Beddingfield Tops Hurling Shutout Ball In Dixie Playoff Bid
Dothan Roll Weevils defeated the Troy Trojans 2 to 0 as Redding-Meld combined for five hits in tight defense. Buddy Blair starred in fielding while Ike Lewis delivered a key single and Kaley forced a scoring sequence. The loss dents Troy’s hold on first place with playoff implications looming into Thursday.
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Sports Mirror Highlights From Past Baseball and Rowing Moments
A brief retrospective notes Heinie Manush led batting with 287 and Paul Waner 372. It recalls California beating Italy by a foot to win the Olympic eight oared rowing title and Japan taking the men’s eight from the United States. Also mentions Shamrock V arriving in New London for America’s Cup races after 26 days.
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Pelace strengthens surge as Pelicans win 7 4
New Orleans Pelicans, in second place, beat Birmingham 7 4 to trim the gap on the league leading Atlanta club. Al Milnar earned his 20th win of the season while allowing 11 safeties, extending a string of victories that pushed his record to 15 in the Southern association. The mound ace, who started his season after an appendicitis operation, has lost four. Milnar’s performance shattered a long-standing modern record in the Southern association.
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Gunther Triumphs In Three Fall Wrestling Bout
Former middleweight champion Joe Gunther defeated Charlie Kuehn in a three fall match at the American Legion Arena on Monday night. Kuehn won the first fall in 24 minutes using the Boston crab, Gunther claimed the second with a flurry of blows, and in the final 12 minutes Gunther secured the pin for the decision. Fans booed Gunther over alleged shady tactics. Referee Bill Dottley struggled during the semi final between Eric Webb and Verge Kennedy as Kennedy kicked the official and left the ring, later forfeiting after injury. Webb won automatically.
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Freddie Holman Among Best Timber For Tiger Football
Dothan student Freddie Holman tops a sophomore list for Auburn football as coach Jack Meagher builds depth at tackle. The report notes Holman’s freshman season record, plus other sophomores and juniors named for the Auburn roster, including Billy Hitchcock and Joe Bob Mitchell, with prospects and positions across ends guards and backs.
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Fashion notes and ancient liquor trivia in brief
Paris shows feature suede and antelope trimmed winter suits with brown tweed capes and cuffed frocks. In contrast a fragment notes early Chinese distillation and Indian arack as far back as 800 B C, highlighting ancient liquor history.
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Tolve Atlanta Tackles Millard Morris and Auburn Officials
Tolve in Atlanta faces Capt. Millard Morris from Blountsville and Auburn figures including Jack Meagher head coach and athletic director and W H Hutsell head track coach. The list names J Morgan head baseball and staff, Ralph Jordan head basketball and E G McCallum assisting football.
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Blountsville
Robbie Blake
Auburn
Harry Whitten
LaCrange
Hatchbacks
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W. H. Hutsell
J. ©. Morgan
Ralph Jordan
E. G. McCallum
J. F. Hitchcock
W. H. Chambress
E. G. Salter
Berger Delivers Even With Tribe Hopelessly Sunk
Wally Berger powers the Boston Braves despite a doubleheader loss to the Brooklyn Dodgers, driving in 95 runs and totaling 13 bases in nine at bats including a bases loaded homer a triple and two doubles. Casey Stengel calls for stronger clout in clutch.
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National semi pro ball meet opens with mixed outfits
Four races enter the National baseball tournament in Wichita with 15 states represented. Semi pro clubs include Japanese, Indian, Negro teams and white outfits from many regions. Wichita Water faces Gadsden Alabama champions while Japanese stars meet the Negro Texas centennials of Dallas. Other entrants: Memphis Rossville New Orleans Loraine Monroe Shelby among others.
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Pacific Canoe Trip Also Repeats Ancestral Flight to Safety
Sydney reports Prof. Peter Buck ethnologist at Bishop Museum retraced his Maori forebears voyage across the Pacific from Raiatea to New Zealand, duplicating a voyage 600 years old. Buck, of Yale training, is a leading Polynesia scholar now based in Honolulu.
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Windy City ends prohibition era license surge in 1935
Chicago sold a record 8,402 liquor licenses for the last half of 1935, generating 5,121,000 in license fees. The prior peak before Prohibition was 8,805 licenses in the first six months of 1920.
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California Star Returns East To Try For Wightman Cup Berth
Mrs. Ethel Burkhardt Arnold of Los Angeles, once ranked as high as No. 6 nationally, travels east after her husband’s five week business trip to seek a place on the Wightman Cup team. She plans to stay for the series but not the national women’s singles tour, emphasizing tennis seasonality and domestic life over continued top competition.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
California
Carolin Babcock
Kay Stammers
Carolin
Kay
Manchester
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Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
League Leaders By the Associated Press (Including Sunday's games)
The AP league leaders list shows Medwick of the Cardinals leading several hitting and run categories with Ott of the Giants among leaders. Pitching leaders include Castleman and Dean with high marks, while other top players include Rab Greenberg Vosmik and Auker in various categories. A separate note mentions Mrs yan and Ethel ranking in a tennis event at Sea Bright, with prospects of her facing English players.
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Detroit Fans Rally Behind Tigers in World Series Drive
Detroit's streets erupt as the Tigers chase their first league title in a century. Fans flood parks and offices, numbers swell at turnstiles, and enthusiasm peaks for a World Series run led by Bridges Rose and Schoolboy Rose. Detroit officials report rising interest and tickets selling fast.
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Texant Champion Sad Will Reap 3 In Texant ing contest
Ambiguous text describes a Texan writing daily compactness and awarding 102 to the champion. Weather comments and mentions of Panhandle border scattered. References Howe and Armes foe ple, unclear, with little coherent event or outcome.
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