Drillers Fall to Electric Mills in Muddy Mississippi Showdown
In a downpour at Electric Mills Mississippi the Drillers lose 14 to 10 as Trammell and Hamilton struggle on a muddy field. Albrecht goes 4 for 5 with a homer and Morris adds key hits while Townsend drives a double and the game goes the full nine innings.
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Miller Hollingsworth Electric Mills
Miss
Drillers
Electric Mills Yesterdy
Trammell
Hamilton
Townsend
Driller
Morris
Albrecht
Sablebill
Various baseball and boxing notes from multiple cities
Yesterday's standings include Jackson 1 Vicksburg 0 and Hattiesburg 3 Laurel 0 with other results. New Orleans 5 Birmingham 0 and Memphis 16 Nashville 1. St. Louis 1 Chicago 2 with a 7-5 cars score. New York 7 Pittsburgh 6. Boston 7-8 and St. Louis 4-2. Brooklyn 5 Chicago 10. Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 4-3. Tilden Jr wins Rhode Island tennis title to run streak to 51. Shade signs to meet Walker Greb or Berenbach in September. Wills prepares to travel to Europe with Dempsey. Chicago banks extend time on bankruptcy plans. Watermelon party at Natatorium with ice cream promotions. bus waiting room ad copy.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Shade
Dave Shade
Mickey Walker
Harry Greb
Paul Berlenbach
Hubs win sixth straight in Hattiesburg 3 0
Hattiesburg Mississippi authorities report the Hubmen beat Laurel 3 to 0 as Bobo drives out his fourteenth circuit clout of the season two Rams score two runs ahead. Adkins pitched well and Laurel slugging limited to two hits. Jackson Senators nip Vicksburg 1 to 0 in a tight game as Stewart on the mound dominates with strong defense.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
A. P
Laurel
Bobo
Adkins
Jackson Senators
Vicksburg Hill Billies
Vicksburg
Stewart
Jackie Moundsman
Monroe
Alexandria
Brookhaven
Giants Win First Round of Crucial Pirate Set
The Giants won 7 to 6 as Long George Kelly delivered a deciding hit after Young’s eighth inning double tied the game. Nehf closed the win after Greenfield’s Pirates’ offensive push. Maranville won his first game as Cubs manager guiding Chicago to a 10-5 victory over Brooklyn.
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Giants
New York
A. P
Pirates
Long George Kelly
Young
Lundstrom
Kelly
Art Nehf
McGraw
Greenfield
Nehf
Rabbit Maranville
Chicago
Bill Kellefer
Cubs
Brooklyn
Wheat
Bancroft
Boston
Hornsby
St Louis Cardinals
Harris
Washington
Cobb
Detroit
Speaker
Cleveland
St Louis Browns
Collins
White Sox
Maranville
St. Louis Nationals
Braves
Bernie Nets
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Yanks
Brutons
Sam Hardy Enters National Clay Court Tournament
Sam Hardy former captain of the United States Davis Cup team and 1917 National clay court singles champion entered the national clay court tournament.
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St, Louis
Sam Hardy
United States
New Orleans Extends Southern Lead with Birmingham Win
New Orleans defeated Birmingham 5 0 as Atlanta fell to Mobile, widening the Southern lead to six games. Hodge quieted the Barons, while Memphis rallied to a 16 run outburst in another big scoring day.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashille
Memphis
Mobile
Easeee
Chattanooga Wos Nnsaccotenncens
Birmingham
Little Rock
Seneree
Anniversaries Span Battles Births and State Milestones
Entries recount events from 1758 Fort Ticonderoga bombardment repulsed by French to 1923 Harding trip to Alaska. Highlights include Shelley’s death in 1822, Oregon’s first governor John Whiteaker in 1858, Dallas fire of 1860, Jeannette Arctic voyage in 1879, Boston’s artillery company welcome in 1896, Missouri restoring capital punishment in 1919.
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Abercrombie
Fort Ticonderoga
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Leghorn
Italy
Surrey
England
John Whiteaker
Oregon
Dallas
Texas
Jeannette
San Francisco
Arctic
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Missouri
Harding
Alaska
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the Flower Shoppe, Inc
N. 8Rd St
Florist
Circle “S” Oil Co
Monroe Electric Supply Co
Chase-Amman Drug Co
Central Tire & Service Co
Jarrell Drug Co
Open All
Call
Berry Service Inc
Monroe Seed Co
Vitality Poultry
Lacey Typewriter Exchange
Ouachita Bank
McMillan
West Monroe
Dixie Bedding Co
Flournoy Bros. Electric Co
Monroe Building & Loan
Monroe Transfer & Warehouse Co
Walnut St
Household Supply Co. Ince
DeSiard Street
WM. F. Moore
E. Lockwood
Jackson
Nashville
Little Rock-Chattanooga
Oothers
Tilden
Providence
William T. Tilden Jr
Wills
Europe
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Dean
Onativa Securitiess
Natatorium
Watson
Etseveesensens GB
Tampa
Missouri Pacific
Southern Grocers
Monroe Grocers
Cotton States League
Hettiesburg Eeeeteeneen
Wave
New York Ve
Solons
Post Office
Smith Bros
Monroece Cream and Candy Co., Inc
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
People’s Homestead and Savings Association
L. R. Jones
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Louisiana
Towit
McLain
C. C. Crosley
Clayton Street
Cypress Street
Milton Coverdale
Samuel Loche
Seldren Scott
Lonorab's
Fourth District
Jay
Gordons
Stubbs Young Ion
Montana
DeSiard
Fife
Ilton Coverdale
New
Cub Pilot
Grigsby
Brooks
Griffith
Weis
Joe Harris
Yankees
Gaston
Browns
Cat Tolson
Cleveland Indians
Tolson
Los Angeles
Jockey Levy
Orleans
Southern
Pets
Hodge
Barons
Rein
Taylor
Lester
Barrett
Cave
Riley
Chattanooga
Woodman Hall
T. J. Green
Louisiana State Federation of Labor
T. J. McKenzie
Masseur
South Grand St
New South Drug Store
S.S.S
S.S
SRE
Bower
Wire
Geo
Denny
St. Francis Sanitarium
George
Yours Truly
J. G. Bell
Lennonized
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