaches amid widespread competition.
Raiders Call Players to First Football Practice
Coach H. L. "Shorty" Ogle requests all Raider football players report to the high school gym at 9 AM Monday for the season opening practice. Morning session will be in shorts. afternoon at 2:30 PM will be in full dress.
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Luke Sewell Resigns as Browns Manager in 1944
Luke Sewell resigns as manager of the St. Louis Browns effective immediately after leading them to the 1944 AL pennant. James W. Taylor named acting manager. Browns owner Richard C. Muckerman cites “for the good of the club” term with unclear rationale as Sewell's departure shocks St. Louis.
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Zach) Taylor
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