Wynn Houtsmen Star In Major Loop Spotlight
New York reports Detroit pitcher Early Wynn blanked the St Louis Browns 6 to 0 in a one hitter with a second inning single by Jim DiMaggio as a double play trio erased threats. Wynn’s gem capped by Johnny Groth’s trio of hits, kept Detroit atop the American League standings with Chicago and New York close behind. Harrison Easter homered for Cleveland in a separate game, while the Yankees routed the Athletics as Tommy Byrne logged his 32nd win aided by Ferrick. In Boston, Pesky and Rosar sparked a late rally to beat the Senators, and Kiner homered twice for Pittsburgh as he widened the homer pace.
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Norman Miller
New York
Art Hout
Yemen
Detroit Tigers
Jim Deising
St. Lewis Browns
Heukeman
Briggs Stadium
Therr
Johnny Groth
Die
Deave
Tiger
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Easter
Dimaggio
Doe Distaggio
Yankees
Hank Wyse
Bobby Saanz
Tommy Byrne
Tom Ferrick
Johnny Pesky
Vera Stephens
Buddy Rosar
Red Sox
Innning
Senators
Mel Parnell
Ted
Toe Ostrowski
Hamec Ang Gona
Eddie Yost
Sam Mele
Ralph Kiner
Clyde McCuheagh
Nix Tan
Entetiela
Pittaburgh — Pirates
Chivege Cubs
Kiner
Johnny Howe
Hank Sawer
Reg Bmatley
Mickey Owen
Chicago
McPherson
Stoen
Tarper
Happer
McPhersoty
Founcey
Surikeouty
Stone
Tigurre
Fyr Howe
Dengue
Xames
Fet
Vothan
Queen
Dickson
Werle
Andalusia
McGulipuat
Greenville
Leonard
Rush
Schmitz
Areston
Owen ’ Winting
Ozark
Rush Teaw
Ling
Kye
Perth
Hopp
Smalley Enterprise
Owen
Ndi
Saver
Dothan
Greveland
Ozarie
Holcombe
Ang Mass
Wynn
Geneva
Ang Murray
Brewin
Headland
Washington
Boston
Marrero
Evans
Parnell Pet
Ola
Batts
Hocar
McPherson Headland
Ostrowski
O'Dea
Enterprise
Demna
Brion
Rivenbark
Headland SZ
Byrne
Ferrick
Beira
Lindsey
DeFunah
Wyse
Shantz
Tipton
Clark
Gracevills
D. Smith
DeTumak
York
Chapman
Rowden
Agaist
St Lews
Commiskey
Aia
Chattahoochee Malone
E- Detroit
Garver
Lollar Houttesman
Robinson
Heafner and Cooper Share Eastern Open Lead
Clayton Heafner and Pete Cooper sprinted to a share of the lead at the Eastern Open after 54 holes. Cooper surged with three birdies early while Heafner fought back from rough holes to stay within striking distance as the field narrowed to 70 players. Weather shifted from sun to drizzle during the round.
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Clayton Heafner
Pete Cooper
George Bowen
Baltimore
Clayton Heather
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Heafner
Cooper
Mount Pleasant
Heather
Jimmy Clark
Huntingteen Beach
Calif
Henry Ransom
Polly Riley Wins Western Amateur Golf Title
Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas defeated Mae Murray of Rutland Wisconsin to claim the Women’s Western Amateur title after eight years of trying. Riley led early and finished four and over Mae Murray in the 36 hole match, with Murray finishing 32 over par for 88 holes while Riley was seven over par.
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Chicago
Polly Riley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Mae Murray
Rutland
Polly
Exmoor County Clule
Mae
Miss Murray
Miss Riley
Dot Kielly
Patterson Paul To Play At Troy
Patterson Paul from Dothan Tiger eleven will enter Troy State Teachers College on football scholarships. Coach Buddy McCollum confirmed yesterday that two standout Dothan players join guard Rudy Wyatt already enrolled at Troy State. Wyatt likely to see regular action this fall with the Red Wave.
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TROY
Oliver Day
Paul Land
Claries Patterson
Dothan Tiger
Troy State Teachers College
Buddy MecCollum
Lingle
Dothan Eleven
Rudy Wyatt
Tiger Dudder
Troy State
McCollum
Wyatt
Cape Alva
Washeerston
United S
Barristers Favored To Sweep Season In Softball League
The Fast and Slow softball leagues near season end with four rounds. Leaders Nip-Ernie and Supreme vie for top seed as Lawyers lead Slow League with one loss. If a team wins both halves, no playoff occurs. winners face city softball championship after league play.
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Ladiet
Lawzers
Cosbys Hodges
Nig-Ernie
Supreme
Ted
Fiat Place
Nip - Ernie
Nappers
Nish
Gettes
Hosiery
Wiiyon
Wilson
Lawvert
Cosby
Ernie
Telephone
Eagles
Kimsey
Hedstron
Hostery
Ingram
Independents
Hedstrom
Blanding
Bea ‘Wilson
Hosery
Lawyers
Cosby - Hodges
Engles
McPherson Leads Pilots In State League Hit Parade
Alabama State League hitters dominate the page with John McPherson leading the Pilots in batting at .418 across 35 games. Teammate Al Rivenbark trails, Headland’s Don Bowden tops home runs, and Don Fiarsk leads triples. Merrins of Meridian wins the National Amateur senior golf title over Gay Brewer one up, with Merrins planning to honor Terry Boyden’s mother from Laurel.
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John McPherson
Pilots
Merris
Brewer
Jonq McPherson
Headland
Paul O'Dex
Enterpris
Ata
Sam Demma
Brewton
Headland Y Dine
McPherson
O'Dea
Demfa
al Rivenbark
Louleville Sugger
Ward
Mel Phereon
Rons
Joe Warper
Vane Patche
Tommy Stone
Ruikeou
Fitciung Records Enterprise
Billy Pouncey Contirues
Dog Bowden
Donan
Don Fiarsk
Eoerdeen
Ames
Ende Mertins
Meridian
Miss
Gay Brewer
Lexington
Is Mertins
Loumans State Universiy
Merrins
Line Scores and Batting Totals From Regional Baseball Games
Compilation of player stats and team results across games including McPherson Headland and Enterprise. Highlights include hits and home runs by McPherson Happer and Brewin, pitching notes on Ozark and Dothan, and final scores across multiple matchups with mentions of specific pitchers and batters.
Mulloy-Talbert Team Qualifies With Ease in Doubles
Davis Cup doubles pairing Carduar Mulloy and Bill Talbert of the United States qualified in easy fashion at Longwood as rain halted semis. They defeated Harris Hopman and Seymour Greenberg to reach the final, while Bromwich and Sedgman won an opening set against McGregor and Trabert before the downpour.
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Brookline
Mass
Carduar Mulloy
Miami
Bill Falbert
Duck Bromwich
Frank Sedanian
Longwood
Mullo
Talbert
Vetery
Haris Hopman
Iuibs
Paymour Greenberg
Chicago
Bromwich
Sedgnan
Ken McGregor
Australa
Tony Trabert
Cineinati
Lowse Brough
Beverly Hills
Cahf
Margaret Osborne
duPont
Wilmangton
Dous Bait
Myamu
Shuey Frv
Akron
Graceville Defeated In Playoff Series
Graceville Red Sox win the West Florida League pennant by margin but fall in the playoff series, exiting in the semi final round. BoFumah Springy mentioned in last line.
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Graceville
Graceville Red Sox
BoFumah
Florida Represented In Future Masters Junior Meet
Tallahassee and Marianna will be represented in Dothan Future Masters junior golf at the Dothan Countryside Club. Albert Yancey Bill Yancey Booker Moore and Buck Berry will play for Tallahassee with 10 golfers from Marianna expected. The event features age divisions and medal play for 18 and 27 holes as local players from Dothan and the Wiregrass join.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Marianna
Dothan
Dothan Couns
Itry Club
Marianna Sod
Sandy Hay Tallahasse Pro
Albert Yancey
Bill Yancey
Booker Moore
Des
Spence Davis Named Troy State Coach
Spence Davis named Troy State assistant coach for the 1980 season. Davis, a former Troy State captain and guard, played four years at Troy in 1969 and earned second team AIC honors. He previously pitched in Alabama State League and the Southern Association before joining Troy State’s staff. Davis is married with one child.
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TROY
Spencer Onion
Davis
Troy State
Red Wave
AIC
Onion
Ozark
Alabama
Nashville
Southern Association
Baton Rouge
Panama City
Har
Samson to Build First Class Grid Iron Stadium
Samson plans a top tier football facility on the high school property in southeast Alabama. A Bermuda turf field with good drainage, a permanent concrete seating bowl from goal line to goal line, and a permanent building housing ticket offices and rest rooms are under construction. Two thousand seats and a complete sod plan aim for completion before the 1951 season opener.
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Samson
Alabama
Bermuda
Prab
Opening game delayed by incomplete facilities
The report notes the opening game will proceed with a partially completed site. A improved lighting system will make the field one of the best lit in the area. Fences and seats are not fully ready, with only lights and seating expected to be completed in time for kickoff.
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Ares Alto Mire
Radio production hours by country vary widely
The fragment notes 60 man-hours to produce an average radio in the United States, 21 hours in Bo land, and 28 in Sweden, indicating substantial cross country differences in manufacturing effort.
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United States
Boland
Sweden
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Houtteman
Avra Tela
Smith & Lurie and & Gravel CO
DIAL
Polly Riley Finally Cops
Patterson
Paul
South
Malvern
Als
Barristers
Xong
Amyr Martin
Cobb
Dothan Heath
Pangburs
Hadlang
Williams
Greenwire
Johnson
Plarski
Enterprise Sa i
Nichols
Jc Williams
Mulloy-Talbert
Mes
Tne
Chattahoochee
Malone Toind
Theone
RADIO
the House of Golden Crickets
S. Oates
Spence Davis
Blume
Blumberg
Vane
Rockingham
Garfield
Schoeneman’s
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Att Sass
Ciearamecd
Dothan Motor Co
Nash
City Hall
Tire Service
Os Euelee Tires
Southeastern Tire Service
N. Ontes
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