Top Teams of Cotton Loop Have No Trouble
The Cotton Loop contenders advance with ease as leading squads sail through preparations. Coaches praise unit depth and disciplined play, setting the stage for upcoming showdowns as season momentum builds across the league.
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Cotton Loop
Nats Wonder Why American Is So Tough
Chicago July 9 The National League lost 2-1 as the American Leaguers secured their sixth victory. Joe Cronin directed the AL attack with Bobby Doerr scoring the decisive seventh inning run. Luke Appling and Stan Spence added key hits, while Frank Shea earned the win and Johnny Mize homered for the NL in a record crowd at Wrigley Field. The box office surpassed 105 thousand dollars in pension funds for players.
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Joe Cronin
Eddie Dyers
Frank Shea
Ie Yankees
Mize
Johnny Suin
Boston Graves
Doerr
Pension Xin
Second Half Teams Beat Loop Leaders in Southern Association
The Associated Press reports two second division teams toppled league leaders last night. Atlanta Crackers defeated Mobile Bears 10 0, Birmingham beat New Orleans 6 4, Chattanooga defeated Little Rock 9 8 for Nashville. Memphis finished 3.
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Arkansas Statute Digest Sets November Printing
Arkansas will begin printing an eight volume annotated digest of its statutes in November announced by Dr. Robert E. B. Leslar University of Arkansas law school dean and digest revision head. Unannotated digest not due until next year according to Leslar.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Robert EB. Leslar
University of Arkansas Law School
Arkansas Digest
Texarkana Fire Claims Three Akin Family Members
Mrs HH Akin, 27, died in a Texarkana hospital from burns suffered in a blaze that killed two of her children and destroyed the Akin home five miles northwest of Texarkana. Joe Akin, 4, was found dead in the ruins. Janice died later in hospital. Phillip, 3, and Judy, 8, escaped with minor burns. The father, a 33 year veteran, had left the farm home shortly before the fire. Triple funeral services for the three victims will be held Thursday morning.
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Phillip
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