Chicago Morning Glory Nine Refuses To Wilt
Chicago White Sox sweep Red Sox in a 10-2 victory, extending their lead in the American League. Ned Garver powers the Browns over the A’s. Dodgers and Giants win to widen NL and AL standings. Budweiser mentions DiMaggio hot streak as teams chase pennants.
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Joe Pzichler
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
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Red Sox
Byston
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Washington
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Tpg Browns
Irene Bearden
Tiger
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooks
Alabama honors star athletes at 12th commencement
At Tuscaloosa the University of Alabama awarded top honors for 1950 51. Mizerany Ivey and Jerry Derieux received major prizes and ROTC awards. Mizerany captained the 1950 Tide football team and earned the W Hugo Friedwan prize. Ivey won the Quartermaster Association award and stars on both basketball and baseball teams. Derieux received the Jimmy Moore Memorial Trophy for highest scholastic average in the A club. พระ
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Alabama
University of Alabama
Mike Mizerans
Bryant Ivey
Jerry Derieux
Mizerany
Crimson Tide
W. Hugo Friedwan
Muzerany
Patama City Club
Birmingham
Jerry Derewx
Jimmy Moore
Joseph Hirsch
Ias
Sryant Ivey
Talladega
Quartermaster Association
Ivey
Tallahassee Citizens edge Browns in tight infield duel
Tallahassee built three double plays and scored four runs as Gabor pitched a six hitter and hit two Browns batters. Dothan countered with one run, Lindsey, Jones, and Fetlus sparked the Browns offense, while Gabor limited damage with strong defense and a late double by Pompetia. Other games: Ozark beat Panama City 10 0 behind O Neil four hit shutout, Williams a five hitter for Headland over Enterprise, and Cox updates on local standings.
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Dothan
Gabor Ni
Enterprise
Dothan Furs
Ottis Johnson Kight
Charles C. Smith Co
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Ro Hewes
Marcus Davis
Darben
Im Lindsey
Charyleston Jones
Gorgon Fetlus
Lindsey
Jones
Wilmer Chappell
Chuck Quimby
Tellahassee
George Wehmeyer
Pompetia
DeFore
Tommy ‘Venn
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Beard
Johnin
Golly
Tol Gabor
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Haw Haney
Ozark
Panama
Tim O'Neil
Panama City
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Joe Clark
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Sones
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Amabama-Tlorida Leags Rievdland
Bat Nighe
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hattenooes
Little Rock
Dothan Browns Rebuild After Crippling Setback
The Dothan Browns face a rough stretch as key players depart or are sidelined. Ottis Johnson is lost to injury, George Howell leaves for a Birmingham position, Tommy Biesy returns on military duty, and Ronald Wilcox recovers from a back injury. Club officials plan a quick rebuild with rookie Jack Turner arriving to bolster the outfield and Rudy York shifting back to the mound.
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Dothan Browns
Ottis Johnson
George Howell
University of Alabama
Dothan
Jack Turner
Rudy York
Tupner
Gainesville
Hag
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Honors
The Associated Press ranks National and American League leaders by batting average runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs. Key figures include Robinson Brooklyn Musial St Louis Hodges Westlake Fox Minoso Williams Minoso and others with notable marks in batting and pitching performances across 200 at bats and four division stats.
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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Metkovich
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
Baumholtz
Chicago
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Oz Robinson
Elden
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Lopat
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Raschi
Trade School Upsets Supreme Creamers in Softball Clash
In a City Softball League game, Trade School defeated Supreme Creamers 4 to 0 led by strong pitching from Kimsey Brannan. The Creamers suffered their first loss of the season as Hedstrom Union beat Vicksburg Independents 6 to 1 in the other league game. Brannan’s win paired with notable performances from Appling Kennedy Hernon and Reney, while the league slate continued with Hedstrom facing Wilson and Hostery challenging Trade School.
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Reney
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Jennett
Montgomery Blanked By Columbus 11-0
Columbus handily defeated Montgomery 11 to 0 as Pete Bryant pitched five strong innings allowing only five hits. Columbus amassed 19 hits led by Bird and built a 3-0 lead in the first inning, then busted loose for eight more runs over the next three frames. The loss drops Montgomery one game behind Savannah in the league standings.
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United Press
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Pete Bryant
Montgomery
Fed Bird
Grays
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Pacers
Birds
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Noame
Red Birds
Savannah
Gians
Riddle Roney Named Troy High Coaches
Troy High School names two former Troy State football players as coaches Carroll Roney of Newville to head football and baseball Chase Riddle named backfield coach Roney captained 1950 Troy State squad Riddle was an alternate captain and manager of the Ozark Eagles in Alabama Florida Teague
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Clipson
Columbia University
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Florence
Bill Sanford
Bank Here
Roney
Riddle
Riddle Ney
Ozark Eagles
Alabama
Sidney Lanier Ensley Begin Baseball Playoff
Sidney Lanier of Montgomery and Ensley of Birmingham meet in the opening game of the state high school baseball tournament finals in Montgomery. The two teams contest the two out of three series with Montgomery reclaiming the South Alabama title by beating Lanett 8 to 2 in the regional final. Ensley has a decisive North Alabama regional win but has never won the state title.
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Ensley
Birmingham
South Alabama
Lanett
North Alabama
Pigeons Drive Man to Try Owls in Spokane House
Denis J. Williams in Spokane reports nightly harassment by pigeons nesting in the house gables. He used stuffed owls to scare them off. the pigeons departed but two live owls moved in, creating a new problem.
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Spokane
Dennis J. Williams
Eufaulan Winner In Princeton Vote
TAP report from Princeton University reveals senior poll results. Jack T. Davison of University City Missouri named most respected and best all round man outside athletics. Davison served as class president for three years and played fullback. Robert Jennings of Eufaula Alabama chosen best all round man outside of athletics.
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Jack T. Davison
University City
Princeton University
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Princeton
M. Taylor Pyne
Robert Jennings
Eufaula
Ala
Barons rally relief pitcher shines in win over Nashville
Birmingham Barons rookie reliever Hershell Frees, a right hander nicknamed Hub, earned his third save in four games as he retired Jim Fanning with two out and bases loaded in the ninth, preserving a 53 margin over Nashville. Elsewhere in the Southern Association, Mobile beat Memphis 5 3 and Little Rock defeated New Orleans 6 0. Atlanta manager Dixie Walker used every player except Kirby Higbe in a bid to stop Chattanooga, but Pete Runyns led the Lookouts with two homers and 16 singles in a 10 3 rout. Diplopo homered for Birmingham and George Wilson added his 24th homer.
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Vols
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Orleans Pelicans
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Atlanta
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Chattanooga Lookouts
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Marvel Pete Runnely
Runnels
Don Ozborn
Daryl Spencer
Uropire Bil Brockwell
Larry Diplopo
Pete Mallory
George Wilson
Solunar Periods Guide From John Alden Knight
The article presents Solunar Tables from John Alden Knight aiming to help plan fishing or hunting. It explains Major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours and Minor periods of shorter duration, indicating optimal sport times for each day.
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Johnsons Condition Remains Unchanged After Injury
Ottis Johnson of Dothan, the Browns outfielder, suffered a skull injury when hit by a pitch Saturday. Hospital officials say his condition is unchanged though he seemed a little better yesterday and could not recall the accident. A Johnson Night will be held at the stadium to raise funds for the injured player with a collection and contributions from Charles Smith Co. Headland plans the event.
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Dothan
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Ottis Johnson
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Smith Co
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