Troy Weevils Rally Past Dothan in 11 Inning Heartstopper
In a tight Wiregrass title race, Troy Trojans beat Dothan 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Pretty Boy Walters delivered the key bunt and homer to tie and Brad Campbell’s run produced the deciding score as Troy outplayed Dothan in a dramatic series opener.
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Yesterday's Stars in Major League Baseball Summary
Ott drove in the winning run for the Giants with a key hit in the eleventh. Bull Dietrich and Mel Ott led the Giants to an eight hit game including two homers. Buddy Myer had two RBIs for the Senators in a win over the White Sox. Pats Dusty Choke powered the Red Sox against Detroit pitching. The intraline fragment mentions unrelated spermwhale and fluid imagery.
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League Leaders By the Associated Press Thursday Games
League leaders breadth includes batting and pitching figures with names like Vaughn Medwick Greenberg Vosmik and Cantleman. American and National League leaders feature runs batted in hits home runs and stolen bases, with noted players from Cubs Cardinals Giants and Yankees among others. A fragment mentions Regimental day and author Peter B Kyne sending silver spears to the 1th infantry.
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Sports Gossip Points Duke As Team To Watch This Year
New York Aug 2 AP Hot football dope from the south notes Duke to watch next season with coaches sending tips. Mentions Wallace Wade and an expected strong Intersectional game schedule. Also covers boxing, golf, tennis, and baseball tidbits with several named figures and teams.
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Professional Hint For Mr. Dizzy Dean From Negro Hurler
In McPherson Kansas on August 28 AP dispatches note a regional game where Satchel Paige, a noted Negro league hurler, pitched for Bismarck against the Dickey nine. Paige reportedly forced fans to urge a mound visit and retired the side by striking out multiple batters, leading Bismarck to a decisive 14 to 0 victory.
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Olympic Center bars Jews from parks and theatres
Jewish access was barred at public parks and four theatres in Hanover and Guemisel-Fartenkizelen amid broader Nazi restrictions. The Munich Reich law enforcement closed four Jewish owned theatres and posted banners declaring Jews are not allowed. Community relief funds show rising aid to Jews as anti Jewish measures amplify segregation.
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Pelicans trail Crackers in banner chase as Atlanta narrows gap
New Orleans thrashed Nashville 6 to 2 behind Andy Meace enger as Eddie Rose mashed a circuit shot. The Crackers fell 3 to 2 in 14 innings to Memphis, with Nelson scoring the winning run on Benning’s double. Birmingham beat Chattanooga 9 to 7, while Little Rock swept Knoxville in a fourth straight win.
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British Bank Recalls Italian Credits Striking Blow
London Aug 22 AP One of the Big Five British banks has recalled all of its Italian credits now matured or due for repayment to Italian banks or firms. The move, not ordered by the Bank of England or the treasury, is a precaution amid the deteriorating exchange position in Italy. British coal exporters face shrinking shipments as debts go unpaid and government representations have been made.
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Beer Returns As Lindsay Reopens Town Well
In Lindsay Texas residents near dry neighboring communities may again use the town well after the faucet, removed 25 years ago by a crowd, was replaced following beer legalization. The move mirrors a wet defeat in Cooke County as Lindsay waters reopen with the 2.2 beer standard. A separate Asheville North Carolina note reports Atty Z F Curtis finding a rock on a desk after a window smash believed to be connected to a police station area incident.
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Marathon win and coaching moves echo through sports section
A fragmented sports column recalls past results and personnel shifts. Ma Porter won the Cleveland Marathon in 23% with Clarence Demor second. Three years earlier Charley Grimm was re-engaged by Chicago. Salary figures and other notes appear scattered, with references to past national championships and injuries.
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Moon Mullins Says Football Is Easy To Coach
Ex Notre Dame star Moon Mullins, visiting Cheyenne, argues football is easy to play and coach. He credits brains, spirit, and desire, notes St Benedict's College head coach role, and praises college players while critiquing cut the squad policies.
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East Wins Semi Final Berth In Pubnet Grand Singles
East earns a spot in the Pubnet Grand finals as men’s singles semifinals unfold in New Orleans. Bernard Welsh of Washington and William Lurie of New York face off, while William Schommer of Minneapolis meets Arnold Simons of Louisville as Bayou exits Welsh. Ralph McElvenny and Simmons push through in longer matches, with Schommer pairing with Charles Britzina to defend doubles title. Ruth Bailey Prosser and Lydia Kayser reach women’s semis.
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Cubs Rally In Narrow Defeat Hints At Giants Chase
The Cubs mounted a late rally to force a tense tied game in a desperate bid to close the gap on the leading Giants. Moloth, Hartnett, and Gabby Hartnett contributed key hits as Chicago battled through a tight ninth and failed to seal the win, with the eventual loss highlighting the Cubs’ push to leapfrog their rivals.
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