Glen Rose weighs future after Razorbacks exit
Fayetteville June 17 Glen Rose plans to leave his post as athletic business manager at Arkansas effective July 1 He may not pursue coaching elsewhere but hopes to start his own business in Fayetteville The full story behind his resignation may never be known and insiders say he bore blame for department actions beyond his control
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Rooster Rides Flooded Main Street on Board
A barnyard rooster becomes a local spectacle as it rides a floating board down Canton Mog’s flooded Main Street, enjoying an unlikely adventure amid rising waters.
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Mobile Bears edge Little Rock in ten innings for SA lead
The Mobile Bears rallied to beat the Little Rock Travelers 4-2 in ten innings to maintain their slim lead over New Orleans. Singles by Chug Conners and Jo Magney drove in the winning runs as Traveler hurler Carl Lindquist was shut down. The Pelicans crushed Memphis 13-4 behind Pete Modica, while Chattanooga beat Birmingham 2-0 and Nashville defeated Atlanta 12-4 with nine doubles setting a club record. Atlanta manager Kiki Cuyler was ejected after disputing a seventh inning call.
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Baseball Attendance Close to Record Pace Despite Weather
Major league baseball attendance remains near last year’s record totals despite frequent postponements. Through mid June, the two leagues have drawn 6,798,795 fans on 355 dates, versus 6,900,445 in the same period a year ago on 363 dates. Yankees beat White Sox 4 3 as DiMaggio scored the winner on Rizzuto’s squeeze. Dodgers edged Cubs 2 1 on two unearned runs after two errors by Ed Waitkus. Cardinals defeated Phillies 4 3 in 10th inning as Schoendienst scored on Moore’s hit and Wyrostek error.
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Slaughter and Boudreau Lead Leagues in Batting Averages
New York on June 17 lists Enos Slaughter of the St. Louis Cardinals and Playing Manager Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians as the league batting leaders. Slaughter tops the National League at .359 after games through Sunday June 15, while Boudreau leads the American League with a .350 average.
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Greenville Bucks extend Cotton States lead with 10–2 win
Greenville beat El Dorado 10 to 2 as Billy Briggs scattered seven hits. Greenwood toppled Clarksdale 7 to 2 behind strong pitching by Tross. Helena moved from fifth to fourth with a 4–3 win over Hot Springs as Howard Tubbs pitched six-hitter and drove in three runs.
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Locals Beat Undefeated Magnolia 5-0
Local team defeats Magnolia by five goals in a decisive match led by standout performances from key players. Magnolia entered undefeated status but could not overcome the offense and defense of the locals.
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Boxing Roundup From Across The Nation
In Toledo Rocky Graziano stopped Jerry Fiorello in New York by 159 ½ to 158 ½ pounds. Frankie Abrams stopped in Miami to an outpoint in Detroit at 150. Archie Moore outpointed Curtis Sheppard in Washington at 175. Carey Mice knocked out Johnny Bell in New Britain. Paddy Demaren outpointed Billy Straus in New York Brooklyn. Bernie Reynolds stopped the O'Blenies in Stamford Fairfield Charlotte.
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