Incomplete Returns Mark Weak ASL Crowns Punch
Poor records and partial statistics from the Alabama State League Scr een limit the final tallies. Howe News Bureau released Aug 29 figures showing low batting averages and limited pitching credits across Dothan Greenville Ozark and other clubs amid a reorganized league since 1948 with top performers named in batting and pitching categories.
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Greenville
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Rot McBelde
Ozark
Sid Harry Weakley
Ties
Carl Avanieust
Ceanna
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Davis
Fender
Dothan
Danny Long
Jonestewart
Roland Johnson
Darrell Milam
Jim Colley
Hay “Roberts
Ie Monaco
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Mell Froug
Rt Brutss Moore
Joe Evans
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Edite LeFevre
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Wealder
Greenaley Shikeouts
Davie
Howe News Doreau
Jetiotenn
Brewton
Enterpelan
Geneva
Stranahan Seeks Amateur Title at National Championship
Stranahan aims to win the National Amateur Championship opening in Rochester. The 27 year old Toledo native faces William G Hal of Westbury in early rounds at Oak Hill Country Club. Stranahan also joins Robert Riegel in the bracket at Tulsa as the event unfolds.
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Stranahen
Gon
Toledo
Shotenaker
Biranahan
William G. Hal Jowy
Westbury
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Mundown Rover
Oak Hill
Alsa Plea
Stronabats Wit
Robert Bd Riegel
Tulse
Okla
Police Seek Identity Of Man Shot To Death Near Union Springs
Union Springs AP police seek the identity of a man found shot to death near Union Springs. The victim, between 30 and 40, about 180 pounds and 5 foot 9, appeared killed elsewhere and dragged to the spot. He wore a sports shirt and undershirt, with jet hair, sheriff said. The body was found six miles east of Union Springs.
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Frnka Fears Favorite Stigma For Greenies In 1950s Opener
New Orleans report notes Tulane Greenies open fall practice with about 65 candidates led by coach Frnka, projecting an offense to handle powerhouses Notre Dame, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, Navy and LSU. The team hopes for stronger season but wary of being labeled a conference favorite and the impact on opponents. Emile O'Brien departed captain left end spot, four contenders compete for replacement. Tulane opens September 2 against an SEC foe.
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Xote
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Fenka
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Tulane
Cele
Franko
Greenies
Power House
Baylor
Alabama
Mississippi State
University of Mississippi
Georgia Tech
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Emile O'Brien
Funky
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New Imperial Wizard Vows To Follow Predecessor Policy
Sam W. Roper, elected Imperial Wizard of the Georgia Klans, says he will uphold Dr. Samuel Green's policies, fight subversive activities, and maintain the ban on public hood markings while insisting the Klan is a white supremacy group focused on civic betterment. He emphasizes cooperation with law enforcement and notes his 20 years in policing.
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Grean
Roper
Georgia
Dr. Green
Atlante
Invisible Empire
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Finsen
Georgis Kkk
Georgia Department of Corrections
Herman Talmadge
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
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Axton
Dowey
Klan
Christ
Hater
Eiliot
Genegla Klan
Ku Klux Klan of America
Montgomery
Remax
Kianamen
Roger Acd
Hig
Grana Cyclops
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Klavern
Georgia Farm Markets Set Record for 1990 Sales
Atlanta led Georgia farmers markets with 16.6 million in six months of 1990, part of a statewide 24 million dollar business surge. Columbus, Macon, Thomasville and other cities reported multi hundred thousand to over one million dollars each, reflecting broader market growth across the state.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Feeding unborn pigs at Purdue University study outcome
Purdue University trial on gilts divided into two groups. One group ate alfalfa and weaned 11 per group, while another group on dry-lot with corn fed 139 latent pigs produced three apiece. The study compares alfalfa versus dry-lot feeding on pig birth outcomes.
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Purdue University
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