Enterprise Defeats Trojans To Jump Into First Place Tie
Enterprise defeats the Troy Trojans to move into a two way tie for league lead. The Weevils split a doubleheader with Ozark as Springers beat Papermakers. Dothan sits fourth, two games behind the leaders, with five games left in the season.
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Stand Today's Schedule Ozark at Union Springs
A compact schedule lists Ozark at Union Springs and Andalusia at Enterprise with Panama City at Troy in today’s lineup.
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Alumni Ticket Sale For University Event
Alumni ticket sale announced with prices for Howard College Mississippi State Loyola Tulane Georgia Vanderbilt and other institutions. Sale opens September 1 with draw on September 15. Proceeds support university alumni programs.
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Roundup of baseball and boxing notes from New York and Sydney
Eddie Brietz reports on Lou Lite's conditioning progress for Columbia, Lefty Gomez's strong form cheering the Yankees, and a look at football coaches favoring the lateral pass. Also noted are Ambrose Palmer signing to fight Maxie Rosenbloom in Sydney and Alan Bordagaray’s standout substitute play for the Dodgers.
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Detroit
Larry Gomez
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Josh Coady
Florida
Ambrose Palmer
Maxie Rosenbloom
Sydney
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Jett
Alan Bordagaray
Joe Stripp
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Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Joe di Mag
Major League Leaders and Baseball Highlights
A compact roundup of American League batting and pitching leaders led by Gehrig and Averill. Gehrig tops home runs with 40, Trosky 35. Gehringer and Walker key doubles. Ott and Medwick prominent in runs batted in. Includes pitching leaders Leonard and Williams with win totals, and notes on DiMaggio’s slump and a star outfielder amid off season appearances.
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Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Team Play Given Nod In National Tennis Tourney
In Brookline on August 27 AP reports a cleaned up schedule for the national doubles tourney. Four top teams reach semi finals including Wilmer Allison with Johnny Von Ryn and Budge with Gene Mako while Parker Mangin Riggs and Savin vie for spots. Women brackets show Roberts, Pedrrson, Stammers, Marble and Henrotin among survivors with Friday start times announced.
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Aumvors
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Johnny Yan Ftyn
Rehampions
Pon Budzge
Gene Mako
John van Fyn
Philadelphia
Carolin Rabcock
Los Angeles
Helen Pedrrson
Branford
Palm Springs
Calf
Sylvia Henrotin
France
Dorothy Andius
New York
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
The report summarizes several results: White Sox beat Athletics 6-3 with four-hitter, Joe Moore and Glantz drove in runs in a 6-8 win, Dodgers star Babs Phelps homered and tripled in three runs against the Pirates, and Reed Sox limited the Tigers to five hits. Ethan Allen and Augie Galan contributed for the Cubs in a doubleheader split with the Phillies.
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Joe Cancarella
Senators
Indians
Beau Bell
Ethan Allen
Augie Galan
Cubs
Farmer
Phillies
Tierra Beats Athletics Twice In Tight Baseball Rowe Strikes Out
Framed by a foggy recap, Tierra edges Athletics in a doubleheader with Rowe fanning 12 in the second game while Gehrig draws five walks to match a mark. Yankee White Sox action sees notable plate discipline as players endure early season twists.
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Tierra
Athletics
Leu Gehrig
Yankee White Sox
Tammy Mitencock
Prain
Chit Sutter
Vinen
Rath Gledhill
Move Only Tide Letterman Eyeing Center Post
University reports Aug tryouts as Tide Letterman eyes center spot. Competition includes Davis and Mave with redshirt years, while understudy roles fill. Thorpe Cox Edward Mune Cox from Kainbudge competes, Cape Rubber Nisbet noted, with tough path to starting lineup.
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Dba Frahers
Emmy
Abe Feot
Wortinds Fisherie
Derir
Jack Machtolft
Inemae Thorpe Cox
Edward Mune Cox
Kainbudge
Cape Rubber
Nisbet
Okay Fraoen
Frisch Retains Fordham Flash as Cardinals Manager
St Louis Cardinals president Brendan announced Frankie Frisch will manage the Fordham flash for a fifth year with the Cards at the helm. Salary terms were not revealed.
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St, Louis
Frankie Frisch
St Louis Cardinals
Raam Ram Brendan
Fordham Flash
Agricultural payments to Alabama and Texas farmers listed
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reported rental and benefit payments to Alabama farmers up to June 30 totaling 31,420,987. Of that, 30,187,486.46 went to cotton, 6,046,92 for tobacco, 726,278.16 for corn and hogs, 33,001.21 for sugar, and 87,190.02 for peanuts. Texas totals 46,224,004.87, Maine 6,980.50, and the national total is 1,267,854,040.78.
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Washington, DC
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Alabama
Texas
Maine
Cubs Begin Rally in Tightly Contested NL Race
Cubs show signs of snapping out of their slump after a rough road trip as they win four straight and host nine games at home. Giants widen the pace with a 6-5 victory over the Reds as Hubbell wins to extend their streak to 14. Cardinals stumble but remain within striking distance amid pennant race chatter.
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Phillies
Wrigley
Glanta
Noither
Guy Bush
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Bill Terry
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Frankie Fitcch
Wee
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Tigers
Wilton
Eddie Wilson
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Dave Barry Dead Celebrated Referee Dies in Chicago
Chicago, Aug 27 AP Dave Barry famed referee of the 1927 Dempsey Tunney world heavyweight title fight at Soldier Field died after six weeks of illness. He was 47. Barry became known for a controversial 14 count in the seventh round amid crowd scrutiny of rules and neutral corner protocols. The bout drew 102,000 spectators paying a record gate of $2,658.60. Jean Arthur is cited as a Hollywood garden enthusiast.
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Joiner Shatters Pet Hopes of 19 Consecutive Wins
Roy Joiner’s left arm anchors a 5-0 Birmingham win over New Orleans stopping the Pelicans' 18 game streak in steel town. Nashville edges Chattanooga as Atlanta holds a ten game lead. 19,000 fans watch a sharp pitching display and strong defense.
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State golf play opens as favorites advance in Alabama tour
In Birmingham the 18th annual Alabama State golf tournament began with most favorites safely qualified. Sam Perry of Birmingham, defending champion, was seeded first ahead of Frank Sitz of Gadsden who won medal play. Two rounds today and two tomorrow set up a 3 hole final on Saturday, with Perry also elected president of the Alabama Golf Association.
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Sam Perry
Frank Sitz
Gadsden
Parry
Sitz
Perry
Johnny Thames
Lonnie Munger
Hugh Morrow
Litz
Scudday Homer
Montgomery Youngster
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Alabama Golf Association
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Neal Collins
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McLeod Joins Wynne’s Tailoring Department
C F McLeod, long connected with De than’s leading tailoring houses, has joined Wynne’s in charge of the men’s department. He brings extensive experience from major global tailoring firms and offers customers a Wynne's guarantee of a perfect fit.
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Wynne’s
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