Dothan Club in Montgomery For Important Game
Okt dewa seeks to steady the Dothan Dixie Amateur League club in a pivotal clash with the Montgomery Capitals in Montgomery after Troy handed Dothan a 7-0 defeat yesterday. Manager Tubbs plans Lee Rogers to push for a win while Boykin Troy’s outfield prodigy shines with a pair of RBIs and a homer as Troy edges Dothan 7 to 5.
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Dothan
Dixie
Montgomery
Montgomery Capitals
Troy
Union Springs
Tubbs
Lee Rogers
Trojans
Gast Walker
Boykin
Boyd
Joe Bob Mitchell
Davis
Ennis
Wef
Weer
West
Ceer
Patton
Ewe Eae
R. Walker
McClough
Johnson
Vere
A. Walker
Ense Oe
Dothan Lewis
Wees Connatser
Howell
Smith
Moorehead
Grant
Whatley
Scalzi
Mitchell
Wwe Ae
Kaley
Vy Rogers
Boozer
Totele
Whalley
Horece
Devis
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Walker
Lewis
Connatesr
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Connatser
Shehee
Hartwell Tours Dothan En Route to Home After Primary
Mobile candidate Harry P. Hartwell for the Alabama Public Service Commission visits Dothan with his wife, traveling home after thanking voters for support in the first primary. He opposes Frank Morgan and plans to continue campaigning across the state.
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Harry P. Hartwell
Mobile
Alabama Public Servicg Commission
Frank Morgan
Wie
Harry Hartwell
Public Service Commission
Standings Today Show Local and League Results
Union Springs 10 Montgomery 8 Troy 7 Dothan 5 Eufaula 3 Abbeville 0 Ozark off day. Today's schedule includes Dothan at Montgomery Abbeville at Troy Eufaula at Ozark Union Springs off day. American League standings show Detroit New York St Louis Cleveland Washington Boston Philadelphia Chicago with overall records listed.
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Montgomery
Troy
Dothan
Eufaula
Abbeville
Ozark
LI Pet
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Een
Dethan
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Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
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New York
I Keene
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Title Bout Plans Again Go Forward
Primo Carnera will defend his heavyweight title against Max Baer in the Garden next Thursday after Baer was deemed fit by three doctors. New doubts linger from Bill Brown of the New York State Athletic Commission who initially urged postponement, but the commission majority allowed the bout to proceed with caution.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Bill Brown
Baer
Big Primo
Long Island
Brown
New York State Athletic Commission
California
Carnera
John J. Phelan
D. Walker
Cotton Opens Mixed on Scattered Buying in New York
COTTON opened near yesterday's highs on scattered buying ahead of a potentially strong grain opening. Trading for the short session was light and mixed. The weather map showed clouds in the east and clear skies to the west. The weekly forecast called for showers in the south and east early, with north Texas and Oklahoma seeing showers later. A tropical disturbance was moving northwestward over the Yucatan, with increasing intensity and gale-force winds.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Wather
Yucatan Peninsula
Merida
Yucatan Straits
Baseball Roundup Highlights Major League Scoring
AP report covers multiple games with stars like Lou Gehrig and Charley Gehringer. Gehrig homered twice and doubled twice for a 14th homer day. others including St Johnson and Curt Davis delivered wins with key hits.
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Associated Press
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
St Johnson
Reds
Bill Lee
Red
Cubs
Curt Davis
Phillies
Giants
Charley Gehringer
Tiners
White Sox
van Mungo
Dodgers
Hell Braves
New York Markets Mixed For T W Palmer Trading
Markets show varied moves with figures in open high low and close across multiple listings. Investors watch New Orleans and other regional entries as prices fluctuate and bonds and commodities appear in the day’s ledger.
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T. W. Palmer
New York
P.C
New Orleans
Bank Robbery Wounds Two In Magnolia North Carolina
Two masked bandits opened fire at the Bank of Magnolia at opening, wounding two employees. Citizens fired on the robbers. two suspects were believed wounded. The bandits fled toward Wilmington in a colored sedan and a black red trimmed coupe. Local officials described one bandit as short and dark with a hatchet face.
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Magnolia
N. C
Wilmington
John Croom
J. H. Horne
T M. Rogers
L. F. Pope
Ciizens
I. D. Fale
Chance for farm youth to earn 4-H year credit
I M White announces a new project allowing boys and girls to earn a year’s 4-H credit by assisting parents with farm record books tied to cotton and corn reduction contracts. Records have been mailed to contract signers. beat committeemen and leaders will help members start the project.
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I. M White
Houston County
White
Jarman Refuses Clemency in Tuskegee Slaying Case
Pete B. Jarman Jr secretary of state refused to recommend clemency for Charles Spenerr who is to be electrocuted on June 22 for the killing of W A Reynolds night marshal at Tuskegee. Earlier, Attorney General Knight chair of the Pardon Board urged death sentence. John Brandon had not acted. Reynolds was killed in February 1933 during a jewelry robbery plot by three men in Tuskegee.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pete B. Jarman, Jr
Charles Spenerr
W. A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Tuskegee
WILL HARVARD SEEKS HONEST WORK IN GEORGIA PEACH FIELDS
The excerpt features WILL HARVARD hoping for an honest job, mentions Georgia peach orchards as a fair paying option with pay only after completion, and notes the work is distant with country conditions. It reflects push for steady labor and distrust of dishonest avenues.
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Will
Harvard
Georgia
Baptist Meeting Opens Tomorrow at Judson College
The annual Alabama Baptist Young People's Union convention opens Sunday at Judson College Marion with John Maguire of Montgomery as superintendent. About 500 delegates attend the June 9 to 15 program including model Sunday school, two Dr. J. W. Beagle addresses, a play The Heroine of Ava, B Y P U meetings for all ages, daily sunset services, social hours, and daytime sports such as swimming golf tennis and baseball. Mrs. Henry C. Rogers of Montgomery directs the program.
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Marion
Ala
Alabama Baptist Young People’s Union
Judson College
John Maguire
Montgomery
Davis Cooper
J. W. Beagle
Baptist Home Mission Board of Atlanta
Ava
Henry C. Rogers
Mont-gomery
Mrs. Georgia Yance 76 dies at son's home in Dothan
Mrs. Georgia Yance, 76, died at the home of her son J. F. Yance in Dothan route five after a two week illness. Funeral today at Beulah church with Rev. W. H. Newton officiating. Surviving: two sons J. F. Yance and M. L. Vance of Headland. daughter Mrs. Lee Davis of Headland. sisters Mrs. Allen Newton of Dothan route five and Mrs. Lizzie Howell of Cottonwood.
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J. F. Yance
Dothan
Beulah Church
W. H. Newton
Fellows
Forrester
J. F
M. L. Vance
Headland
Lee Davis
Allen Newton
Lizzie Howell
Cottonwood
Ex-Dothan Man Elected President of Western Maryland
Charles W. Brown, longtime railroad man from Dothan, has been chosen president of the Western Maryland Railway Company. He will office in Baltimore after years as general manager and former Lehigh Valley superintendent. He is brother of R. M. Brown and Mrs. Z. H. Crawford of Dothan.
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Charles W. Brown
Central of Georgia
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore
Mr. Brown
Lehigh Valley Railroad
R. M. Brown
Z. H. Crawford
Long Range Forecast For Washington And Southern States
Central and east gulf states will experience partly cloudy to cloudy thundershowers during the weekend in Arkansas and northern Mississippi later in the week. Seasonal temperatures prevail across the region as the southern plains and west gulf area show similar patterns with variable cloud cover.
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Central
East Gulf States
Arkansas
Mississippi
Southern Plains
West Gul
Sarazen Leads In National Open At Merion Golf
Gene Sarazen surged to the lead in the third round of the United States Open at Merion as he overhauled Bobby Cruickshank. Cruickshank faltered on the last three holes to finish third round at 219, while Wilfrid Cox moved to 220, both in a tight chase with other pros.
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Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Gene Larsven
Bobby Cruickshank
Cruickshank
Sarazen
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Ralph Gaudahi
Los Angeles
al Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Orville White
Overland
Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Johnny Farrell
Westfield
N. J
Jim Foulis
Weather outlook for coast and Great Plains region
Partly cloudy with probable showers on the coast at week start and across Oklahoma and northern Texas by mid to late week. Seasonal temperatures expected overall.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Mrs J A Baxter 78 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs J A Baxter aged 78 died at her daughter Mra Hunt's home 600 West Main after a long illness. She was a Presbyterian church member. Survived by daughter and two sons Woods and J Banta Clio. Funeral at Peak River church near Clio with Rev Clement Ritter officiating. pallbearers included nephews E Woods Luther Cunninghay E V Beasley and others.
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J. A. Baxter
Hunt
West Main Yeeter
Soltenwiniy
Neasty
Presbyterian Church
Woods
J. Banta Clio
Peak River Church
Clio
Clement Ritter
Presbyterian Church of
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Forrester Fungi Home
Ee Woods
Luther Cunninghay
E. V
Alma
McRae
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