Street Tabs Foes In 1932 Pennant Chase
Gabby Street predicts the 1932 National League pennant order with the Cardinals at the top and a tight fight for third as the Cubs Dodgers and Braves battle. He notes pitching strength bolstering St Louis and cites talent across rivals while cautioning about player salary holds and spring training impacts.
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Abby Street
Diamon Cardinals
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Rooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philielphia
Cincinnati
Redbirds
Dan Jewley
Street
Reds
Giants
Cardinals
Gabby
Cubs
Dodgers
Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Trooklyn
McKechnie
Local visitors and weekend travels noted across the region
Midland City resident Dan Willis visited here on Wednesday. Rease Ennis from Dothan was a visitor Wednesday. Mary Lou Williams returned home after visiting Troy and Enterprise. Prof and Mrs W L Hicks spent the past weekend in Petrey. Marie Hamm stayed in Elba with relatives. Ara Douglas Maulk returned to Troy after visiting here. Mr and Mrs Curry Woods and children of Headland visited Mrs Williams Sunday. Grace Wilkerson of Headland spent the weekend with Mrs L Helms. Malcolm McPherson of Tyson visited Bailey and Mr and re Askew, Mr and Mrs Gib Solomon of Cland visited Mr and Mrs H Ace Sunday. Davis of Donalsonville visited B L Davis this week plus A B L Davis visited Mr and A G Hudgen in Abbeville.
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J. A. Durr
Pinckard
Newton
Jim Coleman
Dothan
Harold Snell
Barbara
Piichard
B. Coleman
Dothay
Mollie Baldwin
Madrid
M. J. Baldwin
Marvin Harper
C. H. Dick
Howell Long
Falkville
R. Long
S. K. Sellers
Edgar Merritt
Headland
Dan Willis
Montgomery
Rease Ennis
Mary Lou Williams
Troy
Enterprise
W. L. Hicks
Petrey
Marie Hamm
Elba
Ara
Douglas Maulk
Curry Woods
Willams
Willie Cassidy
Fort Deen
Byrd Kel
Grace Wilkerson
L. Helms
Malcolm McPherson
Tyson
New Warden of Leavenworth Appoints Reorganization
Warden F. G. Zerbst, recently named head at Fort Leavenworth Kansas, moves to overhaul prison personnel. He succeeds Thomas B. White who was injured during a December kidnapping incident in a prison break. White to head a new federal penal farm at El Paso Texas.
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F. G. Zerbst
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Zerbst
Thomas 8. White
White
el Paso
Texas
Nine Homers Mark A's 14 12 Victory Over Cardinals
The Philadelphia Athletics slugged nine homers to defeat the St Louis Cardinals 14 to 12 in the spring world series second game. Oscar Roettger hit three long drives, including a decisive eighth inning homer as the A's rallied from behind to tie the series at 1-1. Dizzy Dean debuted for the Cardinals, yielding six runs in one inning before leaving. The third game was set for Fort Myers.
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MIAML
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Oscar Roettger
Athletics
Roettger
Fort Myers
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Cardinals
A's
Wind Damage Destroys Three Homes Including Leach and Bridges
A severe wind destroyed the homes of J. W. Leach and G. G. Bridges, plus an unoccupied residence. Officials could not determine the total loss immediately.
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J. W. Leach
G. G. Bridges
Investigating Malicious Fire at Vacant House
Authorities probe a fire reported at a vacant house amid suspicions of arson. Firefighters responded to the scene as investigators collect evidence and interview witnesses to determine the cause and suspect motive.
Three Blountstown Houses Destroyed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin Sunday completely destroyed three residences in Blountstown. Flames whipped through the area as residents moved to safety. Mrs J W Hathorn and Mer Snell were mentioned in relation to the incident and Mozell Evans housed a visitor overnight.
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Blountstown
J. W. Hathorn
Mer Snell
Mozell Evans
Compulsory Unemployment Insurance Debate Held in Schools
A debate on the resolution That the Several States Should Enact Legislation Providing for Compulsory Unemployment Insurance was debated in many schools. Speakers included Obie Hays Clarence Hays James Bailey and James Turnipseed and Merle Dillard.
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Obie Hays
Clarence Hays
James Baily
James Turnipseed
Merle Dillard
Local Visitors and Sunday Calls Across the Community
Mr Olive and Mr and Mrs D F Snell and children Lewie Frank and Max with Mrs Lula Murphy visited relatives in Slocomb Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bacon Murphy visited D F Snell Sunday. Vester Killingsworth and son Jimmie stayed with Charlie Killingsworth Saturday night. Wilkes Murphy visited Lula Murphy Sunday. Merl Snell visited Kathryn Gilmore Sunday. Rubye Nell and Mildred Saulman visited Myra Faye Joiner and Jeasie Gills of Hartford Sunday.
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D. F. Snell
Lewie Frank
Max
Lula Murphy
Slocomb
Bacon Murphy
Vester Killingsworth
Jimmie
Charlie Killingsworth
Wilkes Murphy
Merl Snell
Kathryn Gilmore
Rubye Nell
Mildred Saulman
Myra Faye Joiner
Jeasie Gills
Hartford
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Grimes
Dean
Carleton
Lindsey
Stout
Johnon
Hallahan
Derringer
Tames
Ipen
Rover
Ozark
8. O. Lee
Ashford
Mrs. C. H. Dick
Jack Cottingham
Birmingham
McKechnie Agaees
Shotton Phillies
Gibson Pirates
Howley Reds
Midland City
A. B.L Davis
A. G. Hudgen
Abbeville
Mel. E. Edwards
Leavenworth
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Pinnacle
Meadow Lane
Montgomery Ward & Co
Trukold
Dothan, Ala
Mr. Olive
West
George Johnson
High Point
Lindbergh
Yandbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Creemulslen
E.T. Moody
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