Intindola Joins Browns Directors Bolster Hill Roster
Smokey Intindola joins the Dothan Browns pitching staff as the test addition, noted by President Pitman. He starred in Alabama State play last year with eight wins and seven losses for the Tigers, adapted to the Class B Southern League this season, and earlier pitched for the Pensacola Fliers. The Browns also add Henry Liver and William Bridges from Gadsden, while infielder Cecil Hubbard and Clarence Harkins are expected, and pitcher Albertson may be acquired. Eskew left for Chicago after failing to obtain leave, likely losing his job if he plays this summer.
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Boyd Hurls Shutout in First Pro Game
Ed Boyd pitched a four hit shutout for Meridian in a 6-0 victory over Selma to gain a share of the Southeastern League lead. Spatefore homered and doubled, Spurlock and Schmidt aided the offense as Meridian claimed its first win while Vicksburg rallied to beat Gadsden 11-10 and Pensacola topped Montgomery. The league standings saw Meridian and a trio of rivals in the chase as other scores rolled in.
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Legion Loop Season Opens May 25
The American Legion junior baseball league in Wiregrass District kicks off May 25 with two sections. Dothan heads Section One with Troy, Union Springs, Clayton, Ariton, and Columbia. Section Two includes Slocomb, Samson, Geneva, Enterprise, Ozark, and Ashford. Winners meet in a district three game series. regional berth to the winner. An exhibition with Babe Auto is set for Cranton Bowl in Montgomery July 25 or 26. Sunday games in Dothan start at 2:30 p.m.. others at 5:30 p.m. Full Dothan schedule lists dates from May 2 to June 24 across Columbia, Clayton, Ariton, Troy, Union Springs, and Columbia.
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Tigers to Host Newton in Wednesday Matinee at 3:30
The Dothan Tigers schedule a Wednesday 3:30 p.m. game at Wiregrass Stadium against Newton after a three game road trip. Coach Jack Howater aims for his team’s third win of the season amid recent results including a 19-4 rout of New Brockton and a 141-? victory over Slocumb. The Tigers have dropped two straight to Headland and three straight on the road to Columbia, Slocomb and Panama City.
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Four-run Rally Caps Jackson Victory in Ninth Inning
Jackson tied the game on five hits and an error in the same stanza, then pulled ahead with a four-run sixth inning. McDowell and Khererian delivered doubles and Grose added a triple to seal the win.
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Troy Tigers Hammer Dothan to End Streak Tonight’s showdown looming
Troy crushed Dothan 17 to 8 as Lovelace allowed seven sixth inning runs after Emory Lindney homered and Lovelace tripled. Dominy took the loss, while Clark Shaw King and Lovelace doubled. The Browns visit Wiregrass Stadium at 7 30 for a rematch to even the series.
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Suggs Fires Two Under Par 70 In Round One
Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Ga. shot two under par 70 in the Southern Women's Golf Tournament first round match play at a 6,000 yard course. She beat Mrs R E Winger of Fort Worth with a 0 on her walk around and eclipsed the previous qualifying record set by Mrs Mstelle Lawson Page and Dorothy Kirby.
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Snell Hurls Fliers To 14-0 Triumph
The Fliers of Dothan and Midland City beat Abbeville 14-0 in the Tri-County League. Snell and Weeks powered the win with Snell earning the mound win. Dothan had 18 hits and one error. Leading Dothan batters included Thompson four hits, Clark a home run, and Newton three safeties.
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Scores and standings from baseball and golf events
AP summarized results show rain and wet grounds in games across the American and National Leagues with listed schedules for today. Standings for New Orleans Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile Birmingham Little Rock and Memphis included. Also noted Fort Worth golfer Polly Riley finished third with 77 as Suggs posted 35 and 35 with four birdies and twelve pars.
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Radio repair and planning pickup reminder
Planning note urges drivers to stop by for a radio check before leaving. After car service, ensure nothing is missed and enjoy music on the go. Visit Martin Hotet Building Fhene 195 for radio repairs.
Heavy Rains Halt Major League Action Amid Season Hope
Persistent rain drenched a large swath of the majors, washing out the Giants Pirates and Cubs series at the Polo Grounds and delaying key games across the circuit. The washouts threaten revenue, attendance, and opening weeks, with 48 postponements, 27 rainouts in the NL and 21 in the AL, dampening momentum for hopeful first-division contenders.
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Metz Corcoran feud ends with handshake and new post
The dispute between top golfers Dick Metz and Fred Corcoran concluded after a three hour PGA hearing with a closed session and a final handshake. Ed Dudley, PGA president, announced Corcoran would take a new role as publicity director for all PGA activities.
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Nick Carter and Charley Laye to face Wolf and Bad Boy Brown
Tonight at 8:30 p.m. a main event tag match features Nick Carter and Charley Laye against Joe Wolf and Bad Boy Brown in an open air arena set between 5 Oates and S Foster streets near the Central of Georgia railroad. A preliminary bout is also planned.
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Chilling Hands Prevent Odor Before Handling Fish
To stop fishy odor clinging to hands, rinse with icy water and chill hands thoroughly before touching raw fish. This simple prep helps minimize odor transfer and keeps hands cooler during food preparation.
Walker Mullin Leading Hitters in Major Leagues
AP reports Dizi Walker of Brooklyn leads NL batting at .439 after three weeks, with Pat Mullin of Detroit at .425 showing return to form. Walker has four doubles and 13 RBIs, near Johnny Mize’s NL lead. Gustine at .426, Holmes at .404, and Elliott at .377 also in the top five. In AL, Buddy Lewis sits at .419, two points ahead of Bob Dillinger at .417, Appling at .398, Bingo Binks .388, and Bil Rigney .375.
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