Dothan defeats Ozark in baseball clash 15 to 8
Dothan trounced Ozark 15 to 8 at Ozark Alabama on May 31. Howell starred with four RBIs and five runs, while Coleman earned the win. Box score details show Dothan taking the lead in the first, trading blows, and pulling away in the fifth.
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Ala
Dothan
Howell
Box Sore
Oxmark Ab
Rhosa
Franklin
Hinson
Wilson
Casey
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Duvernet
McN'ara
Hatchell
Hayes
P .Ceesese
Harris
P.c
Cee Goed
Davis
Drake
Cnaiser
Smith
Kaley
Grant
Whatley
Sealzi
Lewis
Coleman
Duvarnet
McNamara
Connatier
Scalzi
Welker
Scalzie
Connatser
Howater
Melton
Major League Leaders and Big Market Tar Get Marks
Major league leaders by the Associated Press include NL batting Medwick 338 and 59 hits, Vaughan 40 runs, Suhr 38 RBIs. AL batting Hemsley 415 and Manush 62 hits. pitching leaders Dean 5 6 and Gomez 7 1. About 12 million pounds of targets marketed in the U S last year for 9 09 0000000.
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Associated Press
Medwick
Cardinals
Hendrick
Phillies
Vaughan
Pirates
Suhr
Moore
Giants
Berger
Braves
Collins
W. Herman
Cubs
Jordan
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Klein
Hartnett
Ott
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Martin
Frey
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Hemsley
Browns
Manush
Senators
Clift
Kuhel
Gehrig
Yankees
Bonura
White Sox
Reynolds
Red Sox
Kline
Athletics
United States
Season crowds lead MLB opening tilt attendance records
About 238000 fans filled eight parks as New York and Washington split a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium drawing 79000. Brooklyn set an attendance mark at Ebbets Field while Chicago and St Louis posted a pair of wins. Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston and the NL leaders also won games as the season began.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Alsen
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Ferrer
Red Sox
Dusty Rhodes
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Pirates
Chuck Klein
Larry French
St. Leonis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Standings and schedule from a sports roundup
Montgomery leads with 11, Troy 8 in standings while Dothan 15, Ozark and Union Springs 11, Abbeville 3. Upcoming games feature Montgomery at Abbeville and Troy at Union Springs with Ozark at Furaula. baseball-like results include Boston 3-2, Philadelphia 5-1, Cleveland 84, Chicago 7-5, Metrait 7A, St Louis 6-4, New York 9-5, Washington 1-4. Multiple pairings listed across cities including St Louis Cincinnati, New York Brooklyn, Boston Philadelphia, Chicago Pittsburgh and more with several second games and schedule notes.
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Resulia
Montgomery
Troy
Dothan
Ozark & Union Springs
Abbeville
Union Springs
Ozark
Furaula
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Metrait
St. Louis
New York
Washington
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
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York
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From Slavery to High School Graduate in Clareville
Jennie Allison, born a slave seven to eight years ago, could not read or write until recently. Now a high school graduate in Claresville, she plans to enter college this fall.
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Claresville
Tenn
Jennie Allison
Brooklyn Triumphs Twice as Braves Sweep Phillies Setback
Brooklyn won 5 to 2 and 8 to 4 with Lefty Watson Clark pitching his first full game in the opener. The Boston Braves also won two games 10-4 and 5-1 but Ed Brandt pulled a muscle in his pitching arm and retired in the third inning of the opener.
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Brooklyn
Lefty Watson Clark
Boston Braves
Phillies
Ed Brandt
Sprint Leaders Again to Clash in A A U Meet
Auburn star Sterling Dupree and Clemson’s Gordon Lynn renew their sprint rivalry at the Southeastern AAU meet in Atlanta. Lynn won the 100 and edged Dupree in the 220 during the Southern Conference meet, while Dupree has shown recent improvement and holds a string of past titles in the 100 and 220. Perrin Walker of Georgia Tech may enter despite a leg injury. Primo Coleman and Graham Batchelor also compete in distance and field events.
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Sterling Dupree
Auburn
Gordon Lynn
Clemson
Lynn
Dupree
Stockwell
Louisiana
Perrin Walker
Walker
Bod Young
Georgia
Pihjof Alburn
Primo Coleman
Aubhurn
Graham Batchelor
U S Davis Cup Stars Edge Mexico In Zone Play
The United States Davis Cup team won the first two singles to build an edge over Mexico in the zone playoffs and planned for tomorrow’s matches against Eduardo Mestre Jr. and Angel Roldan. George Lott and Lester R. Stoefen dominated, with Wood defeating Reyes and Stoefen routing Dr Tapia in straight sets.
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Mexico
United States
Great Britain
George Lott
Chicago
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
Eduardo Mestre, Jr
Angel Roldan
Tonay
Stiney RB
Wood, Jr
New York
Stoefen
Wood
Ryes & To
Dr. Tapia
Federal building sale funds civic center in Chisholm
Chisholm Minnesota will gain a civic center as the city and St. Louis County buy the 4 year old federal building and post office for 36000 dollars and plan to spend 17500 dollars to move it and prepare the site for landscaping and completion of the center.
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Chisholm, Minn
Youluth
St. Louis County
Wild Bill Cummings Wins Indy 500 In Record Pace
On the sun baked bricks of the Indianapolis speedway Wild Bill Cummings won the 500 mile race at a record average speed of 104.363 mph before about 135 000 spectators. He finished in 4 46 05.20 just 27 seconds ahead of Mauri Rose of Dayton Ohio. The victory ends a 20 year pursuit and marks a sensational finish in the 22 year history of the track with both drivers breaking the previous speed mark. Duray lodges protest over slight lap gain during wreck clearance. Several crashes occurred with George Bailey injured and Pete Noah undergoing brain surgery years after a prior injury.
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Wild Bill Cummings
Cummings
Mauri Rose
Dayton, C
Bill
Speedway
Leon Duray
Los Angeles
Rose
Duray
George Bailey
Detroit
Chet Miller
George
Doc) McKenzie
Exlington
Smokies defeat Vols 9 to 1 in Southern Association game
Knoxville Smokies rout Nashville Volunteers 9 to 1 as Dell Wetherell limited the VOLS heavy hitters to five safeties. Atlanta Crackers beat Chattanooga 7 to 3 in ten innings, New Orleans edged Little Rock 3 to 1, and Memphis outlasted Birmingham 4 to 3. Also notes include Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association meeting set for June 14 in Montgomery with J A Bra as secretary.
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Birmingham
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J. Fret
Aia
ART Memphis
Steee
Associated Press
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Southern Association
Dell Wetherell
Atlanta Crackers
Crackers
Barons
Bill Allington
Alabama Farm Bare Cotton Association
Shepherd
Montgomery
Aubama
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
J. A. Bra
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Harry Kelley
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Firestone
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D. C) Railway and Electric Company
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Voice of Firestone
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