Local sailors set for Candler regatta start at nine
Ten yacht clubs including Andrews Bay and Biloxi prepare to race in St Andrews Bay in a four race event starting tomorrow at 9 a m. Forty skippers from St Petersburg to Houston enter the two day regatta over a mile long triangular course. The Kent regatta adds a long distance race and the Peter Bitea memorial trophy honors the weekend event.
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Gulf Coast Yacht Clubs
Andrews Bay
Kent
Péter Bitea
Tax Certificates and Property List for Bay County Florida
Notice records an application for tax deed by Doug B Bale holder of numerous tax certificates issued from 1926 to 1934 for properties in Bay County Florida. It lists certificate numbers and descriptions of property parcels with extensive metes and bounds and mentions the filing in the official office seeking deed upon redemption failure. The document includes many owner names and a final line noting the highest bid in 1940.
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Doug
B. Bale
A. D
Alpust
Tate Fitne
A.D
Bay
State of Florida
Rathce
Neil
Nwi
Wie
Ney
NWI & NI
Beation
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Batith
Swi
NEI & S
Sei
BEL
SWI & B
Ots
Inc
Townsouth
Penge
Bial
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BEL & Bi
Bei
Wena
Tiz
Bea Fl
NWI & Si
Townatto
Bwi
Nej
NWA
Rane
NS Reetil
Sel
Weses
Hae
Jaren P . Bheaughnessy
Unri Minnie
MS Chute
State
Minnie Ue
Rewin
Bedell
Unmi Sda Genatines
FLIERS CLOSE IN ON JACKSON IN SE LEAGUE RACE
Pensacola Fliers hammered Jackson 10 to 0 to pull within one game of the leaders as they prepare for a rematch tonight. Jackson manager Clarence Bydir pressured but failed. Pensacola hitters tagged Marshall and Link for 15 hits. Montgomery beat Rams 5 to 3 at Anniston. Mobile edged Bears 5 to 4 at Meridian. Selma beat Gadsden 7 to 5 at home. Today’s schedule lists Mobile at Meridian and others.
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Montgomery
Pensacola
Jackson
Senators
Clarence Bydir
Marshall
Link
Decker
Montgomery Rebels
Anniston
Rams
Mobile
Bears
Meridian
Selma
Gadsden
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Scores across American League National League American Association Southern Atlantic Georgia Florida Southeastern Alabama state Florida East Coast and Southern leagues report results. Highlights include Chicago 4 New York 3 and Pittsburgh 7 Weston notched, plus Mobile 6 Meridian 4 in ten innings and Knoxville 7 Atlanta 4.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Weston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
New York-Cineluuth
Boxing Recap of Last Night's Fights Across Cities
Fights last night feature Buddy Baer stopping Valentin Campolo in New York while Pat Comiskey defeats Steve Dudas in New Jersey and Tony Novak knocks out Irish Dan Dowling in Kansas City. Bob Saddy delivers a KO to Johnny McCarthy in Little Rock, with other results from Davenport and Atlantic City noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Buddy Baer
Livermore
Calif
Valentin Campolo
Argentina
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
Kansas City
Tony Novak
Kas
Dan Dowling
Little Rock
Ark
Bob
DoOnny McCarthy
Davenport
Jas
Pro Pointers by Art Krenz on golf wind ups
Horton Smith’s faults in longer shots stem from a weak wind up and poor coil of the body. The expert stresses starting power with hips and legs for rhythm and balance, avoiding independent arm and shoulder swings that miscoordinate the body.
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Art Krenz
NER
Horton Smith
League Leaders in the National and American Leagues
Baseball leaders listed include Danning and Moore among NL batters with high averages, Frey and Mize leading runs, Danning with 38 RBIs, Mize 15 homers, and Wal ters 9-0 pitching for Cincinnati. In the AL Finney leads batting with .368, Foxx 48 RBIs, and Pitching stars Smith 5-0 and Milnar 7-1.
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Associated Press
Danning
New York
Moore
Gustine
Pittsburgh
Frey
Cincinnati
Mize
St. Louis
Herman
Chicago
Reese
Brooklyn
Whitehead
Werber
Walters
Melton
Finney
Boston
Radcliff
Case
Washington
Moses
Philadelphia
Foxx
Walker
Wright
Kage
Cramer
Detroit
Boudreau
Cleveland
Q. Kreevich
McCosky
Texas League Singles Nod by Baseball Slang Lingo
Humpback liners banjo hits droppers plunkers leaping Le nas and Japanese liners are alternative names for Texas League singles in baseball jargon.
Legend of Good Health Street in Morelia
In Morelia Carrreras Street is famed for mysterious health powers. Dwellers on this street show unusually long lifespans and during epidemics residents fled there seeking immunity, creating a local legend about its restorative influence.
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Morelia
Mexico
Carreras
Foxxs homer gives Red Sox 3-1 win over Browns
Jimmie Foxx charged in the ninth inning for a two on two out homer to lift the Boston Red Sox over the St. Louis Browns 3-1. Lefty Grove previously held the Browns to six hits as Emil Bildilli shut out Boston for eight innings. The win halts Boston’s three game skid and keeps them near the AL lead.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Jimmie Foxx
Lefty Grove
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Browns
Chet Laabs
Record field set as 400 athletes race at Marquette meet
Milwaukee report on a huge track and field meet at Marquette stadium sees over 400 athletes from 11 states and 33 teams entering the largest registry in meet history. Marquette, defending champion, faces stiff tests from Notre Dame Indiana and Wisconsin as it seeks to extend its 13 dual meet unbeaten run.
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Milwaukee
Marquette Stadium
Conrad M. Jennings
Marquette
Games
Marqutte
Notre Dame
Indiana
Wisconsin
DiMaggio Back in Lineup Sparks Yankees Win
In a return from an April absence, Joe DiMaggio propelled the New York Yankees to a victory over the Chicago White Sox. The effort marked a strong bolster to the lineup and showcased his veteran hitting presence.
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Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
White Sox
Elden Auker
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Samuel McLaughlin Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
All-Star performers spark tense baseball action in tight games
Yesterday's stars included Lefty Grove and Jimmie Foxx who held the Browns to six hits while Foxx drove in all three Boston runs with a ninth inning homer. Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack helped the Indians in extra innings with a two run shot and a run single, while Bob Elliott and Frank Gustine powered the Pirates with triples as runs piled up. John Rigney shut down the Yankees to clinch the series for the White Sox. Bill Nicholson and Phil Cavarretta led the Cubs with a four run night, two homers, and three straight doubles against the Phillies.
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Bees
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Bruins
Bill Nicholson
Phil Cavarretta
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Buck Ross
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Ross
Chicago White Sox
Spud Chandler
New York
Associated Press
Lefty Grove
Jimmie Foxx
Red Sox
Browns
Boston
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Indians
Mack
Boudreau
Senators
Bob Elliott
Frank Gustine
John Rigney
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Cubs
Farmer
Sam Snead Stages Five Under Par Open Round
Sam Snead delivers a scorching second round in the 44th National Open to seize a two stroke lead after a 33-34-67. The Cleveland site hosts the Canterbury course as Snead, a noted winner, impresses with hot putting and a late tree-stroke hook shot. Horton Smith Ed Oliver Sam Parks Jr. sit two back as defending champion Jon Nelson trails, with Hogan and Huske in the hunt as qualification for the final 36 holes continues.
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Cleveland
Sam” Snead
O of Sport
Snead
Horton Smith
Chicago
Ed Oliv Hornell
Sam Par Jr
Pittsburgh
Smith
Oliver
Parks
Ben Hogan
Dublin
Huske
Delta II
Vic Ghe
Deal, N. J
Jon Nelson
Toledo
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