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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
5
The Cardinals rally after a Pittsburgh flare up as Dizzy Dean and Joe Medwick lift St. Louis past Chicago 13 to 2. Pepper Martin shift to center, Gelbert returns at short, Burgess Whitehead moves to third. Frisch again in second. The club also notes Pirates fall 7 to 4 as Cy Blanton earns his ninth win.
Endings show Boston 4 to New York 5 and Cincinnati 4 to Pittsburgh 7 plus Chicago 2 against St Louis 13. Philadelphia Brooklyn game postponed due to wet grounds.
St. Louis defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 while Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 1. Philadelphia posted a 4 to 0 win and Washington won 5 to 0.
Memphis defeated Atlanta 4-1 while Chattanooga won 7-6 and Birmingham lost 6-7. Nashville led New Orleans 6-4 before a 4-3 finish. Little Rock beat Knoxville 4-1.
Clarksdale 5 2 El Dorado 8 4 Columbus 2 3 Greenwood 4 1 Helena 5 Pine Bluff 3 Jackson 9 8 Greenville 10 16
Lake Charles defeated New Iberia 4 to 1 Lafayette beat Rayne 4 to 1 Alexandria won over Abbeville 4 to 3 Jeanerette topped Opelousas 12 to 10 in high school baseball scores across four towns.
The note lists team records for Toronto Newark Buffalo Albany Rochester Syracuse Montreal and Baltimore with varied results. It states the largest open pit iron mine is in Hibbing Minnesota at 350 feet deep 212 miles long covering about 1 070 acres and mentions Lombardi Blanton and Grace as names. Philadelphia Brooklyn postponed.
Samuel McLaughlin Parks Jr. won the national open at Oakmont after 72 holes, finishing 299 as the only player under 300. Jimmy Thomson finished second at 301, while Oakmont's brutal par 72 and two stormy days produced few subpar scores amid postwar golf turmoil.
Albany N Y June 10 Ed win G Pitts the Alabama lad once famous at Sing Sing was ruled ineligible to play baseball in the minor leagues as an ex convict The National Association of Minor Leagues executive committee upheld the ruling that Pitts appearance would be detrimental to professional baseball Albany plans to appeal to the supreme court of baseball Pitts released from Sing Sing five years for robbery had joined Albany from Syracuse but has not played a game yet
Initiation by the Modern Woodmen of America is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday in the Veterans of Foreign Wars clubhouse at Harrison and Hall streets. Thirteen or more candidates will be initiated. Rochelle camp degree team will conduct, with John T. Davis from Shreveport assisting. Delegations expected from Bastrop, Ruston, Columbia, Rochelle and others.
In New York on June 10 Edward J. Neil reports Braddock returning from the Catskills and Baer finishing training at Asbury Park for a 15 round heavyweight title defense at Madison Square Garden. Promotions predict about 35,000 in attendance with around 250000 in receipts. Baer favored at 3 to 1 against Braddock who seeks a late surge in a game plan marked by methodical jabbing and power.
Barney Ross defeated Jimmy McLarnin by decision after a fifteen round welterweight war at Madison Square Garden on May 28. Capitol theater will show fight pictures Tuesday to Thursday with prizes for best fifty word opinions. Readers must mail letters to the News-Star World sports editor by midnight June 14.
Bry an M. Bitsy Grant of Atlanta and Berkeley Bell of New York City opened the Southern Lawn Tennis association jubilee tournament as co favorites with byes in the first round. Top seeds include J Gilbert Hall and John McDiarmid as action begins with 43 men’s singles matches and numerous byes.
The Texas league schedule had three doubleheaders split and a rain halted a fourth game. Galveston remained atop the standings as Dallas slid, dropping a 5 4 opener to Houston and winning the nightcap 2 1. Max Butcher of Galveston notched his 11th win as they blanked Fort Worth 3 0. Beaumont toppled Oklahoma City 4 0 then lost 4 3 in game two. San Antonio crushed Tulsa 14 6 before rain ended play.
The Brown Paper mill and Sterlington will play in the Ouachita Valley league at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the mill grounds. A nominal fee will be charged to non-employees. The postponement follows the death of Raymond Pop Kitchens, the mill team's popular first baseman.
Creditors and interested parties in the Succession of Louise Bruckner Fudickar are urged to show cause within ten days why the final account by executor Ernest Fudickar should not be approved and the estate closed. Court order issued June 4 1935. Monroe Louisiana.
Tommy Bridges outpitched John Whitehead as the Tigers beat the White Sox on five hits and five strikeouts. Paul Waner homered and collected two singles in three at bats with four RBIs for the Pirates against the Reds. Ossie Bluege drove in the decisive run in the 10th for a 5-4 Senators win over the Athletics. Joe Moore contributed a homer and a single as the Giants rallied for a victory over the Braves. Ed Coleman hit a homer with a man aboard plus a double and a single in the Browns 2-1 win over the Indians. Charley Gelbert helped the Cardinals by homering and collecting two singles and a double with three RBIs against Chicago.
Public sale notices under alias writs of fi fa seize property in Monroe Louisiana including Lot 2 Block 7 Terminal Heights and Lot 3 Block 105 D A Breard addition. Also sealed bids invited by Louisiana Highway Commission for Brown Paper Mill-Inter Section Routes 200 and 1295 project in Ouachita Parish with plans available for $4.50.
Memphis gains on the league leader with a 4 to 1 win over Atlanta as Jim Henry pitched three hits allowed. Nashville swept New Orleans 6 to 4 and 5 to 3 behind Martin's homers. Chattanooga and Birmingham split, and Knoxville edged Little Rock 4 to 1 after a late rally.
Omaha the Belmont winner awaits decision by owner William Woodward and trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons on next starts. The chestnut son of Gallant Fox seeks further races including Detroit derby and American derby as comparisons with Gallant Fox spark the debate over which horse is greater.
Notices describe seizure and sale of parcels in Monroe Louisiana including Lots 17 and 1 square 1 Maryland Brooks addition and a parcel in Pargoud Place addition, plus assorted personal property. Writs of fieri facias issued by Milton Coverdale with sales set at courthouse front floor during legal hours.
New Orleans, June 10. Fred Haas Jr., 19, captured the Louisiana state golf title at Metairie Country Club, defeating Fred Odom II 8 and 7 after earlier wins in the pro am and rounds against George Bush Nat Bond Bob Parker and Bob Glover. Tubby Maithes won the consolation. Vincent D Antoni and H McCain won masters flights.
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