Eufaula Shake Up Brings Parka Return and Signings
Dutch Konemann and Hut Parks return to helm the Eufaula Governors as a shake up aims to boost the club. Dothan Weevils sit third in the Dixie Amateur loop after key trades and plans to add four Georgia infielders. McKay tops Troy in a 3-2 Campbellmen win, while Abbeville defeats Eufaula 18 to 5 as Govs field struggles.
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Dutch Konneman
Eufaula
Dixie Amatuer
Tubbmen
Abbevilin
Troy
Union Springs
Ozark
Abbeville
Paul Tubb
Dothan
Af Teat
Bs Eufaula
Hut Parka
Dutch Wonneman
Eufeula
Kenneman
Parka
Lewis
Brown
Bush
McGowan
Abberilla
Bluff City
Henneman
Georgia
McKay
Buck Brown
Troyace
Campbellmen
Weevils
Saven
Tublemen
Ducky Patey
Blair
Walker
Core
Smith
Kirk
Trojans
Happy Campbell
Scalzi
Flowers Strokes Ed Crawford Out Of Title Run
Flowers, twice country club golf champion and a strong contender for a third victory, was eliminated from the title run on Friday after a 21 stroke. Crawford, a two time cup winner, would have claimed the trophy permanently with a third win.
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Flowers
Drury Flowers
Crawford
Horace Hall
George Spann
Sand
Raymond Spann
Fred Movely
Din Brennan
Ernie Herbie
Dean and Dians Dominate 1940s Baseball Spotlight
In a lively, period tone, the piece for sports notes the Dean brothers and Dizzy and Joe Medwick as pivotal pitching figures. It covers the St Louis Cardinals winning the National League pennant and defeating the Detroit Tigers in the World Series, praising the Deans for power and entertainment while noting emerging decline in overall effectiveness and ongoing Beanball chatter.
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Joan Stahr
Francis Kipling
Friseh
Dean
Jerome HO
Dizzy
Paul
Daily 7
St Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Biz Ieapues
Cardinals
Deana
Diz
Joe Medyick
11 Year Old Mite Snatches Springboard Diving Honors
Mary Hoerger, 11, won the three-meter springboard diving title at the national championships in Manhattan under a blazing sun. The Miami Beach athlete, described as the smallest ever to win a national title, delivered a dramatic two-and-a-half forward somersault before landing upright to claim the crown. Olive McKean won the 100-meter free style and Lenore Knight set distance swimming marks, while Misa Kight led the mile with a record time for women.
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Mary Hoerger
Miami Beach
Fla
Mary
Lenore Knight
Homestead
Manhattan
Penneyvania
Misa Kight
Olive McKean Sixfoot
Seattle
Susan Robertson
New York
Miss McKean
Katherine Rawls
Miamead
Fins
Wttle
Miss Hoerner
Cleve
Bhs
Janice Lifson
Miss Rawls
Gengia Coleman
Dyer
Xomeraull
Vane
Marys
Fred Hoerger
Cardinals Face Questions On Dean’s Form And Worth
A jumbled draft notes doubt over the Cardinals evaluating Dean’s pitching and value this season. It questions if the elder Dean will regain his former stride while under Cardinal banner, hinting at unhappiness with surroundings and fate.
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Batters Bean
Cardinals
Chicks Take Second Place With Easy Win Over Pelicans
Memphis Chicks snapped an eight game skid and moved back into sole second in the Southern Association by routing New Orleans 5 to 0. Greer pitched seven scoreless innings, allowing five hits as Wetherell contributed ten hits and Greer earned his 12th win of the season. All other games were rained out due to weather, leaving the standings unchanged for Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Knoxville, Birmingham, and Little Rock.
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Mempua Chicks
Southern Association
New Orleans
Pols
Ghicks
Hig
Greer
Wetherell
Memphis
Alanta Crackers
Chavanooge
Nashville
Noxvill
Birminghare
Liltie
Birmingham-Little Rock
Iain Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
League Leaders By the Associated Press Including Thursday's Games
National League batting leader Vaughan Pirates 384 Madwick Cardinals leads in hits with 133 Ott Giants tops home runs and RBIs while Medwick and Herman pace extra-base hits. Martin Cardinals holds early triples and stolen bases lead. pitching leaders include Parmelee Glents and Schumacher.
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Associated Press
Vaughan
Pirates
Madwick
Cardinals
Medwick
Giants
Collins
Ott
Coe
Cardinal
Terry
Glants
Martin
Goodman
Reds
Bordagary
Dodgers
Baseball News from the League Scores and Stolen Bases
Reports list players from multiple teams including Johnson Vosmik Gehringer Greenberg and Werber with stolen bases by Werber. Various game scores appear such as Brooklyn five Cincinnati eleven Chicago thirteen St Louis thirteen Philadelphia seven Detroit eight and more with weather notes in Nashville Knoxville and Atlanta. Amateur results Troy Dothan Union Springs Ozark Abbeville Enfante and Atlante Birmingham at Little Rock also appear.
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Troy
Abbeville
Orark Ovis
Union Springs
Eufauta
Southern
Ausota
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Anozville
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
DIXLE
Dothan
Ozark
Enfante
Baseball News: Players Shine Across Major League Games
The report lists multiple performances including two home runs by Pinky Higging, Paul Dean and Poppey Cardinals with five hits, Sam West and Browna aiding a tight game, and Charley Root pitching two hits in relief. Dodgers, Yankees, Giants, Senators, and Red Sox are noted for key plays and scoring, with refs to Matt Ott and Ray Benge in various matchups.
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Pinky
Bare
Tadlane
Paul Dean
Poppey Cardinals
Dean
Martin
Sam West
Browna
Yanks Wad
Fmrth
Charley Root
Hayies
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Red Sox
Giants
Terry Ning
Redy
Thes
Counter
Ena
Jake Powell
Senators
White Sox
Ray Benge
Dodgers
YANK, GIANT LEAD SHRINKS AS OVERPOWERED DRIVE FADES
Associated Press summary reports a shrinking lead for both the Yankees and Giants after a tense stretch. Yankees lost 4 to 1 in 11 innings to Cleveland’s Browns, while the Giants beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 in extra frames. Cardinals won their 14th straight by defeating the Braves 13 to 3, Cubs delivered a high scoring win over Phillies, and Brooklyn moved into fifth with a 6 to 3 victory over the Pirates as other AL teams posted varied results.
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H. 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Gisnta
Yankees
Tigers
New York
Tanks
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Yankee
New Yorkers
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Cincinnati
Rede & To
Yanks
St Louis
Cubs
Dick Coffman
Charity Buffing
Pat Malone
Don Brennan
Red Sox
Boy Rowe
West Ferrell
Braves
Paul Dean
Burgess Whitehead
BH Delancey
Pepper Martin
Carda
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Augie Galan
Frank Demaree
Coma
Charley Root
Brooklyn
Pirates
Senators
Athletics
White Sox
Buck Newsom
Indians
Pinky Higgins
Lee Falls in All Star Voting Behind Bengston
Chicago report notes college all star football poll leaders and vote totals. Key players named include Bengston Minnesota with high support, Bill Lee Alabama close behind, and other top positions at guard center quarterback and back positions from schools such as Ohio State Notre Dame Southern California Purdue Alabama and Pittsburgh.
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Bengston
Chicago
Don Hutson
Alabara
Frank Larson
Minnesota
Phil Bengston
Bill Lee
Alabama
Regia Monahan
Ohio State
Charles Muche
Washington
Bill Bevan
Jack Robinson
Notre Dame
George Shotwell
Pittsburgh
Elwood Kalbaugh
Princeton
Irvine Warburton
Southern California
Miter Munjas
Jack Beynon
Clinois
Duane Purvie
Pur-due
Dixie Howell
Pug Lund
Jimmy Carter
Purdue
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