M System Quits League Prompting Free Agent Standings
Byron Evans announces resignation as manager of the M System softball team in Hope, making all players on the team free agents per league president E. S. Greening. A grudge match between Southern Cafe and Robison teams set for Friday night at 8:30 to resolve a protested game over Frankie Barr’s eligibility. The protest, filed by Luther Reynerson, was deemed due to a misunderstanding of rules by the Robison side. Bruner-Ivory to face Highway Department in opener at 7:30. Previous results include Hope Travelers beating M System 26 to 20, J.C. Penney girls over Ashdown 11 to 0, and Hope Basket Co. girls losing to Nevada Theater 1 to 0.
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Byron Evans
The
Star
Hope
Evans
Greening
Southern Cafe
Geo. W. Robison
Luther Reynerson
Cafe
Frankie Barr
Robison
E. S. Greening
Tom Kinser
T. 5
Cornelius
Barr
Bruner-Ivory
Highway Department
Hope Travelers
J.C. Penney Girls
Ashdown
Hope Basket Company
Nevada Theater
Cates to Attempt Comeback Friday in Stamps Light Heavyweights
Norman Cates returns Friday night after two weeks training to face Mitt Powell in the main event. Powell won their first bout. Semi finals feature Delma Firkin versus Jim Stroud, Lee Dunlap against Buddy Logans, and 195 pound Spring Hill heavyweight in the feature preliminaries. Doors open 7 30 pm fights start 3 pm promptly.
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Norman Cates
Mitt Powell
Patmos
Powell
Cates
Hant
Delma Firkin
Jim Sttroud
Lee Dunlap
Buddy Logans
Spring Hill
Summer washing tips from Hempstead home club
Home demonstration club women advise summer wash routines to ease workload. Extension expert Mrs. Ida A. Fenton recommends sun bleaching for whites and shade drying for colored fabrics, with warm water rubbing on a board and air exposure to reduce ironing.
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Ida A. Fenton
Laziness Is the Main Fault of Pitchers Today Says Lefty Grove
Lefty Grove argues pitchers lack work ethic and discipline, recounting his own reform in 1927 to develop control. He cites practice routines, balance, and timing as key, praises Vander Meer and Cobb as examples, and notes his love for the game while criticizing modern players for avoiding effort.
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Lefty Grove
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Borneo
Connie Mack
Athletics
Earl Mack
Fort Myers
Ty ‘Cobb
Hank Greenberg
Cobb
Lefty
Vendeer
Johnny Vander Meer
Vander Meer
Grove
Thursday Night and Weekend Sports Schedules and Scores
Thursday results feature Travelers 26 over M System 20 and J. & Penney Girls 11 to Ashdown Girls 10 with multiple regional games on Frisby Bruner-Ivory and Highway Dept at THld. District tournament actions repeat Tuesday through Thursday with notable Friday matches and city scores across Atlanta Nashville Memphis Little Rock and New Orleans pairings.
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M' System
J. &. Penney
Ashdown
Frisby Bruner
Ivory
Highway Dept
Geo. W
Hone Basket
Asten
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
L. Yet
Ashville
Detroit Fans Fear Gehringer Has Reached Twilight of Career
Detroit fans speculate Charlie Gehringer may be nearing the end of his era as Tigers second baseman. Despite a solid batting average near .320 and continued fielding skill, signs show a slowing pace and harder moves to reach balls, fueling talk of a forthcoming transition or replacement next season.
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Ry Jerry Broadfield
Detroit
Rudy York
Hank Cheenberg
Babe Ruth
Mickey Cochrane
Tiger
Bengal
Charlie Gehringer
Gehringer
Lou Gehrig Ig Hye
Marl Averill
Fowlerville Flash
Tigers
Geheringer
Savker
Witness Denies Racket Statement Under Cross Examination
The witness, who pled guilty to the racket indictment, claimed Sal Gelb dictated his signed statement. He admitted illiteracy and said he could not read the document, identifying two handwritten lines as his work. District Attorney Dewey pressed him with Grand Jury minutes, and bail was raised from 500 to 10,000, sending Williams to the Tombs as a material witness.
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Weinberg
Dewey
Williams
Ferdinand Pecora
Proposed Amendment No 24 to Arkansas Constitution
Government action to place probate court under county judge, consolidating chancery and probate courts. Sets trial by probate judge, appeals to Supreme Court, and clerk arrangements. Effective January 1 following adoption. filed April 1, 1938.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Chancery
Supreme Court OF Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of Arkansas
Senate
Wits
Arkansas
Supreme Court
State of
Arkansas Proposal for Bond Refunding and Revenues Amendment
Legal text outlines bond refunding for 1934 acts, funding duties of the Commissioner of Revenues, bond sale conditions, interest rates, and tax provisions. It sets pledged State credit, trust fund handling, and refunding board powers with specifics on payable locations and revenue safeguards. The document ends with petitioning voters for the November 1938 election.
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State of
Arkansas
Commissioner of Revenues
New York
St. Louis
Missouri
Little Rock
Senate
Secretary of State
Pope
General Assembly
State Auditorial Department
State
Fifty-first General Assembly
State of Arkansas
Ures
State Highway Commission
Urey
United States
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Hempstead
Melya Bullington
Harry Grayson Eperts
NEA Service
Robert Moses Grove
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Ed Morris
Dizzy Dean
Cumberlands
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Alton Camp
Williams Lum
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Thursiday
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Cincinnati
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Beslan
Beanklyn
Scherddulerd
le Pel
Williams Lumber
W. le Pet
L. Pet
Louis Aq
Missourians
Pirates
Carl Nvbeell
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