Camden Grid Star Moves This City
Camden dateline reports Camden High School football star Giuney White and family moved to Hope Saturday. White, an all state player last fall, joins AL White who will work highway jobs. Brother Gladney played on Panthers, while Grady Quimby also moved and played in Camden.
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DiMaggio to Sign Yankee Contract
New York Yankees star Joe DiMaggio reportedly declined offer of $25,000 from owner George Roberts and did not sign, according to The Sun on Monday.
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Little Rock Wins Conference Meet in Track Championship
Little Rock high school tracksters scored 75 points to win the first annual Ark High School Athletic Conference track meet at Little Rock High School stadium. Russell from the Cyclones finished second at the Jelleville invitational. North Little Rock and Hot Springs were other contenders with varied scores. San Francisco handball official Henry Loltwig urges players to favor doubles over strenuous singles.
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Opening Chesterfield baseball broadcast from Boston debut
The 1938 daily sports resume begins from Boston with Chesterfield announcer Doualas on air after viewing the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox in the American League opener. The broadcast features guest Vern and covers coast to coast stations, highlighting a niche baseball commentary scene.
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Forrest City Beats Benton 3 0 Twice In Showdown
Ingh jump saw Fulkerson of Hope finish second while Stone placed fourth in the shot put. Hope took second in the relay with Gitte Rock winning first. Hope athletes claimed a second in the 20 yard dash as Litt Rock's Fortier won first place. The Fubeats were second in the relay.
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Travelers Rally Wins 3rd Straight in Nine Inning Scramble
In Little Rock Arkansas the Travelers swept New Orleans in a 4-3 nine inning battle to claim their third straight win. Marshall sparked offense with a two base hit while Walter and Hever delivered the decisive late scoring. Don Dobson and Bills pitched in a mound duel as New Orleans scattered six hits and three runs over seven innings.
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Trade reshapes Cardinals and Cubs pennant odds
Bresdon says the club will be a 23 player outfit, not a Dizzy Dean era. Frankie Frisch comments on the deal with Curt Davis expected to aid. Detin leaves St Louis, shifting betting lines as the Cubs rise to favored for the pennant while the Cards fall to fourth in Burke's odds. The pretrade standings listed New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh with Cubs priced around five to one.
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Sunday Baseball Scores and Trade Talk From St Louis
Sunday results show Little Rock 4 New Orleans 3 Memphis 2 Birmingham 1. Knoxville 4 Atlanta 4. Grimm discusses pitching plans and a Cubs home opening series. Trade talk on Dizzy Dean’s value and Cash details remains guarded, with Branch Rickey declining specifics.
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Cubs Favored to Win National Flag with Dizzy Dean
New York reports Dizzy Dean boosts the Chicago Cubs in a national pennant race as major league clubs size up the season. The Cubs acquire Dean for $150,000 and three players, shifting the balance against Terry's Giants and signaling a hard run for the NL title.
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