Rose to leave Arkansas athletics July 1
Fayetteville June 17. Glen Rose says he will resign as athletic business manager effective July 1 and may explore starting his own business in Fayetteville. He hints at possible basketball coaching elsewhere but plans to seek other endeavors in town. The full reasons behind the decision remain private, with critics noting Rose bore blame for actions beyond his control.
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Rooster Navigates Flooded Canton Main Street on Board
A land-loving rooster becomes a novelty traveler as it rides a floating board down Canton Mog’s flooded Main Street, turning a flood scene into a quirky yard tale.
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Mobile Bears edge Travelers in ten innings for lead
The Mobile Bears edged the Little Rock Travelers 4-2 in ten innings to maintain their slim lead in the Southern Association. Singles by Chug Conners and Jo Magney produced the decisive runs as Mobile shut down Little Rock pitcher Carl Lindquist. The night also saw New Orleans crush Memphis 13-4 and Chattanooga defeat Birmingham 2-0, with Nashville routing Atlanta 12-4 and a heated ejection by Atlanta's Kiki Cuyler. Tonight’s games include Atlanta at Nashville and Mobile at Memphis.
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Attendance Keeps Pace With Last Year Despite Postponements
Major league baseball attendance nears last season s record despite many postponements. Through last night two leagues have drawn 6 798 795 fans in 355 dates, 101 650 behind last year s mid June total. Yankees rally for 4 3 win over White Sox as DiMaggio and Rizzuto execute a decisive squeeze. Dodgers edge Cubs 2 1 on two unearned runs, while Cardinals beat Phillies 4 3 in 10 innings on Schoendienst and Moore miscues.
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Slaughter and Boudreau Lead League Batting Averages
Outfielder Enos Slaughter of the St. Louis Cardinals led the National League with a .359 batting average for games through Sunday June 15. Playing Manager Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians topped the American League with a .350 average.
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Bucks stretch Cotton States lead with 10–2 win over El Dorado
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Locals Beat Undefeated Magnolia 5-0
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Boxing roundups mixed results from several cities
Toledo and Miami bouts feature Graziano stopping Fiorello and Abrams outpunching rivals. Archie Moore earns a decision in Washington while Carey Micke KO’s Johnny Bell in New Britain. Paddy Demaren outpoints Billy Straus in New York Brooklyn, and Bernie Reynolds knocks out the O Blenies in Stamford.
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