Cotton Mill Romps Over JC's in Friday Softball Wins
Dodd City lost a 3-2 pitchers’ duel to Edwards as Paul Denton and James Reeves locked down the mound. Cotton Mill rolled to a 12-4 victory over Jaycees after a 2-2 tie through four innings, with Edwards garnishing two early runs and a late surge aided by costly throws and defensive miscues.
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Edwards
Cold City
Mill
Jaycees
Dodd City
Paul Derton
James Reeves
Cotton Mill baseball game rallies for five in fifth
The Cotton Mill team built a 5-run fifth inning after a slow start. Planton was safe on an error and Hensby hit a home run into deep left center. Norris, Long, Wilshire and others contributed in a high scoring frame with several errors and timely hits. The Millers answered with singles and scoring in the sixth to pull ahead.
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Cotton Mill
Javeras
World City
Edwards
Howard
Calloway
Denton
Porter
R. Mankin
C. Howard
Peebles
Dodd City
Bo Mankin
Jayces
Planton
Hensby
Norris
Long
Wilshire
Stroud
Birchfield
Patridee
Curls
Warriors Seek Road Win At Windom In League Clash
The Purple Warriors travel to Windom for a North Texas High School Softball League contest. Glen Trout will toe the mound to preserve his perfect season, with Billy Campbell, Allen Vermillion, Charles Kavanaugh, Joe Denton, and Floyd Kavannurh contributing at bat and in the field. Paris visits Denison in the other game as both squads push for early league wins.
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Purple Warriors
North Texas High School
Windom
Glen Trout
Warriors
Bunham
Aetain
Billy Campbell
Allen Vermillion
Charles Kavanaugh
Rover
Joe Denton
Floyd Kavannurh
Pow- Croat
Denison
Wildcats
Lemson
Thei Alfing
Two Games Tonight In Berham Softball League
Loop leaders face Edhube and Jay ree tangles with Eawards as Pump and Edhube meet in a doubleheader. Edhube manager Bruce Cunningham notes a slowly building team, while a benefit game at Edhube School on Thursday supports the Saltball Club with proceeds for merit prize and community aid.
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Berham
Southwest Pump
Edhube
Game
Jayree
Eawards
Pump
Bruce Cunningham
Wanall
Fennin County
Edhube School
W M Laycock Dies in Shamrock Hospital
W M Laycock died Monday at a Shamrock hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral services were set for this afternoon in Shamrock with burial there. He was brother in law to Mrs J E Farmer of Bonham and uncle to Virgil Laycock of Ravenna. Mr and Mrs J E Farmer and Mrs J C Farmer left for Shamrock to attend.
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W. M. Laycock
J. E Farmer
Bonham
Shamrock Hospital
Tre
Shamrock
Virgil Laycock
Ravenna
J. C Farmer
Curley Appeal Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to review James M. Curley ailing former Boston mayor and ex governor and congressman on his fraud conviction and five to eighteen month sentence. He was to report to prison within a week while under $2500 bond after entering a Cohasset hospital for serious chronic illness.
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Washington
U.P the Supreme Court
Mable Woodruff Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Mable Woodruff, 47, were held today at the Ravenna Baptist church after she died at her home earlier Monday morning.
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Mable Woodruff
Ravenna
Reveniuna Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs Woodruff scheduled this afternoon
The service will be held at 2:30 PM with Rev J W Laster officiating and burial in Ravenna cemetery. Mrs Woodruff born February 7 190 in Oklahoma resided in Ravenna 30 years and died after eight months ill health. Survivors include her mother Mrs Geneva High Albany Oklahoma husband Wiley Woodruff Ravenna son Marvin Woodruff Dallas daughters Ethyl Blanton Dallas Panry Walker Ravenna Ruth Calhoun Ravenna sisters Mrs Juanita Potts Bekehito Oklahoma and Mrs Nadine Trunt Houston and three grandchildren.
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J. W. Lasater
Ravenna
Wise Funeral Home
Woodruff
Oklahoma
Geneva Hieh
Albany
Okla
Wiley Woncruff
Marvin Woodruff
Dallas
Ethel Blanton
Panry Viorene Walker
Vem Ruth Calhoun
Juanita Potts. Bekehito
Local Chamber Loses Best Member to Chicago Move
Losss Best Member Athone Pavalle, owner of a restaurant in LA FERIA Texas, sold his cafe and moved to Chicago after giving Sunday profits to the Chamber of Commerce. Chamber president Myron Ward recalled fond dinner times and profits rolling in.
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Athone Pavallc
Chamber
Chicaro
Myron Ward
Eafe
Ward
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James N. Curley
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