Southern All Star Game Set For July
The Southern Association of Baseball Writers announced the All Star game will be played Friday night July 9 in Birmingham. First half winners face the stars, chosen by votes of 18 daily newspapers, with fan contests offering prizes. Willis Hudlin will manage the All Stars, the Stars previously defeated Little Rock 5 to 1 before a 7,304 sellout crowd.
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Ala
Southern Association of Baseball Writers
Writers’ Group
Allstars
Usuas
Willis Hudlin
Little Rock
the Stars
Atlanta
Paul Richards
Stars
Aoa
Devil Diver Wins Carter Handicap At Aqueduct
Devil Diver after a stretch drive at Aqueduct captures the 87 150 first prize in seven furlongs175 boasting his Carter Handicap string. He nosed out Marriage with Georgie Woolf aboard. Doubirab runs third as Riverland breaks down and attention fails to place. Triangle alamos join a list of popular postage stamps in a tangential note.
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Payne Witney
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Iceman) Woolf
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Miami
Pro Grid Teams In National Loop Pared To 4 For Season
National league owners discuss a shortened season with several teams ready to play despite player shortages. Layden urges ingenuity in personnel moves as Cleveland’s exit compresses schedules. Bears coach Halas, Cardinals owner Bidwell face wartime constraints while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia weigh a merger option to solve shortages.
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Napier Takes Double Bill From Bainbridge
Napier Field Gruffies rose to third in the South Georgia Border Air Corps League by taking a double from Bainbridge Army Air Field nine. In game one Pet Dick Henry Sgt Sparks and Harris led Napier with ten of seventeen hits as a late eighth inning rally erased a small lead. Henry went four for five while Harris and Sparks each had three hits. Corporal Frank Agniene hit a long homer off Bainbridge’s second baseman in the eighth. In game two Napier jumped on Bainbridge starter Woolfisch, scoring three in a rally aided by hits from Richardville Tryan and Sparks. Met Jack Horton earned the win with relief work and kept Bainbridge from mounting a challenge.
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FSA Takes Option on Houston Farm
FSA took an option on a three unit tract owned by A. L. Tay or Morris M. Borland. County FSA supervisor Morris Borland announced the action while a group including Homer L. Martin Jack Cheaire and Curt Rice of Dothan route two met Friday at the local FSA Office to appraise the property.
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Yankees Drill A's In 14-5 rout At Philadelphia
The New York Yankees routed the Athletics 14 to 5 in Philadelphia, extending their winning streak to five. Roy Weatherly led the offense with five RBIs and Johnny Sandell added a homer, while A’s errors and free bases fueled the surge. Ailey Donald earned his second win.
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WAVES lowers enlistment eyesight and height standards
The WAVES acceptions loosened physical standards for women seeking Navy service. Vision waivers allow binocular sight below the old minimum, and height waivers permit applicants up to an inch under five feet. The changes reflect updated regulations by the Navy and related offices.
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Worat
Office
RAIG
Standings and games across major leagues update
New York leads with 14 runs, Philadelphia 5, Washington 1, Boston 0, St Louis 7, Cleveland 33, Chicago 3, Detroit 3. Today's schedule includes New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, St Louis at Cleveland, Chicago at Detroit. National League results yesterday show Philadelphia 4 . New York 2 3, Boston 3, Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 6, Chicago 3 in 11 innings, with several matching games listed for today across leagues.
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Wee Pet
Scouts Set Campaign Program At Eufaula
The Boy Scouts of the Southeast Alabama Council plan a two week camp at Camp Rotary near Eufaula from July 5 to July 19 directed by Tex Benner with other leaders. A second Andalusia camp July 21 to 31 will operate on a troop basis emphasizing fitness, swimming, hiking, games, handicraft and weekly Court of Honor awards.
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Eufaula
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Srouta
Cardinals Rally Past Pirates In Sixth Inning Shutout
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 1 0 in the sixth inning scoring on Jack Halletts wild pitch with two away Harry Walker reached on an error and Stan Musial drove him home Hallett limited the Cards to five hits while Howie Pollett allowed six as the Cards moved a game up on the Dodgers in the standings and prepare for a doubleheader today.
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Stan Musial
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Hallett
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Huck Geary
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