The Democrat-Argus from Caruthersville, Missouri • 11

THE DEMOCRAT-ARGUS, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1936 it Two Steele Teams Tie For First Place Live Powers and Spot Removers of the Softball League Have Per. centages of .625 -----A- Tl TT jMraieast Arkansas league AT AT AT AT AT AT Batesviile C'ville Osceola Jonesboro Newport Paragould Paragould Steele, Mo. The Steele Softball League continues to become more interesting as the Live Powers and Spot Removers tie for first place, each with a percentage of .625. This weekend games will decide the winner of the first half of the split season. Each team has played thirteen games so far.

The V-8's have a .539 percentage and the Cowboys .308. Last year only twelve games were played each half but this year the players decided to play 16 games. Softball has created more interest here than any other sport Batting averages on the four teams are as follows: W. Khourie, L. Turner, L.

R. Glover, Spots, I. Davis, Cowboys, R. Burton, V-8's, B. Carter, V-8's, A.

Shelton, Cowboys, K. Copeland, L. J. Johnson, Spots, O. Storey, L.

A. Jordan, V-8's, .358 Cr-Fanderburk, L. J. Bishop, Spots, L. Barnes, Cowboys, L.

Woods, Cowboys, L. Earls, L. F. Harper, V-8's, C. Bates, V-8's, H.

Ketehum, V-8's, C. Dowdy, L. T. Frakes, Spots, .302. No.

8 Defeats Deering Sunday BEST May 17-17 May 28-29 June 12 July 14-15 August 4-5 September May 21-22 June 16-17 June 26 July 19-19 August 16-16 August 30 May 19-20 June 25 June 28-28 July 23-24 August 11-12 September 1 June 5 June 14-14 July 4-4 July 28-29 August 2-2 September 3 May 7-8 June 4 June 7-7 July 7-8 August 13-14 August 25 Jonesboro WISH May 26-27 June 19 June 28-28 July 26,26 August 6 August 25-26 May 19-20 May 24-24 June 24 July 23-24 August 11-12 August 27 May 7-8 June 7-7 June 30 July 7-8 August 9-9 August 23 May 17-17 June 16-17 July 2 July 21-22 July 30-31 September 2 May 12-13 June 2-3 June 11 July 12-12 August 20-21 September 7 0sceola7 FROM -May-14-15 June 11 June 21-21 July 28-29 August 11-12 August 27 May 12-13 June 12 July 4-4 July 12-12 August 20-21 September 4 May 24-24 June 2-3 June 16 July 26-26 August 6-7 September 3 May 10-10 May 26-27 June 19 July 9-10 August 18 AUgUSt Z3-Z3 May 31-31 June 25-26 July 3 July 16-17 August 16-16 August 28 Special to The Democrat-Argus Cooter Mo. No. 8 county league baseball team retained its perfect rec Newport THE May 12 May 31-31 June 4 July 4 (Night) July 16-17 August 2-2 August 16 June 11 June 14-14 July 1-2 July 28-29 August 25-26-26 May 14-15 June 18 June 21-21 July 30-31 August 27-28 September 4 May 10-10 May 28-29 June 12 July 9-10 August 4-5 August 30 May 21-22 June 9 June 23-24 July 14-15 July 19-19 September ord Sunday by dafeat.iig Ueenng in a fast game played on the No. 8 diamond before several hundred fans, the final score being 7 to 5. No.

8 was in the lead during the entire game, but only by a small margin. F. Barger, pitcher for No. 8, was the leading batter for the day, scoring a hit every time he was up to bat. No.

8 had 10 hits and 7 runs and Deering made 7 hits and 5 runs. Dutch Asher was umpire for No. 8 while Printie Byrd umpired for Deering. The lineup was as follows: No. 8 Collins, 8s; Jinks, cf; Mul-h'ns, 3b; Rushing, lb; Reid, If; Boyd, 2b; Wardell, rf; F.

Barger, H. Barger p. Deering P. Bullock, rf; Fairless, 3b; Lysley, If; F. Bullock, cf; Shoe-mode, 8s; B.

Nails, 2b; J. Nails, lb; D. Walls, and C. Walls, c. Sub-etitutes, Ledbetter and Johnson.

The No. 8 team plays Stanley there C'ville Democrat- May 7-8 June 7-7 June 18 July 7-8 August 23-23 August 28 May 17-17 May 26-27 June 19 July 21-22 August 18-19 September 2 May 14-15 June 4 June 21-21 July 14-15 August 7 August 13-14 May 31-31 June 9-10 June 30 July 16-17 July 26-26 August 6 May 28-29 June 5 June 28-28 August 4-5 August 9-9 September 1 Batesviile ARGUS May 13 June 5 June 16-17-17 July 4 (pm) July 12-12 August 13 August 20-21 May 10-10 June 2-3 June 25-July 9-10 July 30-31 September May 21-22 June 9-10 July 1 July August 18-19 September 1 May 24-24 June 23-24 July 2 July 21-22 August 7 August 9-9 May 19-20 June 14-14 June 30 July 23-24 August 2-2 August 30 Sunday. No. 8 has a percentage of 1.000 and leads the Pemiscot County Baseball League. COUNTY LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE The Pemiscot County League schedule for Sunday, June 21, is We're Boosters for the Badgers Hooray for the Home Team! as follows: Maplewood at Cottonwood.

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