Moody wins first match at St George's Hill in return
Helen Moody, resurgent American former world champion, defeated 18-year-old Jill Notley 6 0 in a 21 minute round at St George's Hill. Moody stressed no back recurrence, said this was her fourth day on grass, and eyed a quarterfinal against Mary Hardwicke with Whittingstall and Pitman in the draw.
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Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Acabe
Forest Hills
Jill Notley
St. George’s Hill
Helen
Jill
Associated Press
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Mary Hardwicke
Moody
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
J. B. Pitaman
Loughran Signs To Meet Impellittiere In Philly
Philadelphia light heavyweight Tommy Loughran and Ray Impellittiere of Peekskill New York were signed Monday for a ten round heavyweight bout on June 19 at the Phillies ballpark Promoters Taylor and Gunnis and managers discussed whether the fight should be ten or fifteen rounds with Impellittiere’s manager Harry Lenny initially insisting on fifteen rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Ray Impelliettieri
Peekskill
N. Y
Phillies
Taylor
Gunnis
Harry Lenny
Loughran
Dunn Beats Beouf River And Girard In Doubleheader
Dunn baseball team blanked Beouf River 6 to 0 then routed Girard 7 to 1 on Saxonia diamond Dunn pitchers Haley and Travis allowed few runs Next Sunday Dunn faces Holly Ridge Farmers in a key rivalry doubleheader Also notes 4 H club grand champions from Mason County Texas shown at Fort Worth San Angelo Houston Amarillo and El Paso
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Dunn
Saxonia
Beouf River
Girard
Haley
Travis
Holly Ridge
Mason County
Texas
Fort Worth
San Angelo
Houston
Amarillo
el Paso
Mer Rouge Beats Twin Oaks 5 1 In Louisiana Tilt
In Twin Oaks Louisiana on June 4 Mer Rouge defeated Twin Oaks 5 to 1 as Graves held the locals to three hits. Hopkins pitched for Twin Oaks and allowed seven hits while errors aided Mer Rouge scoring. Graves and Hewitt stood out for Mer Rouge. Next Sunday Mer Rouge faces Morehouse CCC on the CCC diamond.
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Twin Oaks
Graves
Mer Rouge
Hopkins
Met Rouge
Hewitt
Invaders
Morehouse CCC
CCC
Babe Ruth Leaves Yankees Amid Uncertain Future
The Babe looks for a real future after leaving the Yankees with owners offering few offers. Ruth's finances secure independence with near half a million dollars in trusts and bonds for him and his family. Cleveland and Brooklyn clubs show little interest. speculation links Ruth to Indian needs but no basis. Bill McKechnie blames Ruth for a lack of discipline and lost team spirit.
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Ruth
Babe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hack Wilson
Jack Dempsey
Baseball
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Indians
Johnson
Alva Bradley
Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Babe Ruth
Yanks Beat Athletics to Increase Lead 7-4
In the eleventh inning the Yankees pulled ahead 3-0 then 7-4 as Pytlak drove Hale home with a single and Pepper doubled Solters in. Cleveland batted across a run in the seventh but fell short with Knott and Cain pitching into extras as Hornsby and Burns contributed in defense and offense for the Browns.
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Pytlak
Hale
Browns
Ray Pepper
Solters
Cleveland
Abrhpoa Knickerborker
Vosmik
Ceee
Ccevetesaverss
Pytiak
CC Vitreseverenenves i
Berger
Ceveensse Edsigde
Hildebrand
Psesecserecees
Ve B. Beowk
Cisterna Se
Browty Pivaswsesses Nees
Snaededbanees
Susie Ae
Seu
LOUIS
Abrah Poa Wilms
Scessin Cueessia
West
Olters
Ifie
Coleman
Pepper
If Cae
Ae Burnett
Clift
Burns
Hemsley
Strange
Hornsby
Andrews
Cain
Knott
WallhNd
Ersereds
Eeesene Hasacticuel
DOANE
Veesereeieare
Mt. Travis
Averlll
Campbell
Bejma
St. Louis
C. Brown
L. Brown
Weiland
Walkup
Wid
Ormsby
Geisel
Sav-Mors to Face West Monroe Kiwanis Tonight
Sav-Mor Grocery team meets West Monroe Kiwanis club at Forsythe Park tonight at 8. Atkinson will pitch with Newman catching for Sav-Mors.
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Sav-Mors
West Monroe Kiwanis
Sav-Mor Grocery Company
West Monroe Kiwanis Club
Forsythe Park
Atkinson
Newman
Sav- Mors
Spencer Defeats Monroe Juniors In Ten Inning Exhibition
Monroe Legion juniors lost 7 to 5 to Spencer from Union Parish in ten innings at Casino Park. Spencer rallied with two runs in the seventh and a two-run tenth to win. Monroe used three pitchers and collected seven hits led by Roy Ricks and Bowen for Spencer Slinger. Local manager M L McLaughlin targets district and state playoff hopes.
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American Legion Junior Baseball Club
Monroe
Spencer
Ruston
Ruston Legion
M. L. McLaughlin
North Louisiana
McLaughlin
New Orleans
Monroe Legionnaires
Casino
Spencer Aggregation
Union Parish
Invaders
Bowen
Spencer Slinger
Wallace
Roy Ricks
Poae Pipes
L. Norman
Love
Westbrook
Pace
Spenceb
Toris
Ricks
Stewart
Fontana
Takewell
Hyde
Horton
Stroud
Inzina
N. Fontana
Brown Nine Wins Two From Swartz
Brown Paper mill Brownies sweep a doubleheader at Swartz, winning 7 1 in game one and 3 2 in the nightcap. Fields pitched well for Swartz with nine hits allowed. Carlton Blackers used Covington and Takewell in game one and Pittard in game two. A postgame incident saw Swartz outfielder Bill Bagwell expelled after an argument with umpire Harrington, including alleged removal of the umpire’s mask and breast protector.
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Swartz
Brown Paper Mill Brownies
Swartz Carbon Blackers
Invaders
New Covington
Roddy
Carlton Blackers
Fields
Pittard
Bill Bagwell
Bagwell
Harrington
Craig
Wells
Carlton Blacker
Marks
Hundley
Grant
McNeely
Pore
Phillips
Kitchens
Holmes
Rf Grant
Frickie
Swartz— Marks
Courtney
Ss Causey
Baewell
Covington
Takewell
New
Patterson
Innings Brown
Miuns
Tne Grant
Brown
Abbh Pork Hundley
Aeeteee Wells
Douglass
Coone Causey
Eveeee
E. Takewell
Ewereaeres
Grant Wells
Stone
Hundiey
Swarts
Wrestling results across cities with fall outcomes
Associated Press reports quick wrestling results from multiple cities. Murphy of Alabama defeated Mack of Philadelphia two falls to none in Portland. O’Mahony of Ireland beat Kazan of Montreal two straight at New Haven. Savoldi of Michigan defeated Boesch of Long Island in Wilmington, with first fall won before curfew halted second. Pojello of Lithuania beat Winters of Boston two falls in Montreal. Ducharme of Paris defeated Schaef fer of California two straight at Biddeford.
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Associated Press
Portland
Sheriff Sale Notices for Ouachita Parish Properties 1935
Multiple sheriff sale notices from Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court regarding property foreclosures. Listings include Monroe additions, blocks, and sections with the People’s Homestead, Federal Land Bank, Central Savings Bank interests. Sales slated for Saturday July 6 1935 at the Monroe courthouse front door, terms cash without appraisal, or credit per mortgage.
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People's Homestead & Savings Association
Samuel Thomas
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
G. W. Miller
Mon- Toc
Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
J. P. Lindsey
Parish
Monroe
Biedenharn
Latiefy
H. W. Thomason
Fellcetae
F. C. Endom
Terminal Heights
People’s Homestead & Savings ,Association
Bennie Craig
Square One
Maryland
Brooks
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
Leon Atwell
Parish of
McEnery
Lee Avenue
Fife
William M. Wilder
South Grand Street
Trousdale
Sidney V. Freeman
Steele-Madden
West Monroe
Amanda Webster
State of
Jackson Avenue Land Company
Feliz A. Terzia, Jr
Parlor City Lumber Company
Viola Jackson
Lamyville
Williams Street
First Street
Lamyville Addition
People's Homestead & Gay Association
Oliver
Lumyville
Moore
First Streets
Moore Street
People’s Homestead & Savings Assciation
Woo
Rosa Johnson
Ruth Kepner
Char G. Fox
Parish Ouachita
G. W. Butlery
Land sale notices in Jefferson Parish and Ouachita Parish
Court action Nos. 24,225 and 24,228 list seizure and sale of parcels in SW SE quarter of section 32, Twp 18 N R3E, including 12 acres and 6 acres tracts in Ouachita Parish, and delineate descriptions from deeds by Horace Elmore Jefferson D Herron F P Stubbs. A second parcel describes sale along North Second Street in West Monroe, Cot ton Street frontage 335 feet, 60 feet, and 160 feet to an alley.
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People's Homestead & Savings Association
Horace Elmore
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Quachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Jefferson TD
Legal notices from Ouachita Fourth District Court July 1935
Public sale notices list Monroe Louisiana property actions including Mrs. J L Nelson versus W Blane and Angelo Kanelos with writs of fi fa and mortgage details. Listings specify lots in J M Breard and Biedenharn additions, names, case numbers 24233 24230 24238, dates June July 1935 and property fronts Olive Street with 125 feet and depth 143 feet to an alley.
Property Lot Description in Monroe Louisiana
A legal notice describes a ground parcel in Monroe bounded by South Grand Street and the Ouachita River, identified as the Trousdale property. It traces ownership from W J Pettigrew to L L Lieber in 1918 and references deeds filed in Ouachita Parish records.
Multiple Monroe court sales and property notices dated 1935
Public notices of writs of fieri facias and foreclosures from Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court in Monroe Louisiana. Listings include Ballymer Realty and Dairy Products Company personal and real property, bars, cabinets, tables, and parcels on various streets with dates in June and July 1935. Proceedings name Monroe Building & Loan Association, Sidney V Freeman, Amanda Webster, Feliz Terzia Jr, Viola Jackson and others as parties or claimants.
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Monroe Building & Loan Association
Dairy Products Company, Inc
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
South Grand
Bry and
Layton
South Grand Street
Fife
Property seizures and notices from Ouachita Parish 1935
Public notices list seized properties across Monroe including parcels in Lumyville and Maryland additions, a dation en payment transfer involving J V Kennedy and Lee Rogers Chevrolet, and a public sale of property in section 15 township 17N range 3E. Also noted are holdings of Buckeye incubators and probate cases in the Fourth District Court.
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J. W. Kennedy
State of Louisiana
Parrish
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fula Morgan
J. V. Kennedy
Lee-Rogers Chevrolet Company, Inc
Monroe
Louseisiana
Peoples Homestead & Savings Association
J. V. Kenenedy
Lee-Rogers Chevr Co., Inc
A. D
Boxing results from multiple cities feature knockouts and decisions
In Pittsburgh John Henry Lewis stopped Allen Matthews in Phoenix Tom Patrick was knocked out, while Chicago saw Billy Celebron stop Carl Duval. Jackie Sharkey and Bus Breeze drew in Minneapolis and Manhattan, George Salvadore outpointed Harry Dublin sky in New Orleans Frankie Blair beat George Clausen in Miami Willie Pal defeated Irish Eddie Brink in Albany.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
Allen Matthews
St. Louis
Tommy Romano
Cleveland
Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Ill
Carl Duval
Paterson
N. J
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Manhattan
Kans
Drew
New Orleans
George Salvadore
Boston
Harry Dublinsky
Miami
Fla
Frankie Blair
Camden
George Clausen
Albany
N. Y
Willie Pal
Eddie Brink
New York
Twilight League matchups and relic sale in Asheville
Forsythe hosts Masons against Baptists and St. Matthew's meets Firemen while Legion faces Y's Men and Methodists collide with Southern Bell. Missouri Pacific game also listed. Separately a centuries old scimitar linked to Black George is owned by John B. Kehl of Asheville, North Carolina.
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Masons
Baptists
Forsythe
St. Matthew's
Firemen
Barkdull Faulk
Legion
Y’s Men
Neville
Methodists
Southern Bell
Missouri Pacific
Black George
John B. Kehl
Asheville
N. C
Masons Centee
American Legion
French Olympic Officials Would Limit Athletes Age
The French Olympic Committee voted to ask the International Olympic Committee to restrict participants to ages 18 to 25, aiming to keep the Games a true display of youth rather than a contest dominated by nearing-professional champions.
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Paris
French Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
Leading batters in major league standings to date
The six top batters listed include Johnson of the Athletics with 64 hits in 156 at bats and a .410 average, Vaughan of the Pirates with 65 hits in 161 at bats and a .403 average, Martin of the Cardinals with 59 hits in 151 at bats and a .391 average, Foxx of the Athletics with 47 hits in 130 at bats and a .362 average, Hemsley of the Browns with 42 hits in 118 at bats and a .356 average, and Medwick of the Cardinals with 57 hits in 168 at bats and a .339 average.
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Associated Press
R H Pet. Johnson
Athletics
Vaughan
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Foxx
Hemsley
Browns
Medwick
Cards
Seot
Yesterday's Stars Hit Parade Highlights Nine Scattered Cubs-era Action
Charley Root of the Cubs held the Cardinals to nine scattered hits and drove in a single and a home run. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees doubled with a triple and single driving in three runs. Bruce Campbell of the Indians homered with the bases loaded as part of Cleveland's seven run rally in the fourteenth inning.
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Associated Press
Charley Root
Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Bruce Campbell
Indians
Cleveland
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England
Impellittiere
Philly
Vlast
Signal Mountains
Signal Mountain
Tennesse River
Paul B. Carter
Tue
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Chiciipo
Legion Club
Rust
Milton Coverdale
J. L. Barnett
North Second Street
Trenton
Cotton Street
Riverfront Street
J. L. Nelson
Blane
Jim Panos
J. M. Breard
Olive Street
Fifth Street
Onroe, la
Bledenham Realty Company, Inc
W. H. Blane
Milton Coverdalez
Leon H. Pooler
Ode Ouachita Parish
M. C. Redmond
Lay
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