Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday standings show Alexandria 11 Jackson 3 Gulfport 5 Laurel 4 Meridian 11 Hattiesburg 2 with Monroe-Vicksburg postponed. Today’s games include Monroe at Vicksburg in Baton Rouge Jackson at Alexandria Meridian at Hattiesburg Laurel at Gulfport.
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Vicksburg
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Local Score Highlights Across Southern Cities
Results show Memphis 4 New Orleans 3 and Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 5 with Mobile 4 at Little Rock 15 and Atlanta Nashville rain. Pairings include Shreveport 8 Fort Worth 6 and Dallas 13 Wichita Falls 8 plus San Antonio 4 Beaumont 1 and Waco 4 Houston 3. Scheduled games: Shreveport at Wichita Falls Beaumont at San Antonio Dallas at Fort Worth and Houston at Waco.
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Mobile
Atlanta
Nashville
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Dallas
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Beaumont
Waco
Houston
Atlanta Saberns
Wichita
New York 5 Cincinnati 4 leads in baseball scores
The report lists results with New York defeating Cincinnati 5 to 4 and Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 7 to 3. It also shows upcoming games including Brooklyn at St Louis and matchups New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Boston at Chicago.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Five States
A results snapshot shows New York 2 Detroit 0 Chicago 7 Boston 2 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 4 Washington 11 St Louis 2. Upcoming games include St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York and Chicago at Boston.
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International League scores and scheduled games listed
The bulletin shows league results Syracuse 10 Rochester 6 Jersey City 3 Baltimore 8 New York 16 Reading 8 and scheduled games Omaha 9 Des Moines 4 Wichita 2 Oklahoma City 1 Denver 8 Lincoln 6 Amarillo 3 Tulsa 13.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
New York
Reading
Omaha
Des Moines
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Denver
Lincoln
Amarillo
Tulsa
Yesterday's Cotton Tilts Score by Innings
Alexandria and Laurel split games with varied innings. Tenney Ferguson Lemaster and Dickie pitched for Alexandria. Stima Polvogt Berry Keyes for Laurel. Meridian defeated Hattiesburg 11 to 4 in a high scoring matchup with Pradat Torres Crawford Osecski Metteer contributing offensively.
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Gulfport
Stima
Polvogt
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R.H.E. Meridian
Hattiesburg
Pradat and
Torres
Crawford
Osecski and Metteer
Delhi Flood Visit By Congressmen Highlights Federal Role
A Missouri Pacific special carried Senate Commerce and House Flood Control committees with five U.S. senators and many congressmen to Delhi Louisiana. They met locals, toured a refugee camp, and learned flood impact east and west of Bayou Macon Ridge. The group then headed to Rayville and Monroe.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Senate Commerce Committee
House Flood Control Committee
United States
Illinois Central
Bayou Macon Ridge
Rayville
Monroe
Alexandria
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Jordan Drilling Co. Gas Blowout in Section 13
The Jordan Drilling Co. test Montgomery No 1 in section 13 18 d4e Ouachita parish blew in late yesterday at 2194 feet producing 4 to 5 million cubic feet of gas. The completion backs Monroe gas field revival after high water paused operations. Six inch casing set at 2194 feet with gas high in gasoline content. Aaron Parker of the Monroe mineral division will gauge flow from Montgomery No 2 Saturday and record rock pressure.
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Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Swartz
Aaron Parker
Monroe Mineral Division
State Conservation Department
Steeple From St. Peter’s Church Found in Berlin Basement
In Berlin an ancient house hides a church steeple from St. Peter’s that crashed through the roof and two floors on August 28, 1734. The stone spire lay hidden in the basement for nearly two centuries until historian Dr. Franz Lederer uncovered it.
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Berlin
St. Peter’s Church
Franz Lederer
Cotton crop of 1926 picked and ginned final tally
The census bureau reports 1926 cotton ginned amounted to 17,977,374 equivalent 500 pound bales after May canvass. State totals include Texas 5,630,831 and Georgia 1,496,105 among others. March preliminary figures stood at 17,910,258 bales with 234,041 later ginned.
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Virginia
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Department of Agriculture
Germany links with seventeen nations for nonstop calls
Berlin reports direct telephone service now connects Germany with seventeen nations allowing around the clock contact with most European countries. The system promises faster communication across continents though distances remain a consideration.
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
Postmaster General Declares Wartime Cooperation
Rudolph Schaetzel says treaties linking capitals and major cities show a spirit of cooperation unseen before the war, reflecting a cooperative effort among nations.
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United States
Rudolph Schaetzel
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Palestine
Mexia
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Wood St
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Red Cross
Suar
Jordan Drilling CO
Rogers & Son
Cofees
Charley’s Cafe
Paper Mill
West Monroe
Scholl
Goverue
Scaife
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Scaife’s Market & Grocery
DeSiard St
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Swift
Aera
Vdoc
Choice Coop Fed Hens
PTE
Ecos
Armour
Steele
Grocery
Grammont & Jackson
Alameda Coffee
Uye
Johnson
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