Night Fishing Magic and Hazards Taste of Reuben Hearings
Night fishing draws men after work despite hazards from cluttered hall closets to empty-handed returns. Tales warn that hearing beats seeing in the dark, as lures plunk and bass strike amid cool air, moonlit water, and creaking boats.
Greenville Falls Back in Race as Browns Slump Deepens
In a rain interrupted game Troy Tigers defended first place with a 6 2 win over Dothan. Jack Creswell started for the Browns and faced heavy trouble as rain halted play and Oregon Bayou fielded sluggishly. Dothan tied the game late but fell behind again as Troy hitters and timely doubles pushed ahead.
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Mahadde
Lou Brown Leads ASL Batting at .371 Mark
Dothan’s Lou Brown 24 year old outfielder from Andalusia topped Alabama State League hitters with a .371 average as incomplete figures through June 4 show him ahead of Tommy Hawke and O'Brien. Other leaders include Coates and Linderauth in key categories with Kamphaus posting strong pitching.
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Lou Brown
Andalusia
Arrows
Phlate
Lyown
Tommy Hawke
Geneve
O'Brien
Ozark
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Die Coates
Veven
Eew
Ciodvean
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Dotan
Mass
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Eaca
Matehiask Martin
Ovaik
Fies Howe
Hower
Andiduisa
Pole
Revert
Glenn Linderauth
Greenville
RBI
Ovianiv
Hughes Scord
Hobbs
Troy
Kamphaus
Nichols
Jane
Kingan Packers Win Marathon From WOOF
The Kopean softball team defeated WOOR. Rain interrupted a contest at Baker Lot as both teams played tight defense. Wook started with five runs, Rinson answered, and after three innings the game was tied. The match extended with six more runs in the fourth and sixth, but the weather ended play.
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Woor
Baptists
Gevined Navy
Montgomery Ends Brief Losing Spell
Montgomery steadied after a minor slump and held a five game league lead over Jackson. Bob Ferguson pitched the Rebels to a 3-0 win over Pensacola on three hits while Rogers pitched six strong for the Fliers in defeat. Jackson rallied past Gadsden 6-5 with two ninth inning runs as Dale Fischer exited early. The Vicksburg Billies edged Anniston 2-0 behind a shutout from Guise as Woody Rich allowed six hits.
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Bob Ferguson
Rebels
Pensacola
Dale Fischer
Senator
Willis Hudlin
Gadsden
Vicksburg Billies
Anniston
Guise
Ram
Woody Rich
Graziano Zale Sweat Through Weather Delays for Title Fight
Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale watched the weather anxiously as a scheduled 15 round middleweight title bout in Ruppert Stadium faced rain postponements. They weighed 158 1-2 and 158 3-4 pounds, with a potential 160 limit if a second delay occurred, as promoters still hoped for a large gate despite wet conditions.
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Newark
N. J
Rocky Graziano
Tony Zale
Ruppert Stadium
Graziano
Zale
Cheer Up Browns It Could Be This Inning Moulton Triumphs
Moulton semi pro team faced Florence in North Alabama action yesterday. After a decisive sixth inning, Moulton led 21-9 and finished with 13 hits and seven walks. Florence used multiple pitchers in the frame, but Moulton extended their lead and won the game.
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Ala
Florence
North Alabama
Moulton Lads
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