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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
5
The St Louis Cardinals roared to their sixth consecutive victory to close within 12 games of the New York Giants as Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies also won. Dizzy Dean saved for the Cardinals after a late rally. Bob Smith baffled Giants batters while Babe Ruth spoke of retirement.
The People s Homestead and Savings Association vs. R B Skipper Fourth District Court Ouachita Louisiana directs a seizure and sale at Monroe Courthouse on Saturday June 29 1935. The east 60.44 feet of lots 8 and 9 block 2 Johnston s Addition Brownville section 3 township 17 north range 3 east to be sold for cash to satisfy writ of seizure and sale with costs. Milton Coverdale Sheriff Monroe La. May 9 10 4 26 2008
Dallas and San Antonio played a 21 inning game in which the Missions edged Dallas 4 to 3. Earl Caldwell got the win with Hal Gliatto finishing. Hal Wiltse started for the Missions and was removed in the fifteenth for a pinch hitter. A double header was halted by darkness.
League leaders include Vaughan Pirates batting .403 with 39 runs and 65 hits. Medwick Cardinals has 37 RBIs and Goodman Reds tied for 6 triples. Ott Giants leads homers with 9, while Moore Giants and Vaughan Pirates have eight. Pitching leaders show Parmelee Giants 6-1 and Whitehead White Sox 8-0 with other top marks listed.
Boston June 3 Babe Ruth and the Boston Braves part ways with Ruth becoming a free agent after a dispute with Braves president Emil Fuchs. Ruth cites cross words with Fuchs and says he will retire from play, while Fuchs releases him unconditionally. Ruth planned to attend Normandie ceremonies in New York but says he cannot work with Fuchs while he remains in control.
Resigned Braves player says he will not play until knee heals and accuses head coach Fuchs of double crossing him. He intends to travel to New York for ceremonies honoring the Norman die's arrival and vows not to play another Braves game while Fuchs remains in charge.
Census enumerators are listing all persons from infancy to 18 in Ouachita Parish as directed by state superintendent T. H. Harris. The quadrennial census will determine state school fund allotments and must be completed within the month. Progress reports go to parish school superintendent T. O. Brown on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Five thousand three hundred sixty eight residents in Claiborne Parish signed the 1934 poll books before midnight Friday. The assessor reports 1 542 homestead tax exemption applications. The 1935 poll books show 5 299 signers and 4 947 registered voters by Saturday.
Yale captain Keith Brown and Southern California star William Graber, famed for world record attempts, prepare for a June 15 all star track meet at Princeton to settle their long standing pole vault rivalry. Brown recently set a world mark of 14 feet 5 1 8 inches, eclipsing Graber’s best and hinting at a peak duel with potential 16 foot performances.
Yesterday's results show Baltimore 2-4 Albany 0-5 Toronto 2-3 Montreal 16-4 Newark 4-7 Syracuse 10-8 Buffalo 14-0 Rochester 4-5. Gas supply notes eight wells in California's San Joaquin valley produce 15 million cubic feet daily for the San Francisco Bay area.
Golfers including Eddie Loos and Roland McKenzie prep on Oakmont for the national open next Thursday. Sid Brews joins top contenders as Emil Loeffler guards the famed layout. Gene Sarazen cautions it may be too early to push hard, posting a 76 in practice as contenders expect a 300 total over 72 holes.
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 7 to 5 while New York lost 0 to Boston 2. St Louis defeated Chicago 6 to 5 and Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 8 to 0. The only game on today’s slate featured St Louis at Chicago in cloudy conditions.
Baseball score pairs show Chicago 5 Detroit 10 and Boston 2 New York 7. Cleveland 6 St Louis 2 and Washington 7 Philadelphia 8. Weather notes cloudy for Cleveland at St Louis and clear for Philadelphia at New York. Only games scheduled.
Knoxville tied Birmingham 4 to 4 while Atlanta led New Orleans 5 to 1 and Little Rock faced Chattanooga 1 to 2. Memphis shut out Nashville 4 to 2 in a compact scoreboard update.
In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park 400 National Park Service workers have not suffered any bites. The list of place names reflects regional locations and shifts in the article.
Yale pole vaulter Keith Brown sets 14 feet 5 12 inches record. A A A title goes to Southern California. Pat Dennis of Baltimore wins the A A A marathon, outlasting 113 rivals. Helen Stephens ties world and set records at Ozark A A U meet. Grand Slam wins Prairie State stakes. Tearout captures the Latonia Derby. Black Helen edges Bloodroot in Coaching Club American Oaks. Tugers take mid American regatta. Lafayette and Kent tie in mile final. Stars prep for National Open. Sid Brews wins PGA event. Babe Didrikson turns pro with Cincinnati firm. Davis Cup team trains in Haverford before England trip. Tilden defeats Lott in International Championships. Jacobs ousted in French semi. Perry wins men’s title. Babe Ruth plans retirement. Braves grant release. Gundlach named Harvard captain.
Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Atlanta Crackers 6 1 in game one and 5 2 in game two to close the gap atop the league. Miles, Lewis, and Shirley sparked a double victory with strong hitting and pitching from Petty and McCool. Memphis beat Nashville 4 2 while Birmingham edged Knoxville 7 4 then lost 4 3 in the second game. Atlanta split with New Orleans 5 1 and 2 6. Knoxville took two from Birmingham 8 4 and 9 1.
Mickey Cochrane of the Tigers collected two doubles and a single in a perfect day at the plate against the White Sox. Bob Smith of the Braves powered an eight hit shutout over the Giants. Eric McNair drove in three for the Athletics with a double and a single against the Senators. Jim Weaver of the Pirates blanked the Reds with five hits as Pep Young added three blows and four RBIs. Bill Dickey of the Yankees launched two homers in a six homer burst against the Red Sox. Ed Boland of the Phillies delivered a pinch hit in the ninth inning rally versus Brooklyn, driving in two and scoring one. Mel Harder of the Indians allowed nine St Louis hits for his seventh win. Jim Collins of the Cardinals hit a bases loaded homer in the ninth to beat the Cubs.
A player signs a contract to join the Boston Redskins in professional football, marking a move to the NFL franchise and outlining forthcoming season plans and team integration.
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