Reds edge Drillers as Horn delivers ninth inning homer
Ernie Horn's two out homer in the bottom of the ninth capped a 9 8 victory over the Monroe Drillers for the Alexandria Reds. Miller got the win, Bobo the loss, with key early and late hitting from Horn, Billings, Luckey, Gribble and Bouza in a back-and-forth game.
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Monroe overwhelms Alexandria in high-scoring win
Monroe erupts for 8 runs on 13 hits while Alexandria tallies 9. Grible and Huber drive in four runs apiece, with Billings, Horn, and Luckey homering. Key miscues and two base hits highlight a tense finish as late outs decide the outcome.
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Baseball Scores From United Press Report
American Association standings and game results list teams Columbus Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville with run totals and pitcher notes. Miller earns win for Louisville and Bobo takes loss in a 7 to 4 or 9 to 7 sequence, with detailed inning scores and umpire names Walker and Ve.
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Baseball scores and today standings across leagues
Yesterday results include San Antonio over Shreveport five to two and Beaumont four to one. Multiple city matchups feature high scoring games and nine innings. Today schedules span Cotton States and Southern associations with city pairings and Texas League games alongside American and National League clashes.
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Southern Advance Defeats Winnfield In Ten
Hodge June 5. Southern Advance baseball used mostly second string to beat Winnfield Firemen 4 to 3 in ten innings. Gilbert singled and Caldwell hit a three base shot in the tenth. Batteries McDonald and Caldwell for Southern Advance. Myrick Hastald for Winnfield. Southern Advance to play L. and A. of Shreveport City league Sunday.
Gallant Fox and Whichone Set for Belmont Showdown
The two top three-year-olds Gallant Fox and Whichone prepare for the Belmont Stakes at a mile and a half on Saturday. Earl Sande rides Gallant Fox for the Derby and Preakness winner, Sonny Workman guides Whichone, who recently won the Withers. A fierce duel is expected with about $80,000 and the three-year-old championship at stake.
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El Dorado Beats Pine Bluff In Cotton States League Clash
El Dorado and Pine Bluff played a tight Cotton States League game with El Dorado scoring seven runs off 15 hits to Pine Bluff’s five runs on 8 hits. Key players included Wisrock and Reid providing offense for El Dorado while Vaught hurled 3 innings for the win and Armour took the loss after giving up eight runs. Umpires were Campbell and King for the affair.
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Rogers Wins Over Vandegaer In Riverside Club Match
In the Riverside Country club championship second round Jack Rogers defeated Dr. Leo Vandegaer 3 and 1 after the first nine holes were played Tuesday afternoon. In the net low ringer girls tournament five winners were named with ties in the first flight among Mrs. E S Girault Mrs Henry Montgomery and Mrs Travis Oliver all at 40. The second flight winner was Mrs W E Reardon with 43 and Mrs Milling Bernstein led the third flight with 44. A triple tie in the putting contest ended with 15 strokes on the green, won by Mrs E B Girault Mrs Ben C Dawkins and Mrs Gladys Sperry. All winners received prizes.
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Yesterday's stars from the majors report
Kiki Cuyler homered, doubled, and hit three singles as the Cubs beat the Braves 18 10. Johnny Kerr homered in the tenth to lift the White Sox over the Yankees 8 7. Babe Ruth tied the Sox and Yankees in the seventh with his 18th homer. Larry French limited the Pirates to seven hits in a 12 6 win over the Robins. Del Bissonette and Jake Flowers drove in five Robins runs with homers. Ray Benge held the Cardinals to four hits as the Phillies won 2 1.
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Von Porat Mentor Explains Ban on Stribling Bout
Chicago June 5 Ed Stevenson Otto Von Porat manager met with the Illinois State Athletic Commission to justify his reversal on permitting Otto to fight William Stribling at Chicago stadium June 16. Stevenson cited outside advice and refused to identify the source while contracts with Stribling or Godfrey remained unfinalized.
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Schmeling in peak form for Sharkey title bout
Max Schmeling, 24, lauds his conditioning as he prepares for the June Yankee Stadium bout with Jack Sharkey. He says he will fight hard, adapts to any style, and respects Sharkey while hoping to secure the heavyweight crown.
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Missouri Pacific Ninety? Nine Wins in Rochelle
Special to The News Star Rochele June 5 The Missouri Pacific team of Alexandria rallied in the closing innings to defeat Tremont 8 to 5 at Rochelle in their first practice game win of the season.
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Crackers Emulate Bobby Jones After Triumph
Atlanta club the Crackers celebrate Bobby Jones British amateur championship victory. Robert T. Jones Jr. serves as vice president as the team pursues a winning spree following Jones defeating Wethered.
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Animals Star in Washington Government Film
Animal actors including the mink marten muskrat badger otter seal fox rabbit and raccoon headline a government educational film shown in Washington. The ensemble demonstrates wildlife behavior and habitat topics for public awareness.
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St Andrews final match caps six game streak
In the final at St Andrews the team extended their unbeaten run to six with an 8 to 6 win over Birmingham. The victory lifts them from last place, a marked improvement from their previous best of two straight wins.
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