Dothan Conquers Union Springs 8–1 In Baseball Shootout
Ed ward Legrant Scott returned from surgery to start for Dothan guiding a 8–1 victory over Union Springs. Scott allowed seven hits over the middle innings while Do than’s bats collected 12 base hits led by Kaley with two doubles and a walk and Connatser with a home run in the eighth. Union Springs struggled at the plate and left four on base as Dothan maintained the league lead with a 3:15 game at Eufaula following this win.
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Southern Association Leaders Compiled by AP Statsman
Wednesday games are summarized by Charles H. Miller official league statistician for the Southern Association. The brief report lists leaders across key categories and notes notable performances from rival clubs in the circuit.
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VOLS POUND OUT WIN OVER SMOKIES
Nashville leads the Southern Association as New Orleans tightens the chase with a 4 3 win over Little Rock in a pitcher duel. Memphis fell to Birmingham 7 5 as Kane and Murray drove in two each late. Weekday schedule previews list Chattanooga at Atlanta and Nashville hosting Little Rock with Birmingham at Memphis.
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Cleveland Hurler Loses One-Hit Game to Detroit
One hit allowed by Bob Weiland of Cleveland, yet he lost as Detroit won 2 to 1. Weiland’s lone hit came on Gehringer’s hat in the sixth after Goslin and Walker walked. Detroit ascended to first, while Giants also led NL after a 6-2 win over Boston.
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Standings Today and Saturday Results Summary
Montgomery 9 over Ozark and Dothan 1 results show Abbeville and Furtaula 4. Troy had an off day. Saturday results include Dothan at Foufayla, Ozark at Abbeville, Union Springs at Troy. Montgomery off day.
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Diamond Ring Carrot Gift Evident in Sweden
A carrot studded with diamonds was presented to a seed firm in South Sweden. The carrot, pulled from a track garden, bore a gold ring with seven small diamonds around it. The ring had been missing for five years.
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Hurt Pride Sends Babe Ruth to Sidelined Bench
The Babe Ruth, hurt pride and ankle troubles lead to a benching by manager Joe McCarthy amid Yankee slights. Ruth vows to play when able and reflects on his last season, while Myril Hoag fills left field and impresses in a doubleheader against the Red Sox.
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Pirates-Former knocked in winning runs in first game
Pirates-Former knocked in winning runs in first game, latter limited Reds to five hits to win second. Harland Clift, Browns -Got three of team's seven hits in vic tory over Whiteox. Carl Hubbell, Giants- Pitched eighth victory of season, beating Braves, Mytil Hoag, Yankees, and Dick Porter, Red Sox-Hoag made six straight hits in opener, Porter bat ted in three runs in second clash.
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Baer Seeks Postponement of Primo Carnera Bout
Max Baer requests a seven day delay for the title fight with Primo Carnera set for June 14 at Madison Square Garden. Baer, backed by Ancil Hoffman and Jack Dempsey, argues for better conditioning while Carnera and Garden officials push to keep the date. Conflicting views from Carnera camp, Garden manager Jimmy Johnston, and Col. John Kilpatrick frame a tense dispute over the timing and ring readiness.
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