Majors Hold Exhibition Ball Games in New York
Seven major league clubs played exhibition games across the United States with night matchups except for a St Louis and Philadelphia tilt at Cooperstown. Browns toppled the Phillies 6 to 3 as Ennis and Hataner homered for the Phils. Dodgers were beaten 15 to 8 by Montreal farm hands in Montreal. Pirates lost 5 to 1 to Indianapolis farm club. Giants beat Buffalo 8 to 3 behind Barton and Layton. Athletics shut out Wilmington Blue Rocks 3-0 behind Savage Harris and McCrabb. Amey League leaders trounced Dayton. no league play listed.
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Margaret Gunther to Beat in Southern Tourney
Memphis competitor Margaret Gunther faces tough Southern Women’s meet rivals as Tennessee State champion Waddles, Mooncoivet and others vie for top honors in a crowded field.
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Greenwood Still on Top in Cotton States Campaign
The Cotton States League standings stay led by Greenwood after a rain-delayed Pine Bluff game. Hard-fought doubleheader splits left Greenwood ahead, Hot Springs won the second game of a doubleheader, while Helena split with El Dorado. Olin Martin went 3-for-3 for Greenville, and Sudal and Black homered for El Dorado. Upcoming games feature El Dorado at Clarksdale, Natchitoches at Helena, Greenville at Bing Tull, and Greenwood at Hot Springs.
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Gears and Chicks battle for second in Southern Association
Mabie and Memphis edge toward second place, both at 86 losses, by winning while Nashville fell as Shittie Reel 4 beat the Vols. Chattanooga beat Memphis 4 2 with a late surge. Little Rock snapped a series, while Atlanta slides. Mobile hosts Birmingham and Nashville visits New Orleans as two games finish the night.
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Fights Last Night Feature Various Boxers in Blooming Action
Reported bouts from New York and nearby venues highlight Ike Williams and Harold Dade among others. The scrambled text cites ring outcomes, venues in Newark and Coney Islands, and mentions multiple fighters and editors shaping the night’s results despite garbled lines.
Roundabout report on Austin Mayers and a wild game
A chaotic Roundabout report details a Big State league Class B game involving Austin Mayers. Fights in the stands, a rabbit crossing the field, and two balls in play headline the chaos. The Austin manager and umpire clash over insults as the scene shifts to talk of leagues and money.
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Legion Team to Play Camden Here
The American Legion Jolunial Baseball team will play Camden Raydets Wednesday at Fairpark after normal 4 o clock. The Legion won last Wednesday in a night game 3 to 3. Camden recently defeated the Little Rock Noughboys, the Doghboys being the only team to beat the Wope Juniors this season. The local post designates Wednesday as Appreciation Day for junior players. support your team at home games.
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Two Brothers Confess to Reported Incident in Opelousas Case
Two Black brothers, Joseph Cook, 88, and Mack Cook, 29, confessed to a serious pre dawn attack and the murder of Albert Couvillion, 39, of Melville, Louisiana, after reading a prior statement. They were held in the West Jail as police detail the alleged involvement in the shooting and assault of Mrs. James Morris near Opelousas.
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Semi Pro Umpire Upheld in Camden Game Controversy
A semi pro umpire decision was upheld amid a dispute over a Camden game. The report cites protests and contested calls that affected the outcome, including a 7-3 result in the second game as Crosseth defeated Bearden.
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Tope Regulars Fall Short Against El Dorado
The Tope Regulars lost to El Dorado by four points in a close game. Community members plan a fundraising event at the park next Wednesday to support youth sports, with a note inviting players, families, and locals to attend.
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Whitfield Named U S Hopeful in London Olympics
Whitfield rose above confusion to advance as a U S Olympic hopeful. He will travel to London with the American team, joining a squad of 64 officials and competitors aboard the nation's ship. Coaches and officials announced relay and sprint lineups, highlighting Whitfield among the 400 and 1600 meter contenders.
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Merchants to Play Tonight in Texarkana Softball Tourney
The VWope Merchants travel to Texarkana for a Four State Open tournament clash at Bramble Junction. Monday results saw Maghelin topple the Rediver Ponies while the Ispertsiten beat the Conshcidivers, both advancing to the second round. Tonight’s card opens with Hovis versus the Distributors at 6:45, followed by the Houpe Pontinee against Brau.
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Williams and Jack Fight Ends Early in Sixth Round
Williams KOed Jack in the sixth round at Philadelphia on July night. Champion Williams planned a return to welterweight after a bout that drew 12,925 fans, with promoter Hernan Taylor backing a hoped revenue between 125,000 and 150,000 dollars. Jack earned about 29 1/2 percent of the net gate, Williams 40,000 guarantee, and both plan to sail for Europe to attend the London Olympic games during their road trip.
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Nationals Favored to Win All-Star Game
Star game talk centers on the Nationals strengthening after withdrawals by Tedy Williams of Boston Sue DiMaggio of New York and George Kell of Detroit Hal Newhouser previously scratched with a sore arm. Manager Bucky Harris reshuffles with Temmy Tenvich in left Moot Rivers in center and Ken Keltner at third while Vic Raschi and Hyanya headline the pitching rotation.
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