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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
7
The fragmentary OCR hints at a local item involving a group or event with limited legible names and context. Readable elements are minimal, leaving the main action and participants unclear.
National League batting leader Arky Vaughan accelerates toward the crown with a steep rise since mid May. He hit safely in his 19th straight game as the Pirates beat the Phillies 6 to 2 and narrowed the gap for third place behind Chicago and New York.
An oak tree near Albany Georgia is dubbed the Lincoln oak as a profile of Abraham Lincoln is said to be visible on its trunk. The claim highlights local lore about the landmark and its name origin.
Bob Glover of Lafayette won the Louisiana state amateur title with a 6 and 4 victory over Edwin McClure of Shreveport in Baton Rouge. Glover, a Rice Institute student, posted a 71 in the morning, led by two holes, and won the match on the 17th hole after a strong 35 on the outward nine. McClure had held the crown five times.
June 8 report notes Lon Warnecke’s sore arm forces Cubs to swap Curt Davis and Ethan Allen for Charley Klein and Fabian Kowalik with $75,000. Klein returns to Philadelphia as a former MVP, while Cubs face pitching woes and Joey DiMaggio’s impact with the Yankees is highlighted as a contrast.
An Eddie Brick roundup surveys Bobby Manero and Joe DiMaggio adventures and rumors, notes Primo Carnera hospital stay, and chronicles Belmont Stakes and Schme ling Louis hype. It adds scattered out-of-town scribes and quirky aside on killer whales and fish scales.
Atlanta golfer J. M. Towns made a rare double eagle at Bobby Jones Municipal Course. He hit a 200 yard brassie into the cup on the 14th hole, a par five, and quipped that he felt the thrill only at the 17th after an eight on the prior par four.
Paul Richmond of the Houston yacht club will represent the gulf in the Great South Bay New York regatta to select the United States Olympic contender in star class racing. He defeated Edward B. Jahncke of New Orleans in two races on Lake Pontchartrain to win the right to compete aboard Jo-Jean II against Jahncke's Tempest. Homer Crey, novelist and screen writer, was the first journalism student in the first journalism class of the first journalism school in the United States.
Yesterday scores include Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 6 Boston 8 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 4 New York 3 St. Louis 6. Today Philadelphia visits Chicago with Walker vs. French Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh Brandt vs. Blanton New York travels to Cincinnati Gumbert vs. Derringer.
Baseball results and upcoming games list scores by city teams. Highlights include Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at Boston with multiple intercity pairings. plus Southern and Gulf Coast results like El Dorado beating Clarksdale 17 to 14 and Abbeville over Lafayette 13 to 1.
Fort Worth beat Galveston 4 3 and Dallas won 7 5, while Oklahoma City defeated San Antonio 6 1. Beaumont topped Tulsa 6 5, with Dallas at Galveston, Fort Worth at Houston, Oklahoma City at Beaumont, and Tulsa at San Antonio on the schedule.
A roundup recalls past Open moments with Sam Parks winning at Oakmont by 299 a year ago, Max Baer KO over Max Schmeling three years ago, Armour leading Chicago with 68 in a first round, Jimmie Foxx hitting three homers, and five years back Willy Cox shooting 64 in a qualifier alongside Foxx homers and Lefty Grove's 10th win.
Yanks beat Indians 5-4 in 16th inning after Selkirk homer. Dizzy Dean allows eight hits in eight innings to beat the Giants. Harland Clift homers to lift the Browns 9-5 over the Athletics. Ha Lee drives in five with two doubles and a triple in an 8-3 Bees win over the Reds. Also note a British firm markets modular bicycles with quick-disassembly parts and a monkey wrench.
Jack Burns is associated with the St. Louis Browns. The note suggests clubs often need annual adjustment or upgrading from year to year.
In Memphis the Southern Men's Singles tournament opens with 75 entrants. Top seeds Charlie Harris and Arthur Hendrix, both from Florida, lead a field that includes Ramsay Potts Ernie Sitter Frank Guernsey and others from New Orleans Memphis and beyond. Bryan Grant is in Europe.
Dallas Steers and Houston Buffs clash in a high scoring set as the Steers prevail 7 to 5 in the finale while the Buffs win the opener 12 to 2. Curt Fullerton earns his ninth win as Dallas gains ground in a slugging contest.
Russell Bobbitt and Billie Gillespie of Atlanta defeated Wesley Barnett of Baton Rouge and Billy McGehee of New Orleans to win the Southern junior doubles championship in Memphis. The team dropped the first set 4-6 before rallying for 4-6, 6-3, 8-6, 6-4. Bobbitt had won the junior singles title the previous week.
Birmingham moves into third in the Southern Association behind a weekend surge, splitting a doubleheader with Little Rock and defeating Knoxville while Memphis and New Orleans also split. The nightcap saw Birmingham win as Jim Lindsay starred for the Barons.
Tony Manero, a North Carolina sharpshooter, wins the United States Golf Association open with a 282 total at Baltusrol, the first mustached man to claim the crown. He defeats Harry Cooper by two strokes in a dramatic finish amid a record-tying three-day championship.
Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Florida and Robert Lake of Birmingham Alabama reached the singles final for the Tenn Valley tennis crown in Chattanooga. Hendrix paired with Vernon Marcum to win the doubles title 6 4 4 6 6 3 over Burtz Boulware and Tony Morrell of Georgia Tech. The defending champion Martin Buxby did not enter this year. All continents except Africa are represented among the University of Iowa student body this year.
A public safety appeal warns drivers about tire blow-outs caused by heat and internal separation. It promotes Goodrich Safety Silvertown tires with Life-Saver Golden Ply as resistant to blistering and high-speed failures, urging immediate replacement for safer summer driving.
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