Bucks Fall To Twin Cities In Cot. States League Tilt
The Greenville Bucks lost their lead in the Cotton States League after Twin Cities Sports defeated Greenville 4 3. Key plays included a seventh inning single by Ray Meantie scoring Bob Maness and a ninth inning miscue by Roy Mantle that allowed Mathews to score. Bronstad pitched well for Twin Cities while Are Valhacaitan took the loss for Greenville.
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Greenville Bucks
el Dorado Otters
Twin Cities
Jim Bronstad
Greenville
Areval Hacaiitan
Iid
Booine
Rob Shipman
Shipman
Tas Saarts
Marshal Gillaer
Banke McDowell
Hugh Glave
Tuckero
Thes
Glave
Vieteretta
Hanniten
Bob Mathews
McDowell
Ray Meantie
Bob Maness
Rod Ranehls
Gbueke
Vupretin
Pooner
Roy Mantle
Maness
Mathews
Viteretta
Ruc Goto
Hamilton
AB Rho
A Maness
Ry Kanehl
Cf al Ei
Bas Windle
If Calbert
H Ih
Lindsay
Ah Ray Mantle
On Hantak
En Bronstad
Ruston Juniors Undefeated In Rayville Showdown
Ruston Juniors remain unbeaten after a decisive victory over Rayville. The game featured tight defense and quick transitions as the junior squad extended their perfect record.
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Ruston Juniors
Rayville
Bastrop Juniors Beat Delhi By Seven In Nutritious Matchup
The Bastrop juniors earned a 7 point victory over Delhi in a tight contest as teams battled for control. The report notes heavy involvement from local players and a solid defensive effort sealing the win.
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Bastrop Juniors
Delhi
Owner Of Dallas Ball Club Dies At Shreveport
Dick Burnett, controversial owner of the Dallas ball club, died suddenly in Shreveport. He had previously owned the Monroe entry in the Cotton States League in the mid 1950s and brought notable players and salaries to Dallas before exiting the Texas League amid ambitious plans for the franchise.
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Dallas Ball Club
Shreveport
Dick Burnett
Monroe
Monrore
W. OL. Bendel
Saul Adier
FE. Meredith
Mashburn Seeks Record in Companoredas Track Meet
Mashburn, star runner for Sonertea, aims to break the 40 year old 6 second record at the Companoredas meet in Comptan. Coach replaced his vault events with sprint training, boosting his pace as he prepares for key races.
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Sonertea
Ecardie
Machhbourn
Aenern Hig Dugh Seneo
Aoontile Rpetay
Mashburn
Yanks Take Two From Athletics
New York pitchers Kucks and Ford dominated as the Yankees swept a day-night doubleheader from the Athletics. Ford hurled a strong second game effort while Kucks limited the Athletics in the opener.
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Kucks
Ford
Kansas
Mew
Nork Yard&Keres
Johnny Roicnho Wedneodas
Heed
Cue Athletics
Whilter Ford
Attorney Defends Right to Sue League Amid Antitrust Claims
Attorney Harrison told U S officials that the Antitrust suit aims to deprive plaintiffs of their right to sue. The case alleges conspiracy to restrain trade and improper actions affecting bankruptcy proceedings and consumer remedies.
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C. Attorney
Sue League
Alayne
Vialateans
Harrison
Peltivet
Antitrust
Cleveland blanks Baltimore in Wynn four-hitter
Cleveland pitcher Wein threw a four hit shutout as Al Smith connected for a two run homer leading the Indians to a 3-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on a Wednesday night.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Wynn
Ariy Wein
al Smith
Cleveland Indian
Baltimore Orioles
Amazing Results Promised For Athlete's Foot
An old ad promises fast relief from athlete's foot using T-4-L keratolytic fungicide with a money back offer. The copy claims T-4-0 sloughs outer skin and immediate drying by Greaselass, urging readers to visit Sand Man's Pharmacy and Josey's Drug in West Dayton.
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Sandman's Pharmacy
Josey’s Drug
West dAonraa
White Sox rally to edge Red Sox 4 3 on homer and run
Chicago White Sox defeat Boston Red Sox 4 3 as Sherman Lollar hits a three run homer in the seventh to tie the game and Chica Carrasquel drives in the go ahead run in the eighth. Jed Williams goes 0 for 4 for Boston.
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Chicago
Sherman Lollar
Chica Carrasquel
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Jed Williams
Stagg Reunites With Chicago Football Greats
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 92, returned to Chicago for the University of Chicago reunion of his 1905 Big Ten championship teams. He greeted old players at the station, joked about a possible return to intercollegiate football, and credited longevity to patience and faith.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Midway
Stagg
Starz
Stella
Stockton
Calif
University of Chicago
Giory
Staga
Name Forged On Johnsons Pact Forged Signature Questioned
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission heard that the listing of Peter Perri as co-manager for light heavyweight Harold Johnson is a forgery. The proceedings also touched on the mystery wife of Perri and resumed hearings on the Johnson Julia Mederos boxing match.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Peter Perri
Harold Johnson
Perri
Johnson-Julia Mederos
Max A
Wayne Causey Signs As Baltimore Bonus Baby
Wayne Causey an 18 year old Neville High School graduate from Monroe signs with the Baltimore Orioles as a bonus baby. He will report to manager Paul Richards during a three game series in Detroit and is expected to receive around 25000 over three years.
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Wayne Causey
Neville High School
Monroe
Baltimore Orioles
Causey
Neville High
Baltimore
Claude Dietrich
Oriole
Cleveland
Orioles
Indians
Richards
Pyburn
Bob Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
Minoso Leaves Hospital May Play By Friday
Minnie Minoso of the Chicago White Sox was released from Mercy Hospital after nine days for a minor skull fracture suffered May 17 when struck by a Bob Grim pitch in a Yankees game. He worked out lightly at Comiskey Park and could rejoin the lineup this weekend.
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Chicago
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Minoso
New York
Bob Grim
Comiskey Park
Mercy Hospital
White Sox
Life Expectancy Trends for Americans Over 64
The statement notes a rise in life expectancy for Americans over 64, following the general increase in birth life expectancy from 47 to 68 years since 1901. It highlights the continued gain in longevity for seniors.
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