Weevils Fight Campbell Trojans for Weekend Showdown
Dothan Boll Weevils, smarting from a loss to Troy, host Happy Campbell’s Trojans in a key Sunday doubleheader with Ozark’s Cardinals. Abbeville’s Red Sox topple Springers 6 to 1 as Norgentind’s curves confound Smith’s crew. Ozark edges Eufaula in a 10 to 8 thriller after a late rally.
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Dothan Beagle
Troy
Boll Weevills
Eufaula
Gove
Exfaila
Tras
Dothan Boll Weevils
Happy Campbell
Trojans
Ozark
Cardinals
Weevils
Abbeville
Red Sox
Catfish Smith
Springer Aggregation
Springers
Henry
Dothan
DIXIE
Union Springs
Tigers Rally, Indians Tie, Goslin Delivers In Extra
Indiana fell back as Cleveland built a 7 0 lead behind Schoobay Rowe six innings. Rowe faltered in the seventh allowing six runs before Elon Hogaett calmed the rally. Goose Goslin shifted the game with his fourth hit driving in his fifth run in the tenth as Detroit and Cleveland settled for a late stalemate. Henry Coppola debuted for Washington with five hits pacing a 3 0 win over Boston. Rain interrupted two games while Braves and Brooklyn had an open date.
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Tigers
Schoobay Rowe
Aitless
Rowe
Cleveland
Elon Hogaett
Indians
Goose Goslin
Charley Gehringer
Henry Coppola
Washington
Boston
Senators
Red Sox
Thuradsy
Braves
Brooklyn
Senators blank Red Sox despite five hits
Henry Coppola led with five hits and scored the first run for the Senators. Guy Bush held the Cardinals to four hits, while Earl Grace drove in both Pittsburgh runs with a double. Goose Goslin added a triple and three singles, driving in five and tallying the eventual winner.
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Henry Coppola
Senators
Red Sox
Guy Bush
Earl Grace
Pirates
Bush
Cardinals
Grace
Pittsburgh
Goose Gosli Tise Rit
In- Alnan
Clancy Leads Barons as Club Replaces Milan
Birmingham Barons under Bud Clancy after Clyde Milan is dismissed as manager amid club reorganization. Milan, 1930-32 veteran, returns home to Clarksville and may accept new offer. Pierre, Faron scout, recalled to oversee club until permanent hire. Milan previously piloted Memphis and New Haven, star outfielder for Washington.
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Birmingham Barons
Southern Association
Bud Clancy
Clyde Milan
Milan
Uns
Billy Weat
Houston
Dizzy Dean
Milen
Clarkeville
Tex
bin Pierre
Faron
Florida
Memphis
New Haven
Washington
Redhead Kruerger Shines At Oakmont In Open Probe
Alvin F. Kruerer of Betott, a 24 year old pro with red hair, opens Oakmont with a 71 to lead a crowded field. He matches straight drives and long irons, ending the day one under par as critics predicted brutal hazards.
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Alvin Krueger
Bob Cavagnard
Oakmont
Chile
Pittsburgh
Alvin F
Buteh) Kruerer
Betott
Krua
Krurger
Kruager
Toland Mackenzie
Congressional Country Club
Washington, D. C
Krueger
Sao Lerberg
Polt
Betoit Country Club
Eufaula Wins Silver Trophy In Enterprise Golf Tourney
W P James of Eufaula captured the silver loving cup as winner of the Enterprise golf tournament on the new course. Fred Moseley of Dothan was runner up after a stiff battle. J T Cooper of Dothan Springs qualified as medalist. Multiple flights crowned winners and runners up from Montgomery, Panama City, Valparaiso, Enterprise and other cities as players from across the region competed.
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W. P. James
Eufaula
Prgsessor
Club
Wattion
Fred Moseley
Dothan
Enterprise Golf
JT. Cooper
Deriniak
W. P Vames
Fire
Fred Mose
Tey
Major McGregor
Montgomery
Mr. Inc
J. FE. Rawls
W. Marbersnn
Panama City
Fla
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Fil Pape
Ornrk
W. Dehnean
Toffeost
Cheatham
Flevata
Tunnerp
M. Tf
Hurd
Iwick
Ransolation
J.T. Cooper
Detynlak Fprives
Enverprise
Chick Rackie
Valparaiso
Stolen Cards And Run Totals Tangle In Major League Offseason
A garbled recap lists multiple players and teams including Pirates, Giants, Phillies, Cardinals, and Indians alongside scattered mentions of steals, runs, and budget notes. The fragment hints at trades or steals in American League and National League contexts, with scattered player names such as Vaughan, Myers, and Whitehead amid a jumble of team references.
Hartford man speeded to court for fine savings
Edward P. Hayes of Hartford faced Bridgeport court on a speeding charge after riding almost 50 miles from his home. He sought to reduce the fine, asking the judge how much money could be saved, and the court replied 310 dollars. The exchange showed the plan to minimize penalties.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edward P. Hayes
Hartford
Pelicans Keep Surge With Smokies Victory Drive
The New Orleans Pelicans beat the Smokies in a doubleheader 3-2 and 3-1 as they press toward the top of the Southern Association standings. Moon’s walks in the first game and Milnar’s two‑hit gem in the second fueled the Pelicans’ twin win. Atlanta Crackers lost again to Birmingham Barons 4-3, while Nashville and Memphis games highlighted the tight race. Upcoming matchups include Birmingham at Atlanta, New Orleans at Kroxville, and Nashville at Little Rock.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Kashville
Little Rock
Memphis-Chattanooga
Pras
New Orleans Pelicans
Southern Association
Atlanta’ Crackers
Pele Thrusday
Thomas
Moon
Autry
Tor New Orleans
al Milnar
Gerken
Nashville
Travelers
Taitt
Vols
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Birmingham Barons
Crackers
Barons
Bughes
Kroxville
Little Frock
Memphia
Chattanooga
Pirates Assault Takes Club Into Second Position
The Pittsburgh Pirates surged to second in the pennant race with a three-game win streak. They swept the end of a western road trip, beating St Louis 2 1 and Dayton in a doubleheader to climb from fifth to second as Chicago and Cleveland jockey for position. Hank Lucas and Bill Swift starred with six hits between them, Jim Weaver tossed a five hit shutout, and Guy Bush delivered a brilliant four hit game. The Cardinals pushed back with a lone run in the first on a Whitehead double and Rothrock double, but the Pirates answered in the second with doubles from Pep Young and Bart Grace. Bush withstood a seventh inning threat, aided by a grounder putout off Mickey Cochrane.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Crews
Pitsburgh Pirates
Tilley
Bucs
Hed Lucas
Bill Swift
Jim Weaver
Cy Blanton
Dizzy Dean
Guy Bush
Mississipp
Cardinals
Iitish
Vane Crabia Jesse
Pop) Haynes
HHL
Burgess Whitehead
Jack Rothrock
Pep Young
Bart Grace
Tommy Thevenow
Bush
Jim Collins
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Tndians
Chicago
White Sox
Blow at Navy Maneas Fleet Sunk
Topeka dispatch describes a Navy mishap as flood waters hit the fleet near Topeka. Admiral Frank Sturgis could not locate the flagship. a speed boat and eight damaged rowboats drifted on floodwaters from the Pacific Ocean and the Kaw river.
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Topeka
Kas
Frank Sturgis
Pacific Ocean
Kaw River
Denver Comple Samy Law Over Damivedan
Denver June 7 1920s report notes a divorce action in district court involving Kathryn V Stray and May Straub Denver teacher and wife of Waller Straub with a $100000 alimony or property suit amid allegations of infidelity and alienation of affections by the husband.
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Denver
Samy
Kathryn V. Stray
Hushead
Waller 7 & Packing House
Erine Hert
Big Mother
Greens and Grays Set for Summer Dresser Fashion
In London on June 7, pattern notes preview dresses in cool greens and grays for the upcoming warm days. AP reports designers plan practical, light fabrics and muted tones for everyday wear amid rising temperatures.
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