Twelve Frame Tie Ends With Meridian Win In Twelfth
Monroe and Meridian battled twelve innings with Meridian scoring the decisive run when Madura line drove to left after two were aboard at second. Dixie Carroll pitched well for Monroe, three hits allowed until the sixth. West led Monroe with three hits and outfield plays highlighted the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Hollingsworth
Meridian
Miss
Monroe
Metro Crew
Ritchie
Madura
Dixie
Carroll
Simon
Drillers
Craig
Morris
West
Patterson
Wolf
Golby
Smit
Roberts
Wilorey
Dixie’s Luck: Monroe Triumphs Over Meridian in Low-Scoring Brawl
Monroe edges Meridian 2 to 2 in a tense game with two base hits by West Cerisi Ritchie and three by Morris Craig. West Roberts Morris steal twice as Wolf Patterson Carroll combine for the pitching, time two hours, umpires Kroh.
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Monroe
West
Cerisi
Ritchie
Morris
Craig
Golby
Smith
Roberts
Wolf
Patterson
Carroll
Parker
Dockery
Kroh
H PO Morris
Albrecht
Lf Wise
Moore
Hamilton
Madura
Simons
Smith Ri
Olf
Cape
Hav A Tampa Triumphs Over Monroe Grocers in City League
Hav A Tampa defeated the Monroe Grocers 15 to 4 in a seven inning City League game at Forsythe Park. Errors by the Grocers fueled an early Hav A Tampa rally as the first eight batters reached safely. Proceeds from attendance benefited the M E church Y W M A and no other games were scheduled before next Wednesday.
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Hav-A-Tampa
Monroe Grocers
Forsythe Park
Grocers
Havas
Bob” Harmon
Harmon
Clark
Meredith
Smith
Pages
McDaniels
M. E. Church Y. W. M. A
May Select Hornsby as Cardinal Director
ST LOUIS June 12 By A P Manager Rogers Hornsby purchases a substantial block of Cardinal stock once owned by Branch Rickey who he succeeded as manager. The move likely leads to Hornsby being elected a director at the December annual meeting. President Sam Breeden would not reveal the stock amount but denied Hornsby bought all Rickey holdings.
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St, Louis
A. P
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
Branch Rickey
Hornsby
Sam Breardon
Rickey
Former Grid Coach to Instruct New York Police
Big Bill Edwards, long involved in football as a player referee and coach, is appointed proxy for New York’s new police academy. He plans to study Princeton’s program from President Hibben as he helps teach cops to shoot straight and advance police training.
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New York
Big Bill Edwards
Princeton
New Police Academy
Hibben
Big Bill
Internal Revenue
Gaynor
Hole Nine Proves Toughest On Baton Rouge Course
Hole No. 9 at Baton Rouge Country Club challenges players with a 165 yard ditch crossing and a pitched terrace approach. The nine hole course features a 520 yard longest green and 150 yard shortest, with par 36. Notable members include former Governor Pleasant and Langdon Laws. club professional is Fred Knight.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
Baton Rouge Country Club
Ciiter
Harmer
Governor Pleasant
Langdon Laws
Marion Scobell
Joe Brunot
Charles P. Manship
Eugene Caudescuss
Fred Knigtt
Thaw protest over rumors of visits to cabarets
Harry K. Thaw denounces stories of his cabaret visits and press agents as sensationalist. Will Rogers allegedly presented Thaw to Tris Speaker on a Follies stage, Thaw says the act was misrepresented and not rude behavior.
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New York
A. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Will Rogers
Tris Speaker
Tris
Thaw
Dundee Terris Battle Card Delayed Opening Night
The postponed 15 round bout between Johnny Dundee and Sid Terris in New York lightweights will headline the delayed opening of the new Coney Island stadium tonight.
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Johnny Dundee
Sid Terris
New York
Coney Island Stadium
When Ouimet Refused to Crack in 1913 Open
Francis Ouimet, famed for his 1913 Open win, faced a dramatic moment in a Philadelphia amateur championship match with Willie Hunter. After a tense hole, Ouimet maneuvered his ball from under a bush, kneeling with his caddie clearing branches, and emerged two up as Hunter faltered.
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David J. Walsh
Ouimet
Francis Ouimet
Vardon and
Ray
Willie Hunter
Hunter
Major League Stars Shine as Veterans Lead Wins
In New York on June 12 veteran sluggers like Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Eddie Collins Zach Wheat Jacques Fournier and Ken Williams sparked wins while Babe Ruth hit his first homer of the season in a late surge but Speaker already sealed Cleveland’s 4 to 1 triumph with a three RBI blast. Williams also tied for home run honors with Bom Meuser of the Yankees.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Eddie Collins
Zach Wheat
Jacques Fournier
Ken Williams
Babe Ruth
Speaker
Babe
Tris
Cleveland
Williams
Bom Meuser
Yankees
Sunday Baseball Scores Highlight Early 20th Century Action
The report notes Red Sox edges Browns 9 to 7 with strong pitching and timely hits. Wheat and JYournier spark Robins against Cardinals by seventh inning rally. Fournier closes the Browns game with a four play sequence. Ty Cobb leads Detroit in a high batting pace as Senators fall 7 to 4 with Johnson exiting mound. Mackmen upset by Chicago 6 to 5. Six explode on Rommel with a five run third inning.
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Tir Bagger
Red Sox
Browns
Wheat
Jyournier
Robins
Cardinals
Speaker
Williams Fournier
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Senators
Walter Johnson
Mackmen
Chicago
Eddie Rommel
Ouimet Seals Victory After Narrow Golf Duel
In a tense match Ouimet gains advantage on the back nine as Hunter misses several chances. Ouimet finally secures a half on the last hole to clinch the win over Hunter. Also notice of a stockholders meeting for The Consolidated Ice Company in Monroe Louisiana on June 24 1925 at 10 am.
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Consolidated Ice Company
Monroe
Louisiana
FE. Fudickar
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Bobby Jones
Selz
Wiers
Guiley
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T. Malouf
Palm Beach
D. Masur & Sons
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Burg Clothing Company
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