Officials Named For Homemaker Clubs In County
County home demonstration agent Miss Fran Mariette announces officers for 56 Homemaker Clubs in Houston County. Listings include presidents, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers, and song and recreation leaders across towns such as Barber Center Crosby Dupree Gordon Grangerburg Harmon Hicks Beulah Jellico Kinsey Magnolia Myenon New Providence Pansey Pilgrim Ryst Pleasant Plains Rihobeth Sripper s Cross Roads Smyrna Taylor Union Hill Webb Wichsburb with numerous named members and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Couny
Fran Mariette
Robert Burnham
Hor North
Lendon Hammnth
Eader
K Newton
Deal Sauce
Early Deal
Joe Frank Hadden
W Southerland
Hubert Forrester
WM Rofrester
W. E. Bure
Cowarts
JC Thornell
J S Spooner
J. Ho MeInnich
Azalee Crawford
Yates Willoughby
Higoes, Sorg and Recreation Ieager
New Providence
Reaster Prenge
Mare Cota
Pressurst
Hokbard Ceretark
Arch
Wow
Pansey
Rue Moxur Secretar
Pleasant Plains
C C Moerptn
Rihobeth
J H Flowers
G. B Bonner
Old Fox Griffith Invented Screwball Strategy
New York reports celebrate Clark Calvin Griffith in the Hall of Fame. The 76 year old candidate known as the Old Fox is credited with inventing the screwball and the squeeze play while managing the New York Highlanders. He influenced delayed steals and other savvy plays, with John Horner noted as originator of the screwball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Clark Calvin Griffith
Hall of Fame
Fox
Slone
The
Washington
Lub Griffith
Grath
New York Highlanders
Jack Chesbro
Chesbro
Griffith
Willie Kesler
Sam Crane
Grif
John Horner
Oakland
Calif
Horner
Gutt the Hall of Fame pitcher and manager profiled
The piece recalls Adnan Constantine Atsons and a Chicago White Stockings era, noting Gutt’s seven major league seasons with seven clubs and a stellar 297 wins against 140 losses. It highlights his unique dual role as pitcher and manager, his distinctive appearance, and his essential pitches, arguing his deserves Hall of Fame status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutt
Gillift
Cop Adnan Constantine Atsons
Chicago Woute Stockings
Withrouv
Hey
Cuan
Marty Serve May Defeats Red Cochrane For Welter Title
Marty Serve May rises as welterweight champion after a knockout win over Red Cochrane, aided by manager Al Weill and promoter Nike Jacobs. The upstate pivot, tied to Coast Guard service, vows to provide for Fay and Lews and build a cottage, while aiming to secure future prosperity with commitments to family and boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Serve May
al Weill
New York
NEA
Marty
Schenectady
Servos Meerager
Nike Jacobs
Red Cochrane
Ray Rollinson
Olehr
Grazano
Rocky
Cochrane
Weill Servo & Co
Nile
Fritze Zivice
Henry
Serve
Youth Robinson
Herkimer
Lou Ambers
Lou
Ike
Fay
Lows
Robinson
Mas
Coast Guard
Jmy
Williams bets set stage at stadium fence
New York reports Dar Wakefield makes eight bets with Ted Williams over Williams potential home run feats. Williams notes his 37 in 1941 and past years at Fenway, while Yankee Stadium crowds have challenged his power. The piece cites Ruth Foxx Gehrig DiMaggio and Keller as power hitters who tried similar feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WEA
Dar Wakefeld
Ted Wiliams
Willams
Detroit
Ted
Beams Wakefield
Williams
Fenway Park
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox
Tom Heniek
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
King Kong Keller
Jets Bosses Welterweight Claim After Left Hook Threats
A boastful quote features a boxer declaring control of the welterweights, promising to defeat rivals Louis and Fay whenever his left hook lands, and asserting financial payoff as long as he remains champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Fay
Williams lifts 1941 All-Star game with ninth inning homer
In a dramatic finish, Williams may have uppercut the ball to break the game open. He connected on Claude Passeau’s pitch for a ninth inning homer that reportedly bounced off the right field roof, changing the outcome of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Soring
Claude Passeau
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ST Buthell
Elizabeth Brunson
Latsie Bell Butler
Hicks-Beulah
C F Newell
Presdent
W E Woodham
Coa Kelley
Jawrence Clark
Jellico
Gusue Glover
Gertrude Slipper
Wade Smith
Irs
Hollis
Kinsey
MM L Thomas
P L. Stell
Elie Jarvys
Clifton Hughes
Magnolia
W. Robinson
Johnelson
R. Cherry
MY Enon
LS Sewell
J D Sewell
K. Patterson
Gas
Alabama
St. Andrews
Mite Co
Bright Runner Hay
Sorrells’ Milling Company
S. Oates
All Breed Show & Sale
Bill Pace
L. C. Heneley
Capital Stock Yards, Inc
Thraetor Tami
Allis Chalmers
Eugene Price
Dothan
Bob Mashall
Diler
Hal Banks
Ferguson
Paul [Bees
Shawn Thud
John Deere
Wok
Osho Wade
McCommuck-Deen Im Farmall
TB Whaley
Shford
Whalles
Rass Mullis
Billy Rass Mullins
Chicago White Stockings
White Sox
Iluwan
Norman Bel Geddes
Company
Atroray Rte
Battle of Midway
Uss. Hammann
Yorktown
Ted Williams
Accuracy
United Press
Hemispheres
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Deiruts
Gorges Meray Sporre
Bank & Trust
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