Boll Weavils Defeat Panama in prep for Friday clash
Dothan senior team beat Panama City 15 to 8 Wednesday as coach Murray trims roster and plans Friday invasion of Enterprise. New pitchers expected by Sunday, O’Higgins held Panama City to four runs, Plester homered twice this season, and Murray vows vengeance for Mussday loss while Enterprise prepares for a 15-man squad and two more arrivals.
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Panama
Mar
Robby Murray
Dothan
Thuteday
Enterprise
Panson ‘City
Ozark
Barons
A Murray
Harry Lind
Chris Wass
Townsend
Panama City
Acson
Tooms
Sundsy
Weevile Tengle
Palma City
Weevil Clu
Burling
O'Higgins
New York
Port City
Abraham
Thule Emith
Tenula
Plester
Thomas
Vengensace Murray
Mussday
Enterprise Club
Jarmes Grant
Porter Grant
Frank “Chesty” Moseley
Andes
Grant
Baseball scores and fashion join Paris notes
Reports on pitching highlights with Laroy Inning and two hit wins for Peta Ap and Van Lingle, plus a 10 9 Pirates win in extra innings. Also a Paris fashion note about alligator skin pockets matching a black tweed suit worn by Mrs Reginald Fellowes.
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Paris
Reginald Fellowes
Negro Silent To Discuss Murder Charges in Alabama
Walter Miller a Black man refused to discuss charges of assault and murder of Mina Vivier Woolward, a pretty girl from Buntaville Alabama, in his cell. Guards escorted him for examination. Tear gas bombs were used by troops at Huntsville to disperse a crowd gathered for the arraignment. He pleaded innocent. Adjutant General John C. Coleman and troops would escort Miller to Montivilla for the trial set for May 11.
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Vivian Woolward
Igham
Walter Miller
Mina Vivier Woolward
Buntaville
Ala
Huntsville
Alsperse & Tareng
John C. Coleman
Miller
Hiontevitla
Wey 11
AllGame hitter leaders listed for April 20
April 20 standings show Youngs Bonner outfielder leading with a 421 average. Shortstop Wap Scale sits third at 360. Hillmen Walker trails fourth with 343.
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Witter Asity
Sports Mirror recap of past derby and caroms champ events
Sports Mirror notes historic moments from prior years. J E Chanel Run was a top Derby hopeful before withdrawal after a narrow loss. Wille Hoppe defeated Jake Schaefer Jr. in 200 to 99 for a national cushion caroms title. Fred Fitcemenes steered Braves to two hits as Giants won 2 1.
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Associated Presa
J. E
Wille Hoppe
Jake Schaefer, Jr
Fred Fittcmenes
Braves
Giants
Pelicans Edge Cracker-Heel Series Open After Slow Start
New Orleans clung to Atlanta’s heels after a 148 to 93 win over Memphis while Knoxville edged Chattanooga. Atlanta held a 24 3 record, New Orleans 21 5, as the two teams eyed the upcoming series in Atlanta. Memphis rallied late but failed to overtake early pace, with Po co Taitt homer and rookies delivering key hits for Atlanta and New Orleans.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Atlanta
The
Birds
Chicks
Gilbert
Pelicans
Memphis
Poco ‘Taitt
Acare
Dud
Poco
Yesterday's Stars Lifted Bright Spots Across Leagues
Yesterday's notable performances featured Lets Get Gomez and the Yankees tumbling the Indians in the American standings. Bi Lee of the Cubs and Van Lingle Mungo of the Dodgers battled four hitters apiece, with a late hit driving in the winning run. Appleton of the Senators delivered a clutch hit with the bases loaded to beat the Red Sox and lift the team. Loyd Wansr for the Pirates sparked a rally over the Phillies with a double. The Athletics outlasted the Browns 7 4 in eight innings, while Levy Parmele of the Cardinals threw six and a third innings of shutout ball to beat the Giants 2 1 in a 17 inning contest.
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Laroy
Cubs
Peta Ap
Tigers
BI Lavy
van Lingle Itusgytt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cs Meee
Heen. Ae
Ua Cin Tand
Indiana
Tribe
Jy Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Pallas
Pirates
Plicher Bucky Walter Tn
Suhr
Associated Press
Letty Gomez
Yanks
Indians
Bi Lee
van Lingle
Mungo
Dodgers
Howe
Appleton
Senators
Rave
Rick Ferrell
Red Sie
Red Sox
Calisto
Loyd Wansr
Phila
Dusty Rhodes
Athletics
Browns
Levy Parmele
Cards
Giants
Louisville Derby Fever Sets City Abuzz For Big Race
Louisville braces for the Kentucky Derby with crowds flooding streets and hotels. Rain threatens a heavy track but boosters press on as Brevity and Granville vie for Derby glory amid top horses like Indian Broom and Bold Venture, while trainers and owners weigh the best on a damp,期待-filled prep day.
Echo Fiddling Expected To Draw Record Crowd
A fiddling convention will draw music lovers to Echo on the Ozark Abbeville highway Saturday night. Hundreds attended last year and a larger crowd is expected as top musicians from the region are already engaged for the event.
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Loyers
Alabama
Echo
Ozark-Abbeville
Boutheist Alabama
Probable Kentucky Derby Starters and Connections
Here are the likely Derby entrants with owners and jockeys tentatively listed. Brevity J Wright is shown with owner J. E. Widener and jockey Wright. Bold Venture owned by W. L. Schwartz with Hanford as jockey. Bien JoN owned by E. R. Bradley with Batazk as jockey. Banister owned by E. A. Bradley with Renick as jockey. A Meery Pete owned by William T Woodward with Malley as jockey. Gold Seeker owned by William duPont Jr with Patera as jockey. Coldstream owned by C. B. Shaffer with Wall as jockey. Grand Slam owned by Bomar Stable with Workman as jockey. Forest Play owned by Bomar Stable with Braminer as jockey. Indian Broom owned by Major A. C. Taylor with Burns as jockey. The Fighter owned by Mrs. F. Mars with Robertson as jockey. Sangreal owned by Mrs. F. Bars with the jockey to be named. He Did owned by Mrs. Silas B. Mason with Kurtsinger as jockey. Salas owned by Mes B. Frenzheim with Garner as jockey. A Trainey Fitzsimpton entries noted.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Louisville
Loutaville
Mike
Morndor
Hiei
Bome
R. Emmitt Potts
J. E. Widener
Bravity
Fete Coyne
St. Germans
Major A. C. Taylor
E.R. Bragles
Bien Jol
Baniater
Nerson
Downe
Frill
Bolt Venture
Granville
Teute
Merry Pete
James Fitzalmmons
Sunny Dim
Gallant
Omaha
Indian Broom
Ener
Wright
Bold Venture
W. L. Schwartz
Hanford
Bien Jon
E. R. Bradley
Batazk
Banister
E A Bradley
Renick
A Meery Pete
William T Woodward
Malley
Gold Seeker
Wiliam duPont
Patera
Coldstream
C. B. Shaffer
Wall
Bomar Stable
Workman
Forest Play
Braminér
Major A. Cc. Taylor
Burns
The
Fighter
F. Mars
Robertson
Sangreal
FC. Bars
Silas B. Mason
Kurtsinger
Salas—Mes B. Frenzheim
Garner
A—Trainey Fitzsimptons
League Standings National League Yesterday’s Results
National League standings recap shows St. Leum trailing New York by a wide margin after yesterday’s games. Key performances and club positions are noted, with New York extending its lead in the race and St. Leum’s position reflecting a tough stretch.
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St Leum
New Tork
The
Woman questioned in $1.45 million bond theft case
Mrs. Selma Frankenberg, wife of an assistant district attorney, was questioned aboard the incoming Champlain in connection with the January 1935 theft of bonds from the Bank of Manhattan Trust Co. Two men, Bernard Klein and Jacob Schwarz, were arrested in Monte Carlo after $440,000 was recovered.
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New York
Uner Champlain
Banke of Manhattan Trust Co
Selma Frankenberg
Harold Frankel
Paris
Frankenberg
Champlain
Henry P. Oswald
Jacob Schwarz
Parla
Sports Roundup 13 13 by Ebon rT
New York April 30 AP roundup notes lack of coaching for North Carolina. Mentions Ben Bernie’s band tribute to Max Schmeling and assorted sports figures including Oscar Melillo buying a $375 accordion, Bobby Reis leaving banking for baseball, Charlie Devens, Joe Cronin worries, Johnny Marcum’s arm, Bud Taylor boxing, Jimmy Collins elected Buffalo Municipal League president, and Ellsworth Vines earnings since 1934.
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New York
Nott
Dude Howell
North Caro- Ying
Ben Bernie
Jim
Max Schmeling
Oscar Melilla
Red Sox
Bob
Harry Ekizian
Francis Albert
Mayor Laguard
Bobby Reis
The
Bees
Charlie Devens
Yanks
Charlie
Mont Cocoanuts
Rels
Big Busted Mager
Joe Cronin
Johnny Marcum
Joe
Bud Taylor
OuCo
Uck
Jimmy McLarnin
Bud
Jimmy Collins
Boas
Buffalo
Jimmy
al Buore
Phi Brubeker
Boston Chronicle'n Fine
Texas
Tony Mat
Ellsworth Vines
Bruce Campbell
Ife. . . Teave
Grant
Thie Bureau
Banister
Eddie Bramnick
Pew
Giants
Brooklyn
Townsley football thrills in 1928 Homecoming and 1929 win
An old Townsley football recap recalls a 1928 Minnesota Homecoming where a hard driving halfback broke for a 1 yard touchdown to close a 7 6 Iowa victory after a late charge, and a 1929 win where a blond back fueled a late two minute end rush for a 29 7 triumph over Minnesota. It also notes the 1929 comeback and mentions Captain Egan reporting an Indianapolis jewel robbery linked killing by Al Barton and a wider gang arrest.
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Town
Minnesota
Gophers
Irving Nelson
Iowa
Indianapolis
Chicago
John Egan
al Barton
Bergt
Richard Rivers
Aame
Uma
Beth
Maxwell Street
Barton
Barden
Tigers desperate for new baseman as Hank is hurt
Hank Greenberg fractures his left wrist after a collision with Jake Powell of the Washington Senators. The Tigers, in a desperate spot, consider Rudy Work to fill first base as the season heads toward the World Series.
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Tigers
Hank
Scotty Reston
Associated Press
Hank Greenberg
Jake Powell
Washington Senators
Detroit
Cochrane
Milwaukee
Rudy Work
Greenberg
Bartun
Indianapolis
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Armstrong-Killgore, Inc
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Knoxville
Chattanooga
Jelltle Rock
Birmingham
Wet Grounds
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Little Reek
Washington
Philadelphia
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Cleetland
Berton
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphiy
Roatan Cincinnaty
Ebon Rt
Brannick
Bill O'Brien
Balthazar Saugebill
Elile Island
Quaker State
Goodyear
City Tire Co
Jim Brennan
F. 0
Mickey Cochrane
Phore
PT Aessour
America
City Tire
Tim Brennan
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