Dorban's anous! Country Club So tournament opens
The annual Club Invitational style event begins with 66 players in qualifying rounds on the table course led by Greens Committee chair Joe Manin Stallings. Defending champion 15 year old Preas Thornton Jr. seeks another title after last year’s one up win over Jim Brennan as players brace for week long matches culminating August 22.
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Dorban
Rxeen Wand
Joe Manin Stallings
Greens Committee
Aetol F
Preas Thornton, Jr
Jim Brennan
Diadem
Thornton
Youch
Young
Napier Black Noses Win Softball Title
The Black Nose Squadron defeated Blue Nose to take the softball championship at Napier Field on Friday night. Pfc Leffler led offense with a single, double and triple as seven runs in the third inning sealed the victory. Pfc Boyer took the loss for the Blue Nosers, four walks and three hits contributing to seven runs. An All-Star game will pit players from tournament teams against the champions at a later date. Thornton emerged as a surprise IM2 title winner in the tournament.
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Clam T. S Letfer
Brosenne
Schnaudelt
Blue Nosers
Pfc
Leffler
Blue Nose
Black Nosera
Pfc. Boyer
Black Nose Squadron
Pfc. Laffler
Taresvile
Marcus
Sgt
Reynolds
McDowell
Cpl. Schieff
Pyt
E. M. Smith
Lefield
Spt. Moschier
Centerfield
Hwlatowaki
Rightfield
Itching Relief For Athlete’s Foot Promises Quick Cure
An aged advertisement touts H. F. as a rapid remedy for Athlete’s Foot, claiming it kills the germ Trichophyton within ten seconds and relieves itching within days. The copy urges prompt use to prevent spread and promises soft skin in three to ten days.
Baseball Scores and Schedules from Yesterday and Today
In the American League Detroit beat New York 7 to 6 while Cleveland defeated Boston 4 to 5 and Chicago routed Philadelphia 74 to 1. Louis topped Washington 7 to 14 as Detroit meets New York and Chicago meets Philadelphia in today’s games. In the National League Beaton edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 and New York beat Cincinnati 3 to 4 with Brooklyn 1 over St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 1 over Chicago 2. Today Brooklyn visits St Louis Boston plays Pittsburgh Philadelphia vs Chicago and New York vs Cincinnati. In the Southern Association Memphis tied 1 64 with Knoxville 7 7 New Orleans won 7 4 over Atlanta in 10 innings Birmingham beat Montgomery 5 to 2 with no other games scheduled. Today New Orleans at Atlanta Birmingham at Montgomery Memphis at Knoxville Lite Rock at Nashville.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Louis
Washington
St Louis
Yeaterday
Beaton
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Southern Association
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Memphia
Lite Rock
Nashville
Datroit
Flostomn
Abe St. Louis
Pet. Chibs
Allied dive bombers raid New Georgia amid Pacific drive
Allied bombers struck Japanese positions on New Georgia Island as ground fighting around Munda airfield continued unclear. Zeros attempted to halt the attack with limited success while further blows hit New Guinea barges and Dutch East Indies targets. A North Carolina factory began producing cigarette paper as US commercial fisheries reach billions of pounds.
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Southwest Pacific
New Georgia Island
Munda
Solomona
Munda- Bairoko
New Guinea
New Britain
Netherlands East Indies
Waingapoe
Soemba Island
Timor
Wetar Island
Dodgers Trade Camillis Allen To Giants For Two Moundsmen
ST. LOUIS AP The Brooklyn Dodgers completed their fourth deal in a month sending first baseman Da ph Camilli and pitcher Johnny Allen to the New York Giants for two right handed pitchers Bill Lohrman and Bill Sayles and infielder Orengo. No cash changed hands. Waivers were requested on all players. Camilli, who won the league MVP for the drive that won Brooklyn the pennant, has been slumping this year. Allen has won five games and lost two. Orengo could move to shortstop for the Dodgers. Sayles and Lohrman have been with the Giants, while Lohrman previously pitched for the Cardinals.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daph Camill
Johnny Allen
New York Giants
Bill Lohrman
Bill Sayles
Ing Orenge
Brookisn
Louis Beck
Newwom
St. Louis Browns
Firts Ostermueller
Archie McKain
Dodgers
Camii
Brooklyn
Camili
Allen
Joe Medwick
Giants
Pertee
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Bill Cox
Philadelphia Phillies
Camilli
Howie
New York
Mel Ott
Laytonville
Califranca
Cleveland Orengo
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Jersey City
Lehrman
New Yorkers
Sayles
Louisville
American Association
The
Publisher Contempt Review Postponed in Mobile
Mobile publisher Ralph R. Chandler of The Mobile Press and Register faces a contempt review that was postponed to August 31 due to Solicitor Bart B. Chamberlain illness. The case stems from an editorial criticizing Judge Touart’s actions, leading to a six hour jail term and a $10 fine, with Chandler vowing to seek U.S. Supreme Court review.
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Mobile
Ala
Ralph R. Chandler
Mobile Press and Register
Bart B. Chamberlain
Norvelle R. Leigh, Jr
Tisdale J. Touart
Chandler
Touart
Area ROTC Juniors from Wiregrass to Enter ATSP
Eleven Wiregrass ROTC juniors from Auburn will enter the Army Specialized Training Program after orders from the War Department. They may attend college while awaiting their call to duty, with schooling possibly extending up to two quarters. Names include Woodie W. Cauley, Lewey F. Harris, Ralph Killebrew, Janie R. Martin, William W. Nordan, Loyd C. Norrell, John B. Oates, James K. Pridgen, Gareth F. Jordan, Phillip W. Letts, and others from Dothan, Abbeville, Enterprise, Midland City, and Cottonwood.
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Auburn
Tratera
OCA
War Department
Army
Wiragrass
Woodie W. Cauley
Dothan
Lewey F. Harria
New Brockton
Ralph Killebrew
Abbaville
Janie
R. Martin
Elba
William W. Nordan
Abbeville
Loyd C. Norrel
John BK. Oates
Jamen & Pridgen
Enterprise
Gareth F. Jordan
Cottonwood
Phillip W. Letts
Midland City
Blinkers Aid Shut Out In Mile Victory
In a Belmont Park mile at Saratoga’s transplanted meeting Shut Out, ridden by Wayne Wright with blinkers added for the first time, won by five lengths in 1:36 25 over Apache. First Fiddle passed the fading favorite to take second as the $10.10 winner paid $8 350.
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New York
Saratoga
Belmont
Boy Knight
Crispin Ozglebey
Ohio
John Gaver
Wayne Wright
Wright
William Woodward
Apache
Ed Murlenan
First Fiddle
Solons Meet On Gas Rationing With Midwest Probe
Rep. Clarence J. Brown Jr. chairs a 32 state midwest rationing committee to study gasoline needs and possible restrictions outside the East. Ickes warned changes in zoning are in prospect as he plans talks before tightening nationwide limits. A June session in Chicago aims to learn facts and whether actions are needed now.
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Blanchester
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Middlewest
Chicago
Ickes
Brown
Teken
Congress
East
Midwest
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Police Here Hold Bicycle For Owner
A nearly new girl's bicycle lost or stolen in Dothan is being held by City police for the owner upon proper identification. Det. Wen Harting said the bike was found in front of the post office about three weeks ago and owner searches have failed. Anyone who lost a bicycle in recent weeks is asked to contact the police department and provide a description, or claim the wheel now held.
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Dothan
Wen Harting
Herring
Crooked River Flows Between Points Over Twenty Miles
An odd antiquated snippet notes Crooked River traversing about twenty miles between two points six miles apart. It also mentions the first recorded ascent of Popocatepetl in 1518 and a second in 1827. A distant remark on Polynesian vowels suggests an extended range beyond the five standard vowels.
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Kentucky
Nolin
Popocatepetl
Mada
Marriage Wins Arlington Handicap In Thrilling Dash
The horse Marriage captured the $30,200 Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park defeating the favorite Thumbs Up by a length in a mile and a quarter race. Saito finished fourth while Antictmas was third, with 20,000 fans watching a neck and head finish duel as George Burns rode Marriage to victory for owners Rene Coward and Carl DuPuy of Lufkin Texas, earning $40,350.
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Antictmas
Saito
Marriage
Rene Coward
Carl DuPuy
Lufkin
Texan
George Burns
Salto
Kings Abbey
Thumbs Up
Ala Coed Scores Win To Upset Golf Tourney
In Asheville, Margaret Gunther of Memphis defeated Jane Crum of Orangeburg 2 and 1 to win the Biltmore Forest Country Club women’s golf tournament. Gunther, a U A student, surged with a 36 on the front nine and carried the match through a tense back nine as Crum faltered with three putting on the 14th and 17th greens.
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Asheville
N. C
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Tenn
Jane Crum
Orangeburg, & C
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Miss Crum
Miasz Gunther
University of Alabama
Orangeburg
Tennessean
Miss Gunther
Misa Crum
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Test Petroleum Selly
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Riple Aise
Napier Black Noses
Napier Field
DR. C. H. Poitevint Veterinarian Hospital & Office
S. Oates
United States
Teate
H. F
Gwes
Knorville
France
North Carolina
Alaska
Dealers IN Transportation
E’ Motor Company
Gothan, Alabama
Ford
Mercury
Firestone Tire Distributor
Camills
Contempt Review
Sm Feder
Solons
Mariage
Arlington Course
Hocstein County
Probele
Crist
J. C Wood
Standard Radio Sme
Brown Service Insurance
Poin
W. Main Street
Wilses
Mary
Houston
Handale
Luchle Vaan Gleason - Borg
Wil Robert Lowery
Lyle Talbot - Warne
Mussolini
Filme
U. S
Woodlark Island
Hap” Barnes
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