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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
7
Leroy Parmalee pitched a near perfect game into the eighth inning, guiding the New York Giants to a 4 to 0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. George Davis belted a homer and Snipe Hansen yielded runs as the Pirates and White Sox also won, tightening National and American League races.
Galveston rallied to a share of the Texas league lead in Houston as Fort Worth and Dallas games affected standings. Lefty Darrow earned a 2 to 1 victory for the Buccaneers in 15 innings at Fort Worth, while Dallas blanked San Antonio 8 to 0 to level their series. Beaumont and Tulsa split a doubleheader. Oklahoma City and Houston also played a twin bill, with varied results.
Bernice reports injuries sideline two regulars for the baseball club. Catcher Jim Hollis has a broken right leg and a severely sprained ankle from a base slide against Ruston, while center fielder Sport Grafton tore a knee and will miss the rest of the season.
Yesterday's results include Farmerville 4, Tallulah 8 and Philadelphia 0, New York 4. Bastrop Oak Grove postponed. Chicago Pittsburgh rain. Only game today is Cincinnati at St Louis.
Washington pitcher Al Crowder logged his 17th victory with a six hit outing to beat Boston 5 3. The Senators erased a 3 0 deficit aided by a Marty McManus triple and three eighth inning runs. Box score lists Crowder with the win and the Senators 2 Detroit games noted.
In a Thursday game Tallulah built a five run first inning and beat Farmerville 8 to 4. Anse Crawford limited Farmerville to five hits as Thompson and Sikes each had three hits and Halloran added a homer and two safeties. Lawrence collected two hits for Farmerville.
New Orleans defeated Knoxville 7 to 5 while Little Rock beat Nashville 9 to 5. Atlanta routed Birmingham 0 to 8 and Memphis triumphed over Chattanooga 9 to 7. Next, Little Rock visits Knoxville, Memphis travels to Atlanta, and New Orleans goes to Chattanooga.
Oklahoma City 1 Oklahoma City 2 Beaumont 3 Beaumont 6 Tulsa 5 Tulsa 6 Houston 4 Houston 7 Fort Worth 1 Fort Worth 2 Galveston 15 Dallas 8 Dallas 0 San Antonio 0 Dallas at San Antonio Fort Worth at Galveston Oklahoma City at Beaumont Tulsa at Houston
Pine Bluff 1 Shreveport 4 Baton Rouge 5 Tyler 17 El Dorado 5 Longview 8 Henderson 7 Jackson 6 A concise roundup of minor league results with multiple city teams and final scores.
American Association results list Kansas City 1 at Louisville 2 St Paul 2 at Toledo 4 Minneapolis 2 at Columbus 7 Milwaukee 3 at Indianapolis 7.
Newark 3 Rochester 2 Jersey City 8 Toronto 5 Baltimore 4 Montreal 11. Four teams played, results listed in order.
Shreveport returned to first in the Dixie League after a 4 to 1 win over Pine Bluff. Louisianians pounded Zach for 10 hits while Sullivan pitched a two hit game. Baton Rouge fell 17 to 5 at Tyler, errors totaling five. Henderson edged the Texans 7 to 6 in 11 innings as Longview beat El Dorado 8 to 5.
Fort Worth Texas Aug ll U K reports the Fort Worth Panthers facing receiver ship seek to finish the season. Dr Webb Walker receiver and local businessmen outline four plans including Old Cat night an auction of Save the Cats certificates and a ticket selling drive by police and firemen plus a booster night to support the team.
In Alexandria Louisiana on August 11 Dr T M Dupuy deputy boxing commissioner said he had recommended the indefinite suspension of Marshall Blackstock of Chattanooga heavyweight, and ordered Blackstocks purse forfeited after a bout with Jimmy Lott of Birmingham ended in a foul. Lott was knocked out in the second round and Blackstock allegedly slammed after the bell. The referee Ben Levy awarded the first fall to Lott and ruled Blackstock continued slugging kneeing and eye gouging.
Delhi under Zollie Cohn edged Bozeman 5 to 4 in a reunion of the Delhi Cats first game since restructuring. McEachan single and D Loftin bunt to tie in the third, Pemberton drove in McEachan and Loftin, Calthorpe added a run with a single. Cohn pitched well for Delhi while Fuller allowed fourteen hits for Bozeman.
Roy Parmelee, Giants rookie right hander, threw a near no hit game allowing only two hits to the Phillies in a 4 to 0 victory. He faced 32 batters, notching his tenth win as New York widened its lead to three and a half games over Pittsburgh after the Pirates had a rainout. George Davis hit a fifth inning homer.
Eastern grass court results at Westchester country club show Ellsworth Vines fading after Wimbledon as Lester Stoefen Ambrose Berkeley Bell and Johnny Van Ryn shine. Observers note Vines must rediscover rhythm before Forest Hills nationals and singles doubles rivals Frank Shields and Frankie Parker remain undefeated.
Johnny Farrell of New York defeated Olin Dutra to reach the quarterfinals in the P G A Championship at Blue Mound Country Club Wisconsin. Dutra rallied from five down, but Farrell secured a dramatic finish with a five foot birdie putt on the final green.
Leonard Hartman of New York upset Theodore Drewes of St Louis in straight sets 12-10 6-4 6-4 to reach the semifinals and face George OConnell of Chicago. Arnold Simons of Louisville and Maurice Bayon of New Orleans also advanced with wins. OConnell and Lejeck defeated Lake and Terrell in doubles.
West Monroe 3 Baptists 0 National Guard 11 Firemen 1 Y s Men s club 14 Missouri Pacific 7 American Legion 7 Lions club 3 Masons 9 St Matthew s 7 Druggists 13 Methodists 11 National Guard vs Druggists Nev ille Missouri Pacific vs Baptists Mis souri Pacific Masons vs Lions club Forsythe Regular monthly meeting of renee league managers will be held at the phd hotel tonight starting
The West Monroe American Legion junior team beat Calhoun 8 to 1 as Boyce limited Calhoun to four hits. Calhoun’s only hits came from C Aswell McDaniel and Averett with two by C Aswell, while D Kennedy Stovall Painich and Kelly led West Monroe with two hits each.
Joe Kopecky known as the Bad Bohemian defeated Bearded Russian George Ligosky in the decisive third fall at Roosevelt Stadium after two earlier falls. The semi final between Orville Cox and Cowboy Roland ended in a draw, with Cox winning the first fall and Roland the second. Referee Billy Romonoff was involved in a prior clash with Ligosky, and Wild Red Berry was announced to return next Thursday night.
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