Baseball All Star Balloting Sets July 10 at Detroit
The All Star game returns to Detroit July 10 with midnight voting closing tonight. Final rosters include 16 starters and 25 players per league, chosen by Casey Stengel and Eddie Sawyer. Musial leads voting with 1,138,419. Fox 1,126,454. Williams 1,114,604.
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Detroit
Casey Stenpel
New York Yankees
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phils
Stengel
Sawyer
Sian Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Boston
Ted Williams
Wobbling Georgia Alabama loop loses Opelika club
The wobbling Georgia Alabama League drops Opelika after another Sunday defeat and no replacement is found. Opelika ends season in cellar. league to continue with four or five clubs. LaGrange Troup defeats Opelika 7-2. Griffin leads standings with 8-1 win over Valley Rebels.
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Associated Press
Opelika
Valley
LaGrange Troup
Jim Trampas
Bob ‘Rucker
Alexander City
Hack Witich
Pete Bryant's 13th win boosts Columbus to fifth place
Pete Bryant pitched six efficient innings for a 4-3 Columbus win over Columbia, giving the Cardinals a three-game series sweep and lifting them to fifth in the Sally League standings, one game out of the first division behind Jim Dickey's two-hit night.
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Vernon Butler
Pete Bryant
Columbus Cardinals
Columbia Reds
Birds
Bryant
Reds
Columbus
Red Bird
Jim Dickey
Montgomery
Paul Almontez
Howard
Augusta
Savannah
Bengals
Ed Hrabcsak
Johnny Kume
Jim Bell
Bozo Snider
Hrabcsak
Vince’ Diloreno
Jacksonville
Macon
Peaches
Jin Graves
Homer Spraggins
Birmingham Barons
Jim Atchley Delivers Shutout in comeback win for Vols
Jim Atchley, once threatened with banishment to the Nashville bullpen, hurled a two hit shutout to lift the Tennessee Volunteers to a 1-0 win over the Little Rock Travelers. Allan Worthington earlier beat the Travelers 4-1 on five hits for his fifth victory. Other SA games saw Memphis defeat Chattanooga 8-1 while Birmingham at New Orleans and Atlanta at Mobile were rained out with doubleheaders planned. Portly veteran Frank Biscan.
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Associated Press
Jim Atchley
Nashville
Little Rock Travelers
Vols
Travs
Allan Worthington
Duke de Little
Atchley
Trav
Dave Jaska
Michigan
Memphis
Chattanooga Lookouts
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Frank Biscan
Chattanooga
Worthington
Southern Association
University of Alabama
Ike
Little Rock
Babe Bama
Bama Ray
Vol
Buster Boguskie
Bob Ludwig
Georgia Alabama baseball league vows to stay in operation
The five member Georgia Alabama league will continue after Opelika Owls withdrew following a game with Valley. Directors revised schedules and will continue even with four clubs if needed. A committee led by Valley president Robert Rearden will seek Opelika’s replacement. Griffin LaGrange Rome and Valley attend. Alexander City did not attend.
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Opelika
Ala
Opelika Owls
Valley
Griffin
Art Decatur
Don Bailey
Owls
Decatur
Robert Rearden
Oliver Hennicutt
la Grange
Jim Callahan
Alexander City
Georgia-Alabama
Carrollton
Newnan
Three Texans vie for college golf title at Ohio State
Three Texans vie in quarterfinals of the National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Ohio State University with Georgia’s John Carson challenging. Buster Reed of North Texas and Wesley Ellis of Texas meet in a marquee semifinal, after Reed shot 68 to beat Curtis Jacobs 1 up. Carson advanced 3 and 2 over Bob Rankin while Georgia’s Carson battles Ohio State’s Don Johnson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Lone Star State
Buster Reed
North Texas State College
Wesley Ellis
University of Texas
Reed
Curtis Jacobs
Wisconsin
Sam Kocsis
Tom Nieporte
Ohio State
John Carson
Georgia
Bob Rankin
Fire Department Light Plant City Manager Clerk & Sheriff's Office
Ambulance services from Whiddon's and Archbold Hospital feature in a compact civic notices roundup listing posts and offices including city manager clerk treasurer sheriff office postal and state patrol.
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Treas
Sheriff's Office
Whiddon’s
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol
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Maxon
Adolph Manz
Broad St
Billy Chastain
Troy Johnson
Madison St
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Buster Rosenberg
Moultrie Road
J. T. Selph
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Scott
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