Ozark Rallies Past Dothan In Rainy Tilt
In a rain soaked Dixie League game Ozark edged Dothan 8 to 7 after a seventh inning collapse by Dothan. Welker drove in four Ozark runs including a bases clearing double while Mitchell pitched five solid innings before wildness cost Dothan.
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Union Springs
Ozark
Joe Bob Mitchell
Dale County Club
Dothanites
Mitchell
Dothan
Dothan Ab Bhoog
Scalzi
Wesie
Ozark Ab
Riley
Ween
Campbell
Wilson
Casey
Welker
Hinson
O Hooks
Drake
Boozer
Kaley
Head
Connatser
Lewis
Walker
Whatley
Howell
Basse
Henamer
Smith
Hubbell Gomez All Star Choices
Nom inated in advance by popular acclaim Vernon Gomez and Carl Hubbell were selected as starting pitchers for the all star game at the Polo Grounds next Tuesday. Managers Cronin and Terry announced the lineups and named Gomez and Hubbell the two elite southpaws to pitch in the national exhibition.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Vernon
Goofy) Gomez
Carl Gwen Hubbell
Polo Grounds
Joseph Edward Cronin
Bill Terry
Gomez
Hubbell
Lott and Stoefen Win in Doubles at Wimbledon
George Lott Jr and Lester Stoefen won the All England men's doubles title to salvage American men’s strength after Helen Jacobs’ loss in women’s singles to Dorothy Round. The Americans defeated defending champions Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon 6-2 6-3 6-4, with Stoefen recapturing top form and aiding Davis Cup hopes as Wilmer Allillon looms.
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Wimbleton
Eng
George Lott, Jr
Lester Stoefen
United States
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Roundey
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Lott
Stoeffen
John van Ryn
Stoefen
Wilmer Allleon
Cotton Letter by T. W. Palmer
Lower cables and liquidation of about 8000 bales in May and December futures. Trade absorbed contracts as rallies faded, market dull in the second hour. Texas faced drought with Mississippi seeing heavy rains aiding weevils. Forecasts predicted showers across most states, with Oklahoma and Gulf regions showing varied conditions through the week.
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T. W. Palmer
New York
Texas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
East Gulf States
West Gulf States
Typhoid and Diphtheria Clinics Schedule
Houston county health department attaches will hold clinics all day Thursday announced by Dr. F G Granger health officer. The schedule lists 8 a m Wilson's Mill 9 Cameron School 10 Cottonwood 1 p m Ramah 2 St Mary's church 3 Barnes School.
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Houston County Health Department
F. G. Granger
Wilson's Mill
Cameron School
Cottonwood
Ramah
St. Mary's Church
Barnes School
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Thin Trading Highlights
A compact list shows major gains and losses among the bellwether shares. Coca Cola Chrysler General Motors General Electric Westinghouse Woolworth Radio Corp United Fruit Dow Jones listed prominent names with fractional changes, including uneven moves for Anaconda Copper and Kennecott, while Texas Corp and merged utilities lagged.
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Band
Weed Wasa Ae
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix
Cen
Cee Aces
Commonwealth and Sou
Akale, Alyjal Decyl
Coca Cola
Chrysler
Curtis Wright
Eee Ss
Dupont
Seveesseee
Electric L and Po Senew
Goodyear
Wee
Hudson Motors
International
Industrial Raven
Reynalds Tahrren
Manville
Kennecott Corp
Lorillard
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Packard
Eaeeeve Aar Radio Corp
Tera Gulto
BA TY S Steel
Woolworth
American Can
Scc
Penney
Western Union
Dazzy Vance Coaches Two Prospects In Cincinnati
Arthur Dazzy Vance, once 1924 NL MVP, now a reliever with the Reds, is training two young pitchers Ted Kienihans and Tony Freitas. Kienihans came from Philadelphia in a trade, Freitas from St Paul on trial and kept. Vance recalls peers Adolfo Luque and Jess Haines as others faded from the majors.
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Cincinnati
Arthur “Dazzy” Vance
Dazzy
Cincinnati Reds
Vance
Adolfo Luque
Jess Haines
Ted Kienihans
Tony Freitas
Reds
Kienihans
Philadephia
Cawn Likker Deserted by South Carolinians
Columbia, July 7 AP reports South Carolina, once a dry state in the cawn likker belt, shifts to gin and bottled in bond after repeal. Dealers fear federal agents more than state officers, reducing white lightning flow to cities as illicit routes are cut off and legal taxpaid liquor enters from outside the state.
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Columbia
D. C
Bond
South Carolina
That World Series Lettuce Spurs Medwick to Bat Title
Joe Medwick, hailed as a rising batting threat for the St. Louis Cardinals, is tipped to win the 1934 National League batting crown. Fans chant “Rock it Joe” as he vaults from a Cartersburg upbringing to national acclaim, with manager Frankie Frisch guiding him toward the strike zone within reach of his bat. The 23-year-old Hungarian boasts two ambitions: base hits and the “buckerinos” payoff, aiming for consistent contact and power as he moves through his fifth pro season after stints with Scottdale and Houston before joining the Cardinals in 1932.
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Karl BK
Bauman ST. Louis
Medwick
Frankie Frisch
Joe
Scottdale
Houston
Cardinals
Savannah Naval Stores Data From Savannah July 7
AP report lists turpentine and rosin firm figures for Savannah on July 7 with sales, receipts, shipments and stock totals. Turpentine sales 41.25, receipts 191, shipments 1,692, stock 8,407. Rosin sales 2,236, receipts 2,844, shipments 2,213, stock 96,521. Price quotes show BD E 4.00 and other grades up to X 4.60.
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Savannah Naval Stores
Savannah
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