Dahlbender Wins Fastest Ever Dothan Invite
Gene Dahlbender clinched the 24th annual Dothan Invitational amid a fast field and windy conditions. He defeated Buck Flowers 3 and 2 in the final rounds while teammate Weldon Doe posted a 67 in qualifying. Dahlbender overcame recent leg injuries and benefited from strong public support and Woody Laffoon’s leadership as club pro.
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Weldon Doe
Montgomery
Doe
Frank Evans
Earl Ward
Panama City
Dothan
Flowers
Horace Hall
Jim Ryan
Greenville
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Northwestern institutes diet study on heart disease link
Northwestern University plans a new Institute of Human Nutrition with a one million dollar budget to explore how diet relates to heart disease and other illnesses. Dr. Tom Spies will head the institute and lead studies on heart disease, high blood pressure, arthritis, diabetes, leukemia and tumors in coming years.
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Browns Edge Millers In 10 Inning Tilt
Joe Davis led the Browns to a 6-5 ten inning win at Breyton over the Millers. Davis struck out six and walked three, earning the victory as Peck took the loss despite seven strikeouts. Brown, Colley and Ruzina drove in two runs apiece. Dothan turned two double plays and Brewton had seven stranded runners. Tonight the Browns host Millers at Wiregrass Stadium at 7 30 in the series finale with Geneva and Brewton to follow.
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Dothan Pitcher Moore Makes Mound Impact for Cottonwood
J. G. Wake Moore, a homegrown Cottonwood product, is a 21 year old rookie pitcher for Dothan with a six foot frame and 165 pounds. He played football in high school and moved through independent and semi pro baseball before signing. Known for his Jones ball hitting, he expects to win titles and will also bat well when not pitching.
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Dothan
Jake
Cottonwood High School
Moore
Musial Promises Best Year Of Big Loop Career
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals exploded onto the scene in 1941 with a .383 average and 18 hits in 11 games. He drove in 14 runs as the Cards beat the Cubs 3 to 1, while Dave Koslo’s four hit shutout propelled the Giants to a night win over the Reds, tying them with Pittsburgh for NL lead. rain wiped out the AL schedule.
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Sande Faces Jury On Narcotics Charge
Earl Sande the famed jockey turned owner trainer faced a federal grand jury today on illegal possession of narcotics after a horse he trained won a Jamada race following drugging. Sande resigned before a U S commissioner and was released without bail. Conviction could bring two to five years in prison.
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New York
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U. S
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Jamada
U.S
Edward E. Fay
Oldest Pennsylvanian Covered Bridge Built in 1807
The oldest covered bridge in Pennsylvania, constructed in 1807, spans nine sections over the Brandywine Creek in Chester County.
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Brandywine Creek
Chester County
Average talkers speak of pace and word count
The note compares speaking rates, citing about 90 words per minute for an average speaker and up to 150 words per minute for fast talkers, illustrating how speech speed varies with fluency.
Rebels Lead SEL Over Four Games
United Press reports the Montgomery Rebels widened their lead in the Southeastern League by beating Meridian 6 to 1 while Pensacola lost to Selma 9 to 1. Montgomery’s Boob Ferguson threw a three hitter, and Anniston tied Gadsden after beating Jackson while Vicksburg defeated the Billies.
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First annual fair in America held in 1638 at Duxbury Mass
The note recalls America s first annual fair taking place in 1638 at Duxbury Massachusetts, occurring eighteen years after the Pilgrims landed. It also mentions England building its first windmills in 1040.
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Vols Triumph Over Crackers For Third Straight Win
Nashville Vols defeated Atlanta Crackers 8 to 4 to extend their Southern Association lead to two games. Charley Glock tripled for Atlanta, Ernie Logan drove in the runner, and Ice Peterson earned the win as Nashville pulled away after seventh. Rain limited other games.
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Charley Gilbert
Nashville Vols
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Charley Glock
Ernie Logan
Pete Mallory
Ice Peterson
Bob Katz
Bill Kennedy
Lee Holloman
Peterson
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Dessert Fury stars John Hodiak and Elizabeth Scott
John Hodiak and Elizabeth Scott headline Dessert Fury, a wartime drama with peril and romance set against a tense desert backdrop. Joan Fontaine and Patrick Knowles appear in Ivy, a separate feature blending intrigue and romance. John Mack Brown stars in Chip of Flying U, an action western about frontier courage and survival.
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Elizabeth Scott
Joan Fontaine
Patrick Knowles
Ivy
John Mack Brown
Chip of Flying U
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