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In Alabama State League notes the Weevils, led by shortstop Bixby, draw praise for his 3.000 batting in 10 games and versatile fielding. Roster moves include transfer player from Yankee country and coach Clarence Harkins leaving Dothan for Lakeland as successor.
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Browns Trounce Ozark At Home In Dothan Tilt
Browns tripped Ozark 9 to 4 at Dothan with Creswell tossing four scoreless innings to pace the win. Lindsey led Dothan with two RBIs, Colley collected three hits, and Coates drove in three as Ozark contended despite seven errors and a late rally. Greenville visits today with more home games set against Troy Andalusia and Geneva later in the week.
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Browns
Bob Gibson
Creswell
Eagles
Sexten
Emory Lindsey
Dothan
Jim Colley
Dick Coates
Joe Harrell
Dickerson
Ozark
Davis
Gideon
Biros
Duthan
Jim Colles
Grove
Brann Mace
Ozark Mangles
Gvelinne
Landsey
Ocarak
Hicks
Culley
Glen Clark
Coates
Noto
Eagies
RBI
Rehobeth Panthers Head to Birmingham State Tourney
Rehobeth High School leaves at 1 pm for Birmingham to join eight state teams in the Alabama High School Athletic Association baseball tournament. Coach Warren Jones leads the Wiregrass champions with new uniforms for the event. The Panthers swept the Wiregrass League and won district playoffs, heading to the state crown with a 9 2 victory over Greenville in Ozark last week.
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Rehobeth Panthers
Birmingham
Warren Jones
Panthers
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Iip
Jones
Houston County
Thee Rehobeth High School
Basmansham
Abbeville
Straugho
Shicou
Midland City Phessage
WBE
Ain Ozark
Greenville
Supreme Churchmen blitz Hosiery Mills in league upset 11 7
Supreme’s slugging crew shattered Hosiery Mills’ invincibility as Churchmen strong pitching by Juhan Tyler and solid defense limited their Guardsmen, 11 to 7, in a Fast League softball game at Baker Lot. Meanwhile Methodist rout Mil Terra 18–0 over National Guard as Creamers rally to win 11–7.
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Baker Lot
Methodists
Dreamers
Mil. Tera
National Guard
Juhan Tyler
Harry William
Williams
Todd
Hosierv
Tommy Carr
Millers
Creamers
Juniors Seniors Farm Softball Loop Opens with Four Teams
Four teams form the Junior-Senior Softball League on the Baker Lot. Recreation Director Crawford Mosses announced games will be on Tuesdays and Fridays, with two games per session starting at three o'clock. About 50 players expected, season runs two months and may end with a championship. Teams include Blue Devils, Red Runners, and others yet listed.
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Wall Twain
Mosley
Mahavers
Gere Gesdain
Black Phinlies
Wesles
Wright Green Parates
Withus Woraties
Blue Devils
Huam Gore
Red
Dothan Legion Nine Stronger Than Last Year Says Manager
Dothan Avuestean Legion aims higher after offseason moves per manager Dave Edgar. He cites depth in pitching and infield, a stronger batting order, and key hitters Mariette Johnson Morgan Longgrear Ted Bond Marx Howell. Three players will miss games as they join Rehabeth High School at state tourney in Birmingham.
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Dave Edgar
Dothan Avuestean Legion
Legonsares
Dothan
Marlette Johnson
Morgan Longgrear
Ted Bond
Marx Howell
Rehabeth
Birmingham
Edgar
Ozark
Geneva
Enterprise
Charles Davis
Tommy Arnold
Mariette Johnson
Derl Murphy
Morgan Longcrear
Johnny Underwood
Richard Edgar
Johnny Dunning
Thaxton
Red Dragons top midget softball league standings
The Southside School Red Dragons led the season with three wins and no losses, while Minnie T. Heard Bullets and Minnie T. Heard Soccers also posted strong records. Rain delayed several games as league play ran May 5 to May 27, producing final standings with several teams at .500 or below.
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Minne T. Heard Bullets
Red Dragons
Softenliers
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Southside Red Dragons
Minnie T Heard Bullets
Minnie T. Heard Soccers
Highland Gray Wolves
Rosehill Reds
Highland Cardinals
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Southside Spitfires
Ashford Beats Dothan 8-5 In Wiregrass Stadium
Ashford defeated Dothan 8 to 5 as eight Dothan errors undermined the defense. Johnson Knight Murphy and Johnson led Ashford with key plays, while Dothan struggled to respond after early miscues.
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American Legion
Ashford
Wiregrass Stadium
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Murphy
Let Them Eat Smelt at Lavonia School Seizes 700 Pounds
In Lavonia New Hampshire authorities seized 700 pounds of smelt from poachers at the Lavonia State School. Staff and inmates have been on a steady diet of smells since the seizure prompted a food supply issue.
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Lavonia State School
Smith pitcher Henry and Bill Jackson outfielders Wayne Sinquefield infielder
Smith joins a lineup featuring pitcher Henry, outfielders Bill Jackson and Smith, and infielder Wayne Sinquefield in a compact roster note highlighting positions and players involved.
Montgomery Tilt Semi Final Round Sets Four Matches
In the Montgomery Country Club invitational quarterfinals four visitors advanced to the semi finals. Gus Novotny of Atlanta defeated Walter Wood of Tuscaloosa one up in 19 holes, Press Thornton of Dothan beat Col Jim Wilson Maxwell Field 3-2, Jack Key of Columbus beat Top Horner 4-3, and Harry Pritchett of Tuscaloosa defeated Col Jamie Gough. Semis pairings: Novotny vs Thornton and Key vs Pritchett. Finals set for Beauvoir Country Club this afternoon. First round results listed with several other close matches.
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Montgomery
Press Thornton
Dothan
Fred Broadway
Jack Key
Columbus
Red Coats
Jamie Gouch
Maxwell Field
Johnny Thames
Birmingham
Harry Pritchett
Tuscaloosa
Keith Compton
Sectarian schools barred from public money per Nebraska constitution
Nebraska constitutional provision explicitly forbids sectarian schools from receiving public funds. The rule affects funding, subsidies, and state aid allocations to religiously affiliated education institutions.
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Nebraska
Andelusia's Hilsen Named to All-Star Eleven
Andalusia back Hilson was named to the North-South All-Star squad for the August Tuscaloosa game but Burnett declined after accepting a Kentucky scholarship. Coach Taylor will select another Wiregrass player after conferring with head coach O'Brien. Teammates Albert McGowan Bru Roney Mar Jenkins of Dothan Eufaula also named.
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Kentucky
Andalusia
Taylor
Hot” O'Brien
Albert McGowan
Bru Roney
Dothan
Mar Jenkins
Eufaula
Calendar perfect Memphis theft linked to daily nylon hoard
In Memphis a 25 year old saleswoman is charged with stealing one stocking each day to sustain a year of daily nylon wear. The shop owner tallies 365 missing pairs from a women's wear store.
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Memphis, Tenn
CIA
Camelback siege guns boost Near East forces
Native forces employ a mounted swivel cannon called a zumbooruk on a camel to deploy mechanized artillery in near eastern operations.
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Near East
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