Knapp resigns as Ozark Eagles manager
Roy Knapp resigns as skipper of the Ozark Eagles after turning in his uniform. Dick Coffman, ex major league player, to replace him and serve as player manager and reliever pitcher. Knapp hints at salary issues while seeking a higher league opportunity.
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Standings and Tonight's MLB Schedule
The national league standings show Brooklyn leading with 48 wins and 27 losses. Chicago 40 33 and St Louis 43 32 trail. Philadelphia 31 39 and Pittsburgh 29 45 at the bottom. Tonight Brooklyn visits Chicago and New York goes to St Louis while Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh at 8 30 p m and Boston visits Cincinnati.
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Three API Gridders Selected As All Stars
AUBURN AP Buster Ramsey assistant line coach at Auburn has accepted invitation to play in the All Star football game in Chicago August 30. He was an All America guard at William and Mary in 1942. Also in the All Star lineup are Tex Warrington center at Auburn in 1944 and Bill Harris pivot man at Auburn last season.
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Buster Ramsey
Chicago
Wiliam and Mary
Iago
Tex Warrington
Bill Harris
Southeastern Loop Names All Stars for July Fifteenth Game
Anniston Vicksburg and Selma place three players each on the 15 man Southeastern League All Star squad to face Pensacola July 38. Jackson chooses manager Travis Jackson and the poll by league writers selects Albert Fisher John Burlington Schmidt Castiglione Pare Castiglione Fred Williams Cliff Pemberton Joe Cavosis Ray Zimmerman Nechit Wilson Bobby Lenn Don Moore Hill Horn Alex Bevers Dinty Moore.
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Meridian
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Joe Cavosis
Ray Zimmerman
Nechit Wilson
Bobby Lenn
Gadsden
Don Moore
Hill
Horn
Vickburg
Alex Bevers
Dinty Moore
Browns Place Three Men On All Star Club In Alabama League
The Dothan Browns have three players named to the Alabama State League All Star squad catcher Emory Lindsey pitcher Carl Johnson and outfielder Elmer Bonannon. Geneva Redbirds lead with six selections while Do than Ozark Greenville each place three and Brewton has two. The stars will meet Troy Trojans July 15 in Troy with Ben Catchings managing Brewton.
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Mosely Sets New Dothan Country Club Course Record
Fred Moseley shot 64 at Dothan Country Club to break Frank Stranahan's 64 course mark. Moseley carded eight birdies, turned 31 on the front and 33 on the back, with a front nine 31 and back nine 33.
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Mulloy and McNeill Set for Spring Lake Tennis Semi
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and Don McNeill of Orange meet in the Spring Lake Invitational clay court tournament semi final. The other semi final pairs Frankie Parker of Los Angeles and Alejo Russell of Argentina.
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Los Angeles
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Feller Falls as Yankees No Hit Bid Triumphs
Cleveland ace Bob Feller lost a bid for a no hitter as the New York Yankees defeated the Indians in front of 96,244 fans at Yankee Stadium. Feller struck out five over five innings before yielding to the bullpen, with Aaron Robinson contributing a late homer and the Yankees driving in runs to secure the victory.
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Baseball Scores Across The League
The report notes several baseball outcomes including Boston Red Sox edging Detroit Tigers by 220 in 1 inning and New York Giants beating St. Louis Cardinals 123 to move into a fifth place tie with Boston. Other results include Chicago Cubs blanking Brooklyn Dodgers 10 and Cincinnati Reds defeating Philadelphia Phillies 43.
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Marblehead Kitchen Science Sparks Namework Tale
In Marblehead Massachusetts Edward Hampniey edits a personal namework project for his daughter Pattie Anieen ogalata who is carrying out a kitchen based Catibstty experiment on the fas stove. Toophie seeks to steer the girl from scentidie to classical paths.
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Hines Leads Field At Kansas City Golf Meet
Jimmy Hines of Chicago surged ahead early and challenged favorites for the $20,000 event. Contenders included Ben Herien Byron Tel son and Sarmay Snead as key rivals on the course with tight scoring and record-pace rounds.
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Hogan Seeks Five Strokes To Catch Hines Leader
Golf report notes Ben Hogan needed five strokes to close gap on Hines and opened with a 71 as the money winner stands.
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