Dothan to play Ozark in holiday Dixie game
Dothan meets Ozark in the second game of a Fourth of July doubleheader at three this afternoon after the league reorganized scheduling following Eufaula reentry. Dothan manager Paul Tubb plans Lefty Rogers to start, with Legrant Stott making a farewell before joining the Birmingham Barons.
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Dothanlub
Ozark
Abbeville
Eufaula
Montgomery
Union Springs
Troy
Paul Tubb
Lee Rogers
Dale County
Legrant Stott
Birmingham Barons
Portsider
Dothan
Scott
Porter Grant
Leroy Moore- Read
Union University to Play Mexican Gridders
Union University announced by athletic director AR A Hellingsworth that the Union football team will engage in an intersectional game with the University of Autoven in Mevien City this week. A 25 player squad will journey, accompanied by Dr. John Jeter Hurt, president. Assistant Coach Calvin Frey. and Mr. Hollingsworth.
Dothan Wins First Game In Dixie Amateur League
Dothan defeated Ozark 4 to 0 to open the second half schedule, led by Lefty Lee Rogers who held Ozark to seven hits. Score by innings shows Dothan ahead 2 0 2 9 2 and Ozark 0 0 0 9 7. Batteries: Ozark Moore and Casey, Dothan Rogers and Kaley.
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Ozark
Specialy
Dothan
Lee Rogers
Rhe Dothan
Moore
Casey
Rogers
Kaley
Marland Anglin Lead in Oklahoma Democratic Gubernatorial Race
In Oklahoma City on July 4 AP report says Ernest W. Marland once an oil magnate and Tom Anglin backed by Gov. Murray led the Democratic nomination race for governor. With over a third of precincts counted Marland held a roughly 30,000 vote edge over Anglin as the contest narrows.
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Ernest W. Marland
Tom Anglin
William H
Alfalfa Biw
Oklahoma
Anglia
Murray
Standings Today and Morning Schedule Highlights
Montgomery leads Ozark by one as Montgomery 5 Ozark 4 and Troy 4 Eufaula 0 at the end of the first half. Today Abbeville visits Eufaula at 10 a.m. Montgomery plays Abbeville at 3 15 p.m. Dothan hosts Ozark at 19 a.m. Park meets Dothan at 3 15 p.m. Troy travels to Union Springs at 10 a.m. Union Springs hosts Troy at 3 15 p.m.
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Montgomery
Ozark
Troy
Eufaula
Abbeville
Dothan
Park
Union Springs
Montgomery Nee
Eufaulate
Tigers Halt Indians 7 2 Behind Hamlin Six Hits
Luke Hamlin pitched six hits as the Tigers defeated Cleveland 7 to 2. Jimmie Foxx homered for the Athletics in a losing effort to the Senators, while Cincinnati’s clubmates held scoreless. Roy Johnson hit a homer for the Red Sox to end an extra inning. Bill Urbanski’s homer led the Braves to a 3 run win over the Giants. Louw Chiorze collected a single double and triple for the Phillies against Brooklyn. Joe Medwick connected for a homer and a single vs the Cubs. Auditors in Montgomery, Ala., ruled Elmore County officials could not use funds to buy a fan for the examiner’s stay during the probe.
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Jimmie Foxx
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Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Yankees
Bill Urbanski
Braves
Giants
Louw Chiorze
Phillies
Brooklyn
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Cubs
Montgomery
Ala
Elmore County
Thomas E. Knight
Elmore
Mid-Year Sees Farm Plan Entering Permanent Phase
Stephen McDonough reports that in mid year the U S farm program moves to a permanent phase. The Jones Costigan act curtails sugar, Bankhead act awaits cotton limits, and submarginal land options begin. Farm credit agencies finance refinancing while drought and price shifts reshape 1935 plans.
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Stephen McDonough
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Farm Credit Administration
Former Head of West Point Academy Passes
Maj. General Merch Bradt Stewart 60, retired superintendent of the United States Military Academy, died in St Augustine Florida on July 4. A prominent clubman in New York and Washington, he authored several military works and earned decorations including the Croix de Guerre with Palms and the DSM. He served with American forces in the Spanish American, Philippine and World Wars and once served on the staff of the St Augustine Record. Survived by a son Peter and his widow.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Merch Bradt Stewart
United States Military Academy
New York
Washington
Stewart
Extortion Threats Hit Five Phoenix Businesses
Phoenix residents were warned to pay no extortion demands after police and federal investigators disclosed five businessmen had received threats for sums from 259 to 19990 in the past month. The series began shortly before July 4 as authorities reviewed the pattern and sought leads.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Convict Guard Accidental Shooting Kills Girl in Pursuit
Dorothy Lee Sanders age six or seven died from a back wound after guard T H Mosley fired at a fleeing convict Douglass Rabbit. Mosley faces manslaughter charges. another incident left Willie Lee Hardy in a Montgomery hospital with a brain concussion after a car strike. Witnesses recount a hail of police bullets that killed Louis Walsh in an extortion trap.
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Dorothy Lee Sanders
T H. Mosley
Douglass Rabbit
Willie Lee Hardy
Montgomery
J. J. Murrell
Murrell
Louis Walsh
State awaits cows from drought area
Montgomery July 4 AP The Alabama Relief Administration awaits the first shipment of cattle from the drought area. The initial 2,200 yearlings will be distributed for pasturage in Montgomery Bullock and Butler counties to be fattened then butchered and canned for needy families or relief this winter. Further shipments will follow at four day intervals until 10,000 cattle enter the state. Later dairy cows will also be shipped but not enter commercial channels.
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Alabama Relief Administration
Northwest Drough
Montgomery
Bullock
Butler
R. K. Greene
Rural Rehabilitation Program
Alabama
Greene
Change in wind saves village hit by fire
A sudden shift in wind spared a lakeside village near Chester California from a major fire. At the blaze’s peak four businesses and several homes burned, but wind died and firefighters halted spread. Damage was estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Chester
Calif
Lake Almanor
Red Tape Eased for Ginners Under Bankhead Act
Government cotton chief Cully Cobb assures ginners of minimal red tape in the Bankhead Cotton Act. Tax starts at five cents per pound on cotton ginned beyond the exempt 10,460,251 bales. Base tags will mark ginners and producers surrendering exemption certificates or paying the excess levy. Affidavits for delaying payment may be sworn before county agents or local production committees at no cost. notaries are not required.
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Washington
Cully Cobb
Cobb
Secretary of Agriculture
Painter lists Soviet union among Roosevelt alphabet boards
In Chicago at the Union League club a painter mixed up an emblem on the walls. 164 star decorations framed a photo of the President with the letters U S S R mistakenly displayed. He corrected the mistake by replacing it with USBM after realizing the error.
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UNION
Chicago
NRA
USBM
The
United States Board of Mediation
Woman Leaps From Hotel Two Stories to Death
A woman identified as Ethel Johnson also known as Ethel Mitchell leaped from a hotel room two stories above the street in Los Angeles on July 4. She suffered a skull fracture and may not have died. Police said she had recently arrived from New Orleans where her address was 2777 Jonquil Street.
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Los Angeles
Ethel Johnson
Ethel Mitchell
New Orleans
Jonquil Street
Motorcycle National Championship Race in Macon
In Macon Georgia on July 4 cyclists compete for the American Motorcycle Association national championship. About twenty riders from across the country contend for a $300 prize list and multiple cups. Notables include Edward C. Allen of Washington D C Sum mers of Spartanburg and Harold Runyan of Birmingham.
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Macon
Edward C. Allen
Washington
D. C
Summiers
Spartanburg
S. C
Bill Axe
Harold Runyan
Birmingham
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