Monroe golfers shine in state tournament as youth rises
The state tournament showcases two Monroe youngsters. 19 year old Cramer Haas exits in the semi finals while 14 year old Ben Downing Jr advances to the first flight finals. Downing will face Ray Bradford for the flight title as Monroe’s golf prospects look bright.
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Pandora Fashion Stakes Victory Noted in Philadelphia
Ten years ago today Pandora won the $6,475 Fashion Stakes at Belmont. Gy y son defeated the Tigers 7-3 in Philadelphia.
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Twilight League Schedule and Matchups
Tuesday games feature Methodists versus Baptists at Lida Benton and Firemen against Bakers with Missouri Pacific and Monroe Furniture meeting Progressive. Masons face Southern Bell at Barkdull Faulk. Thursday brings Baptists against Progressive Men, Missouri Pacific, Methodist versus Firemen, Masons against Monroe Furniture at Lida Benton, Bakers versus Southern Bell at Plum.
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Cotton States League Standings and Box Scores Fragment
Readable snippets show team scores and pitcher batter lines for several clubs including Cleveland El Dorado Clarksdale Greenville and Gates White Chozen Margavio and Griswold with partial inning results and combined totals for series. The fragment lists multiple player names and team totals without full context or dates.
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Local Baseball Showdowns and Scores Across Cities
Monroe at Swartz Winnfield at Sterlington Brown at Hodge yesterday results Brooklyn 4 Chicago 19 Boston 1 10 Cincinnati 4 8 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1 New York 4 7 St Louis 3 0 vis New York at St Louis Schumacher versus P Dean Philadelphia at Pittsburgh E Moore versus Swift Boston at Cincinnati MacFaylden versus Hallahan Atlanta 7 Nashville 5 Knoxville 6 Chattanooga 3 Little Rock 6 Birmingham 7 Memphis 43 New Orleans today Memphis at New Orleans Atlanta at Nashville Knoxville at Chattanooga Little Rock at Birmingham EVANGELINE LEAGUE Abberville 10 Jeanerette 8 Rayne 13 Lake Charles 2 New Iberia 5 Opelousas 4 Alexandria 4 Lafayette 5
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
A roundup of results from major leagues with Chicago beating Boston and Detroit and St. Louis drawing, plus minor leagues Texas League International League American Association scores listed. Tomorrow's schedule shows Dallas Houston Fort Worth Galveston Oklahoma City San Antonio Tulsa Beaumont.
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Florida Woman Wins Southern Women's Golf Title
Mrs. Mark McGarry of St Petersburg Florida defeated Miss Betty Jameson of San Antonio Texas 2 up in the 36 hole final to win the Southern Women's Golf championship. McGarry earned her first major title while Jameson, 15 two years earlier, was seeking a second Dixie crown.
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Haas and Downing Reach Finals in State Golf Meet
In Baton Rouge the 17th annual state golf tournament saw Bob Glover of Lafayette and Edwin McClure of Shreveport advance to the finals after strong wins in semifinal rounds. They will face Freddie Haas Jr. of New Orleans and others in the 36 hole title showdown tomorrow at Westdale Country Club.
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Southern Association Scores and Late Rally Turn Tide
Baseball round up across the Southern Association with the Lookouts, Crackers, Pelicans, Barons and Barons heavy rallying. Moon pitched for Chattanooga in a 6 to 3 win while Atlanta split Nashville with a 7 to 5 victory. Memphis beat New Orleans 13 to 8 and Birmingham rallied to 7 to 6 over Little Rock.
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Former Old Miss Star Signs with Cleveland
Cleveland Mississippi June 6 Rob Rodgers has signed with the Cleveland athletics of the Cotton States league and is now at third base for the little A's Secretary John Ross announced. Rodgers is a former Ole Miss football star and a member of the all Southern conference football eleven.
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Miami announces ten-game schedule including Ole Miss clash
Coral Gables Florida June 6 The University of Miami released a ten game schedule that features a game against the University of Mississippi at Miami on November 26.
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Manero Wins Open Crown With Record 282 Four Strokes Under
Tony Manero staged a stirring rally to win the National Open with 282, four strokes under the previous low. Harry Cooper finished second with 284 as the field completed the event yesterday.
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COORDS FALL IN OLYMPIC TRYOUTS
Henry Chink Wallender the UT sprinter bettered Olympic gulf A A U trial marks clocking 21.1 in a curved 200 meters and 10.6 in the 100. Roland Romero set hop, step and jump mark at 50 feet 478 inches. Weichert 13 feet 9 inches pole vault set gulf mark. Vickery 6 feet 4 1/2 inches high jump bests conference record. First three finishers advance to Olympic semi finals in Boston Chicago Milwaukee or Los Angeles.
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Fan Baiting Reaches New Heights In Major Leagues
In 1936 baseball culture, players like Wes Ferrell Dick Bartell Leo Durocher and Babe Ruth face heated fan heckling. The piece notes how heckling can backfire boosting crowds and sometimes players respond with strong onfield performances to win back support.
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Manero wins American Open in late charge at Baltusrol
Tony Manero, 31, from Elmsford New York, roars from four behind to win the American Open at Baltusrol. He ties the course record with a closing 67 to finish 282, bests the British Open mark by a stroke, and collects $1500 in prize money with Cooper as runner-up at 284.
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Beaumont hurler Pat McLaughlin blanked Tulsa in game one
Beaumont Texas June 6 Pat McLaughlin showed his 1935 form to beat the Tulsa Oilers 5 to 1 in the opening game of the series Milstead Wasco Mealey Mee Laughlin and Tebbetts earned the win for Beaumont while Tulsa’s Milstead Wasco and Mealey suffered the defeat San Antonio Texas June 6 Oklahoma City fell behind early but rallied to 6 4 win in the series opener at San Antonio. Marlean Steily Warren W Miller Hillin and Rabe contributed on offense for the Missions in the win
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Galveston Buccaneers Open With Close 5-4 Win
Joe Gibbs outpitched Ed Greer to lead the Galveston Buccaneers to a 5-4 victory over Fort Worth in the series opener. Greer allowed five runs on nine hits with Brittain taking the loss while Gibbs and Mackie handled the Buccaneers defense.
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Buffs wallop Steers to 12 8 victory in Houston
Houston Buffs crushed league leaders the Dallas Steers 12 to 8 at home with a thrill packed game that drew about 5,000 fans. Fraiser, Jonnard, Rensa, Stevenson, Sherer, Cyengros and Franks contributed in a high scoring contest.
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