Powers At Issue In Major League Meeting
Major league owners clash over the powers of baseball's chief after the Landis era. Debates at the Columbus minor league meeting spill into the annual majors session seeking a middle ground on authority and league expansion. Trade talk includes Rudy York, Dum Bagby, Jeff Heath and George Case with night game limits and Sunday doubleheaders on the table.
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Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
Kentucky
Happy Chandler
Aip of
Baseball
K. M. Lander
Columbus
Claus
Chander
Landis
Ivory Mat
Detroit
Rudy York
Cleveland
Dum Bagby
Boston Red
Jeff Heath
Washington
George Case
Larry McPhail
Jis Hights
Yankee Stadium
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Tigers to host Ozarks in net game at 7 30 p m
Dothan High School will stage a basketball night clash against Ozark Eagles at Dothan High with a 7 30 p m tip off tomorrow. Coach Jack Hoozter said he cannot gauge his Tigers roster until early action and the team will play with limited experience. Admission is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Tiger-Ozark
Dothan Bagh Schod Tigers
Ozark
Eagles
Dothan High School
Jack Hoozter
Dothan
Wil
Dale County
Eapies
Jo Medy Hovater
Tught
Acon
Tigers
T. G. Vaughn
Picard Wins Miami Open With Seven Under Par
Henry Picard, 38, capped a record Miami Open with a seven under par 63 final round, totaling 267 to win the $2,250 top prize. Harold McSpaden took second at 272, amateur Frank Stranahan and others tied for third as Picard’s round featured 51% birdies and an eagle earning extra prize.
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Ty Wilbur Jennings
Miami
Henry Picard
Florida
Cleveland
Harold
Jug'’ McSpade
Picard
Sam Snead
McSpaden
Sanford
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Denny Shule
Akron
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Hershey Pa
E J
Jim Fouls
Lagrange
Chick Ristan
Grosse Pointe Woods
Mich
Oryan White
Winston Salem
Jim Ferrer
Steel Bowl Mobile plans for post season game New Year day
An effort to arrange two college or service teams for the Steel Bowl in Birmingham on New Year’s Day is underway. Fairhope amusement park operator W F Howke says he wired several schools including Great Lakes NTS Virginia, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Temple for participation.
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Steel Bowl Mobile Ala
Birmingham
W F Howke
Fairhope
Ala
Great Lakes
Virgina
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Texas A & M
Temple
Eufaula Dog Event Draws 150 Entries Across Regions
The Chattahoochee Valley Field Trial Associations annual stakes open in Eufaula with 150 plus entries from almost every state. Secretary Tom DeVane of Columbus coordinates amateur, regional amateur, open all age and derby events with judges including Henry Banka Guerryton Hoy Persona and others from Florida Alabama North Carolina and Missouri.
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Eufaula
Chattahoochee Valley
Tom DeVane
Columbus Ga
Bard
Pepnayyalla South
Henry Banka
Guerryton Ala
Hoy Persona
Moanticellu Ge
Zivic Faces Hudson In Madison Square Garden Bout
In Madison Square Garden, veteran Fritze Zivic of Pittsburgh meets Cecil Hudson of Los Angeles in a 10 round welterweight bout. Zivic, fading after recent losses, serves as a hurdle for Hudson, a Garden headline debutant trained by Henry Armstrong's camp, who stopped George Red Doty in three rounds in his last outing.
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Zvic
Hudson
New York
Bailtle
Fritze Zivic
Pittsburgh
Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
Clen
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Henry Armstrong
George Red Doty
Theatres Amusements Today and Tomorrow
Entries list multiple film showings with stars Dave Andrews and Alice Faye in Pelle Ange and Wanderers of the Wasteland plus Roy Rogers in Bunt Feure. Notes on midweek and weekend attractions feature Allan Ladd, Lew in Western titles, and other named actors in varied programs.
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Dave Andrews
Alice Faye
Linda Darnell
Pelle Ange
Margaret Olrien Edward G Arnold
Gus Yenee
Dames Warren
Audae Lang
Wanderers
Committee To Study Atlanta Plans Net Replacement For Rose
Arkansas mentor committee formed by board of trustees today to study replacement for Rose, with head football coach Alan Liversix among candidates. Conference at Fayetteville expected to name successor. Drew or Bear Well farmer Tex as Christian likely. Helen Ruse resignation followed a 1 4 4 5 season.
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Rose
Arkansas
Yytly
Tt Osters
Rte
L-uversix
Arkansst
Sousters
Fayetteville
Eiher
Texas Christian
North Carolina
Helen Ruse
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