Cargile and Powell Draw In Four Round Arena Show
A four round headliner between Nolin Cargile of Hope and Milton Powell of Patmos ended in a draw at South Walnut Street arena. Powell drew strong support from Patmos fans while Cargile also commanded backing. four earlier bouts produced knockouts, including Hugh Carson’s second-round KO of Dalton Hulsey in an amateur bout.
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Nashville Cubs Clash At Fair Park Sunday
Manager Lloyd Coop announced that the Williams Lumber Company baseball team will oppose the Nashville Cubs at Fair Park Sunday afternoon. The teams met once this year with Hope winning 6 to 5 at Nashville. Elliott will pitch for Hope with Sparks as battery mate. Game begins at 3 40 p.m. Also the Southern Kraftsmen of Camden visit the Lumberjacks Tuesday for the Arkansas Sheriffs and Collectors association meeting event.
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Pels edge Little Rock in ninth for 2-1 win
New Orleans pitcher Bill Perrin outduelled Byron Humphreys as Anton doubled and Oscar Grimes bunted safely in the ninth to push the Pelicans past Little Rock 2-1. Humphreys allowed eight hits with nine strikeouts, while Perrin yielded a few hits and struck out four.
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Standings and Friday Games From The Era
The standings show Thursday results including Chattanooga 12 to 1 over Knoxville, Atlanta 4 to 2 over Nashville, New Orleans 2 to 1 over Little Rock, Memphis 4 to 3 over Birmingham, and New York 2 to 0 against Cincinnati with Brooklyn 9 to 6 over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 4 to 2 over Chicago. Friday matchups include New York at Pittsburgh, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, plus a second list with New York 14 Chicago 4 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 5 Washington 3 St Louis 7 Washington 4 and Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston.
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Beirne Team Wins First of Series
Beirne Limbermen defeat Eagle Picher 6 to 0 in Fort Smith Oklahoma. Both teams tally four hits as they open a five game series to decide the regional entry for the national semi pro tournament in Wichita August 13-26. Play resumes Friday night. Eagle Picher won Missouri state title. Beirne held Arkansas championship recently.
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Crackers Triumph Over Nashville Vols 4 2
Atlanta Crackers defeated the Nashville Vols 4 to 2 as third baseman C Chapman doubled and tripled driving in runs. Pitcher Bill Beckman aided the offense with a third inning triple. Johnson, Werk and Leggett led a nine-hit effort while Nashville struggled.
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Coaker Triplett Sold to Chicago Cubs
Memphis club president Tom Watkins announced the sale of Coaker Triplett, league leading batsman, to the Chicago Cubs at season's end for cash and two unnamed players. Triplett, 24, dates from Nashville, hits for average, strong defender, and starred for Memphis Chicks this year. He previously batted .341 for Nashville last season.
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Rise of Parker Teams at Arkansas Show Strong Conference Record
Fayetteville Arkansas figures from the university news bureau indicate Arkansas Razorbacks football squads have evolved from weaker shows to title contenders. Over the past ten years they won 14 conference games, lost eight and tied one for a .639 percentage, with two conference championships, one unofficial, while basketball squads achieved six undisputed championships and several ties in 13 conference seasons.
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