Cotton States League Chief Considers Resignation
Associated Press reports from Vicksburg Mississippi on June 30 that Frank A. Scott, president of the Cotton States league since 1922, contemplates resigning to devote time to private affairs. Rush Knox, Mississippi attorney general and league vice president, would serve temporarily until a new president is chosen by the board.
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Southern Association Action Sees Memphis Chicks Rally Past Chattanooga
Memphis uses an eighth inning rally to beat Chattanooga 13 to 8 as Little Rock defeats Nashville for a third straight win. New Orleans tops Birmingham 4 to 2 while Atlanta wins both ends of a doubleheader against Mobile 4 to 3 and 8?2.
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Today’s baseball games in Texas and Southern leagues
Schedule shows Texas League games including Ban Antonio at Beaumont and Dallas at Fort Worth plus Wichita Falls at Shreveport. Southern Association lists Chattanooga at Memphis with other regional matchups.
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Roscoe Attracts Customer Moves With Theatre Lunch Offer
Roscoe man expresses relief at leaving a business with verbal offers and prices. A scene mentions a lunch at a theatre after paying for 18 holes. The fragment hints at a quirky promotion and bold bargaining phrases.
Hornsby Leads National League Batting Amid Stifling Slugging Marks
Rogers Hornsby tops the National League with a .399 average across 58 games and stands one homer from the leaders Jim Bottomley and Del Bissonette, who each have fifteen. Larry Benton and Red Lucas share the pitching pace at .800, Benton leading with 15 complete games. Bottomley also leads in runs 62, doubles 22, and triples nine. Douthit owns 107 hits, Frisch has 16 steals, and Bissonette leads RBI with 61. Pittsburgh team hitting surpasses .300, Cardinals lead team fielding at .974 as Cincinnati trails at .971. pitching trio of Mays, Aldridge, and four veterans tie at eight wins.
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Boxing Roundup Sparks Wins Across Cities
Red Fry KOed Joe Azzarella in Milwaukee. Louis New stopped Jack Nitti in Milwaukee. Billy Rolfe knocked out Jimmy Robinson in Des Moines. Jack Malone defeated Billy Atkinson in Davenport. Genaro Pino shaded Charley Genaro in San Francisco. Lorenzo Sison impressed in Hastings Nebraska.
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Drillers Amid Prospects and Protests In Cotton States League
Vice president J T Austin returned from Vicksburg where directors thrashed Gulfport Laurel protest and upheld Hattiesburg as first half winner. Monroe Drillers face weak schedule, lost big games due to rain, and court financial drive to finish season. Johnny Watwood leaves Alexandria Reds for Shreveport Texas league. Hiram Broiles arrives to fill center field.
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Darnell Defeats Bastrop 5 to 4 in Tight Victory
Darnell beat Bastrop 5 to 4 on Thursday in Bastrop with the deciding run scoring in the last inning as Guy singled to drive in Paloraro. The teams will meet again here next Friday.
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OILERS FALL TO LAUREL IN SIX RUN LOSS
Monroe pitchers held to three hits as Laurel plated six runs aided by timely hits. Pepper robbed Irby of a hit in right center for the final out, while three Laurel double plays limited Monroe’s offense.
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Shaw Says He Breaks Speeding Law When He Drives
George Bernard Shaw told the Chief Stables' association that he always speeds. He recalled being stopped and noted the police would be in the paper, adding he was glad they did not catch him earlier while doing 60.
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Old Timer on Jabs and the Modern Ring
Jim Corbett assesses boxing feints and jabs, praising Gene Tunney for using a strong jab with body and shoulders. He contrasts Tunney’s skill with Dempsey era fighters and laments the current generation’s tendency to flick punches and neglect true feinting, noting lasting effects on fighters’ minds.
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Williams Gormley Meet in Final for Mississippi Title
Biloxi players Williams and Gormley reached the Mississippi state golf final after Williams defeated Charles Gre Laurel on the 20th hole in the semifinal. Warren of Clarksdale earlier held the title. Gormley also hails from Biloxi.
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