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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1943

Page

9

Contests Shuffle Standings In Tight American League Race

Judson Bailey reports a chaotic AL week as Detroit slips from third to sixth while Chicago White Sox rise to third and Boston moves to fifth. Philadelphia briefly seizes a spot with a win and New York and Washington cling to proximity. Yankees drop, Browns and Cardinals win. Dodgers and Braves also post wins as race tightens around late season.

Selman Softball Clash Ends In Narrow 4 3 Loss

Sith squadron and the 42nd squadron of the Ne league played nine innings in a tense game at Geld Westeriy with Selman edging ahead late but final score 4 to 3. Both teams had rough records and the result kept the National league title chase alive while yesterday Notre captain Joseph Lordi was named new National squash champion.

Neleague Emergieterigus Gine Sth Tren New York—P Notre Joseph Lordi

Williams Delivers No-Hitter in Five-Run Win for Pels

Bob Williams, 24, from Los Angeles, pitched a no-hit, no-run game as the New Orleans Pelicans defeated the Chattanooga Lookouts 5 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Williams walked seven but kept the baserunners in check.

Chattanooga Bob Williams Toledo New Orleans Southern Association Chattanooga Lookouts Wiliams Los Angeles Williams Wenatchee Vancouver New Orleans

Forty colleges send athletes to national track meet

Evanston June 11 The 22nd annual national collegiate track and field championships open at Northwestern University Dyche Stadium Friday and Saturday. Titleholders from a dozen conferences compete as Michigan State Missouri and California challenge defending champion Hal Davis of California faces tough rivals like Jim Menwill Owen Jueggerst and John Treacy as athletes vie in sprint distance hurdles and field events.

Evanston, II Northwestern University Dyche Stadium Trojans Mimouri Tinos Minnewta California Rice New York Tigers Hal Davis Jim Menwall Oxiahana Aggies J W. Pettit

Standings and Results From Yesterday in the National League

Yesterday's MLB results show Brooklyn defeating Boston 4 3 and St Louis beating Pittsburgh 5 0. New York and Philadelphia each totaled 2 runs, while Boston and Washington finished 2 6. Chicago and Detroit also played, with St Louis 2 to 1 over Cleveland. Today's schedule lists New York at Philadelphia night game, with Wenstolf facing Arataen.

Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Pittburgh New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago Detroit St. Lewis Cleveland Wenstolf Arataen Geecwaness Stephens Hockett Keller White Johnson Siebert Wakefield Case Kellner Lindell Lupien Kolloway Gordon Stirnweiss Judd Chandier Carrasquel

American Association Scores and Postponement Summary

The report lists Columbus 1 Milwaukee 1 Minneapolis 5 Louisville 1 and Toledo at Kansas City, with the Toledo game postponed. No further context or dates provided.

American Association Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Toledo Kansas City

International League score roundup

Rochester beat Syracuse 4 to 3 in a tight IL game. Buffalo outscored Baltimore 1 to 0 while Montreal defeated Jersey City 2 to 0. Toronto led Jersey City 1 0 at Newark and the Toronto win was postponed at Newark.

Rochester Syracuse Buffalo Baltimore Montreal Jersey City Toronto Newark

Dodgers Rally To Edge Braves 4 3 In Ninth Inning

Brooklyn moves back shortstop with Leo Durocher guiding a late rally to beat Boston 4 3. Louis Newsom holds Braves to four hits in seven strikeouts but earns no win as Lefty Macon secures his sixth victory after a risky ninth inning, with Del Camilli and Galan delivering key hits. Mickey Owen goes four for four and Durocher plates a run in the sixth before a dramatic late inning surge.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Dodgers Leo Durocher Boston Braves Louis Big Bobo Newsom Braves Johnny McCarthy Eddie Joost Tommy Holmes Max Macon Dodgers al Javery Durocher del Camilli Billy Herman Galan

S P C softball club wins 5-3 over Delta Sigs

The S P C softball team defeated Delta Sigma 5 to 3 at Neville High School. Scotty Daniels pitched well for the victors, with a home run apiece from Daniels and Billy Sheppard. Lamar Butler Fluke and Parker contributed strong plays. Hood Young and Betro stood out for the losers. batteries were Daniele McBeth Levis for S P C and Hood Husted Young for the Delts.

Sigma Phi Omega Delta Sigma Neville High School Scotty Daniels Daniels Billy Sheppard S. P. QC Lamar Butler Fluke Parker Hood Young Betro Daniele McBeth Levis

Lamotta Edges Zivic In Ten Round Nerve Racking Bout

close one in Pittsburgh as Jake Lamotta the Bronx one man riot won a ten round decision over Fritzie Zivic. judges split and referee Al Grayber raised Lamotta's hand to boos from about 16 000 fans. Lamotta weighed 155 1 2 to 158 for Zivic.

Pittsburgh Jake Lamotta Bronx Fritzie Zivic al Grayber Jake Lamotta Zevic

Roundup of longtime baseball notes and boxing stories

Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr. covers wartime player losses reducing extra innings and close games, costs of horse saliva tests, notable trades like Austin Hanover for 15000, Belloise's comeback, Red Cross medals prizes, and various anecdotes from boxing, golf, and football figures including Babe Ruth, Archibald Wavell, and AlabamA's Flying Fortress pilot.

Norfolk Huil Washington Bing Crosby South Pacific Marine Air Corps Thomas Borders Alabama Africa

Favored Louisiana net players maintain pace in tourney

Clinton, S. C. June 1. Favorites continued to advance in the Southern Boys and Junior tennis tournament as singles progress to the semi finals and doubles begin. In juniors semi finals Friday top seed Jack Tuero of New Orleans meets Billy Smith of Orlando Florida while John Dennis of St. Petersburg Florida faces second seed Billy Windham of Orlando. Boys singles semis match top seed Edwin Davis of Baton Rouge against Bob Galloway of Due West and second seed Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauderdale against Oliver Roddey Jr. of Charlotte.

Clinton S. C Jack Tuero New Orleans Billy Smith Orlando Fla John Dennis St. Petersburg Will Clas Billy Windham Edwin Davis Baton Rouge Bob Galloway Due Weert Buddy Behrens Ft. Lauderdale Oliver Roddey, Jr Charlotte N. C

Yesterday's Stars Shine in AP Baseball Roundup

Oscar Jods pitched Red Sox to a three hit shutout of the Senators for his sixth win. Don Kolloway fueled White Sox attack with a triple, double and single while handling six chances. Bill Johnsen drove Yankees to victory with two doubles including a bases loaded two bagger. Mickey Owen went four for four for the Dodgers. Max Lanier blanked the Pirates on six hits and drove in two runs. Mike Kreevich had two hits for the Browns, including the RBI single. Weill now holds Lou Hanbury's contract after the Washington batler defeated Jackie Caliura in a non title bout.

Senators Boston Oscar Judd Pete Fox Sox St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indias St. Louis Cardinars Jyn Dodgers Cardinals Pitts Pirates Lefty Max Ome Imaelf Redbirds Oklyn Behad P Boston Braves Maton Ictory Bobo Newticherd Leo Durocher Dodgers Associated Press Oscar Jods Red Sox Don Kolloway White Sox Tigers Bill Johnsen Yankees Athletics Mickey Owen Bet Braves Max Lanier Pirates Mike Kreevich Browns Hidians Boston Red Sox Washington Senators Siance Spence Washington BR. Odseys Eakees Johnson Keates Adad Kampouris Buia Vernon Wraus Marion Scarborough Wynn Fox Eames Simmons Staccret FC Innifer Weahington Cnn Boston Ee Pox Tabor Doerr Miles Judd Wran Weatter Stewart

Yankees Beat Athletics 8 to 2 in Philadelphia

The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 2 at Shibe Park behind Spurgeon Chandler's seven hits allowed. The Yankees struck early with four runs in the second inning and added two in the fifth and eighth, aided by nine walks issued by Flores and Arrows. Bill Johnson cleared the bases with a first-half double, Stirnweiss and Keller chipped in runs, while Flores yielded seven hits in five innings for the A's.

Philadelphia New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Spurgeon Spud) Chandler Yankees Shibe Park Jesse Flores John Arrows Bill Johnson Chandler George Stirnweiss Nick Etten Charley Keller Flores New York York Keller Chan Ras Vehawees LPHIA Tyreek Icciaivgpeersoe T Iecnesestesseser Fieres Johnson Stirnweies Steen Valo Siebert Stirnweiss Weatherly Bete Gordon Stirn- Weiss Etten Burroe Chandier Chander Burrows Plorex Mines Pleven

Sports Mirror remembers historic baseball and golf highlights

Today a year ago the Red Sox beat the Browns and reduced the idle Yankees lead to 9 12 games in the American League. Three years ago Fred Darling's Pont Eveque won the substitute English Derby at Newmarket. Five years ago Ralph Guldah won the United States Open golf title for the second straight year with 284. United States women defeated Britain 5 2 to retain the Wightman Cup.

Associated Press Red Sox Browns Yankees Fred Darling Newmarket Ralph Guldah United States Britain

Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Rankings

A compact list of leaders across batting pitching and fielding. Notable figures include Musial of St Louis with 58 hits and .376 batting, DiMaggio of Pittsburgh with seven home runs, and Newsom of Brooklyn leading pitching at 6-1 alongside several 4-1 records.

Dahlgren Philadelphia Walker St. Louis Camilli Brooklyn Vaughan Hermen DiMaggio Pittsburgh Musial Herman McCarthy Boston Russell Nicholson Chicago Litwhiler Gustine Murtaugh Galan Cincinnati Ott New York Newsom Klinger Pollet

Armstrong Angott Comeback Fight At Madison Square Garden

Sid Feder reports a heavyweight style clash as Henry Armstrong meets Sammy Angott at Madison Square Garden on Friday. Bookmakers offer a 5 to 6 bet on either man while a likely crowd of 15,000 fans could push the gate past seventy five thousand dollars. The winner may challenge Bob Montgomery for the lightweight title in a high stakes showdown.

New York Henry Armstrong Sammy Angott Madison Square Garden Battlepit Gentlener Henry Hammer Sammy Bob Montgomery Mike Jacobs

Lamotta Defeats Zivic In Pittsburgh Bout

Associated Press reports Jake Lamotta outpointed Fritzie Zivic in Pittsburgh while Al Costa edged Dave Andrews in Fall River. Willie Thames scored a knockout in Leiperville, and a Brooklyn fight between Sergeant Young Kid McCoy and Johnny Jones was postponed to tonight.

Assiciated Press Pittsburgh Jake Lamotta New York Fritzie Zivic Fall River Mass al Costa Woonsocket R. I Dave Andrews Lowell Brooklyn Young Kid McCoy Detroit Johnny Jones Leiperville Willie Thames Chester Felix Dei Paoli Philadelphia

Hitting streaks fashionable for Cardinals this year

By Ned Nordness in St. Louis on June 11 the Cardinals showcase new hitting streaks. Whitey Kurowski held at 22 games before May 26, Lou Klein reached 21, Stan Musial in a hot stretch, Si Johnson halted Musial at 22, and Parry Walker began his run with 16 straight games as of Thursday.

ST. Louis Cardinals Whitey Kurowski al Javery Boston Braves Lou Klein Kurowski Kirby Higbee Rube Melton Brooklyn Dodgers Stan Musial Si Johnson Philadelphia Parry Walker

Junior colleges ban intercollegiate sports in Mississippi

Mississippi Junior College association votes to ban intercollegiate competition for the duration. The ban excludes intramural programs. Senior state colleges already restricted sports, with several junior colleges named among those affected across Summit Raymond Wesson Ellisville Scoubia Perkinston Meridian Decatur Moorhead Senatobia Popierville Goodman Newton Mathison Brookhaven.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Junior College Association Knox M. Broom Broom Raymond State College Board Millsaps Mississippi College Clinton Southwest Summit Hinds Copiah-Lincoln Wesson Jones Ellisville East Mississippi Scoubia Perkinston Meridian East Central Decatur Sunflower Moorhead Northwest Senatobia Pearl River Popierville Holmes Goodman Clark Newton Wood Mathison Whitworth Brookhaven

Esler Boosts Outfit for Sunday Clash at Casino Park

Esler of Alexandria banners a fast improving lineup paced by pitcher Clark and shortstop Girone to meet Selman Field’s squad Sunday afternoon at Casino Park. Key rivals include Blakely and Angello, with Girone the main offensive spark as Clark seeks his return to form against the Missions. The Berths’ Tigers clash in the second game, with gates at 2 30 pm admission 50 cents whites 25 cents children soldiers free. infant note is unrelated in context.

Clark Girone Esler Field of Alexandria Selman Field Casino Park Missions Esler Blakely Angello Thunder Bill Murry Barksdale Wndeaten 313Th Aviation Tigers

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