Pebs Four in Row as Little Rock Beats Barons in Ninth
In Little Rock, Prince Oana delivered a long sacrifice fly deep to score Nunnenkamp from third in the ninth, giving Little Rock a 4 to 4 tie with Birmingham. Hutchings pitched 1 2/3 innings for the win. O’Neill left after being hit by a pitch. Chandler played his last Travelers game. The schedule shifts to a four game series with Memphis Chicks, starting Thursday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Prince Oana
Hutching
Nunnenkamp
Birmingham
Barons
Aleady
Hutchings
Cosay
O'Neill
John Wilton Chandler
Travelers
Chandler
Montreal
Baltimore
Memphis Chicks
Chicks
Prothro
Robert E. Lee Porter
Lake City
Len Rovers
Birningham
Casey
Garharks
Boston Scout Sees Little Rock Play Veterans in Arkansas trip
Boston Red Sox farm head Billy Evans visited Little Rock Travelers to assess Boston owned players including Third Baseman Jim Tabor and Pitchers Dick Midkiff and Emerson Dickman. The trip forms part of Boston’s routine minor league scouting and partner club work.
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Little Rock
Ark
Billy Evans
Boston Red Sox
Little Rock Travelers
Memphis
Jim Tabor
Lindsey Deal
Ler. Rogers
Jennings Poindexter
Dick Midkiff
Emerson Dickman
Boston
Local residents and visitors share weekend and weekday visits
A collage of names shows Aubrey Bonds and family in Hope with relatives in Shreveport and Magnolia. Revs and Misses visit nearby towns while Ward and Stewart families travel to Jeanu and Dull Texts. Several guests stay with Bonds and Stephens households across Arkansas towns.
Fragmentary 1930s Projections and Public Remarks
A garbled wire service style text comments on education funding in Ohio, a London Daily Express quote about the Duke of Windsor, and an apparent pledge regarding a world trade pact. The fragment preserves names and places with unclear surrounding context.
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London Daily Expy
Duke of Windsor
Ohio
E. N. Dietrich
United States
Southern Association Tuesday Results Highlight Ball Scores
Tuesday results across the Southern Association show Little Rock 4 Birmingham 3, Atlanta 18 Nashville 4, Chattanooga 4 Knoxville 2, Memphis 7 New Orleans 4, with Wednesday matchups Knoxville at Chattanooga New Orleans at Memphis Nashville at Atlanta Cincinnati 4 Boston 0 and Pittsburgh 8 Philadelphia 1. Other games include Chicago 5 New York 4 Detroit 6 Philadelphia 9 Boston 10 Cleveland and various league fixtures. The column also notes quotes from public figures and a Department of the Interior building size factoid.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Fittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington-St. Louis
Iuin
Washington
Pete Little Rock
W. L. New York
St. Louisi
AIS
Cincinnati A
Pet
Dean Case Proves Stuffed Shirts Believe Baseball Built on Dignity
Baseball columnist Harry Grayson argues Ford Frick overreacted to Dizzy Dean's remarks. He says baseball is show business not high society and that suspending Dean was unnecessary. Grayson defends Dean and criticizes Frick for demanding apologies and stifling personality in the sport.
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Dean Case
Harry Grayson
NEA
Ford Frick
Dizzy Dean
George Barr
Frick
Jerome Jay Hanner
Dean
Si Johnson
National League
Dizzy
Frack
Bill Terry
Giants
Terry
Bean
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Ashdown Area
Several residents attended Nashville high school's graduation Friday night. Mrs Johnnie Carrigan returned to Ashdown after visiting Mrs Ben Goodlett and Miss Johnnie Stinson of Ashdown stayed with her sister Mrs EB Haselman. Lea Mae Robertson returned from Hope finishing high school. Reese Goodlett visited Hope Thursday. Mrs C C Robins hosts waist line event on June 10 for Baptist WPMU. G W Stuart and Alma Hanna attended UDC meetings in Washington. Mr and Mrs Middlebrooks of Shreveport visited Sunday. Methodist Missionary Society met with Mrs Glad Green Tuesday. Rev Taylor led St Paul service Sunday. Friends report Mrs Charlie Irvin improving at Gowan Hospital in Shreveport. Baptist WMA met Mrs William Baber Monday.
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Baptist
G. W. Stuart
Alma Hanna
Washington
Middlebrooks
Shreveport
Ben Goodlett
Methodist Missionary Society
Glad Green
Taylor
St. Paul
Former Rice Star Returns as Coach
Houston reports Bill Wallace, Rice Institute star and AP All American back, will return as assistant coach at Rice starting July 1 after working for an oil firm in Louisiana. The move fills the vacancy from Eddie Dyer’s resignation as freshman coach as trains grow stranger. San Benito survey shows more boys fly than ride trains and graduation numbers rise among high school students.
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Houston
Tex
Bill Wallace
Rice Institute
Gaylord Johnson
Wallace
Associated Press
Rice
Louisiana
Johnson
Eddie Dyer
San Benito
Chattanooga Club Offered for Sale
Chattanooga owner Griffith said he would sell the Chattanooga baseball club if fans prefer a home team, insisting the move not equal quitting and expressing resolve to strengthen the club in the Southern League. The remarks came amid questions about the team’s performance and future.
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Chattanooga
Fenn
UFC
Epworth League Night At St Paul Gathers Locals
Ozan residents attended a Saturday Epworth League event in St Paul with games and contests. Thirty members enjoyed dessert and social time as guests of W P Wallace and others. attendees included the Smiths, Robins, and Graves family members visiting Hope and Rodessa areas.
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Oana
Litle Rock
Mempins
Tenn
Andy Reese
Pels
Walter Stewart
Sevare
Don
Murphries
Weldon
Drake
Capdeville
George
Stewart
Spencer
Byps
Chattanonga
Ciattangoga
Ken Chase
Maliic
Hailers
Hallers
Crackers
Jean Nashville
Cracker
Parker
Vols
Richards
Biland
Leguett
Trexler
Hichards
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
Triumph
Sumtherns
J. W. Strickland
Orville W. Erringer
Hope
Hamilton Trust Fund
Epostiore Corp
Tia
Max
Cat
Max Schmeling
the Phanton
Jane
Bowd
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Braddock
Garden
Joe Louis
Sehmeling
Evans
Ray Foster
Robert
John Lyal
Bol Brown
J. F. Brooks
Arthour Sewell
Mr. Sewell
W. GL. McDougal
Sweet Home
Blevins
Charlie Thomas
Prescott
J. M. Thomas
Aubrey Bonds
William Tenny
Billy
C. A. Bonds
Charling Stewart
Magnolia
Watt Bonds
Avith Ins
Mra
Roy Bonds
A. H. Wade
Eva Jane
Florado
Marie Ward
Mie
A. T. Wade
Clarence Leverett
Edgar Leverett
Byl McCall
Chillde Harvis
Bal Bonds
Teressa Ann
Walton Bonds
Hilrry Nolen
Childdren Boyce
Lois
Betty
C. Harry W. Shiver
The
Eon Southern Association
American Lea League
Walter Runciman
T. ¥. Smith
University of Chicago
W. H. Groshong
Lawson, Mo
Frank Wykoff
Department of Interior
Diszy Bean
St. Louis Cardinal
Test
Tlo
Mord Frick
Diz
Bradenton
Fla
Charlie Irvin
Gowan Hospital
the Baptist W. M. A
William Baber
Grid
Hero
Chattanooga Club
Clarke Griffith
Wallace’ Dennyy
Carlisle
Dako
ROY Anderson and Company
Nelson-Huckins
A. C. Erwin
Ozan
Ben Stuart
Epworth League
Cecil Wallace
Roe, Avy
W. P. Wallace
J. K. Green
Dan Green
Robins
O. C. Robins
Suenger
Walter Baker
Home Demonstration Club
Flora Cotton Blazer
Hone
Alia Hunona
Lizzie Hanha
Willie Stuart
Allen Powell
Mass
Chicago Cubs
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