Port Arthur Nets All Three in Doubleheader Sweep
Monroe defeats Port Arthur in both games as Moses lead hitting with four hits. Isbell and Crouch strong on mound and at bat amid a 10 run combined output for the Refiner clash. The Baton Rouge El Dorado game notes cite Glass homering in a 10 to 6 El Dorado victory.
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Wallace Moses
Monroe
Twins
Isbell
Bilgore
Little
Terrier
Kitchens
Martin
Crouch
Beggag CE
Isécicerese
Port Arthur Abrhpore
Shaw
Denon TE Oc
Caccess
le Meilleur
Mitchell
Meyers
Sioumn
Tvidacavieies Oh
Ois
Port Arthur
Omic
Moses
Ezzell
Baker
Wilson
Smith
Welch
El Dorado tops Baton Rouge as errors seal win
El Dorado defeats Baton Rouge 6 to 1 in the Cotton States League game. Glass hit a homer driving in two as Baton Rouge made seven errors. Pine Bluff beat Jackson 9 to 4 with Falk going 3 for 4 including a homer and a triple. Horst walked eight and struck out 12.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
el Dorado
Monroe
Jackson
Port Arthur
Glass
Baton Rougeans
Arkansans
Homer
Edwards
Burleson
Perkins
Pine Bluff
Falk
Horst
Fight Results From Multiple Cities Across The Nation
In Boston Joe Knight from Cairo Ga defeated Willie Oster in a 10 round decision. In Pittsburgh Midget Wolgast beat Tony Marino in 10 rounds. Tony Herrera of Chicago outpointed Eddie Wolfe of Memphis in 10. Angel Clivelle from Porto Rico defeated Jack Kilbourne of Chicago in 10. Kid Chocolate the junior lightweight champion outpointed Mike Sarko of Boston in 10 in Albany. Andy Kellet of Terre Haute beat Muggs Kerr of Oklahoma City in 10 in Terre Haute. Joe Rivers of Cedar Rapids defeated Red Haggerty of Minneapolis in 6 in Sioux City. Battling Dozier of Wichita beat Augustin Perez of New York in Wichita. Newspaper decision.
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Associated Press
Boston
Joe Knight
Cairo
Willie Oster
Pittsburgh
Wolgast
Philadelphia
Tony Marino
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Eddie Wolfe
Memphis
Angel Clivelle
Porto Rico
Jack Kilbourne
Albany
N. Y
Kid Chocolate
Mike Sarko
Terre Haute
Ind
Andy Kellett
Muggs Kerr
Oklahoma City
Sioux City
Joe Rivers
Cedar Rapids
Red Haggerty
Minneapolis
Wichita
Kans
Battling Dozier
Augustin Perez
New York
Seeded Netmen to Start in National Clay Court Champs
Five seeded players begin their firsts at the national clay court tennis championships in Memphis. Berkeley Bell No. 3 faces the winner of Butler Metz. Junior Coen meets Kell or Boulware winner. Lefty Bryan meets Ledsinger. Ed Lejeck faces Enloe or Simon. Louis Thalheimer to play winner of Andrews or Bouchart. Earlier, Lott, Sutter, and Bryan Grant advanced in second round action.
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Memphis
Tenn
Berkeley Bell
New York
Fred Butler
Champaign
Ill
John Metz
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Louis Enloe
Atlanta
Arnold Simon
Louisville
Louis Thalheimer
Dallas
Fred Andrews
Birmingham
Ed Bouchart
George Lott
Chicago
Evan Feilman
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Emil Hastings
Tulsa
John D. Muse
Jackson
Bryan Grant
University of North Carolina
Percy Young
Colubus bout referee Ertle struck by boxing triple play
Henry McLemore notes the 1920s Columbus light heavy fight involving Joe Jacobs Mike McTigue and Harry Ertle. Ertle initially called a draw then changed to McTigue, then reversed again to Stribling, prompting mob unrest and a final revision to McTigue as winner. The legend recalls a decisive seventh inning-like swap.
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Jacobs
Ertle
Columbus
Stribling
Dempsey
Fitz
Corbett
Mike
Harry
McTigue
Bedlam
Joe
State
Strihling
British versus American Golf Hopes in Women’s Game
The article traces contrasts in the evolution of women’s golf with British players like Miss Wethered and Miss Leitch challenging American stars such as Glenna Collett and Alexa Stirling. It notes how recent Singles show broader British strength beyond a few stars and references key matches at St Andrews Wentworth andWentworth events, highlighting changing fortunes and tactical play.
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Sories
Glenna Collett
Alexa Stirling
Alexa
Cecil Leitch
Miss Leitch
Miss Wethered
St. Andrews
Glenna
Enid Wilson
Diana Fishwick
Miss Fishwick
Miss Wilson
Helen Hicks
United States
Miss Hicks
Mrs. Hill
First US women’s golf team wins 5½ to 3½ in international match
O B Keeler notes the United States women’s golf team defeating Britain 5½ to 3½ in foursomes and singles, with six players advancing to Staunton for the British ladies championship. He recalls past scheduling quirks and reflects on the team’s strong debut in international play.
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United States
Great Britain
Staunton
Formby
Southport
London
Sandwich
Miss Ulmer Named President of Y Girls Club
Officers elected last night with Miss Addie Ulmer as president, Miss Louise Compton as vice president, and Miss Mary Benoit as secretary-treasurer. Mrs Lillian Herron Williamson reviewed a novel Thursday April by Alberta Pierson Hannan, found entertaining and instructive.
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Y” Business Girls’ Club
Addie Ulmer
Louise Compton
Mary Benoit
Lillian Herron Williamson
Alberta Pierson Hannan
Insanity Plea Entered for Newsom in Murder Case
The Newsom defense enters an insanity plea arguing he should be committed to a hospital rather than jailed. The parish coroner found Newsom insane at the time of the Dr Porter killing and currently insane. If found sane, he may face murder trial. if insane now, he would stay at the state hospital. Hearings also planned for Louis Aaron and William Elmore on related insanity pleas.
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Newsom
Porter
State Sanity Board
State Hospital
Jackson
Louis Aaron
Frank Wall
Sterlington
William Elmore
L. T. I. Triumphs Over Ice Company in Baseball Clash
The Louisiana Training Institute beat Jake's ice plant team 8 to 3. Thompson hit two doubles, and Manteris Crowder Gor dey Spruell stole bases. Marrington pitched 9 innings for 3 runs and 6 hits. Arant 7 2 3 innings for 7 runs and 6 hits.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Jake's Ice Plant
Amateurs Qualify At Fresh Meadow In National Open
The field for the national open at Fresh Meadow, Flushing, June 23 to 25 will include 140 professionals and ten amateurs from sectional qualifiers. Johnny Lehman and Johnny Goodman led the ten amateurs, while notable pros such as Bobby Cruickshank Jim Barnes Paul Runyan and others advanced. Francis Schneider posted the best 36 hole score with 136 after two 68s.
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Associated Press
Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing
N. Y
Simon Pyres
Fresh Meadow
Tommy Armour
Tomokichi Miyamoto
Japan
Jose Jurado
Argentina
T. Philip Perkins
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Chick Evans
Cyril Tolley
George Voigt
Maurice McCarthy
Gene Homans
Jesse Guilford
Charley Hall
Emmett French
Gus Moreland
Johnny Lehman
Chicago
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Goodman
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Bobby Cruickshank
Long Jim Barnes
Paul Runyan
Clarence Clark
Willie MacFarlane
Jock Hutchison
Joe Kirkwood
Fred Morrison
Abe Espinosa
Francis Schneider
Dallas
Anti Tick Bill Advances in State House Debate
Grant parish testified against the bill citing potential harm to the single handed farmer’s cattle holdings. Opponents included B C Brown T P Hogan A M Thornton and Earl Haymes who urged preservation of industry and margarine sales. W A West spoke for the bill noting quarantines hinder cross border cattle movement while owning land split by the Mississippi border. Additional supporters named J McBurney Will Kingrey and W H Bickham.
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Grant Parish
Louisiana
B. C. Brown
New Orleans
T. P. Hogan
Ruston
A. M. Thornton
Monroe
Earl Haymes
Memphis
W. A. West
East Feliciana Parish
Louisiana-Mississippi
J. McBurney
Welsh
Will Kingrey
Kinder
W. H. Bickham
West Feliciana Parish
Jewish Lads Reach City on Globe Hurdling Trip
Two New York youths Dave Dubrow and Aaron Rubin 22 and 21 respectively hitchhiked through Monroe en route to the west coast describing a world journey begun last week with $10. They plan to work at intervals and continue travel in good health and spirits wearing khaki outfits and leather boots.
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New York
Monroe
West Coast
Dave Dubrow
Aaron Rubin
Robbery on Dixie Overland Road Targets J E Tullos Jr
J E Tullos Jr reported being held up by two white men on the Dixie Overland highway near Ruston Sunday night about 8 o clock. His suitcase containing four dress shirts size 14 1 2 four suits of underwear two pairs of socks one pair of trousers and other articles was taken. The robbers were described as about 18 or 20 years old with only a meager description.
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Ruston
J. E. Tullos, Jr
Gospel Singing Held by North Louisiana Singers’ Association
In Ruston two day program drew gospel singers from North Louisiana and nearby states. The opening Sunday service began with welcome by Major Perry Cole, followed by Judge E. L. Walker and P. L. Reed. The fall session will convene in Winnfield in November.
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Ruston
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Louisiana Singers’ Association
G. W. McCullin
Farmerville
Tech
Perry Cole
E. L. Walker
P. L. Reed
Union Parish
Frank B. Jones
Thos. F. Johnston
M. R. Johnston
Shreveport
Johnnie Holder
Dubach
Allen Larance
Luther Frazier
W. J. Barmore
Curtis Shell
Chatham
G. T. Kelley
Eros
Lee Spillers
Clarence Cockerell
J. I. Holder
W. P. Senn
Spearsville
C. A. Kennedy
Ringgold
H. B. Crumple
Searcy
Ark
Earl B. Simmons
Winnfield
P. B. McCullin
Otis Deaton
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Captain Collins Arrives as National Guard Instructor
Captain F. E. Collins of the United States Army, appointed by the War Department, arrives in Monroe to serve as instructor for the 156th Infantry Louisiana National Guard. He will oversee guard units in Monroe, Ruston, Minden, Shreveport and Natchitoches.
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F. E. Collins
United States Army
War Department
156Th Infantry
Louisiana National Guard
Monroe
Ruston
Minden
Shreveport
Natchitoches
Collins
Fort Benning
Fairview Addition
China
Phillipine Islands
France
Child's Arm Mangled in Home Washing Machine Accident
Six year old Max Sparks son of Henry Sparks of Cedar Grove in Shreveport Louisiana suffered a severe arm injury when his hand was stuck in a home washing machine. Flesh torn nearly to the shoulder.
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Shreveport
Max Sparks
Henry Sparks
Cedar Grove
New Coroner Plan to Replace Inquests in Death Cases
Parish coroner Dr. C. L. Mengis introduces a system that eliminates the coroner's jury and mirrors Dr. Willis Butler’s method. Investigations into homicidal or accidental deaths will involve location checks with police, sworn witness testimony recorded stenographically, and multiple copies of reports for DA, sheriff, and coroner. Water at Cuba’s western tip rises a foot above the eastern due to Gulf Stream force.
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C. L. Mengis
Parish
Willis Butler
Caddo
Sheriff's Department
Police
District Attorney's Office
Sheriff's Office
Coroner's Office
Cuba
Six Die in Jersey Ambulance Crash
Six persons died and one injured after an ambulance rushing a three year old girl to a hospital collided with a car at a street intersection in Collingswood New Jersey. Victims include Richard J Bloemaker 40 Emma Bloemaker 3 and others. The injured policeman Frank B Tucker survived with a fractured skull and internal injuries.
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Collingswood
N. J
Richard J. Bloemaker
Haddonefield
Emma Bloemaker
John Knorr
Haddonfield
J. A. Rodecker
Perth Ame Hay
William Rodecker
Faulk Named Life Member of Quachita Medical Society
At the June 2 meeting the Quachita Parish Medical Society elected Dr. R. W. Faulk as a life member in recognition of long service and outstanding accomplishments. Secretary-treasurer J. W. Murphy announced the honor.
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R. W. Faulk
J. W. Murphy
Quachita Parish
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