Monroe's White Sox edge Choctaws in rain abbreviated game
In Greenwood Mississippi on Sunday Monroe's White Sox beat Choctaws 9 to 2 before rain halted play after six innings. Tom Perry allowed four hits with four strikeouts for the Sox while Fred Biggs yielded errors and walks for the Choctaws. The game featured early offense and a tense sixth inning as weather intervened.
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Greenwood
Miss
Monroe
White Sox
Eddie Amelung
Russ Grigg
Pat Henry
Poco Taitt
Walter Sturkie
Grigg
John Taylor
Bobby Schang
Amelung
Schang
Burt
Bob Hill
Henry
Sturkie
Perry
Eagar
Jine
Neewenne Eagar
Urt
Eee Englehorn
Lf Taitt
Medak
Pruitt
Ee Schang
Sete
Aetna
Greenwood Hee
Esaee Enry
Seeneeee Urkie
J. Taylor
Greenwood Cane Werner Eeeteree
Biggs
Ellis and
Wallace
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results include Monroe 2 Greenwood 0 in six innings at rain and El Dorado 2 Greenville 1 Pine Bluff 5 Helena 4 11, Hot Springs 6 Clarksdale 1 with a second rain game. Today Monroe at Greenwood Helena at Pine Bluff Clarksdale vs Hot Springs El Dorado at Greenville.
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Helena
Pine Bluff
Finck
Boden
Adkins
Browning
Shell
Walker
Raymond
Garner
Crowning
Street
Porter
Hot Springs
L. B. Jones
Stefanie
Kramer
Jordin
Clarksdale
Monroe
Greenwood
el Dorado
Geenville
Greenville
Wow
Aeaeeweeeneee i
el Dorado Hot Springs
Riche Om
Speen
Veseane Ouses
Yesterday's Results Versus City Pairings
Recaps show Knoxville beat Birmingham 6 1 while Birmingham won 6 1. Chattanooga defeated Memphis 8 4 as New Orleans swept Nashville 9 0 to 1 10. Atlanta topped Little Rock 7 3 to 3 4. Matches list Atlanta at Little Rock and Chattanooga at Memphis among others.
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Knoxville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Southern Association
Enennennes
Otesee
Aeeneee
Peeeneee
Oweel
Racing Car Crash Kills Three Fans in Albuquerque
A dirt track racing car lost control and struck spectators. E. O. Clark, the driver, will not be charged. Victims were Mr and Mrs D A Bennett of Albuquerque and Ary Niece, all killed. The event reported no guard rail on the track.
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Albuquerque
N. M
E. O. Clark
D. A. Bennett
Neosho No Hit Falls 1-0 on Errors in Seven
Walter Nasalik pitched a no-hit game for Neosho in the Ark-Mo league, but Fayetteville won 1-0 in seven innings due to a walk and three errors. Neosho is a New York Yankee farm club. The text also notes Hungary issuing Tokay wine to soldiers and gendarmes daily by government order.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Walter Nasalik
Neosho
New York Yankee
Hungary
Hungarias
Diz Dean Shines in Tulsa Comeback Victory Over Fort Worth Cats
Diz Dean pitched a full nine and batted in the pinch to beat the Fort Worth Cats 5 to 4 in front of about 7,500 fans. He allowed six hits including two homers, struck out four, and indicated his sidearm delivery will improve with work. Jerome Herman drove in the tying run with a ninth inning single, then scored on two defensive errors to seal the win for Tulsa.
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Bob McCall
TULSA
Diz Dean
Fort Worth Cats
Oilers
Jerome Herman
Dean
Diz
Dutch Ruether
Chicago Cubs
Reuther
Clarks Lumberjacks Take Late Victory Over West Monroe
Clarks Lumberjacks beat West Monroe 6 to 4 as Boyd started and Parham finished on the mound. Clarks committed seven errors to West Monroe four, with West Monroe limited to five hits. Batteries: F Simpson, J Simpson, Sanford for West Monroe. Boyd, Parham, Carroll for Clarks.
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Clarks
Clarks Lumberjacks
West Monroe
Boyd
Parham
R.H.E. West Monroe
F. Simpson
J. Simpson and
Sanford
Boyd, Parham and Carrol
Steers Tops World High Jump in Exhibition Meet
Les Steers of a San Francisco club cleared 6 feet 1018 inches in an exhibition meet in Tuolumne City California but could not apply for a new record due to lack of official checkers. The existing world mark is 6 feet 9 3/4 inches held by Cornell Johnson and Dave Albritton set in 1936.
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Tuolumne City
Calif
Les Steers
San Francisco
Cornell Johnson
Dave Albritton
Port Gibson Adds Defeat Monroe All Stars 9 to 7 at Tallulah
The Port Gibson Adds defeated the Monroe All-Stars 9 to 7 Sunday afternoon at Tallulah. The All-Stars will play the El Dorado Travelers in West Monroe Sunday at Brown Paper Mill Park, with a 3 30 p.m. start time.
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Port Gibson Adds
Monroe
Little Is Winner Of Open Gene Sarazen Close Second
Lawson Little won the 44th National Open at Canterbury Golf Club with a 70 73 playoff over Gene Sarazen who fired a 73. Ed Porky Oliver, Leland Gibson, Laffoon, Claude Harmon, E C Harrison and Johnny Bulla were disqualified, while 18 year old Henry Eickhoff caddied Little and earned $200 of the $1 000 purse to pay his Fern College tuition in metallurgy.
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Little
Bretton Woods
N. H
Doughty Sarazen
Canterbury Golf Club
Sarazen
Porky) Oliver
Hornell
N. Y
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Claude Harmon
Ravinia
Ill
E. ¢. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Johnny Bulla
Knickerbocker Knight
Cleveland
Henry Eickhoff
Lawson Little
Fern College
Daddy Eickhoff
Golf Open Title Tie Highlights Nelson Wood Shute
By Associated Press report notes that a year ago Byron Nelson Craig Wood and Denny Shute shared the national open title at age 24 after Sam Snead built a big lead and then scored eight on the final hole.
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Associated Preas
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Sam Snead Brew
Diazy Dean
Belmont Stakes Still Debated After Bimelech Victory
Stall debate surrounds the Belmont stakes race won by Bimelech with Freddie Smith aboard. Your Chance ran from last to near the lead, while Amblin Andy failed to sustain early pace. Gallahad Ion and Corydon trailed as attention shifts to potential rematch and future races.
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New York
Bimelech
Freddie Smith
Bimmie
Harry Richards
Smith
Andy K
Richards
Joseph F. Widener
Ed Bradley
Preakness
Belmont
Amblin
Andy
Joker
Deck
Gallahadion
Corydon
Withers
League Leaders and Baseball Highlights Note
League Leaders summary includes batting leaders Foxx Wright Case and others from Boston Washington Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St. Louis and pitching Milnar Welters with notable stats. Also mentions Cardinals beating Giants on three hits by Hubbel and Yale naming Kenneth Loeffler as basketball coach replacing Eimer.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland Casuasveuness
Caren
Eneneee
Esseene
Philadelphia Pep Ten
Finney
Case
Foxx
Wright
Mack
Boudreau
Greenberg
Moses
Trosky
Milnar
Moore
F. McCormick
Frey
Danning
Cincinnati
Ross
Mize
Welters
Southworth to Have Many Ills as Card Leader
Billy Southworth, newly named manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, faces a rough start after leaving Rochester. The Cardinals split a twin bill with the Giants and trail the Reds by 1 1/2 games, while Boston sits last. The NL pulse shows Dodgers and Reds trading wins as Chicago and Philadelphia post mixed results. In the American League, New York and Boston push toward the top with key homers and near misses shaping the standings.
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Bill White
Prees Sporta
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy
Rochester
St. Louis
Ray Blades
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stu Martin
Martin
Johnny Mise
Lane
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Reds
Cincinnati
Tex Carleton
Brooks
Junior Thompson
Bell Werber
Billy Myers
Clube
Chicago Cube
Boston
Larry French
Phil Cavarretta
Hugh Muleshy
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Pearson
Cy Blanton
Mace Brown
Bucs
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indiana
Yanks
al Smith
Babe Dahlgren
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Selkirk
Tribe
Detroit
Washington Senators
White Sox
Luke Appling
Eric McNair
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Walter Judnich
Roy Cullenbine
Johnny Berarine
Baseball Box Score Fragments Across Teams and Players
A mosaic of score lines and player names from multiple clubs including Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis New York and Cleveland. The fragmentary entries list games and batters such as Javery Lopes Masi Collins Hubbell Brown Padgett and Padgett with varying outcomes and partial inning tallies.
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New York
St. Louis
Hubbell
W. Brown
Schumacher
Denning
Cooper
White
Bowman
Shoun
Warneke
Owen
Padgett
Sports Roundup Tidbits From A Bustling Season
A rapid fire collage of sports notes from college football to boxing. Mentions Lou Gehrig, Georgia Bulls, Yankees lore, Cubs drill, Michigan coast trip, and fighters Galento and Pastor amid a flurry of team talk and coaching chatter.
Rooftop Club Scribes Stirring Night at The Garden
Rex Romus mingled with fans while Kaila from Vienna and Mike Jacobs drew attention. Romus, billed as Russian on the program, entered the ring alongside a Dodger rooter from thush amid a lively crowd.
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Rex Romus
Kaila
Vienna
Mike Jacobs
Romus
Dodger Rooter
Thush
Lawson Little defeats Sarazen in National Open playoff
Lawson Little outlasts Gene Sarazen 10-7 in a 10-hole playoff after the pair tied at 27 holes to win the National Open.
Castillo Wins State Golf Title at Metairie Club
Spanish born Henry Castillo captained Lawians State University to victory at the Metairie Golf Club in New Orleans taking the state tournament by defeating Erwin McClain four and three. Castillo led the first nine holes early and secured the title with a clutch putt on the 3rd hole to seal the championship.
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New Orleans
Henry Castillo
Shreveport
Wee Hin Manter
Ceatille
Tatexiual
Metairie
Downing Erwin McClain
Lowians State University
Fist Game Night Across Cities Highlights World Scores
Knoxville and Birmingham matchups feature players Carpenter Fallon Hubbell Sheehan Owens and Owens in a seven inning line, with Little Rock Nashville New Orleans and Memphis also listed. Vatican City is noted as the smallest country by area at 100.1 acres while Russia is cited as the largest country at 144.28 square miles.
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Knowsville
Birmingham
Carpenter
Fallon
Sehuessier
Jas
Owens Moesre
Knowville
Birmingham Ea
Hubbell
Sheehan
Vance Ar Owens
Vatican City
Russia
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van Antwerp
Douthat
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Houston
Aadset Hossest
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Oeeeee
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Tom King
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Red” Tarver
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Russell
Emfinger
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Gene Sarazen
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By Earl Hilligan
College For Caddy
Sports Mirror
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Lee - Rogers Chevrolet
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M. J. Kehoe
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