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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

8

1934 State Golf Tourney Set for Bastrop Westdale Course

Ed McClure and Hickman Greene led medalist results with 72 at the Westdale course in the 14th Louisiana Golf Association tourney qualifying. First round matches set for Thursday include McClure vs Charles Moore and Greene vs Gordon Hayward. Hank Stovall won low net qualifying.

Estdale Country Club Ton Rouge Edwin McClure Shreveport Hickman Greene Louisiana Golf Association Westdale McClure Greene Hank Stovall Baton Rouge Frank O. Hunter Vance Liddell L. W. Eaton Charles Moore New Orleans Gordon Hayward Louisiana State University Leon Rambin Fred Odom Fred Haas, Jr Bastrop Jake LeBourgeois Leonard Vann, Jr Ray Bradford Alexandria Jimmy Lacombe Joe Ailet Haynesvile Prioleau Ellis Monroe J. B. Tisdale W. B. Gladney H. P. Bradford J. S. Jocomb Leo Terzia S. A. Leopold Tubby” Marbles Rudy Schulze E. N. Bisso al Reuning Jimmie Lacombe Mac Methvin Frank de la Houssaye Leroy Ward Bobby Anderson Jimmy Cole W. E. Hicks Robert Glover U. P. Heard Jorge Abraham Jack Chambers Fasce Leonard Vann Jack O'Connor, Jr Fred Haas John Marston Arnold Davis

Engineers Rout Collins Club 17 to 3 In Loosely Played Game

Sterling ton Engineers crushed Collins ton club 17 to 3 at Collinston. Numerous errors by Collinston and heavy hitting by the Engineers decided the outcome in a high‑scoring district game. Box score v. 8. The record notes a district court bankruptcy hearing set for July 8 1933 with judge and locations. Swartz defeated Louisiana Training Institute 7 to 0 behind Covington pitching and Godwin fielding in a Sunday double header preview with Lumberjacks of Clarks.

Sterlington Engineers Collinston Club Collinston Covington Swartz Louisiana Training Institute Godwin Bagwell Clarks

Heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium could save boxing

By Henry McLemore United Press. In New York heavyweight title fight pits Max Schmeling versus Max Baer in a 24 by 24 ring over second base at Yankee Stadium. About 70 000 fans attend as verdict rests with the fighters and the crowd. The outcome may revive boxing as a major money sport or doom its future.

Henry McLemore United Press New York Yankee Stadium Max Schmeling Germany Max Baer California

Baer Schmeling Showdown Piques Boxing Fans

Writers debate who will prevail in the upcoming heavyweight bout between Max Baer and Joe Schmeling. Predictions favor Schmeling for his proven technique, while Baer’s power remains a looming threat. The column notes Baer’s aggressive style and the potential impact of a knockout.

Louisiana golf association elects officers for year

Vincent d Antoni and Charles Moore led a meeting of the Louisiana State Golf association where Frank J. de la Houssaye of New Orleans was reelected president. H H McCain of Hammond and Charles G Laskey of Shreveport won vice presidential posts, with Charles W Mackie Jr of New Orleans reelected secretary treasurer. Morehouse Country Club Bastrop chosen to host the 1934 state championship.

Vincent d’Antoni Charles Moore Edwin McClure Louisiana State Golf Association Frank J. de la Houssaye New Orleans H. H. McCain Hammond Charles G. Laskey Shreveport Charles W. Mackie, Jr Morehouse Country Club Bastrop Louisiana

Double Plays Feature Inning Runs Led By Fontenot Pitchers

Fontenot allowed 3 1 3 innings with 5 runs on 10 hits, Norsworthy had 2 3 with 7 runs on 7 hits, Ford completed 6 innings with no runs on 1 hit to earn the win while Fontenot took the loss. Ford struck out 9, Fontenot 2, Norsworthy 3, Purser 1. Base on balls: Ford 1 Norsworthy 3 Fontenot 1. Time 2 30. Umpires Baggett Pyron.

Labah Poa Young Seeeres Krogmire Beeeneee Dixon Ef Divi Eveesene Guyre Haddad Soveeesee Laurence C Baerenees Harrington Swarty Rhpoae Speir Courtney Seeenane Godwin Covington P . Marks Patterson Eee Wennenar Takewell O'Neal Swartz Marks Godwin Fontana Dunn Nolan H. Turner McEnery Garrett Fontenot Norsworthy Ford Purser Baggett Pyron Oak Grove

First Cotton Bloom Reported Near Delhi

The News-Star-World received word Thursday morning from Ferguson and Martin's plantation that the first cotton bloom near Delhi came from MisDel No. 2 grown by Lee Young, a longtime tenant. Young received two bottles of beer as a prize. MisDel cotton is raised on the Ferguson and Martin plantation. Farmers in Colquitt County report one of the area’s biggest oats harvests this year, with the bloom to be used mainly as hay.

News-Star—World Delhi Ferguson and Martin Lee Young W. P. Martin Colquitt County Club House North Shore Johnny Fischer Cincinnati Abe Espinosa

Seizure and Sale in Ouachita Parish Court Case 21988

Writ of seizure in the Fourth District Court Ouachita Parish Louisiana directs sale of 20 acres in Magenta and King plantations, with improvements, at the Monroe courthouse steps on July 1, 1933. Cash terms with appraisal benefit to highest bidder.

Mary P. Huriter Casper Company, Inc State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Fourth District Court Fourth Judicial District Court Ouachita Monroe Louisiana Selman Magenta and King Plantations Ouachita Parish DeSiard Road Missouri Pacific Railway Township N. R Quschuapariah

Tigers Triumph Over Cleveland Again in Lopsided Win

Tigers rout Cleveland with strong hitting from Crowder and Whitehill. Crowder drives in 4, McAfee 3, Closet 5 and Peterson adds runs as Walberg and Peterson contribute innings. wild pitch by Peterson noted. Umpires McGowan Hildebrand Summers. Time 2 28.

Whitehill Crowder McAfee Closet Peterson Walberg McGowan Hildebrand Summers

White Sox beat Browns 4 to 1 for fifth straight win

Chicago White Sox move to second in the American League by topping the St. Louis Browns 4 to 1. Gaston and Hadley pitched well until the ninth inning when Chicago scored two runs on two hits two walks and a Hadley error.

ST. Louis Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Sox Browns Gaston Hadley

Lions Clinch Win With Big Fifth Inning Rally

The Oak Grove Lions beat Bastrop 8 to 3 in Bastrop. The visitors scored five runs in the fifth and two in the sixth to seal the victory. Walker and Sutherland homered.

Bastrop Oak Grove Lions Lions Walker Sutherland

Monroe Loses to Tallulah Indians 9 to 4 in Stiff Fight

The Monroe club extended its losing streak as Tallulah Indians won 9 to 4. Tallulah led 6 to 3 after eight innings and added three more in the ninth while Monroe’s late rally stalled. Cooper and McLaurin were hit by pitches and Monroe committed costly errors. Monroe travels to Oak Grove. Bastrop visits Tallulah. Four altercations mark Texas legislature activity in 1933.

Monroe Tallulah Indians Tallulah Indians Cooper McLaurin Oak Grove Bastrop

Monroe Furniture Co. Property Under Sheriff Sale

The City Marshal of Monroe Louisiana will sell at the city hall front door on Saturday June 10 1933 between legal hours the estate range 214 3 square yards linoleum seized under writ of fi fe against Mrs J D Morrow in the Monroe City Court proceedings to satisfy costs and bid to the highest bidder.

Monroe Building & Loan Association Cora Long State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Fourth District Cort Fourth Judicial District Court Ouachita Ouachita Cotton Mill Monroe Louisiana N. G Tippit Fourth District Court Parish Tippit & Boyd Zelgin J. C. Ransom Fita Costa Sheriff's N. G. Tippit Lousiana Brownville Marshall's Sale Radio Sales Company N. Reed City of Monroe City of Majestic Radio Fife Sheriff's Sale Tippit and Boyd Zeigin J. C. Rawson N. G. Tippitt Marshal's Sale Monroe Furniture Company, Ltd J. D. Morrow Ce. Peetaleante

Sarazen Favored To Repeat In National Open

Gene Sarazen opened as a 4 to 1 favorite in the National Open at Glenview Illinois as 149 challengers faced the first 18 holes in extreme heat. Johnny Fischer fired 70 in the morning, while contenders include Olin Dutra Craig Wood Tommy Armour George Von Elm and Ryder Cup captain Walter Hagen among others. The field also features Paul Runyan Denny Shute Joe Kirkwood and Bobby Cruickshank with play continuing Thursday and Friday.

Sarazen Bob Jones Gene Olin Dutra Craig Wood Ner Tommy Armour Chicago George von Elm Los Angeles Paul Runyan White Plain N. Y Cleveland Bobby Cruickshank Richmond Jones MacDonald Smith Harry Cooper Leo Diegel Sam Parks, Jr Pittsburgh Mortie Dutra Detroit Frank Walsh Bill Burke Johnny Farrell Burke

Oklahoma City Boy Dies From Gasoline Fume Asphyxia

Eleven year old Norville Dean of Oklahoma City died due to asphyxia caused by inhaling gasoline fumes in an incident reported as unusual.

Norville Dean Oklahoma City

State Bar Convention Set for October 13 14 in Shreveport

Announcement from W. W. Young secretary of the Louisiana State Bar Association says the annual convention will be held in Shreveport on October 13 and 14. The event was moved from May by the executive committee due to fall conditions.

State Bar Convention W. W. Young New Orleans Louisiana State Bar Association Shreveport

Meeting Postponed According to Mr Young

Mr Young stated the convention is likely to be postponed to ensure a favorable outcome and good attendance. He expects the meeting to be well attended and entirely successful once rescheduled.

Young

Demonstration of Nut Case Combine Slated Near Monroe

Demonstrations on the use of a nut case combine will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Fred Stovall farm ten miles out of Monroe on Sterlington road. Farmers of Ouachita and adjoining parishes are invited to attend.

Fred Stovall Monroe Sterlington Road Ouachita

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Milton Coverdale Sheriffs Sale Milton Corneas Bee B. L. Risher Ouachita Valley District Court Western ‘District OF Louisiana Thomas A. Grant J. M. Grimmet U. S. District Court Western District OF Louisiana Joseph E. Evans Milton Coverdale, Sherif Sterlington Black Terry Turner Wee Ford Reese Sheer Evans Pureer Reily Evans Lingay SPORT Ba Pkt Tobety Dempsey Firpo Baer Schmeling P. S Big Mugg Jimmy Mattern Siberia Tigers White Sox Poae Chicago Abr H Hayes Sheen Haas Cf Tenner Magia Berry Webb P zReynolds Sewre Scharein Storti Burns Louis Moriarty Geisel Tune House Senate Texas Milton Coverdale, Sher Alan Gould Associated Press Glenview, Ill United States Gene Sarazen D. Masur & Sons Evert Insurance Dept Monroe News-Star R. B. Com Second Street Monroe Morning World
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