Azaleas Rally Past Daytona Beach In Florida State League
The Palatka Azaleas, in the league cellar, upset Daytona Beach 7 5 after a near riot following ejectments of Pitcher Reitz and Manager Cowboy Jones by umpire Dick Fowell. Ivey relieved Reitz and allowed nine runs as Palatka rapped 16 hits. Willis, Risk, and Ouis provided offense for Leesburg in a 9 7 win over Glen. Orlando's Carl Weigle held DeLand to four runs. Sanford Lookouts beat St Augustine 5 2. Dizzy Dean earned his 19th victory in 20 starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Palatka Azaleas
Reitz
Cowboy Jones
Dick Fowell
Azaleas
Daytona Beach
Herr
Zawlecki
Ivey
Palatka
Willis
Gainesville
Risk
Ouis
Leesburg
the Glen
Anglers
Orlando
Carl Weigle
DeLand
Sanford
St. Augustine
Ocala
James Henry
Dizzy
Dean
President backs Hatch bill aims to curb political activity
President Roosevelt voiced strong support for the Hatch bill objectives to bar "pernic ious" political activities while noting a key issue. He warned the broad language could bar attending rallies or contributing to a friend's campaign and said he has not yet seen an AG report on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Murphy
Big League Leaders in the American League
American League leaders listed by the Associated Press include batting leader DiMaggio of New York at .408 and Foxx of Boston at .367. Foxx also leads in runs with 88, Williams of Boston has 84 RBIs, Walker of Chicago 79, and hits with 123 by Walker and 122 by McQuinn. Greenberg and Williams tie for 31 doubles, Lewis and Wright share 9 triples, Foxx and Greenberg lead with 24 and 18 home runs, Case of Washington has 34 stolen bases, with Kreevich and Chapman tied for 13. Donald of New York is 12-0 in pitching, Grove of Boston and Lyons of Chicago are 10-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
DiMaggio
New York
Foxx
Boston
McCosky
Detroit
Williams
Walker
Chicago
McQuinn
St. Louis
Greenberg
Rolfe
Lewis
Wright
Washington
Case
Kreevich
Chapman
Cleveland
Donald
Grove
Lyons
Annual baseball leaders list from 194? season
Batting leaders include Arnovich and Brown tied at 118 hits while Mize tops with 343 average. Werber leads Cincinnati with 74 runs and Frey has 70. McCormick drives in 77, Bonura late in New York with 68. Slaughter and Mize share doubles at 32 and 27 respectively. Herman and Garms co lead triples with one each. Mize again stars with 17 home runs. Handley and Hack top steals. Derringer leads with 14 4 and Walters 14 4 for Cincinnati pitching high lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnovich
Philadelphia
Mize
St. Louis
Werber
Cincinnati
Frey
McCormick
Bonura
New York
Brown
Slaughter
Herman
Chicago
Garms
Boston
Goodn
Ome
Ott
Handley
Pittsburgh
Hack
Derringer
Cincinna
Walters
Ghost Detour At Ghost Town Bank
In a desert town during a college party a bank heist unfolds as Christine Palmeruden and Quait exchange gunfire. Roselee Dale pursues the fleeing assailant while Christine fires, then Quait fires back injuring him as Dick Bancroft races after them. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ace High
Dick Bancroft
Roselee Dale
Mrs. Hogan
Roselee
Christine
Frank
Rose
Gray Bank
Quait
Quail
Speedster Flanagan sweeps freestyle titles at nationals
A year ago Ralph Flanagan a 20 year old from Miami won 440 yard 880 yard and one mile freestyle titles at the National Amateur Athletic Union senior men swimming championships in Louisville. Three years ago Avery Brunage AAU president and American Olympic Committee member named to the IOC replacing Ernest Lee Jahncke. Five years ago Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn won doubles at Seabright defeating Mangin and Bell 6 3 6 3 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ralph Flanagan
Miami
Louisville
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
Ernest Lee Jahncke
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Seabright
Gregory Mangin
Berkeley Bell
All-stars, Swamp Angels Set 338-Inning Softball Record
MT. VERNON O July 28 The all-stars and the Swamp Angels played 338 innings over 15 hours in a marathon softball game. The all-stars won 139 to 135 as two starters retired with blisters in the 335th inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
All-Stars
Swamp Angels
Wooderson quits season with leg injury in Newcastle
Sydney Wooderson Britain’s top miler and world record holder at one mile 880 yards and 800 meters said he will not run this season due to a leg injury suffered while winning a mile race at Newcastle on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooderson
London
Sydney Wooderson
Britain
Newcastle
Yesterday's Results Across Multiple Baseball Leagues
In International League Rochester beat Baltimore 11 to 10 while Buffalo at Jersey City was rained out. American Association Kansas City 10 over Toledo 1 and Milwaukee 3 over Columbus 1 with others postponed due to rain. Southern Association Memphis 4 Chattanooga 3 and New Orleans 8 Knoxville 7. Georgia Florida results include Wiycross 10 Albany 1 Tallahassee 3 Valdosta 1 Cordele 5 Thomasville 2 Americus 4 Moultrie 1. South Atlantic scores Greenville 2 4 Columbus 1 5 Columbia 9 Macon 1 Jacksonville 9 Spartanburg 2 Savannah 7 3 Augusta 4 4 second game 10 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
International League
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
South Atlantic
Greenvilla
Columbus
Columbia
Macon
Jacksonville
Spartanburg
Savannah
Augusta
Kame
Farm system bothers Reds in July front office
Cincinnati Reds face a surplus of young talent as Vice President Frank Lane oversees a large farm network. Top prospects include Don Lang in Indianapolis, Red Sarrett in Indianapolis with a strong butterfly pitch, and Dick West in Baltimore hitting .337, prompting fear of trimming players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
New York Yankees
Frank Lane
Don Lang
Indianapolis
Charles “Red” Sarrett
Dick West
Baltimore
Pennant Progress in Alabama Florida Meet
Yesterday results show Dothan 11 against Greenville 4, Tallassee 3 to 2, Panama City 4, Andalusia 10 to 5, with Troy 5 in a wide score spread reflecting early league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama-Florida
Dothan
Greenville
Tallassee
Panama City
Andalusia
Troy
Wwly Pet Dothan
Troy Sen
Building America’s First Railroads History
The text traces early American steam railroading from 1772 ideas to 1830s milestones. It notes Oliver Evans’s 1772 suggestion, the 1825 anticipation after Stephenson, the 1827 Baltimore and Ohio charter, 1830 opening, Tom Thumb engine by Peter Cooper, a famous Tom Thumb versus gray horse race, and 1831 Hudson and Mohawk test with De Witt Clinton engine outperforming horse power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Oliver Evans
Stephenson
England
United States
Baltimore and Ohio
Peter Cooper
U. S
Cooper
Hudson and Mohawk
de Witt Clinton
Important Digestion Aids Discussed By Health Board
Jacksonville health board outlines environmental factors affecting digestion and offers practical eating habits. Advice covers mind and body preparation before meals, choosing quiet surroundings, avoiding cold water before eating, and chewing slowly to prevent indigestion and support weight control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Jacksonville
Fla
Causey Grocery Co. Announces Complete Line of Goods
Causey Grocery Co posts a complete line of groceries meats feed and seed at headquarters with telephone delivery service noted. The ad emphasizes a full assortment and home delivery capability for customers seeking groceries and farm supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causey Grocery Co
Southeastern and Florida State Scoreboard Fragments
Southeast conference results show Pensacola seven Montgomery two Gadsden six Meridian three Anniston fourteen Jackson three Selma eight Mobile seven Florida State Orvlanda four Deland Sanford six Brevard Augustine Mulatka seven Pestana Beach Leesburg two Gainesville seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floriga State
Orvlanda
Deland
Sanford
Bre- Augustine
aedMulatka
Pestana Beach
Leesburg
Gainesville
Four RAF fliers killed in Caldy plane crash
Four Royal Air Force fliers died when a RAF plane crashed and burned at Caldy Cheshire today. Since January 1, 176 RAF personnel have been killed in 103 accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Air Force
Caldy
Cheshire
League cellar teams battle in Southeastern league totals
Montgomery, Mobile, and Meridian clubs clashed in a crowded night of baseball. Pensacola toppled Montgomery 7 2 as the Florida club piled 14 hits off Van denbert and Williams. Meridian lost 5 3 to Gadsden while Mobile edged Selma 8 7 in 13 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Meridian
Pensacola
Florida
Vandenbert
Williams
Schuessler
Gadsden
Selma
Fights Last Night Card Highlights Close Bouts
Detroit lightweight Joe Sutka stopped Milton Shivers in six rounds at Wyandotte. Baltimore featherweight Paul Lee defeated John Marcellien in Philadelphia by ten rounds. Portland Maine welterweight Paul Junior beat Bernie Miller in ten rounds in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Joe Sutka
Wyandotte
Mich
Milton Shivers
Baltimore
Paul
Tennessee
Lee
Memphis
John Marcellien
Philadelphia
Portland
Paul Junior
Lewiston
Bernie Miller
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Or.c
Tallahassee, Fla
N.N. Mizell
By Kenneth Friedman
Chinsegut Hill
Raymond Rodins
Grooksville
Ron Mountain
Goe Tower
Oren Arnold
NEA Service
Ing
Carl Quait
Franklin
Chistine
Christy
Goldcrest Bank
Sports Mirror
American Association Kansasity
Toledo
Milwaukee
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Little Rock
New Orleans
Knoxville
Georgia
Brooklyn
Jackson Selma
Annister
Chattanooga Nashville
Birmingham Ane
Eeeeeeeeeee
Flapper
BY SyLvIa
WEA Bervice
NEO
U.S
Ari
News- Herald
News-Herald
Magic Chef
Southern Liquid Gas Company
Southeastern Pensacola
Anniston
Jackson
A & P Food Stores
Daffin Drug CO
Southeastern
The
Nthe In
Ofeotidla
Emanole
J. 8. Pound
Patten-Chattenooge
DeSoto - Savanna
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!