References
- ↑ "The News Selects All-Southern Baseball Club For Past Season". The Macon News. June 1, 1924. p. 24. Retrieved January 1, 2026.
The 1924 College Baseball All-Southern Team consists of baseball players selected at their respective positions after the 1924 NCAA baseball season.
| Position | Name | School | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pitcher | Willis | Oglethorpe | MN-1 |
| Freddy Sale | Georgia | MN-1 | |
| Chambers | Georgia | MN-1 | |
| Scroop Enloe | Georgia Tech | MN-1 | |
| Dempster | Trinity | MN-2 | |
| Hamilton | Mercer | MN-2 | |
| Humphrey | Oglethorpe | MN-2 | |
| Wolfe | Wofford | MN-2 | |
| Catcher | Bryant | Oglethorpe | MN-1 |
| Pat Powers | Georgia | MN-1 | |
| Morgan | Mercer | MN-2 | |
| Joe Palmisano | Georgia Tech | MN-2 | |
| First baseman | James David Thomason | Georgia | MN-1 |
| Bill Dodderer | UNC | MN-2 | |
| Second baseman | Partridge | Oglethorpe | MN-1 |
| Skinny Denicke | Georgia Tech | MN-2 | |
| Third baseman | Grant Gillis | Alabama | MN-1 |
| Bush | Mercer | MN-2 | |
| Shortstop | Richardson | Georgia | MN-1 |
| Doc Kuhn | Vanderbilt | MN-2 | |
| Outfielder | Clay Parrish | Oglethorpe | MN-1 |
| Ramsey | Georgia | MN-1 | |
| Morris | Oglethorpe | MN-1 | |
| Doug Wycoff | Georgia Tech | MN-2 | |
| Shorty Poore | Mercer | MN-2 | |
| Allen | Georgia | MN-2 | |
| Utility | Lawrence | Mercer | MN-1 |
| Scrappy Moore | Georgia | MN-2 | |
MN = selected by the Macon News. It had a first and second team [1]
