Norfolk Breaks Under Heavy Strain In South Norfolk game
In a Saturday contest with South Norfolk the Owls surged after the 6th inning to shell three Norfolk pitchers and raise the total to 14. Lefty Davis yielded two hits over 9 innings as Norfolk managed 15 hits. Dickens led with three hits two doubles Hardison, Fuller, and McCrary added multiple safeties.
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South Norfolk
Owls
Norfolk
Lefty Davis
Little Dickens
Hardison
Fuller
McCrary
Barnes
Tatum
Ss M. Smith
P Holland
Cf Borum
Lf Pannell
H. Smith
Rf Burton
C Rose
P Cappell
P Harrell
RE Fuller
Smith
If McCrary
Richardson
Cf Birdsong
Cf Dickens
Sf Ashe
Rf Branch
Nethercutt
Davis
Basil Cooper Honored by Roanoke Patterson Recreation Page
The Roanoke Patterson Recreation Program dedicates this page to Basil Cooper, a loyal supporter who aided activities and loaned his help. He played for Roanoke Mill Soft Ball Championship team of ’36 and for Roanoke No. 2 Welders in the past season, known as a genial, well-liked sportsman.
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Simmons Textile
Basil Cooper
Basil
Roanoke Mill
Keystone
Roanoke
Weavers
Roanoke-Patterson
City Soft Ball Champions Photo Note
Basil Cooper, a popular textile worker, was killed by a stroke of lightning last Sunday afternoon. The image shows the 1936 City Soft Ball Champions, with Cooper at second base. the No 2 champions this year will continue to represent their mill in the City Series starting soon.
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Basil Cooper
Cooper
Revised City Soft Ball Championship Schedule
The schedule for the City Soft Ball Championship Series was revised because Patterson Night Team could not play in the afternoon. The revised dates include July 12 through July 23 with multiple games daily at Rosemary, Patterson, Roanoke No 1, and Roanoke No 2 venues, all at 5 p.m. or 10 a.m. as noted.
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Patterson
Roanoke
Rosemary
Pattterson
Roanoke No
Owls Top Durham Strikes 5-1 In Rain-Shortened Game
Textile Owls defeated the Lucky Strikes of Durham 5 to 1 at Sim mons Park in a game cut short by rain after seven innings. Smith limited Durham to three hits while Ward McCrary Hardison and Ash led Owls with two hits each including a double. Dickens at short contributed three third inning putouts. Durham led 1-0 in the third and fell behind 3-1 by the sixth with two more Owls runs in the seventh.
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Simmons Park
Textile Owls
Durham
Dickens
Owls
RHE Owls
Lucky Strikes
Hunter
Noe Parrish
Rf Averette
McArthur
Hawkins
Longee
Upchurch
If Sokolowski
Ss Ward
Abdhre Fuller
McCrary
Sf Hardison
Rf Ashe
Davis
Nethercutt
Branch
Lf Smith
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Social Security Board
Cite Ft Ae
VST
TATU
Contry
Stone Haven
Century Distilling CO
Peoria
Ill
Prc
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