Pelicans Doubleheader with Indians Rained Out
Tallassee game washed out after Panama City Pelicans lost 2 1 to the Indians on Wednesday. Pelicans host Greenville Lions in a 7:30 doubleheader at Pelican Park. Pitching plans feature Bud Ceely Country Austin with Rivers and Cross as alternatives.
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Alabama
Pennant Progress Bear Campaign Promotes Bigger Families
A Japanese organization promotes a campaign urging larger families with the slogan Bear multiply and overrun the earth. The effort calls for societal support and reflects demographic anxieties of the period.
College Boys Narrow Field in TQ Foursome
Des Moines June 30 The national collegiate golf field of 181 starters was pared to a four man semifinal with Yale’s H R Merritt vs Stanford’s Warren Berl in the upper bracket and Billy Hall of Iowa State against Vincent D Antoni of Tulane in the lower. Berl earlier defeated Bert McDowell Louisiana State to reach favorite status.
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Iowa State
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Tulane
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Stars, Farmers split strong 12 inning battle in season arc
Yesterday's Stars report two late pitchers Dutch Leonard of the Senators and Atley Donald of the Yankees-Farmer held champion hitters to seven hits and one run in a 12 inning win. Larry French saved for the Cubs in relief versus the Cardinals, while Deb Garris' homer helped the Bees beat the Giants. Bob Johnson powered the Athletics past the Red Sox with his 11th homer and two RBIs. Bob Harris and Clint Brown delivered solid starts and relief in Chicago's doubleheader, the Browns and White Sox.
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Praise For Galento Subsides To Give Louis A Few Words
New York headlines praise Joe Louis after his knockout of Tony Galento. Louis remains praised for sportsmanship and offensive power while promoters plan future bouts. Contenders scramble to face the champion as plans flicker for September shows in Detroit and Philadelphia.
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Night ball in American League eyed by Griffith plan
SPORTS ROUNDUP notes Clark Griffith may push wholesale night games in the American League with five night contests per club from June 15 to September 15 averaging 65 games per club. Also mentions Galento Louis gate receipts, a Shelby wedding notice, and opinions on the big fight from multiple papers.
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National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
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Eugene Smith Favored By Wimbledon Fans
Eugene Smith from Berkeley leads American hopes at Wimbledon as a top amateur contender. He advanced to the fourth round by defeating Franz Cesnar, impressing crowds with his veteran level play and a strong, severe hitting style. Cooke and Riggs also figure prominently as the U S team pursues glory.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight AL NL Standouts
Major League leaders in batting, runs, RBIs and pitching are listed for both the American League and National League. Notables include Foxx and Greenberg atop batting in the AL, Arnovich and Bonura leading the NL, with Williams, Case, and McQuinn among top hitters and Wyatt among top pitchers.
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Cleveland
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Travis
Senators Put On Heat When Fire Is Needed
In these perilous times the Senators push hard in the American League race. Emil Leonard shines, beating the Yankees twice this season, as Washington splits a doubleheader with a 2-1 extra innings win and a 7-0 loss. Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago fare variably as rain interrupts schedules and national league action unfolds with key homers and pitching.
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Senators
Yesterday's Scores From Regional Leagues Reported
Baseball results show Boston defeated New York 8 to 2 and Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 6. New York swept several losses, Philadelphia beat Boston 8 to 6, with multiple rain delays noted in Detroit Cleveland Meridian Anniston and more across Southeastern circuits.
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Fights Last Night In Pine Bluff and Atlantic City
Boxing results list Bob Sikes defeating Young Allen in Pine Bluff Arkansas and Bobby Green outpointing Victor Cochado in Atlantic City. Sikes and Green claimed wins for their regions with decided or close decisions. venues Pine Bluff and Atlantic City noted against listed locations and weights.
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Young Allen
Macon
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Philadelphia
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Puerto Rico
Welfare Board announces July district director exam
Jacksonville special report states the State Welfare Board will hold a merit system examination for district director during July. Applications must be filed by June 10. The notice specifies a special test process and selection procedures for applicants in the welfare system.
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