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THE SELMA JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1950 SEVEN 1950 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE PLAYING SCHEDULE 1950 AT VICKSBURG VICKSBURG BILLIES Apr 19.21, May 16 June 11x JACKSON July 1,3,4 Aug 27x, Sept 2,4 Apr 22,232,23 June MERIDIAN July 24,25, Aug 28,29,30 May 1,2 June PENSAGOLA July 17,18 Aug May May 29,30,31 SELMA June 26,27,28 Aug 2,3 May 3,4,8 June 1,2 MONTGOMERY June 29,30 Aug May 17,18,19 June 12,13 ANNISTON July Aug 14,15,16 May GADSDEN July June 12,13,14 14,15,16 Aug 17,18 ALL Sundays GAME JULY 10 days. He already has booked: four fights in Brazil and others are being arranged. The 35-year-old Brown Bomber said he would fight no more exhibition bouts after this year that he was quitting for good. He said he would referee boxing and wrestling matches. EASTERN NCAA BASKETBALL FINAL CCNY 78, North Carolina State 73.

Consolation Ohio State 72, Holy Cross 52 Two Cattle Auctions TUESDAY and THURSDAY Private sales, Monday, Wednesday Friday HORSE MULE AUCTION Every Friday COURTEOUS SERVICE MODERN SCALES MORE BUYING POWER THAN AT ANY STOCKYARD IN THE SOUTHEAST We Solicit Your Livestock Consignments Capital Stock Yards Montgomery, Alabama LOUIS DENIES INTENTION OF BIG COMEBACK Wouldn't Get What He'd Want For Fighting Says Battler WACO, March 25- (P)-Joe Louis said here tonight he would not return to the ring but instead has signed a contract to tour Canada for a circus. Winding up an exhibition tour in America, the former World's heavyweight champion who retired March 1, 1948, after beating Joe Walcott, announced he would go with the Dailey Brothers Circus at minimum of $1,000 per day. Hem will be with the circus 94 days starting May 24. Louis said he did not necessarily want to fight Ezzard- Charles, the current champion, and that "they couldn't pay me what I would want to do it anyway. I would want 35 percent and since there is only 60 per cent for the fighters in a bout, the champion would have to take less than the challenger." Louis said the main obstacle in the way of title fight would be "all this training routine to get into shape." Louis came here from Austin, Texas, where he had conferred with.

officials of the circus. Louis had been talking all along of his tour as if he planned to make a comeback. He was quoted once as saying he was making the tour just to see if he could get in shape for a title fight. He had 26 bouts on the tour, including one here tonight. But yesterday when he left Austin to go to Gonzales, Texas to con-.

fer with the circus operators he was quite evasive, over his plans. Louis talked this circus before but at the time was too busy with exhibition schedule to arrange a tour. Joe's exhibition tour of South America will begin in about ten Exhibition Baseball AT JACKSON AT MERIDIAN AT Apr 18.20. May 16 May Apr June July 19,20 June Aug 26,31 July 31, Aug July Sept Aug AuE Apr 24,25 May SENATORS July June July June Aug 23,24,25 Aug May 1,2 Apr July 17,18 July June MILLERS May Aug Sept Apr Apr 18,19 May June July 4,4 July 24.25 Aug Aug 28,29,30 Aug 31, Sept 1 May 3,4,5 May 17,18,19 May June 1,2 June 12,13 June June 29,30 July Juls Aug Aug 14,15,16 Aug May May May May 29,30,31 June 14,15,16 June June 26,27,28 July 12,13,14 July Aus 2,3 Aug 17,18. Aug May May May June 14.15,16 May 29,30,31 June July 12,13,14 June 26,27,98 June Aug 17,18 Aus 2,3 Aug May 17,18,19 May 3,4,5 May June 12,13 June 1,2 May July June 29,30 June Aug 14,15,16 Aug AuR MIAMI, March 25 (P) Brooklyn made it two straight over the world champion New York Yankees today, beating them, 7-2.

Joe Hatten and Clarence Podbielan scattered eight hits among the Yanks, including home run by Bill Johnson in the fifth. Jackie Robinson, made a double and single, and Gil Hodges, with a double, each drove in two runs. New York (A) 000 010 010-2 82 Brooklyn (N) 300 31x-7 6 0 Sanford, Page (7), Henricks (8) and Berra; Hatten, Podbielan (6) and Edwards, WEST PALM BEACH, March 25-(P) Lefty Lou Brissie's return to form and two home runs by rookies gave the Philadelphia Athletics a 9 to 3 victory today over Buffalo of the International League. Brissie held the Bisons to four hits and struck out five in the five innings he pitched. Buffalo got to Phil Marchildon for five hits after he relieved Brissie in the sixth.

Buffalo (Int) .000 010 020-3 9 2 Phila. (NA) 014 10x-9 12 1 Silverman and Minor, Swift (4); Brissie, Marchildon (6) and Astroth. ORLANDO, March 25-(P) -Washington battered Mickey McDermott and Walt Masterson for 13 hits, including home runs by Eddie Robinson, Gil Coan and Al Kozar, to trounce the Boston Red Sox, 10-3 in an exhibition game today. The Senators, who also smash- Come and See Us for Your FEED MASH We are now handling two of the finest brands available. Feeds that are mixed right containing just the correct proportions of vitamins and minerals to grow strong, healthy livestock and poultry.

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1 PENSACOLA AT SELMA AT MONTGOMERY AT ANNISTON AT GADSDEN 24,25 May May 10,11.12 Apr Apr 26,27,28 June 5,6.7 June 8,9 May 22,23,24 May 25,26 July 5,6,7 July June 19,20 June 21,22,23 23.24,25 Aug 7,8 Aug 9,10,11 July 26,27,28 July 8,9 May 10,11,12 May Apr 26,27,28 Apr June 8,9 June 5.6,7 May 25,26 May 22,23.24 19.20,31 July July 5,6,7 June 21,22,23 June 19,20 Aug 9,10,11 Aug 7.8 July 29.30x July 26,27,28 20.21 Apr Apr 26.27,28 May May 10,11,12 15.16 May 22,23,24 May 25,26 June 5,6,7 June 8,9 June 19,20 June 21,22,23 July 5.6,7 July July 26,25,28 July Aug 7.8 Aug 9,10,11 Apr 26,27,28 Apr 29.30x May 10,11,12 May FLIERS May June 25,26 21,22,23 May June 19.20 22,23,24 July June 8,9 July June 5,6,7 5,6,7 July July 26,27,28 Aug 9.10,11 Aug 7,8 Apr 19,21, May 15 May Apr 24,25 12,13,14 Aug July 31, Aug 1 July 14,15,16 LEAFS June 10, July July 19,20 June 17,18 Sept 2,4 Aug Aug 23,24,25 17,18,19 Apr 18,20, May 16 Apr 24,25 May 8,9 12,13 June 11x REBELS June June July 1,3,4 July July 19,20,31 14,15,16 Aug Aug 23,24,25 Aug 3,4,5 Apr 22,232,23 May 1,2 Apr. 18,20, May 15 1,2 June June RAMS June 10, July 29,30 July 24,25 July 17,18 Aus Aug 28,29,30 Aug Sept 2,4 May 1,2 Apr Apr 19,21, May 16 29,30,31 June May June 11x 26,27,28 July 17,18 July 24,25 July 1,3,4 CHIEFS 2,3 Aug Aug 28,29,30 Aug 26, Sept STUART X. STEPHENSON, President slapped a tworeing home run with 8 man on base. Mobile's big inning came in the third, when 10 men went to plate to score six runs on four hits, two walks, a pitchers' balk and a hit batsman. Mobile 016 201 002 2-14 14 2 Memphis 105 102 102 0-12 9 3 D.

Blasi, Yasinki, (3), Milsu (6), Peters (6) and Welman; Langhan, Roe (4), Hidon (6). Dahcke (7) Miller (10) and Wheeler. SACRAMENTO, March 25 -(P)-Rookie Sam Kanelos singled in the last of the 10th to drive in a the winning run here today as Sacramento Solons defeated Chicago White Sox 2-1. In the ninth inning Kanelos ran for Joe Marty and scored the tying run from third. The white Sox's run came in the seventh inning off successive doubles by Gordon Goldsberry and Phil Masi.

Chicago (A) 000 000 100 0-1 9 1 (10 innings) Sacramento 000 000 001 1-2 5 1 Wight, Gumpert (6), Pieretti (10) and Masi; Grove, Conger (4), Brewer (7), Thompson (10) and Raimondi, Steiner (7). SAN DIEGO, March 25-(P) -Home run hitting of Harry Simpson and Max West and Good pitching of George Zuverink sparked San Diego's Pacific Coast League team victory over the St. Louis Browns' team today. The Browns were unable to score until the ninth. Bob Seltzer homered with two on.

St Louis (A) 000 000 003-3 5 3 S. Diego (PCL) 003 501 10x-10 121 Upchurch, Payne (5) and Jackson; Zuverink, Kipp (8) and Tresh. OAKLAND, March 25- (P)- The New York Giants scored two unearned runs off young Jim Probst in the tenth today and defeated Oakland of the Pacific Coast League 6 to 4 in an exhibition base ball game. In the sixth, Rookie Jack Harshman hit a home run with Don Mueller on base. For the Oaks, Augie Galan homered in the second with one.

on. New York (N) 200 002. 000: 2 6 9 1 Oak. (PCL) 020 002 0-4 6 3 Kramer, Bowman (6), Hansen (0) and Westrum; Nelson, Harrist (8), Propst (10) and Padgett, Sheeley. WINTER GARDEN, Mar.

25- (P) The Birmingham Barons, paced by Fred Hatfield, came from behind to edge out the Chattanooga Lookouts, 7-6, today in an exhibition match. Hatfield, returning third sacker, got three for five and drove in four runs. His double in the 7th with the bases loaded was good for three runs and enabled the Barons to tie the score at 6-6. Bob Dipietro then singled Hatfield in for the winning run. The Lookouts had taken the lead with a four-run spurt in the fourth.

Alex Driskill led off the big Lookout frame with home run. Birmingham ..003 000 400-7 10 1 Chatt. .000 420. 000-6 15 3 McWilliams, Atkins and Mathias; Diehl, Colley; Leonard and Early, Gipp. BRADENTON, March 25- -The Boston Braves scored all their runs and nine of their 12 hits over the first five innings off starter Ken Heintzelman to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-2, in an exhibition game today.

Rookie outfielder Bob Addis paced the Braves attack with three singles, Warren Spahn went four innings, the longest route of any Braves pitcher this spring. He gave up both Philly runs in the third. Phila. (N) 002 000 000-2 80 101 130 00x-6 12 Heintzelman," Donnelly (6) and Louata: Spahn, Webb (5), Antonelli (8) and Lindin. TAMPA, March 25 42 The Cincinnati Reds, hottest team In the Florida Grapefruit League, racked up their fourth straight victory today by whipping the St.

Louis Cardinals, 6 to 5. It was sandlot baseball, how. ever. The pitchers issued 15 walks, 11 of them by Redleg hurlers. There were five errors and a total of 25 runners were left stranded on base, 15 of them by the Cardinals.

Danny Litwhiler, of the Reds and Stan Musial of the Cards hit 1 000 000 000 0 000 0 000 000 000 000 000 000 0 0 search, also at the medical center. The body will be cremated following services tomorrow (4:30 at Houston funeral home. His widow, Mrs. Muriel Riley Buck, and a daughter, Barbara, are survivors. Buck was born March 17, 1884 at Gainesville, Tex.

His family soon moved to Dallas." As a youngster Buck quit school after the seventh grade and began an outdoors life that included cowpunching, hoboing and wild game expeditions throughout the world. He had been interested in animals, birds and snakes from boyhood. His mother once spanked him for playing with a two-foot copperhead and told. him "Never again let me see you with a snake." His first expedition was made in 1911 to South America. Later trips took him to Malaya, Which the That have onus ought up I could the efore back of (A) (AA) field (A) onto INT) nbus N) 5 A) 3 (N) ends 5,000 the chilayed the 134 Borneo, Burma, New Guinea, and Africa.

He made a trip to Malaya year but native uprisings and is health forced cancellation of plans for jungle expedition. Motion pictures made of his expeditions made Buck a hero of lions of youngsters throughout world. A feature picture, "Bring 'Em Back Alive." made about 20 years ago, gave him the lasting rickname. Many of the specimens he brought to the United States went to zoos and circuses. He also had his own exhibits in Chicago and New York and operated a hibit several years on Long Island.

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CLEARWATER, March 25 -IP) The Philadelphia Phillies team combined a triple, double and three walks in the 9th inning today to score two runs and edge the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League, 5-4. Toronto (Int) --100 010 002-4 9 Phila. (N) 120 000 002-5 8 2 Possehl, Peterson (4), Brittin (8) and Plumbo; Candini, Borowy (7) and Oswald. ST. PETERBURG, March 25- (P)-The New York Yankee team defeated the Detroit Tigers today, 7-5, scoring all of their seven runs off Saul Rogovin in the first five innings.

The young players collected 9 blows which included a pair of doubles by Gus Niarhos and Lou Berberet. Frank Shea, hurling the first five innings for the Yanks, did nicely enough in the first three but then weakened in the fourth and fifth giving up four runs on as many hits. Detroit (A) .000 220 001-5 8 (A) "B' 202 030 00x-7 9 Rogivin, White (6) and Ginsberg, Shea, Hood (6) and Berberet. FORT PIERCE, March 25- (P) -Mobile's violent Bears edged Memphis 14-12 here today in a 10. inning free flugging exhibition scramble.

The Bears storiled off with the victory in the 10th when a walk, a single and hit batter loaded the bases. Chick Pitcher Russ Miller walked the next man up, forcing in the winning run. A long fly put another tally across before the final out. The Chicks tied up the game 10-all in the seventh, and 12-all in the ninth, when Eddie McGehee AS ADVERTISED IN HOUSE GARDEN NOW! 1,322 PAINT COLORS word a trade-mark. for fluid paint colorant.

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