Mack Collins Bolding Jr., born October 31st, 19091
in Arkansas,2
was a professional baseball player from 1931-1935.
Biography
Bolding played with Fort Smith of the Western Association in 1931.3
Bolding died on March 27, 19874 in Alma, AR,5 and was buried in Alma City Cemetery in Alma.6
Excerpts
"Mack Bolding, Alma right hander who formerly twirled in the Western association, Three-I league and East Dixie league, made his debut with Huntsville and held the [Siloam Springs] Travelers to seven scattered hits, one of which was a homer by Love in the second inning."7
"Mack Bolding, Alma, Ark., right hander, turned in his fourth straight verdict [for Huntsville] in beating his old teammates."8
Stats
1931 Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1934 Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1932-1935 Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
Biography
Bolding played with Fort Smith of the Western Association in 1931.3
Bolding died on March 27, 19874 in Alma, AR,5 and was buried in Alma City Cemetery in Alma.6
Excerpts
"Mack Bolding, Alma right hander who formerly twirled in the Western association, Three-I league and East Dixie league, made his debut with Huntsville and held the [Siloam Springs] Travelers to seven scattered hits, one of which was a homer by Love in the second inning."7
"Mack Bolding, Alma, Ark., right hander, turned in his fourth straight verdict [for Huntsville] in beating his old teammates."8
Stats
1931 Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1934 Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1932-1935 Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1
Social Security Death Index
2
1930 U.S. Census
3
Dallas Morning News, 8/11/1931
4
Bolding's FindaGrave.com Page
5
Social Security Death Index
6
Bolding's FindaGrave.com Page
7
Fayetteville Daily Democrat, 8/3/1925
8
Fayetteville Daily Democrat, 8/19/1925