Weevils Rally Past Ozark In Rainy Day Baseball Clash
Dothan Weevils beat Ozark 6 to 1 in a delayed game witnessed by a small crowd at Wiregrays Stadium. Buddy Blair and Duck Riley starred with three stolen bases and key plays as Hiatt and Brunson led the pitching, while Ozark struggles with fielding errors and a tense late rally.
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Tamulis Scalp Extends Yankees Win Over Indians
Vito Tamulis dominated Cleveland, blocking scoring threats and boosting New York to seven wins against one loss while the Indians managed only one run. Joe Vosmik and Jim Aussem contributed hits as Detroit’s Fort Whitehill faltered long after, and Chicago Cubs edged New York Giants in ten innings. Cincinnati quietly swept through Philadelphia behind a strong late surge.
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Grappler Defeats Rival in Tough Legion Wrestling Bout
In a downtown arena contest Verne Clark of Seattle defeated Sailor Rosen of Norfolk by decision after a second fall call. Rosen appeared hurt by penalties for roughness as Clark dominated with grappling holds and a late comeback by Carter and Tolan provided crowd action while officials plan a future Indies night with escorted free admissions.
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Norfolk
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Red Sox quit loop hushed for time in Abbeville scheduling clash
Rumors that Abbeville would drop from the loop simmered until Monday when club reps and league officials discussed the second half schedule. Abbeville faces financial trouble and seeks favorable terms, including continued Sunday games, while Headland may join if a vacancy opens. Umpire and authority changes noted as part of the upheaval in amateur baseball.
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Feminine Stars Fire Money Golf Round In Western Tourney
Chicago June 25 AP Helen Micka and Babe Didrikson win fast in the opening round of the Women’s Western Open at Sunset Ridge Country Club. Former national champion Mira Miexe returned to competition yesterday to win a qualifying berth. Di rikson faced Mrs Robert Rutledge in the opener while Miss Williams and Miss Du Bese Wood faced strong Chicago district challengers as intense matchups formed in the early rounds.
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Harold Foreman
Misa Dirikaon
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Hills
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Chienpa
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Chinnga
Warner
Weevils Muscle Past Ozark Nine In Tight Dixie Clash
Dothan’s Dixie Amateur Weevils finally broke through against Ozark’s nine, advancing a half game on Happy Campbell’s squad. Blair’s batting power and Blair’s heroics anchor the win as Campbell’s club remains a tough hurdle, with Blair drawing major league scout talk and Goosetree praising Blair’s value to the Weevils.
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Ozark
Weevils
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Flair
Goosetree
Box Office Pull To Make Louis Carnera Go Success
New York June 25 AP report on the planned heavyweight bout between Primo Carnera and Jon Lewis at Yankee Stadium. Anticipated high ticket sales may push the non title match to a new financial peak, with up to 400000 expected from around 50000 fans despite Carnera’s weight and state of conditioning. Authorities tightened security, with over 1000 uniformed officers and constant guard on both fighters amid concerns of disturbances.
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New York
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Detroit
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Yankee Stadium
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Tomo Gate
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Jack Sharkey
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Mobile Expects Par Smashing Golf When Ace Amateurs Clash
The Mobile Country Club prepares for the Alabama state amateur golf championship with Ernie Bull promising top greens. Defending champ Files Crenshaw Jr of Montgomery leads a field including Johnny Morris Birmingham Sam Perry Birmingham Gordon Smith Mobile Louis Crisman Selma Charley Ball and Dr Alve Harris Montgomery. Qualifying rounds begin Wednesday with match play Thursday and Friday and finals on a 3 hole route Saturday July 13.
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Convicts' schooling levels noted in Colorado penitentiary report
In Canon City Colorado 3834 convicts were sentenced to the state penitentiary over the two years ending December. Among them 33 had no schooling 30 18 were college graduates and 1471 completed grammar school while 248 were high school graduates. One to three years of high part of Warden Boy Best showed school.
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Barons Defeat Crackers 129 In Wet Southern Clash
The Birmingham Barons crushed the league leading Atlanta Crackers 129 in a wet Southern Association game. Barons started strong with 17 hits and a Ruble homer driving in three runs. Crackers rallied in the ninth but fell short as Abe White retired the side. Legrant Scott added four two-base hits for Birmingham. Other game notes: Little Rock beat Chattanooga 7 0 3, umpire Gregg ejected Lookout second baseman Miholk in the sixth. Tuesday’s slate features Birmingham at Atlanta and other matchups.
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Alabama Pitts Works On Batting For Senators
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts, former Sing Sing convict, practiced to improve his batting eye to hold the leadoff spot with the Albany Senators of the International league. He has appeared in three games with two hits in 12 at bats, going hitless under the lights in his latest outing with four other Albany players also playing.
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