Sox Win 8 3 to Sweep Helena Series
Kelton Maxfield blanked Helena Seaporters eight innings after a rough first frame to earn an 8 3 win for the Sox. The Monroe left hander allowed four hits and three runs in the opener, then shut down the Seaporters while his teammates built lead. He struck out seven and walked one as the Sox produced 12 hits including a Murrell Jones homer.
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Kelton Maxfield
Monroe
Helena Seaporters
Maxfield
Sox
Murrell Jones
Red Sox Invade Casino Park for Cotton States Double Header
Clarksdale Red Sox, two games behind second place in Cotton States, face Monroe White Sox in a twin bill at Casino Park with first pitch at 2 30. Doug Taitt named John Yelovic to start game one and Floyd Speer to start game two.
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Clarksdale Red Sox
Cotton States
Casino Park
Monroe
Clarksdale
Derade
Hot Springs
Helena Sox Rally Leads Past Local Nine In Damp Field
Bob Hill delivered three timely hits in five at bats to spark the locals with three game thlows. Johnny Conway Bobby Schang and Hank Taylor each had two safe blows. Helena pitcher Jack Lamb went the distance allowing eight strikeouts as the Sox chipped in two runs in the first and then surged with Monroe’s three in the second. The field was slow from afternoon rain and featured miscues that shaped scoring. Continued on Ninth Page.
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Bob Hill
Felcher
Johnny Conway
Bobby Schang
Hank Taylor
Jack Lamb
Helena
Sox
Lamb
John Rowe
Conway
Ed McCollum
Roy Mikus
Rowe
McCollum
Me Hicks
Mikus
al Leary
Freddie Wiesler
Hicks
Leary
Buster” Blakeney
Maxfield
Jones
Pete Ashworth
Hill
Frank Hargrove
Hargrove
Hackney
Pruitt
Taylor
Monroe
Schang
Golden Bears Win Regatta With New Four Mile Record
California crews dominated the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship on the Hudson. The Golden Bears won in 18 minutes 12.5 seconds, six seconds faster than Navy's prior mark, finishing half a length ahead of Washington after a tense final stretch amid choppy waters.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Golden Bears
Washington
Navy
California
Carroll
Ky) Fhright
Kirkham Smith
Huskies
Cornell
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Columbia
Railroad Bridge
Bears
West
Baseball and Football Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday’s results include Monroes 3 El Dorado 8 and Clarksdale 3 hot springs 0 with several 2 game pairings. Today Atlanta 7 Memphis 2 and Knoxville 7 New Orleans 2 headline a busy slate alongside postponed Nashville at Birmingham due to rain.
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Monroe & Helena
el Dorado
Clarksdale
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Monroe
Helena
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Eve Seaee
Memphis Ph
Kien Aes
Seweerbers
Atlanta Bee
Oua chita Valley baseball titles hang in balance
The first half schedule ends today with games at Hodge and Crossett. Ruston Vols meet Crossett Millers at Crossett while Camden Kraftsmen face Wa-Ha's at Hodge. A protest on Thursday’s Camden loss to Hodge could decide Camden’s title fate and the disputed game may be replayed from the protest point.
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Ouachita Valley Baseball League
Hodge
Crossett
Ruston Vols
Crossett Millers
Camden Kraftsmen
Wa-Ha
Hodige
Camden
Ruston
J. B. Swanson
Larry J. Fox
Alexandria
American Legion
Swanson
Local Scores From Regional League Play
Anniston defeated Gadsden 16 to 3 while Jackson routed Meridian 20 to 3. Pensacola beat Mobile 8 to 3 and Selma-Montgomery game postponed. Lake Charles beat Alexandria 4 to 0, Abbeville 8 over Ovelousas 3, New Orleans 6 over Lafayette 4, Rayne 3 trounced Jeanerette 0.
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Anniston
Gadsden
Jackson
Meridian
Pensacola
Mobile
Selma
Montgomery
Lake Charles & Alexandria
Abbeville
Ovelousas
New Orleans
Lafayette
Rayne
Jeanerette
Evansville League standings from Lake Charlies region
The record lists game results and scoring by teams Alexandria Opelousas Abbeville Lafayette New Iberia Jeanerette Rayne and others with partial inning scores and player lines. Key players Green Jones Griggs Trucks Elias Novick Montichek McBride Demster Lake Gibson Stonebock Creel Pollett Gleason Callender Scheibal Richards contribute across a series of matches.
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Lake Charlies
Alexandria
Green
Jones and Griggs
Trucks
Elias
Novick Opelousas
Abbeville
Montichek
McBride
Demster
Lake
Lafayette
New Iberia
Gibson
Stonebock
Creel
Pollett and Gleason
Dunkelberger Wins Southern Amateur Title In Wet Final
Bobby Dunkelberger, 19, from the Carolinas, defeated Johnny Cummings 7 up in 30 holes at Belle Meade Country Club to claim the Southern Amateur golf championship amid gale winds and rain. Dunkelberger birdied key holes and sealed victory on the 29th hole. Cummings, a former professional baseball player, struggled with distance control and short game.
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Bobby Dunkelberger
Kenneth Gregory
Nashville
Tenn
Wee Bobby Dunkelberger
Carolinas
Johnny Cummings
Tennessee
Young Dunkelberger
Dunkelberger
Carolina
Belle Meade Country Club
Cummings
Dorm
Dixie Net Tourney Postponed By Rain
Heavy rain halted most matches at the Dixie Net tournament in Atlanta. Semi finals set for tomorrow feature Bryan Grant of Atlanta versus Ermie Sutter of New Orleans, with the winner to face Gardnar Mulloy of Miami in the final. Nellie Sheer of Miami Beach defended the girls singles title by beating Doris Hart of Miami 6 4 9 7.
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Atlanta
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Ermie Sutter
New Orleans
Grant-Sutter
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Nellie Sheer
Miami Beach
Doris Hart
Surface: Surace and Prusoff advance to second round
Hal Surface of Kansas City and Henry Prusoff of Seattle, seeded players, progressed easily to the second round of the National Clay Courts Tennis tournament at River Forest club. Surface, ranked No. 7, defeated Dick Joslin 6-1 6-0, while Prusoff seeded 16th beat Art Ohnesorge 6-2 6-1.
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Prusoff
Chicago
Hal Surface, Jr
Kansas City
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
River Forest Club
Dick Joslin
Picard and Revolta Lead Inverness Four-Ball Rally
Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta shot 66 to lead by two strokes in the Inverness four-ball matches. They added a 64 to beat Snead and Ghezzi, defending champions, as Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden lurk two back. The event wraps tomorrow with tight standings across top pairs.
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Toledo
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Jimmy Thomson
Tommy Armour
Sam” Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Picard Revolta
Byron Nelson
Harold McSpaden
Picard-Revolta
Nelson-McSpaden
Shute-Harrison
Snead-Ghezzi
Hagen-Sarazen
Smith- Cooper
Dudley-Laffoon
Thomson-Armour
Helen Dettweiler Wins Western Open
Helen Dettweiler, 23 year old from Washington DC, defeated Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis four and three to become the Women’s Western Open champion in St. Louis. Dettweiler led from the first hole through 33 holes, with a key 30th hole birdie after a fine 90 yard water shot.
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ST. Louis
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Miss Dettweiler
Miss Barrett
Helen
Mississippi Women's Qualifying to Start in Jackson
Advance arrivals for the tenth annual Mississippi Women's Golf Association tournament are due tomorrow in Jackson. Qualifying begins Monday with finals next Friday. Mrs Arthur Bruce of Greenwood defends the title while Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg, a nine year five time champion, is favored though she did not compete in 1988.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Women's Golf Association
Arthur Bruce
Greenwood
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Southeastern League Baseball Scores and Standings
Gadsden and Anniston show scattered offensive outputs in a midseason tally with box scores listing pitchers Heff Allen Yaryan Bronkhurst Lindbert and Lindbert also noted among Pensacola Mobile and Meridian entries. Jackson shows a combined run output with Atkins Winford Barnett and Vance among the listed players.
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Gadsden
Anniston
Heff
Allen
Yaryan
Younker
Bronkhurst
Lindbert
Meridian
Jackson
Atkins, Winford, Barnett and Vance
Blanchard
Weather Bureau Ships 100000 Addresses for Daily Reports
The United States Weather Bureau reports a mailing list of 100000 addresses to receive daily meteorological updates. Officials expect widespread dissemination of weather summaries to homes and offices nationwide.
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United States Weather Bureau
Sailor Watkins to Face the Shadow in Return Match
The burly Texan Sailor Watkins will renew warfare with the masked rival the Shadow at Monroe Wrestling arena next Thursday night. Fans voted after a main event where Watkins threw both the Shadow and referee Bob Davidson out of the ring and dominated the action. The Shadow earned a technical victory as the referee deemed him winner, but Watkins forced a chaotic finish by scattering his opponents. Davidson ended the match and Watkins agreed to a rematch only if a different referee oversees the bout.
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Sailor Watkins
Monroe
Watkins
Bob
Buck) Davidson
House
Davidson
Terre Haute
Ind
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