Davis resigned during the season and was succeeded by Joe Birmingham, who almost duplicated the feat of George Stovall in 1911, putting new life into the Cleveland team and starting a spurt which made the race for position interesting.

Wallace, who started the year at the helm again in St. Louis, cheerfully handed over the management to Stovall, who had been transplanted into the Mound City in the hope of making Davis' task easier in Cleveland.

Stovall made the Browns a hard team to beat and had the mild satisfaction of hoisting them out of the cellar which they had occupied for the better part of three seasons.

He succeeded a temporary manager, George Stovall, who had made good in the latter half of the previous season, but who could not be retained without abrogating a previous agreement with Davis.

The management was given to Joe Birmingham, who took hold of it with enthusiasm but without experience, just as Stovall did the previous year.

That the Browns finally escaped the cellar in the closing days of the race was due largely to the efforts of Stovall, who was made manager to succeed Wallace near the middle of the season.

In the homestretch the new blood given Stovall enabled him to pull his men out of the last notch just before the schedule ran out.

Well, believe it or not, the first club to come in for an exhibition game was the Cleveland team: Napoleon Lajoie, Terry Turner, Elmer Flick, George Stovall and the whole bunch that I used to carry bats for.

Lajoie got two hits off me, and I think George Stovall got a couple, but I shut them outand

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in the possession of W.H. Stovall, Stovall, Miss.]

in the possession of W.H. Stovall, Stovall, Miss.]

SEE Stovall, Evelyn L. Readings in Georgia literature.

STOVALL, EVELYN L. Literature appreciation tests: Evangeline, with scoring key.

STOVALL, FLOYD.

Floyd Stovall (A); 31Dec70; R497766.

SEE Stovall, Evelyn L. Readings in Georgia literature.

STOVALL, EVELYN L. Literature appreciation tests: Evangeline, with scoring key.

STOVALL, FLOYD.

Floyd Stovall (A); 31Dec70; R497766.