Davilla Wins South Milam League Championship
Deaville defeated Sharp Sunday afternoon at Revorkiale to secure the championship of the South Milam League. This was the league’s final game of the season.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
2
Deaville defeated Sharp Sunday afternoon at Revorkiale to secure the championship of the South Milam League. This was the league’s final game of the season.
Advert says to take a pinch of Black-Draught after meals for relief from distress and to keep the system in order. Mr Higgins endorses it as a fine medicine and notes he uses it regularly.
In the game, Hunt pitched seven innings for Davila while Semrall went seven for Sharp. Replacements occurred across the infield and outfield as McDonald moved to catcher and Thompson entered at second. Denville scored twice on a walk, two hits, and an infield out as Sharp left runners on base in key moments.
The Boy Scout group postponed business matters due to low attendance and urged all members to attend next Friday at seven o clock. Frank Newton performed several selections during the corner program as inter-patrol contests were mentioned for future use.
The meeting concluded with all present singing and planning patrols. They report a successful hunt last Wednesday night catching one animal and leaving another in its den. The patrol will resume hunting this week.
Troop 33 held its regular Friday night meeting with several boys re-registering for the coming year. Scoutmaster J. W. Haywood and Mr Caperton led the session while Mr Bree dom visited and addressed the group.
The cotton report shows Milam county ginned 35 680 bales counting half bales from the 1932 crop prior to November 1 1932 versus 65 814 bales ginned to November 1 1931.
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