Mechanization Aims To Cut Cotton Handling Costs
Memphis reporters detail how cotton warehouses and compress operators, urged by Secretary Clifford Anderson and cotton leaders, strive to lower farm to consumer costs. They argue mechanization reduces warehousing and transport expenses, boosting competitiveness and enabling cheaper futures.
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Athletics Rally to Top Browns as Fain and McCosky Shine
The Philadelphia Athletics upset the Browns 8-5 in St Louis with strong hitting from Ferris Fain, Barney McCosky, and Bill McCahan. Brooklyn's Dodgers pulled a half game closer on the Cardinals by routing the Reds 8-1 at Ebbets Field, while Enos Slaughter left the lineup with a concussion after a collision. Other results saw the Phillies winning 9-2, the Cards taking the nightcap 12-2, the Braves sweeping Cubs, the Yankees widening their lead over the Red Sox, and Washington snapping an 11-game skid with wins over Detroit. The Giants beat Pittsburgh 4-1 on Hartung's two-hitter.
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Hope Merchants Fall as West Brothers Top Merchants
Hope Merchants lost 10-0 to Worthen Bankers in a state softball tournament game at Stuttgart. The defeat drops Hope to a loss in a double elimination format, though they can still reach playoffs if they win remaining games. Players and wives plan a Sunday 9 am meet with a picnic prior to the return trip to Little Rock.
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Crucial Series for Southern Top Teams Opens Tonight
The Southern Association's four top teams begin a pivotal set of games through Sept. 7. Mobile leads by 3.5 games, with New Orleans eight games up on Nashville, while Nashville and Chattanooga chase. Mobile plays Chattanooga four at home, New Orleans visits Nashville, and Atlanta faces Little Rock as the race tightens toward the climactic Sept. 4–7 slate.
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