Dothan Bull Weevils Triumph in Exhibition Win at Thomasville
In a sunlit exhibition, the Dothan Bull Weevils beat Thomasville 4 to 2 as Murray’s squad showcased strong form in preparation for Tuesday’s visit by Enterprise Barony. Keegan Bets, Slater, and Plaster led a balanced attack while pitching from Kent and Zarcki held the Thomasville lineup in check over eight innings.
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Bona Alten Shoe
Thorpasville
Georgia Outfit
Murray
Derby prospects loom as Kentucky event nears
Brevity, Joe Widener’s colt Brevity takes top place in a crowded Derby field with Tecal Granville second. Hollyrand shipped for the clause as price headley’s horse falters. Indian Broom Grand Sam and Gold Seeker among possibles as Derby week planning includes hotels and the winter improvements noted by Downe observers.
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Reuter
Granville
Reigh
White Price Headley
Headley
Denr
Takeo
Teclel Granville
E.R. Bradys
Bien Jol
Bante
Gray Slam
Indian Broom
Dog Seeker
Coldstream
Firey
Boston
Charley Thompan
Wilsoh
Lila
Sam Wy
Downe
Loulevine
Annval Var
Jack Dempary Vieree
Fastest Man on Alabama Team Shown as Threat on Base
John By Roberts, a top Alabama baseball outfielder, appears to be the fastest man on the squad. He stretches many hits into extra bases and is watched closely on base paths, as he is a dangerous prospect who often steals bases.
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Alabama
Leaders Southern Association season leaders and matches listed
A jumble of names, scores, and teams from the Southern Association shows leaders, players, and fixtures. Teams include Memphis Atlanta New Orleans and Chattanooga with players such as Tyler Knox Gri, Duke and Gumbert noted amid a dense run of scores and opponents.
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Pet Wetherall
Norlowns
Aton
Lthonbay
Allenin
Booney
Meriyihia
Seo
Reminghan
Mundy
Kneavilie
Duke
Memphix
Tune Hallet
Guisin
Atlanta
Duke Memphia
Staten Bures
Newman’ & Hooks
Browne Atlanit
Tyler Knox
Leider
Bitte
Tigers Clinch Plural Feats In Rough AL Play
Ambiguous league notes describe multiple performances including Gheanger and Get age Yankers, Tigers 28 innings, and various players scoring as Indians and Red Sox compete. Stolen base and triple mentions appear for Yankees and Senators. Overall, a chaotic summary of late season AL action with uncertain dates and names.
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Bartibg Gehnkger
Tigers
Tackly
Lankers
Gheanger
Mare-Wirher
Red Sox
Crosetti
Yankees
Fancy
Aths
Jota
Goulin
Myer
Powall
Treynolds
Senators
Hichings Grove
Apyleron
Rowe
Allen
Indians
Annotated recap of century sports headlines
The item lists past sports news from AP reports over five decades. It mentions C V Waitley winning the Wood Sentor Derby, a Kentucky Derby link, and a 1930s-1960s pattern of suspensions involving Jen Chapman Buddy Myers and Cot Whitehll in a Yankee Senator game. It also notes Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera negotiating an 18 round heavyweight title.
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C. V. Waitley
Will Marridge
American Vague
Jen. Chapman
Buddy Myer
Cot Whitehll
Jack Sharkey
Perimo Carnera
Cleveland Beats Browns as Allen Scores Last Run
Cleveland defeated the St. Louis Browns 7-6 in a marathon game highlighted by Allen driving in the winning run. Dizzy Dean pitched for the Cardinals as they edged the Pirates 3-2, while Yankees rout Red Sox 12-9 with Gehrig and Foxx homering.
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Allen
Andy Clarke
Troan
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Allen
Alien
Yankees
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St. Louis Browns
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
Cannon Men
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Inez
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Wilde
Rolie Memstey
Hemsley
Dizzy
Bill Swift
Frankie Frisch
Pepper Maclin
Yanks
Fenway Park
Yorks
Boston
Frankie Crosetti
Alabama handball team nets three home wins at Denny Field
In a April 27 update from Trin of Homers University, the Alabama team collected three home victories to date, all off L. S. A. pitchers. Johnny Roberts, right fielder, hit one in Baton Rouge, while Chick Rourke and Shorey Shoemaker each recorded a hit at Denny Field.
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Homers University
Alabama
Johnny Roberts
Baton Rouge
Chick Rourke
Shorey Shoemaker
Denny Field
Hitting Improves University Baseball Team Performance
Coach Campbell has found a winning batting order for the Crimson Tide. In the last four games the team collected 47 hits, while the first three games before the change produced 18 hits.
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Campbell
Nhe Crimson Tie
Dothan hopes high after big league ties boost local baseball
Dothan banners praise a strong working agreement with the New York Giants giving the team first right to promising players. Union Springs also secures a robust deal with the St Louis Cardinals farm system, adding a manager and 29 players. Alabama Florida league teams gauge opening day, with Ozark counting on a solid season and Dothan’s squad praised for improved condition amid eager recruiting.
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Hesself
Bobby Murmy
New York Giants
Pothan
Union Springs
St Louis Cardinals
Anol
Chemor
Creda
Alfair
Ozark
Firid
Kravet
Wyvid
Frisch’s Cardinals Keep Ankenman Close For Future Hope
The article outlines Frankie Fritch’s likely reliance on Pat Ankenman as a utility infielder for the Cardinals, with rookie Mo field attempts, Lyle Judy sidelined, and Pepper Martin set to return. It notes Ankenman’s small frame, family baseball lineage, and drive to a pro career through top minor league routes, suggesting he has a real shot at sticking with St. Louis.
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Pat Ankenman
Red Birds
Lyle Judy
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Berhapat
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Hite
Cardinals
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Scalia
Maranville
Ankonman
Fred Ankenman
Houston
Papa Ankenman
Hlanize
Cardinals Baseball Notes From Early Deep History
A scrambled legacy recounts Maranville with the Cards in 1977, Sparky Ad-ams as third baseman, and Leo Durocher shaping the lineup. Mentions Ankenman’s fielding, a Red Buds season hitting .312, and players’ weight and vigor as they prep for the forthcoming season.
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Neason
Buds
American Association
ROWE'S FATHER DIES IN EL DORADO
Thomas Rowe age 60 father of Detroit Tigers star Lynwood Rowe died in El Dorado Arkansas after a stomach illness. He entered hospital Thursday and Lynwood arrived Saturday with other family members at his bedside as death followed a brief illness.
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Victin
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Detroit Tigers
Ali Baba’s bold leap into the sports racket trends
New York reports mix of boxing and baseball chatter from April. Ali Baba borrows famous boots, Dick Shikat makes a sale play, and Baldassare Seng chiu is tipped for a bout. Coachs Cur ley and Dolly Stark feature in discussion alongside bookmaker Tom Shaw. Jim Tully’s Jack Dempsey bio is delayed.
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Kiffer
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Dick Shikat
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Momint
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Concensus
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Ells Teland
Villa Nova
Notre Dames
Harry
Jack Doyle
Washington
Dan M Daniel
Dolly Stark
Philadelphia
Charlie Rigler
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Dolly
Athletics
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National League
Arthur Berkin
Ed Barrow
Yankee Stadium
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Jack Dempsey
Ben
Dempsey
Barney Regs Picka
Simmay Aia
Kyo
Tony Canzoneri
Mike Jacobs
Hippodrome
Mika
Jimmy Pax
Joe Savoldi
O'M
Crackers Lead Southern Loop With High-Scoring Wins
Atlanta's Crackers surged two and a half games ahead in the Southern race after a 5-3 win over the Knoxville Smokies and a 12-4 defeat of the Birmingham Barons. Memphis crushed Birmingham 12-4 as Chatta noosa tied for second with a 2-2 split. Nashville and Atlanta faced each other, with only one game listed.
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Sid Cohen
Gutfelder Sington
Chickasaws
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Rogers
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Bayne
Bitsy Grant Wins Mason Dixon Cup
White Sulphur Springs W Va April 27 AP The Mason Dixon teams were routed by Bitsy Grant the Atlanta mite who again played giant killer by taking eight straight sets from Don Budge Budge California's Davis Cup ace opened with his teammate in fine form but faltered mid match Grant failed to win the first two sets yet powered back to claim the victory delivering strong rallies as Budge fought hard with driving shots and a late 4 game run
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New York Giant Club
Bitoni
Mies
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Townsend
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Toneoff
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Themanville
Ott Berrell
Nichols
Maat
Otin Kent
Ray Gaover
Chicago
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J. C. Washington
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Mazon- Dixon
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Don Budge
Budge
California
Yeoterday
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Budge Beats In Grand Prix Tennis Rally at Saratoga Springs
In a windy spring match at Saratoga Springs Budge showed signs of late game surge but dropped a set before securing victory as Grant’s form appeared, with Budge taking five straight games to start the rally. An earlier mishap ended in tragedy when a spectator died in a skull fracture during the event.
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Budge
Creation
Grant
Haratoga Springs
Aiantad
John Humpl
Merry
Olf White
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Showdowns Across Leagues
Johnny Allen and Billy Robins starred for the Indians combining for eight and a third innings pitched and contributing on offense. Sullivan led the attack, Fray, Dodgett with a homer and two hits, while Vic Sorrell limited the Sox to five hits. Dean and Frisch sparked the Cardinals with key doubles, and Cronin with strong defense. Yankee highlighted Red Box pitched and drove in three runs while Carleton and Travia led Cal Red Sox with four hits and two runs.
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Phillies
Earl Jave
Johnny Moge
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The
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Tex Carleton
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Cincinnati Reda
Carleton Dozale
Lee Stine
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Associated Pret
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Slam by Associated Starred by Henrich in fifth
Report of yesterday's game notes Tom Henrich as the Associated writer. Peles from right field provided key plays, with a fifth inning rally aiding the team. A Chattancogs Clem Dressewerd drove in a run while Barons were held to zero runs.
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Barons
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