All-Star Allotment Up for Alabama State League Pick
Alabama State League directors meet in Enter Prise July 30 to name the All-Star team and settle details of the annual classic. The column suggests selections from eight clubs with notable players across outfield, infield, catchers, and pitching, led by manager Mutt Horgе.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama State League
Enter+ Prise
J. Laney
Sinc
John McPherson
Headland
Joe Clark
Ozark
Jim Wil- Mama
Greenville
Don South
Geneva
Lst
James
Bubba) Hall
Andalusia
Joe Petraguta
Joe Harper
Joe Laney
Dothan
Doc Bowden
Jim Colley
Bull Godwin
Sal Campagna
Mike Kassabian
Brownie
Pichers
Bully Pounces
Enterprise
Andy Olsen
Jim Drummer
Tom Bpringer
Rudy York
Dave Haraway
Tost
Mutt" Horge
Hodge
Thars
Ladies Loop Teams Win Without Blows
Highlights from the Ladies Loop show the pace quickened as Baker Jet, Friday Might, and Supreme Dream Puffs defeated Independents 22 to 15 while Hedstrom routed Ingram 32 to 2. In the first week of the second half, Supreme extended its Fast League streak to four straight wins. League schedules list Monday through Friday games with times 7:20 and 9:00 p.m. The Isle of Man war note and a chemical name appear as stray lines.
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Tne Baker
Supreme Dream
Independents
Hedstrom
Ingram
Supreme
Coxby Hodges
Telephone
Stow
Lawyers
Eagies
Nip-Kinte
Wilson
Kimsey-Brannan
Cosby-Hodges
Erey$ Su
Kimsey- Brannan
Weevils Widen Lead As Browns Rain Checks In
Weevils widen lead as Browns issue rain checks and Millers shellacked by loop leaders. Jupe Plovis takes over on Dothan last night forcing cancellation of Browns-Greenvillers. Enterprise beats Brewton 10-3, boosting the gap to five and a half games with Paul O'Dra driving a 2-for- singles and eight more team hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupe Plovis
Dothan
Enterprise
Alabama
Brewton
Miller
Browns
Paul O'Dra
Cards Phillies Snarl National League Race
The St Louis Cardinals beat Boston 11 to 7 to move into first place in the National League, with Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst homering. Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Cincinnati, winning 2 to 0 behind Robin Roberts and losing the night cap 2 to 1 as Howie Fox earned his fifth win. Jim Hearn led the Giants over the Cubs 7 to 3, while the Dodgers slammed the Pirates 12 to 2. In the American League, the Yankees defeated the Tigers 10 to 4 to inch closer to the lead, and the Red Sox beat the Browns 11 to 2.
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Redbirds
Stan Musial
Red Schoend
Onal
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Robin Roberts
Howie Fox
Phillies
Andy Semiinless
Wert
Mike Goliat
Roberts
Hunt
Gracy Hatton
Sly
Joe Adenek
Shrer
Rune
Reds
Ken Hermtzelman
Tet Hs
Jim Hearn
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fitteburga Pirates
Eddie Stanky
Giant
Ralph Branca
Dan Bankhead
Dodgers
Sauit
Tommy Byrne
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Yankees
Tig Fers
Larry Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Bauer
Hal Newhouser
Byrne
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Maurice McDermott
McDermott
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Dave Prisley
Phul Masi
Chicago
Aine Pretee
Philadelphia
A. L
EAGUE
New York
Hoo
Wes Westram
Doyle Lade
Jannny VanderyMeeytt
Mickey Owen
Lade
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Roy Campanella
Bill Pierro
Jim Walsh
Vernon Law
Vic Jombardi
Clyde McGullough
Pieria
Branca
Brooklyns
Bob Morgan
Braokim
St Los
Vern Bickford
Bob Hague
Walker Cooper
Gerry Stale
Ed Mungeri
Fred Martin
del Rice
Bockford
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State
Hamre
Gordon
Boxton
Eros Slaughter
St. Louis
Wat
Las Cincinnati
Reeve Ak Robin Roberts
Andy Semimek
Willard Ramsdell
Premsmith
Johnny Piamesa
Ramedolk
TRE
Associated Press
Tonay
York
Chim
Gan Pilingetohss
Cincinati
Ken Heintzelman
Mita Cangin
Slan Lopala
Howe Fox
Renee Acne Retin
Homer Howell
Southern
Heinizelman
Monte
Chabanges
Riemyngham
Rowslaus
Nash Sontienstern
Dick Starr
Dack Bruner
Louis
Vickeh
Farhan
Merida
Loguane
Biletes
Ai Papai
Sean
Gedeien Ane
Alickty McDernott
Caomets
Anniston
Matt Batts
Pire
Eh State
Bobby
Doerr
Bilry Pierce
Pobby Shantz
Ed Burtschy
Joe Astroth
TL Shantz
Dave
Philley
Detroit
New ‘York
Het Newhouser
Fred Hutchins
Hal White
Aaron
Robinson
Bob Swift
Tommy Prud Yce
Ferrier Leads St Louis Open in Tight Finish
San Francisco’s Jim Ferrier surged to a commanding lead at the St Louis Open after a three-under 69 left him at 205 at the 54-hole mark. Skip Alexander, Jerry Barber, and Frank Stranahan pursued within one to two strokes, while rain and fading light shaped a tense final stretch. Alexander briefly eyed a tie on the 18th with a birdie try that slid past the cup, keeping Ferrier ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavride Putnam
ST. Pats
Jim Ferrer
San Francisco
Rei Om
Hases
Perrier
Skip Alexander
Knonville
Tenn
Fercier
Fortier
Paul O'Leary
Biscarck
N. D
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Lloyd Manegeum
Chicago
Manrum
O'Leary
Fargo
J Alexander
Ferrier
Buck Flowers Wins 36-Hole Dothan Shoveball Title
Buck Flowers, a nineteen-year-old college freshman, defeats Don Kennington in a 36 hole final to capture the new Dothan shoveball championship. Flowers led 3 up after 18 and held on as Kennington, a rising senior, battled back with a 74 in the afternoon. Other final round winners include Jake Patterson in Championship Consolation and Flowers Crawford Lang Faulkner in First Flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Flowers
Dothan
Don Kennington
Sammual
Kennington
Dothan High
Flowers
Neverer
Ronny Laffenn
Ben McLauchlin
Frank Pridgen
Eufaula Millers Beat Lions To Narrow Flint Loop Lead
ABBEVILLE The Eufaula Millers added to their Flint Loop lead with a 5-1 win over the Abbeville Lions Friday night as Abbeville tallied 10 hits but committed three errors. Eufaula scored nine runs on five hits with one error. Abbeville managed one run on 10 hits with two errors. The game featured Kossover, Dove, Grinvis, Edwards for Eufaula and Cuthbert for Blakely in other action. league play continues with schedule notes and standings showing Eufaula atop the loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula Millers
Flint Loop
Lions
Abbeville
Buffaula
Eufaula
Eer Kossover
Dove Grinvis
Edwards
Chipley Makes Bid In Florida League
Chipley pushes to top West Florida League first division with a 6 4 1 win over Chattahoochee and reports another victory. Week schedule lists Bonifay at Alatoné Chipley at Chattahoochee Graceville at DeFuniak and more results with standings to follow.
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Chipley
Florida
West Florida
Ihe
Chattahoochee
Rons
le Chipley
Eyrars
Jackson
Blackburn
Burks
Duncan
Bonifay
Alatoné
Chattahooechee
Graceville
DeFuniak
Graceville Red Sox Exit Florida Tournament
Graceville Red Sox were eliminated from the Florida state semi pro tournament in Panama City after losing 2 to 3 to Tallahassee. Poor fielding and missed chances doomed Graceville as they committed 6 errors while Tallahassee had 2 errors. Snell, Hardy and Sullivan formed Graceville’s battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceville Red Sox
Tallahassee
Panama City
Gourville Red Sox
Florida Teague
Florida State
Red Sox
Graceville
Elgin
Ville
Eglin Field
Erros Tallahassee
Snell, Hardy and Sullivan
Graceville Battery
Rebs and Indians Tie in City Recreation League
Rebels and Confederates split results in City Recreation League baseball Friday tying for first place with the Rebels earning a share of lead while the Confederates remained in second. Weekend standings show both teams tied atop the table in a small league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebs
Rebels
City Recreation League
Fiy
Whatley Newby Win Table Tennis Tourney
Whatley and Newby topped the senior and junior divisions in Recreation Department table tennis at the Recreation Center. Edwin Worthy was runner-up to the champion among seniors, with Billy Clements and Charles Pritchett earning third place. Jerry Hull and Damon Kirkland led the junior field as runners-up and third place finisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Whatler
Recreation Department
Recreation Center
David Newby
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