Mack Tries to Shove Umpire as A’s Doubleheader Rainout Shocks
New York fans saw a wild moment at Shibe Park as Connie Mack argued with umpire Art Passarella after rain halted the second game of a doubleheader with the Yankees leading the Athletics 2-1. The delay ended the A’s eight-game win streak and stirred Mack to vociferous actions amid a tense, weather-threatened afternoon.
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Blackwell Back With Redleg Win
Ewell Blackwell returned from a monthlong shoulder layoff to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-4 victory over the New York Giants. He fanned nine in seven innings, allowing two hits, while New York’s hitters struggled as the Reds pulled ahead in the late innings.
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Recreation Leagues Tonight Features Only Sherrouse Game
Today’s slate includes Southern Bell versus Red Shield at 8 p.m. in Sherrouse, the lone scheduled contest for the recreation league card.
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Ouachita Plumbing vs Coleman Construction at 6 p.m. on Missouri Pacific. Only games scheduled. others postponed.
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Guerriero Faces Junior Optimist in Early Morning Match
Two youth wrestling cards feature Guerriero meeting Junior Optimist at 6 7 a.m. in the Rec field and Red Shield clashing with Memorial Methodist at 7 30 p.m. in the Ree field for a pair of scheduled bouts.
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Softball Standings Shake Up Junior League As BOWW Triumphs
The Bates led BOWW to a 7 1 victory over LTL as Woodcraft moved into a third place tie with Louisiana Training Institute. Bates had three hits in four at bats and Cunningham caught. Scroggins and La Grange shared the loss behind a six run sixth inning surge.
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Five southern colleges entered in Central Collegiate meet
Milwaukee June 4 five southern colleges have entered teams for the Central Collegiate track meet to be held June 11 in Milwaukee Tulane Louisiana State Tennessee Southwestern Louisiana and Xavier of New Orleans are among the entrants.
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Detroit Wins In Eleventh Inning
Detroit defeats the Yankees 6-2 in 11th after Hal Newhouser shuts down New York with six hits. Ed Lopat suffers the decision as Detroit erupts with four runs in the 11th. Pat Mullin leads off the frame with a single and scores on Berry’s bunt and wild throw. Eddie Mayo’s double plates two, Mavos doubles to drive in two more. Joe Page retires the next two. In Boston, Jack Kramer earns his third win as Red Sox top the Browns 3-2 in his first start against St Louis.
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Farmerville Legion Club Seeks East League Lead Bid
Farmerville's American Legion Junior baseball team faces Twin City juniors this afternoon as Coach Doc Elliott leads the squad hoping to tie for the lead in the Fifth District East League. The game promises tense action as the two clubs clash for early standings.
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Ruston Legion Juniors Rout Jonesboro 7 0 On Four-Hit Lowery
Ruston American Legion Junior baseball team shut out Jonesboro 7 to 0 as Douglas Lowery pitched four hits allowed. Ruston totaled seven hits and aims for another exhibition win Friday against Homer. Earlier, Ruston defeated Minden 9 to 6 with Donald Lowery on the mound. Louis Pipes hit two triples and Sherrill collected four hits in five at bats.
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Twin City Ninjas Edge Farmerville In Tight District Tilt
Monroe-West Monroe faces Farmerville in a closely watched district game at Farmerville diamond. Twin City, led by Pete Medak, rallied to win 8 to 7 in the teams’ first meeting last Saturday, with John Robert Taylor and Jimmy George among key pitchers. George shut out Farmerville over eight innings after a big first frame, while Farmerville’s Reginald Smith and Billy Henderson supplied the offense. The probable starting lineups list Milstead, Sanders, Moore, Beatright, Bailey, Shepherd, Funderburk or Marionneaux, Love, and George for Monroe-West Monroe. Smith, Henderson, Pace, Patterson, Hammonds, Nolan, Buggs, Taylor, and Taylor for Farmerville.
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Louise Suggs Wins British Golf Meet
Louise Suggs wins the British Women's Golf Championship Cup at St Annes on Sea England over Jean Donald 1 up on the 83rd green after a soaking day. The Atlanta Georgia player traveled 3000 miles to claim the title and becomes the fourth woman and second American to hold both British and U S championships simultaneously following Babe Zaharias.
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Demaret Leads Albuquerque Open With 65
Jaunty Jimmy Demaret shot seven under par 65 to lead the Albuquerque Open first round at the University of New Mexico course in Albuquerque New Mexico. George Schneiter and Clayton Heafner followed with 66 and 67 as 18 pros and three amateurs broke par in the gusty round. Dutch Harrison Stewart Alexander Mangrum Keiser Furgol Griffith among top finishers with 68 and 69 tied for sixth amid a crowded field.
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Texas League batting leaders and top stats recap
Fort Worth’s Noren leads with 71 hits and a .384 average, while Tatum of Tulsa adds 68 runs and 68 hits. Fondy and Burns add power with 65 and 9 homers respectively, as Fondy and Tatum co-lead with 12 stolen bases each. Pitchers Perkowski and Erskine post nine and seven wins respectively.
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Southern Crax Shade Trails Little Rock in 6 5 Loss
Atlanta Crackers end seven game Southern Association skid with a 6-5 win over Little Rock Travelers. Scoring by innings shows Atlanta 6 0 9 0 4 0 2 0 0 and Little Rock 5 0 0 2 0 1 1. Pitchers included Lou Brown and Mathis for Atlanta with Saulia and Erautt behind, while Nashville and Memphis results are noted elsewhere in the digest.
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Berries edge Indians to tie Evangeline lead
Hammond Berries defeated the Houma Indians 5-4 to pull even atop the Evangeline League standings. Indians totaled 10 hits and two walks off three hurlers but left nine on base. Bruno fanned 10 for Hammond.
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Advance One Day Golf Tournament Draws Record Crowds
Hodge La June 4 Special The annual Advance One Day Golf Tournament will be held Sunday and is expected to be one of the best ever on the Advance nine hole course. Prizes totaling over 730 dollars attract golfers from at least three states, with three former champions among entrants including last year’s champion Charlie Woodard of Magnolia Ark Jimmie Davis Ruston Bill Jones Monroe Paul Stinson Jonesboro. Entry fee rises to five dollars but value of prizes and privileges offsets the difference. Nine hole match play for eight flights with medals prizes runner up and consolation winners. Qualifying rounds due by 10 a m with pairings then play begins. Except for the championship flight entries may post qualifying scores from their home course attested by their home pro. Course is in excellent condition and play should be fast.
Four LSU Sprinters Enter Midwest Meets
Four members of Louisiana State University's Southeastern track championship team head to the Midwest for a series of meets, with Tom Dickey Ronnie Knecht and Herb Graves in Milwaukee Central Collegiate Conference action. Bobby Lowther will compete at the National Intercollegiate meet in Minneapolis. Dickey also competes at the Indiana University Invitational Carnival in Bloomington as LSU weighs Midwest results for AAU selections.
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Bobby Dalrymple Named Arcadia High Assistant Coach
Bobby Dalrymple, former star end at Louisiana Tech, is appointed assistant football coach at Arcadia High School. He will assist Head Coach Harold Tinsley and teach mathematics. Both coaches hail from Haynesville and once played for Haynesville High School.
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