Pelicans split double with Tallassee Indians rallying to win
Panama City Pelicans split a doubleheader with the Tallassee Indians. They won 4 3 on a ninth inning two run rally powered by Ray Viers and Darwin Cobb allowed seven hits in his first Pelican mound appearance. In the night game Tallassee won 2 0 behind Kenzell. Mainious pitched for Panama City and was later sold to Greenville. All Star selections were announced for three Pelicans: Jack Howard Dean Place and Ray Viers.
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Flash-Cleveland and tennis jabs mix in sport round up
Sports Roundup notes Rollie Hemsley joining the Oxford group and asks what Frankie Parker told Gene Mako in the Brooklyn clubhouse. It mentions Bill Cunningham’s Boston Post prophecy on duels, Kiem’s umpire duties during convalescence, and Marshall Goldberg’s Chicago Cardinals notice. It also covers Kansas City Blues radio pull, Dean’s 10-2 Dodgers win headline, Mager Kurth’s softball umpiring, MSG testing women’s basketball, Ed Walker aiding Bruiser Kinard, and Benny Leonard refereeing in Wisconsin.
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Tuesay
Meet Your Friends at the Busiest Store in Town
A bustling local store invites neighbors and shoppers to visit its wide aisles and busy sale floor. Vendors showcase new seasonal goods while staff greet regulars by name, highlighting community ties and everyday bargains.
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BAY COUNTY COUNTY JUDGE SCHEDULES CONTINUE WITH SCHEDULE-3 H. A. PLEDGER, Clerk Circuit Court, BAY COUNTY FLORIDA.
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New York Headlines Sparkle In Tennis Great Miss Marble
Alice Marble returns from European play amid sharp shipboard banter as reporters quiz Wimbledon history. Gastonia junior hitters push to top Tar Heel league with a 13 game lead, while Baer challenges Ed Murphy in Nevada. Local tracks eye turnstiles at Suffolk Downs and Narragansett, Paso Robles presses for Athletics stay, and Hambletonian hopefuls include six foals by previous winners.
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Reds threaten with runaway in nat races
In a doubleheader Reds beat the Bees 6-1 behind Derringer and won 9-8 in 11 innings as Bordagaray drove in the decisive run. Pirates, Cardinals, and Cubs all win to keep pressure on Cincinnati as Dizzy Dean and Sunkel spark late-season surges. Cubs and Cards post wins while Pirates drop a 9-8 verdict to the Phillies. White Sox hammer Boston 12-7 with Clint Brown earning his 8th win in relief.
San Francisco Policeman Contender In Public Links Tourney
San Francisco officer Jim Molinari, 34, a public links semi finalist, challenges Phil Gordon in a tight semifinal as spectators favor Honolulu’s Art Armstrong while Standish Cup hope remains vivid. Molinari, a radio patrolman, once switched to shorter shafts and improved his rhythm. Armstong faces Andy Szwecki in the other semi final as gallery favorites stay with Molinari’s bid.
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Stars shine in rough week for multiple clubs
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlights Don Padgett delivering a pinch homer for the Giants, Bill Lee lifting the Cubs over the Dodgers with a strong outing, Morrie Arnovich driving Phils past the Pirates to boost his .370 average, Paul Derringer and Frank McCormick contributing in Cincinnati's opener, a Reds win as Bees teetered in the nightcap, Clint Brown excelling in relief for the White Sox to beat the Red Sox and notch his eighth victory.
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Tigers Rout Senators 8-1 Behind Trout Five-Hit Game
Johnny Marcum started for Detroit in the sixth and Paul Trout delivered a five hit effort as the Tigers defeated the Washington Senators 8-1. Detroit hammered Walter Masterson over seven runs in 2 2/3 innings. Other games involving the Yankees St Louis Browns and the Indians Athletics were postponed or rained out.
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Northwest Florida championship golf pro am underway at Lynn Haven
The fourth annual Northwest Florida championship opens at Panama Country club in Lynn Haven with pro am matches led by Henry Costello. Amateurs and leading pros pair for the R. J. Cullen trophy, 1:30 p.m. start, with 18 hole championship matches and nine hole lower flights beginning tomorrow.
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