Monroe Drillers Win as Bobo HR Floors Hill Billies
In a nine inning clash at Forsythe Park Monroe defeats Vicksburg 5 to 3 after Lou Bobo hits a decisive homer off Maurice Clark with Herb Sadler aboard. Porters and Clark held the game tight until Bobo's late blast. The Drillers rally from early deficits and threaten into the ninth as Nicely played defense and timely hitting from Piet, Phelps, and Granado fuel the comeback. The teams head to Vicksburg for three more games as Simmons joins the catching corps and Kalina's signing is pursued.
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Sadler
Quassins
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Cuban fighter wins in Philadelphia card
Kid Chocolate of Cuba outpointed Vidal Gregorio of Spain. George Courtney of Oklahoma outpointed Jack McMey of New York. Joe Gans of California defeated Pinkey Kaufman of Connecticut. Bill Wallace of India outpointed Brace Flow.
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India
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U S Sending Big Team To France For Davis Cup
America prepares for the Davis Cup fight with a large squad headed to Europe. Three young stars John Hennessey John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison sail with non playing captain Fife E Dixom while Big Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter have been in Europe for weeks. George Lott waits to join after studies.
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C S L to Close First Half Soon
Laurel Miss June 6 Direct ors of the Cotton States league meet for the first time in Laurel since the league organized set June 22 as the end of the first half of 1929. Clay Hopper may manage from the bench for Laurel with Dr Davis's approval. Directors attended the Laurel Jackson doubleheader.
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Vicksburg
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Jackson
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Hattiesburg
Charles Weems
Crook
Monroe
Weems
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Clay
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Jackon
Pirates Lead National League as Giants top Cardinals
Pirates seize the NL lead by idle rain resistance while the Giants beat the Cardinals 6 to 4 in St. Louis. Athletics beat the Browns 5 to 2 to gain a full game on St. Louis, Yankees edge the Indians 6 to 5, and Boston bats explode for 23 hits 17 runs in a 17 to 2 victory over Chicago.
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Metros Rally Ten to Beat Baton Rouge in Ninth Inning
In a tense Cotton States League set, the Metros rallied to 10-9 over Baton Rouge, with Luckey doubling and Hurt driving in the deciding run. Meridian, Monroe, and Alexandria also surged in the ninth to improve standings, while Laurel’s Infantile Cardinals chipped at the top, winning twice against Jackson and narrowing the gap.
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VOLS Gain First Division Berth
Nashville lands in the Southern association first division after a double header split with Birmingham. Barons win 10 3 in game one while Nashville takes game two 6 4. Koob shuts out opponents in clutch moments as Mobile beats Little Rock in a separate result.
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McClung rejoined Monroe as Blake leaves Cotton States league
McClung returns to the Monroe pitching staff after Tommy Blake was sent to Waco. Blake quit in the hot southern weather and was purchased by Waco from Blue Ridge, where he led last season. McClung says he has settled down and will give his best going forward. Johnny Camet becomes Riverside pro, taking over from Jack Keefe. Camet comes from New Orleans West End club. Lund Harper follows as assistant. Joe Granade heats up with a .436 average over three weeks, driving in three runs in Tuesday's game as he powers the Drillers toward AA quality.
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Norrie
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Roach
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Kane
Weaver
Buck
Granado
Quassius
Piet
Polly” Phelps
Joe Granado
Joe
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Monroe
P. M. Atkins
New Orleans
Simmons
Atkins
Tillie Metteer
Total Management
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Midland
Texas
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Ing
Kent Atkins
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Riverside Country Club
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New Vicksburg
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Riverside Club
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Municipal Club
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Mandell Eyes Bout With Miller In Summer Campaign
Chicago June 6 Sammy Mandell world's lightweight champion aims at a bout with Ray Miller as outdoor attraction for a Detroit summer program. Miller would face Eddie Kane if Petrolle loses. Floyd Fitzsimmons promotes an outdoor arena in Detroit with Olympia club bidding for the match.
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Lott Named Captain of Chicago Tennis Team 1930
Chicago June 6 George Lott top American net star and third ranking Big Ten singles champion has been elected captain of the University of Chicago tennis varsity for 1930. The selection places Lott in a leadership role as the team prepares for the season.
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OZONE WATER 25 cents for 5 gallons offer
An old classified note advertises ozone water at 25 cents for 5 gallons with a phone contact 4230. It invites readers to pay more if served elsewhere.
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