Lumberjacks Pull Away to 10 4 Victory Over DeQueen
The Williams Tamvher company baseball team tallied ten runs on eleven hits to defeat DeQueen 10 to 4 Sunday afternoon. Elliott held the visitors in check after a rough first inning, while DeQueen pitching rotation struggled with errors on both sides. Key moments included Allen’s three base hits and a triple by Allen, plus timely scoring by J Cook, W Cook, and Rogers as Lumberjacks built a 3 0 lead in the first and extended it with three more in the fourth and three in the fifth, with Hope sealing the win in the seventh before the squad hosts Mt. Plassint Cubs at Fair Park Friday.
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Imubert Blackies Kliath
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Rogers
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Texas
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Fair Park
Rowe Drops From Detroit Pay For Illness In 1949
Detroit Tigers right hander Lynwood Rowe, who has pitched eight innings this season, is withheld pay until he is able to pitch again. A club official said the measure is not a suspension and under Schoolboy’s contract pay may be withheld when a player cannot pitch. Rowe was left behind as the Tigers traveled to St Louis for workouts. Doctor Keane said he should be able to regain pitching form in a week or ten days.
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Left Handed Feller Rumor Ties Cardinals Signing
Franh Rivkey suspects a left handed Bob Feller for the St. Louis Cardinals in Archie Pemphlona. Templeton reportedly earned part of a $10,000 signing bonus for a National League contract. Templeton, 18, struck out 68 in 42 innings for the Methodist Children's Home team in Winston Salem North Carolina.
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Bob Felter
St. Louis Cardinals
Archie ‘Pemphlona
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Methodist Children's
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N.C
National League Umpire Pfirman Dies in New Orleans
Charles Cy Pfirman, 56, former National League umpire, died at Baptist hospital after long illness. Pfirman worked 26 years and umpired over 400 games before retiring in 1993 due to illness. He had lived in Hammond, Louisiana, for two years and was hospitalized with kidney trouble.
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Cy) Pfirman
Baptist Hospital
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Maretz
SOUTER AND ASSOCIATION RIVALS LIST RESULTS AND SCHEDULES
Listed results show Linde Mook 8 3 Knoxville 2 2 Nastivade 168 Memphis 10 6 New Orleans 11 Chattanooga 0 2 Atlanta 6 Birmingham 4 Monday games include Birmingham at Atlanta New Orleans at Chattanooga Only games scheduled. Sundays results include Chivaga 6 Clavelant 4 New York 8 Philadelphia 4 Dereait 6 BL Lanis 4 Boston 1 Washington 5. Monday games New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington Only piaties scheduled plus Milky Way shop dialogue features a farmer and a salesman about a bicycle priced at forty dollars.
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De Queen Plans for Football Campaign 1937 Leopards
De Queen Arkansas aims for a strong 1937 football season despite a temporary suspension from the state association. Coaches Criswell and Harrie plan a tough home schedule with two games against Prescott Curly Wolves, plus possible matchups with Wale odron, Danville, Dierks and more. Athletic Manager Bolding seeks further opponents from Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana to complete the slate while Leopards field a deep team and work on a new athletic field already improving.
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Travelers Take 2 From Smokies in Southern Association
Knoxville Emoiries coached the Smokies and Little Rock Travelers split a doubleheader in Little Rock. Final scores: 8 to 2 and 4 to 2, with five Smokies errors aiding the Travelers first win. A bases loaded walk in the eighth gave Little Rock the second game. the nightcap went to extra innings after a Knoxville error.
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Pelicans sweep Chattanooga in two games at Engel Stadium
Jonas Buttman and Tom Drake led New Orleans to a double victory over Chattanooga on Sunday. Drake pounded three hits including the longest ball hit inside Engel stadium, traveling about 480 feet. First game score was New Orleans 16 to 4, with Buttman, George, Hahn, and Chase contributing.
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Tom Drake
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Vols Rally In Nightcap To Even Doubleheader
In Nashville, the Tennessee Volunteers edged the Memphis Chicks 8 to 6 in the abbreviated second game after a 10 to 1 loss in the opener. Errors plagued both sides, Vols scoring three in the first inning while the Chicks tallied four in the final. Speece, Bridgens, Barnes and Moore pitched for Memphis.
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Nisbet Named El Dorado Coach From Alabama Captain to High School Leader
El Dorado Arkansas announces James L. Nisbet age 23 known as Rubber, former Alabama football captain and senior cup recipient, named head coach at El Dorado High School starting August 1. Nisbet replaces Jimmy Walker who left for Virginia Military Institute. he will also teach social science.
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J. L McChirkin
James L. “Rubber" Nisbet
University of Alabama
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Jimmy Walker
Alabama
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Richard Foster
Okay Cementers Defeat Nashville Cubs On Home Field
Okay Cementers blasted a 9 0 5 victory over the Nashville Cubs at Scrapper Field before a large crowd. It was Okay's third win of the season as they set up a rematch with Nashville next Sunday. Batteries listed: Nashville Sullivan Hogue Okay Dildy Dodson.
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Okay Cementers
Nashville Cubs
Okay
Nashville
Sullivan
Hogue
Dildy
Dodson
Land Holbrook and New Orleans Second Game Summary
In the game between New Orleans and Chattanooga the score shows 4-11 in the final columns with key players Drake Hahn Tinning Hvisdos Kelley and Early contributing. Details are fragmentary but indicate a close contest with notable performances by listed players.
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Land Holbrook
New Orleans
Chattanooga
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