Cotton States Hurling Toppled by Local Team
The Clarksdale Red Sox lead the league in batting and fielding averages, while Monroe White Sox hold top hurlers and homer power. Cowboy Jones tops batting at .344 with 13 homers. Maxfield leads pitching at 9-1 with 0.90 ERA. Conway steals 20 bases. Monroe and Pine Bluff show strong defense.
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SALVOS SIA AT DUTY EARNS HIS FOURTH VICTORY
Junkyard of notes shows Salvos Sia at duty earning his fourth victory with two-base hits by Mize and 8 runs by Boston, 5 outs, 8 men left on base. Pitching notes include Weiland and Shoffner with several hits and walks and umpire details.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Chuck Klein
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Magerkurt
Batting Leaders Reach Ten in Each League
New York June 24. Morrie Arnovich and George McQuinn maintain top batting pace for their leagues as the ten leader list changes weekly. Ken Keltner rakes for Cleveland again, Zeke Bonura rises for the Giants, and newcomers Mel Ott, Johnny Mize, and Doc Cramer join the ranks with shifting standings across the two leagues.
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Vols Face Rough Road Ahead in Second Half
The Vols are tall and the schedule tight as the second half begins. Ruston is assured of a potential title defense after winning in 1938, with the winner of the second half meeting Ruston in a championship series at season’s end.
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Ruston
Mojor Leagues Leaders by League and Player
American League leaders include Greenberg of the Tigers Williams of the Red Sox Dickey of the Yankees. National League leaders include McCormick of the Reds Bonura of the Giants Goodman of the Reds.
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Red Sox
Dickey
Yankees
McCormick
Reds
Bonura
Giants
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Pet. Arnood
Phillies
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Ouachita Valley League Opens Second Half with Key Showdowns
The Ouachita Valley league resumes play in Hodge and Camden with Ruston Volunteers defending champions facing Kraftsmen in Camden, while Crossett Millers meet Wa-Ha in Hodge. Next week Hodge hosts Ruston and Camden hosts Crossett as recent player losses shake Ruston.
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Camden
Ark
Ruston Volunteers
Kraftsmen
Crossett Millers
Wa-Ha’s
Ruston
Crossett
Vols
Louisiana Tech
Twilight League Tuesday Night Matches At Three Parks
Sunshine Cleaners meet Knights of Columbus at Y's park. W. O. W. take on Bakers at Gassers' park. Independents face United Gas on Plum street in twilight league action.
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Knights of Columbus
Y's Park
Bakers, Gassers’ Park
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Plum Street
Woodmen
Bakers
Thursday's Games Feature Local Matches At Gassers Park
K of C faces United Gas as Bakers meet Sunshine Cleaners at Gassers Park Plum Street Independents clash with W O W and Y s park hosts the action in a busy Thursday program.
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United Gas. Gassers’ Park Bakers
Sunshine Cleaners
Plum Street Independents
Y's Park
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