Monroe Giants Drop Three In A Row In Double Bill
In Monroe Louisiana the Giants hosted the Dallas Black Giants for a rain shortened series. The locals won 7 6 in the opener while the second game and Tuesday’s double bill were split with 2 1 and 5 2 scores. Pitchers Vance Williams Bell led the visits with strong showings as errors and heavy hitting shaped the tight series.
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Sontag
Monroe
Giants
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Jupiter Pluvius
Pate Vance
Williams
Sneed
Goliaths
Top Carrington
Dewitt Owens
Jess Ming
Vance
Bell
Harris
Long
Orange
Dallas
Hamilton
Monroe Giants
Riverside Park
Stal Fracas
Clube Aed
Byrd Long
Wi Owen
Johnson
Danka
Wheeeaee
Este
Stan Neeree
Sloan
Goodrich
A Jones
Banks Thaixth
Carrington
Ens
Peete
Vance Harris
Potala
Hvis
Lang
Dalie
Rich
Familtons
Backifi Ice
Bont
Banks
Owens
Calvis
Wilams
Ylor
Taylor
Aon
Magaley
Nashville Strengthens Lead With 7 6 Victory Over Birmingham
Nashville beat Birmingham 7 to 6 to extend its Southern League lead. The game was tight from start to finish as Nashville fended off a late Birmingham rally. Key moments included strong hurling by Vance and Williams and a late rally that pushed Nashville ahead.
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Als
Nashville
Black Barons
Mandan
Near Keystones Grays Play Ends In Police Stop
In Pittsburgh a chaotic Central Park game between the Keystones and Homestead Grays ended 12-12 after a late rally. Police arrived to restore order as players argued. Ernest Gooden was cut by a wild pitch and required stitches. Meanwhile the Rome Giants beat the Union Giants 11-0 at Justin Park and Mineral Wells split a doubleheader with Ft Worth, with standings and umpire details recorded. The Dixie Colored Giants take over the Pittsburgh Orioles name for the season.
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Keystones
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Grays
Barbour
Burnett
Keystone
Etne
Ernest Gooden
Canady
Homestead Grays
Gooden
Henderson Club Wins Five Games in Summer Run
Henderson baseball club added five victories at Riverside Park including wins over Tyler Dalylas All Stars Jacksonville Black Tigers and Chicken Feathers Nine. Patton's Pythian Giants crushed Jim Talbert's Damons 17 to 4 with key hitting by John Rawn and Allen Gibson. Mathis took the loss for the Damons while John Vance starred for the Giants.
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All Nations Baseball Club
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Ates
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Io Jacksonville
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Pythian Giants
Jim Talbert
Damons
Riverside Park
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Calanthes
Whitley
Dempsey Accepts Wills Challenge For World Championship
New York reports Dempsey has agreed to meet Harry Wills for the heavyweight title in a bid to become world champion. The New York State Boxing Commission announced the challenge and set a deadline of July 10 for accepting reasonable conditions. A conference between principals is to be arranged within ten days, with promoters noting it may take six months to prepare a suitable arena for a large crowd.
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Gree
Harry Wills
Panther
Wills
New York State Boxing Commission
Dempsey
New York State
Jack Kearns
Boxing Commission
Mullins
Tex Richard
Willa
Johnson-Jefferies Dempsey - Willard
Miller
Rat Wills
Penny
Texas College Concerts Touring the State
The Texas College concert company backs a statewide tour with renewed programs. Audiences welcome each stop staying an extra night. Towns listed include San Augustine Center Timpson and Jacksonville. The group drew listeners in Center and Timpson, with repeat performances planned in Timpson and Jackson. The troupe also appeared at the Texan College chapel and summer school events.
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Comany
Ban Augustine
Center
Timpson
Jacksonville
Timpcon
Jacksonee
Texas College Concern Company Performs Across Churches
The group visits several cities presenting songs and the drama The Man and the Job. A Dallas audience will hear them at Earene Baptist Church followed by dates in Oak Cliff Sherman Bonham Arthur City and more July engagements.
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Earearine Baptist Church
Dallas
Ye Meizabeth
Oak Cliff
van Alstyne
Sherman
C. M. EB
Bogota
First Baptist Church
Texas College Concern Company
Alias Express
Hooker T. Oil Co
Booker T. Oil Company
Negro Oil Co
St. John’s Institution
Thomas Avenue
Texas
Hainey, Pres
Missing figures Bishop Taylor and Annie Mae Taylor sought
A reader asks for the whereabouts of Bishop Taylor and Annie Mae Taylor last known in Maysfield Milam County Texas. Please contact Jenita Taylor at 224 Wood St Marlin Texas with any information.
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Bishop Taylor
Annie Mae Taylor
Maysfield
Texas
Milam County
Jenita Taylor
Wood St. Marlin
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