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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1950

Page

4

Rain Likely Delays Monroe Natchez Opener At Legion

Weather permitting the Monroe Sports and the Natchez Indians will open a two game series in Monroe at Legion Memorial Stadium at 3 pm. Rain has already postponed several Cotton States games including this Natchez Monroe matchup. The series could be brief if conditions improve and the team heads to El Dorado next. Ladies Night will be held tomorrow with a 25 cent service charge for admittance.

Monroe Natchez Indians Legion Memorial Stadium Natchez Cotton States el Dorado al Mazur Hot Springs Pine Bluff Spas Busness Manger Paul Manasseh

Winnsboro Has Four Contests This Week

Winnsboro Red Sox, after a 6 3 loss to Lake Providence in an earlier Northeast Louisiana League game, schedule three league games and an exhibition next week. Marionneaux leads a trip to Urania for a LaSalle Producers matchup. Tuesday hosts Farmerville in an exhibition. Wednesday and Friday feature league games at Jonesville and versus Columbia. Hicks of Lake Providence led the visitors with three hits including two triples. Womack led Winnsboro with two hits in four at bats.

Winnsboro Winnsboro Red Sox Lake Providence Clippers Marionneaux Sox Urania LaSalle Producers Farmerville Crimson Hose Jonesville Columbia Hicks Lake Providence Womack

Tuero to defend college tennis crown at Nationals

Tulane’s Jack Tuero, the defending N C A A singles champion, will be a lone 1949 semi finalist back for the National Collegiate Tennis Tournament in Austin. Doubles entries include Rice pair Chick Harris and Jack Tuplin, 1950 Southwest champions, with several notable early entrants from USC, Miami, Cornell, UCLA, Rollins, Rollins and UC. Main, a Canadian Davis Cup player, is listed as a dark horse.

Austin Texas Jack Tuero Tulane Penick Courts Chick Harris Jack Tuplin Rice Jim Brink Fred Fisher University of Washington Earl Cochell University of Southern California Tony Vincent Sidney Schwartz University of Miami Dick Savitt Cornell Herbie Flam Tom Mulloy Ricardo Balbieri Rollins College Lorne Maine University of California Main

Tufts Clinches Playoff Berth With 9-8 Win Over BC

Tufts baseball clinched at least a district one playoff berth by edging Boston College 9-8 in eleven innings in Newton Massachusetts. The victory keeps Tufts in the running for the NCAA tournament.

TUFT Newton Mass Tufts Boston College

Texas Longhorns Added To LSU Grid

Baton Rouge La June 3 LSU has added Texas to its 1950 football schedule making one of the longest falls in Bengal history. The Texas game will be in Austin Dec 9 the only fall date already set. LSU athletic director T P Heard said four more LSU Texas games were arranged for 1952 53 and 1954 with dates in Baton Rouge and Austin.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Texas Bengal Austin Ith L. U T. P. Heard

Yesterday's Results From Baseball Showdown

Phillies beat Chicago 6 to 2 while Boston crushed Pittsburgh 10 to 86. New York vs Cincinnati and Brooklyn vs St Louis games were rained out.

Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis

Baseball score roundup from detailed city games

A compact summary of scores across multiple cities noting outcomes 3-6 New York over Chicago 1-3 Boston 11 and other results: Cleveland 9 Detroit 6 Philadelphia 1 St Louis at Washington with rain Dallas 16 Oklahoma City 7 Fort Worth 1 Tulsa 0 Beaumont 6 Shreveport 1 Houston 2 San Antonio 1 in 13 innings.

New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Dallas Oklahoma City Fort Worth Tulsa Beaumont Shreveport Houston San Antonio

Weather and scores from regional games with MLB DL rule noted

Scores include Pensacola seven games report Pensacola 3 Jackson 2 and Anniston 6 Selma 2. Other pairings Mercury weather mentions rain at Meridian Vicksburg Gadsden Abbeville Baton Rouge Alexandria Hammond Lafayette. MLB rule states a DL placement requires 30 days inactive and a team may carry up to two disabled players.

Gehrdes Leads Penn State In Hurdles Record Hold

Jim Gehrdes captain of the Penn State track team holds the Lions record in both the high and low hurdles, extending his status as a top hurdler for the program.

Jim Gehrdes Penn State

Curtis Brothers Battle Segura in Tag Team Showdown

Promoter Gus Kallio books a Tuesday main event at Walnut street arena pitting Jack and George Curtis against World light heavyweight champion Bobby Segura and newcomer Q Ball. Segura selects his partner with a 90 minute two fall limit, plus two one fall preliminaries.

Gus Kallio Jack Curtis George Bobby Segura Q. Ball Walnut Street Arena Curtis Brothers Segura Bill Steddum Kallio Ball Tulsa Okla George Curtis Big Jack Curtis Balk Estes Elk City Estes Pensacola Fla Curtis Boys Brother Jack

Lights Up Captures Peter Pan at Belmont Park

Belmont Park witnessed Lights Up, son of Eight Thirty Tedmelia, rally to win the Peter Pan Handicap, beating Mr. Trouble by a half length in the 1 1/8 mile race. Ford ran third as the crowd of 34,425 watched Eddie Arcaro’s mount fade late. Lights Up earned a Belmont Stakes starting spot with a $9.60 win payoff and $4.20 for place.

John Chandler New York Lights Up Belmont Park Mr. Trouble Tedmelia Belmont George D. Widener Ford C. V. Whitney Eddie Arcaro Andy Schuttinger B. L. Williams Passerson George Hettinger

New Iberia Tops Thibodaux In High-Scoring Battle

New Iberia exploded for seven runs in the first inning and defeated Thibodaux 14 to 5 in Thibodaux. Colon and McElroy led the pitching effort with support from Weaver Temple Stoneking and Bledsoe as New Iberia tallied 16 hits while Thibodaux managed 10.

Thibodauk New Iberia Thibodaux Colon McElroy Weaver Temple Stoneking Bledsoe

Holladay to Lead West Monroe Recreation Program

Sam Holladay will succeed Woodrow Turner as director of recreation in West Monroe this summer. The city opens its summer program tomorrow with ceremonies by the Civic League at the West Monroe playground. Handicraft joins the usual lineup as the West Monroe Midget Softball League returns with teams including Westside Flower Shop and Kiwanis plus Memorial Presbyterian and others.

Sam Holladay Northwestern Louisiana State College Woodrow W. Turner Columbia West Monroe Joe Rutledge Rutledge Turner Caldwell Parish Holladay Civic League Westside Flower Shop West Monroe Kiwanis Brownville Methodist Church Ransom School Memorial Presbyterian, and Recreation Council

Cotton States and National League Schedule Fragments

Readable matchups list from Cotton States League and National League including Natchez at Monroe Hot Springs at Pine Bluff El Dorado at Greenville Greenwood at Clarksdale New York at Pittsburgh Jansen versus Chambers Philadelphia at St Louis Hein zleman against Lanier Boston at Cincinnati Ant onelli and Chipman or Donovan versus Raffensberger and Wehmeier Brooklyn at Chicago Hatten or Banta versus Schmitz.

Pine Bluff Hot Spring Monroe Greenwood Natchez Clarksdale Greenville el Dorado Brooklyn Steer Philadelphia Eon St. Louis Ee Boston Chicago Seseeseeser Pittsburgh Tre New York Erarve Cincinnati Cotton States League Hot Springs New York Pittsburgh Jansen Chambers Philadelphia St. Louis Heinzleman Lanier Antonelli Chipman Donovan Raffensberger Wehmeier Brooklyn Chicago Hatten Banta Schmitz

Baseball doubleheader matchups listed for today

The card shows Cleveland at New York Lemon with pitchers Lopat and Cleveland, Chicago at Boston with Haefner and Stobbs, Detroit at Washington with Houtte man and Kuzava, and St Louis at Philadelphia featuring Fannin Garver and Hooper Scheib.

Cleveland New York Lemon Lopat Chicago Boston Haefner Stobbs Detroit Washington Houtteman Kuzava St. Louis Philadelphia Fannin Garver Hooper Scheib

Texas and Southern League scorecard standings mention pairings

Dallas visits Houston while Fort Worth meets San Antonio in Texas League action as Tulsa plays Beaumont and Oklahoma City faces Shreveport. In the Southern Association New Orleans travels to Chattanooga and Birmingham visits Little Rock with Atlanta at Memphis and Mobile at Nashville on tap.

Fort Worth TR &Or Tulsa San Antonio Ree Eeee Aetna Oklahoma City Beaumont Diss Dallas Es Shreveport Houston Sete Nen Ewe Southern Association Atlanta Ce Es Memphis Seems Birmingham Teens New Orleans Beeen Mobile Fetter En Dallas Houston Fort Worth New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham Little Rock Atlanta Memphis Mobile Nashville

Southeastern League matchups listed for Meridian to Vicksburg

Local schedule shows Southeastern League games including Meridian at Vicksburg and Jackson at Pensacola. Also listed are Anniston at Selma Montgomery at Gadsden and EVANGELINE LEAGUE alignments with Alexandria at Houma Lafayette at Hammond Thibodaux at New Iberia and Abbeville at Baton Rouge.

Theria Thibodaux Houma Abbeville Baton Rouge Alexandria Hammond Lafayette Pensacola Meridian Oise Montgomery Jackson Wiese Eh Alsem Gadsden Bee Ee Eee Vicksburg Fee Eee Bees Anniston Selma Evangeline League Alexandria Setewane Hammond Beet Eee New Iberia Rae Eeenene Lafayette Houma Sea Cena AU Thibodaux Ae Abbeville Ata Peta EG Southeastern League Meridian Vicksburg Jackson Gadsden

Southeastern Anniston Defeats Selma In Low-Scoring Match

In a tight game Southeastern Anniston tops Selma 6 to 2 behind solid pitching and timely hitting. Cleary Wentworth and Waldt lead the offense with key RBI contributions while Pensacola suffers a narrow loss despite a late surge.

Anniston Selma Cleary Wentworth Sawyer Waldt Kendrick Friar

Southern Advance Invitation Golf Tournament at Hodge

The Southern Advance Invitation Golf Tournament airs Sunday at Advance Golf and Country Club Hodge. Defending Magnolia champ W A Meager returns to defend his title as a large field of 128 players begins match play with top qualifiers led by Furlow Lawless Jones Austin Ramsey Stewart Ramseyl Andrews.

Bill Furlow Alexandria Bill Lawless Haynesville Bill Jones Monroe Tilden Austin Bill Ramsey Shreveport Red’’ Stewart Hodge Lee Ramseyl Allen Andrews Bastrop Meager

Monroe golfers set for Advance event at Hodge today

Winnie Cole of Bayou De Siard Country Club in Monroe said ten local players will compete in the Advance event at Hodge today. The listed participants are Kenneth Holt Tilden Austin Stanton Shuler I F Bennett Travis Williams Lonnie Boddie T A Bruke Bill Jones Jackie Doss and E E Lawson.

Winnie Cole Bayou DeSiard Country Club Monroe Hodge Kenneth Holt Tilden Austin Stanton Shuler I. F. Bennett Travis Williams Lonnie Boddie T. A. Bruke Bill Jones Jackie Doss E. E. Lawson

Meyer Named Director Of Athletics At TCU

Fort Worth June 3. Coach L R Dutch Meyer was named athletic director of Texas Christian University. Amos Melton, former TCU football freshman star in 1924, was appointed business manager and public relations director. The moves fill the gap from the resignation of Howard Grubbs, who became executive secretary of the Southwest Conference. Meyer has led the football program since 1934 and now holds the post of athletic director for the first time.

Fort Worth L. R Dutch) Meyer Texas Christian University Amos Melton Meyer Star-Telegram Press Howard Grubbs

Baseball scores from multiple games across cities

In Shreveport Beaumont Tulsa Fort Worth Oklahoma City Dallas and San Antonio scores show varied outcomes. Notable performances include Augman Fahr Bush Storie Jones Courtney Bebber Williams Landrum Staples Reis Kipp Burgher Gleason Watkins Aylward Hudson Mancuso Garlock Ciola Montalvo and others contributing in different contests.

Texas League Shreveport Beaumont Augman Fahr Bush Jones Courtney Tulsa Fort Worth Bebber Williams Landrum Staples Okla City Dallas Anderman Reis Kipp Burgher Gleason Watkins Aylward

Citation Sets Record In Golden Gate Mile

Citation, Calumet star and son of Bull Lea, broke the world mile record in 1 33 3 5 at Golden Gate Mile, earning $14,550 and becoming the leading money winner with $924,630. Bolero, On Trust, and Old Rockport followed in a near-capacity crowd of 20,391 as Steve Brooks rode Citation to the upset over Bolero.

Citation Russ Newland Albany Calif Calumet Farm Bull Lea Stymie Clinton Coaltown Washington Park Chicago Bolero Conqueror On Trust Old Rockport Steve Brooks Calumet Brooks Johnny Longden Botero

Mangrum and Oliver duel for Fort Wayne Open lead

Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and Ed Oliver of Kenmore Washington staged a two man battle at the Fort Wayne Open as Mangrum held a two stroke edge at 201 while Oliver shot 65 to 202. Dutch Harrison carded a 64 and Bob Toski posted 65 to reach 208 tying for fourth with Buck White a five behind the leaders as action capped the third round.

Fort Wayne Ind Lloyd Mangrum Chicago Porky) Oliver Kenmore Wash Mangrum Oliver E. J Dutch) Harrison St. Andrews Ill Bob Toski Northampton Mass Buck White Greenwood Miss

Toski Shines With Birdie Bonanza In Slugger Round

In a surprising showing Toski, a 125 pound slugger, shot a strong front nine and 35 with five birdies and four pars on the back nine. He dropped putts from everywhere and led the journey with steady putting.

Toski

Cardinals and Dodgers plan Sunday night game

The Cardinals and Dodgers will play Sunday night on July 16 to reschedule a rainout. Fred Saigh and Branch Rickey confirmed the plan, noting a second day game is already scheduled and games will be addmitted with two tickets. Saigh said other entertainment venues operate on Sunday night and baseball should too.

ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Fred Saigh Cardinals Branch Rickey Dodgers Municipal Saigh Rickey

Ty Cobb Batted Over .300 In 23 Seasons Across 1906 1928

Ty Cobb achieved a .300 batting average or higher in 23 different seasons spanning 1906 through 1928, marking a major league record for sustained high performance.

Ty Cobb

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