Reds Surge With Eight Wins In Ten Games
The Cincinnati Reds have won eight of their last ten, closing in on third place in the National League. Lonnie Frey drove in four runs with a homer and double, Elmer Riddle closed out the win, while Joe Beggs earned the victory. The Cardinals defeated the Giants 5 2 behind Harry Gumbert, who has won five for St Louis since his trade. Alden Wilkie pitched six shutout innings for Pittsburgh as they blanked Philadelphia 5 0. Chicago rose with 21 hits to beat Boston 13 6 as Charley Root earned his 197th win. No AL games on the day.
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Associated Press
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New York Giants
Lonnie Frey
Pewee Reese
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Bill Terry
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McCoy Fails in Draft Deferment Appeal
Benny McCoy Philadelphia Athletics second baseman will be inducted into the army June 28, officials of Draft Board No. 2 announced. He lost his deferment appeal last week after a national appeal board upheld his 1-A classification. He had argued he had dependents.
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Dragon Schultz Grudge Bout Headlines Monroe Wrestling Card
Herbie Dutch Schultz of Milwaukee clashes with Black Dragon in the main event at Monroe arena tonight at 8 30 PM. No referee will be in the ring for this unusual promotion, their second meeting in eight days. Schultz seeks revenge after last week loss and sharp remarks. Semifinal features Dizzy Davis versus Buck Davidson with Davis tossing flowers to a fan. Main event time limit is 60 minutes. semifinal lasts one hour.
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Dutch” Schultz
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Plantersville Ball Club Arrested Over Sunday Blue Law
Plantersville Mississippi. Former National League player Andy Reese and all Plantersville semi pro teammates were arrested before a scheduled game with Olive Branch for violating the Sunday blue law. Sheriff Will Iamon halted play and bonded the club to appear in court Thursday. Olive Branch was not arrested. The club planned to play Jasper Alabama at the same site Sunday without charging admission.
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Olive Branch
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Inmon
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Jasper
Ala
Bowling Tilts in Twin City League Playoffs
The Frances Hotckeglers, first-half champions, face A and W Inc tonight at Monroe Bowling Center in a semi final to determine who plays Family Shoe Store for the second-half trophy. Family Shoe earlier advanced by routing Mystic Five 3 to 1 in the semi finals. Ladart's Spaghetti Garden swept Gay Clothiers in a Businessmen's League series with Hunt totaling 506 pins and Steidel 469.
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A and W., Inc
Monroe Bowling Center
Family Shoe Store
Family Shoe
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Spaghetti Garden
Gay Clothiers
Hunt
Gay Clothing
Steidel
Sportsmen Hold Session Tonight Ouachita Parish
Election of officers and resolutions on organization of a parish game and fish commission will be heard by the Sportsmen’s league of Ouachita parish. The Ouachita police jury seeks a league expression before naming a game commission. C. C. Boardman presides. officers include Tom C. Davenport secretary and O. N. McNeil treasurer.
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Dom DiMaggio Ordered to Report for Physical Exam
Boston Red Sox center fielder Dom DiMaggio was ordered by the California selective services board to report to board 18 in Boston for a physical examination upon returning from the team’s trip to St. Louis.
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Dom DiMaggio
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California Selective Services Board
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St. Louis
Monroe Blasts Bathers in High-Scoring Tilt Here Tonight
In Hot Springs Arkansas special edition details a baseball battle featuring the Monroe team against the Bathers with 24 runs 28 hits and 12 errors among the long game. The report highlights base hits and fielding miscues that shaped the outcome.
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Ark
Monroe
Baseball Day Highlights Monroe Welcome For White Sox Return
Mayor Harvey H. Benoit designates today as Baseball Day in Monroe as the White Sox host the Helena Seaporters in a two game series at Casino Park. The Sox face their best road-trip stretch after winning seven of nine at El Dorado Texarkana and Hot Springs with Tom Perry or Verne Williamson likely to start tonight. The Seaporters stay through tomorrow before Clarksdale visits for two games.
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Casino Park
White Sox
Helena
Seaporters
Clarksdale
White Sox Clippers Rip Hot Springs 16–8 In Final Gap
The White Sox exploded for 16 hits to rout Hot Springs Patchers 16–8 in the final game of a four game series. Dale Englehorn led the charge with multiple hits while Will Reeder absorbed the loss for Monroe as the Sox built a big early lead and never looked back.
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Reeder
Sox
Sports Roundup Highlights From New York June Roundup
The column surveys players and teams with scattered notes on Bill Jurgzges injury rest and injections, Atlanta Crackers daylight games impact, waiver rule debate, Casey fanning rumors, and unrelated previews. It mentions Henry Hebling eagle at Rolling Knolls, Lindsth Richards feud, Tuffy Leemans quitting softball, Feller army timing, Notre Dame optimism, N C State depth, Camp Haan sharpshooters, and a tennis tourney pay scale.
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Earl Mann
Clark Griffith
Perry Dodson
Fort Worth
St. Paul Dispatch
Perry
Minnesota
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Henry Hebling
Fort Smith
Ark
Freddie Lindsth
Paul Richards
Freddie
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Southern Association
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N. Y. Football Giants
Washington’s Overlin Beats Ezzard Charles in Ten Rounds
Ken Overlin of Washington won a ten round decision Monday night against Ezzard Charles the young Cincinnati middleweight. The bout matched Overlin’s experience with Charles’s youth in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Ezzard Charles
Hole in One Plans for Monroe Benefit Golf Tourney
Monroe hosts the first Hole In One golf tournament at the Municipal club to raise funds for the British War Relief fund. The event runs 15 days through June 30 with players shooting at one hole, paying per three shots, balls and clubs provided, and $200 in prizes. Open to all players, with 28 awards for men and nine for women, plus beginner awards.
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British War Relief Fund
Municipal Golf Club
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J. C. Liner, Jr
West Monroe
Fort Worth Texas League Game One and Two Results
Fort Worth earned a 7 1 win in the first game over Beaumont and 14 0 in the second. Oklahoma City defeated San Antonio 9 2 with key runs late. Shreveport beat another opponent 6 5 while an errorless junior lineup posted a 17 2 score.
Standings and Schedule Snapshot From The Day
Yesterday results show Monroe 16 Hot Springs 8 Greenville 16 Helena 2 Texarkana 6 El Dorado 1 Vicksburg 8 Clarksdale 6. Today Helena meets Monroe while Texarkana faces Greenville and Hot Springs plays Vicksburg. Nearby box scores include Vander Meer and Sulve in Chicago, Olsen vs McGee in New York, Warneke vs Johnson in St Louis, and Fiteammons vs Hentvelawn in Pittsburgh Brooklyn.
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City Ball Scores Prompt Busy Night Across Texas
Beaumont 1 1 tied with Fort Worth 0 0 and Oklahoma City 3 securing a win while San Antonio 2 faltered. Shreveport 6 beat Dallas 5, Houston 2 edged Tulsa 1, Tulsa travels to Shreveport, Dallas faces Houston, Fort Worth visits San Antonio, Oklahoma City plays Beaumont.
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Local Scores Mix of Pensacola and League Play
Pensacola defeated Jackson 4 to 3 while Mobile won 7 to 5 over Meridian Selma triumphed 7 to 5 over Anniston and Gadsden edged Montgomery 7 to 3. In the International League Jersey City beat Buffalo 3 1 Syracuse topped Toronto 5 3 and Baltimore defeated Rochester 5 4.
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Qualifiers in Open Tourney Led by Berg
Fritz Howell reports in the American Association results Toledo 3 tied with St Paul 2 while Columbus 10 defeated Minneapolis and Louisville 6 beat Milwaukee 5 in the only games scheduled.
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Evangeline League Scores Report
Lake Charles 8 Opelousas 6 Lafayette 6 Neicheg 3 Alexandria 6 New Iberia 5 Port Arthur and Rayne totals shown. League standings and results reflected in summarized line scores.
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