Monroe White Sox and Hot Springs split doubleheader
The Monroe White Sox and Hot Springs Bathers divided a Sunday doubleheader here, with Monroe winning 8 to 6 in the opener as they rallied in the late innings, and Hot Springs taking the nightcap after overcoming a late lead. The series result kept Monroe even with Hot Springs in the four games here as they head to Pine Bluff. Mayhew, Pruitt, Jones, and Haynes featured in key plays for Monroe, while Gardella and Baynes powered Hot Springs with late homer drives and solid pitching by Perry and Newhouser.
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Spectator notes mix of sports and politics in New York area
A collage of sports figures and events is sketched with tongue in cheek as Sammy Snead and Tony Galento draw attention, Hank Greenberg faces crowd reactions, and mentions of Derby style races and possible training offers. The column cites various figures and oddities without a single cohesive story.
Southeast region brief notes on plans and veterans
A fragmented note references Pane JareA and Pal M t plan or planchar d and Veters. Mentions Grarioan and Tyo var in unclear context. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
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Panes Jarea
Tyo
Standings and results from yesterday's games across multiple cities
Yesterday's results show Clarksdale leading with 12-1 and Monroe at 8-2 while Hot Springs stands 6-4 and Greenwood lingers at 7-10. Various matchups include Philadelphia 5-1 and Cincinnati 3-8, with New York 7-5 and Chicago 3-5. Additional notes reference teams such as Little Rock, Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashville, Tulsa, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City with scores and listings of players and venues.
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Clarksdale
Greenville
Monroe
Hot Springs
Helena
Greenwood
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
St. Louisa
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Tulsa
San Antonio
Olsen
Jones
Castro
Wagener
Cox
Swift
San Antona
Lahti Stefani
McCaskill
Tieve
Huffman
Brooklyn Nets Dodgers win series over Reds in extra innings
Brooklyn takes a split with Cincinnati as two feverish extra inning games captivate Ebbetts Field. Attendance hits 35,293 with Dodgers within 1 1/2 games of second place as Brooklyn and Cincinnati split.
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Brooklyn
Ites County
New York
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbetsfield
Cincinnati
Dodgerites
Abbeville Area Yeatardlass Game Results
Scores from Abbeville and nearby towns show Lake Charles and Rayne contests with Jeanerette New Iberia Lafayette and Alexandria teams. Notable pairings include Peterman and Gleason versus Brown and Callender and Fletcher and Richards with Rayne contributions. final tallies include 8 to 24 and 2 to 8 style lines.
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Iberia
Jeanerette
Peterman
Gleason
Brown
Callender
Beverly Nabors Wins Golf Title in Historic Long Match
Beverly Nabors of Baton Rouge defeated Hob Glover of Lafayette to win the Louisiana amateur golf championship in a 39 hole final, the longest in the 40 year history of the tournament. Glover led in the morning. Nabors rallied with five birdies finishing with a par on the 34th to claim victory.
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Beverly Nabors
Hob Glover
Lafayette
Glover
Nabors
Husky
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Paul Lee
Golfers Wood Nelson Tie In Open Playoff
Craig Wood and Byron Nelson settle for 68s in a one hole playoff for the national open title. Denny Shute exits after posting 76 and failing to continue.
Vander Meer Leads Reds Past Bees in Two-Run Victory
Johnny Vander Meer pitched a two run game to beat the Boston Bees. The event appears in a sports mirror noting past performances and era context with contemporary teammates and teams.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Necinnatrenkie Southpac
Boston Bees
United States
Helen Jacobs
Laray Palfrey Farran
Dering
Fee
Chuck Gardiner
Chicago Blackhawks
Winnipeg
Baseball Individual Leaders Summary
The report lists top performers in the National and American leagues including Arnovich McCormick and Goodman Cincinnati with high batting and RBI totals, Camills Lombardi and McCormick leading home runs, and Wyatt Derring er Brooklyn with 5 0 pitched wins. Greenberg Detroit dominates batting and home runs with 45 runs and 15 homers. Greenberg also leads in doubles.
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Philadelphia
McCormick
Cincinnati
Werber
Frey
Goodman
Martin
Herman
Chicago
Camills
Brooklyn
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Higgins
Detroit
McQuinn
St. Louis
Greenberg
Cramer
Boston
Dickey
New York
Case
Washington
Williams
Rolfe
Travis
Walker
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Southern Association sees pitching shine in double bill slow Sunday
The Southern loop slowed after elbow grease before a Sunday doubleheader with unusual lack of home runs. Frank Gabler debuted for Atlanta allowing five Nashville hits in a 4 1 win as Atlanta also shut out the second game. Dean Birmingham blanked Little Rock and Knoxville edged Chattanooga 5 4 before nightcap shutout 4 0 as New Orleans halted streaks.
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Southern Association
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St. Paul
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Nashville
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Birmingham
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Tory Streak
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al Brazie
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Henry
American Polo Squad Beats British in New York Match
Tommy Hitchcock stars as the American polo team beats the British 9 to 4 at Westbury. Hitchcock sets up shots for Kipps and scores himself, lifting the cup to make Sunday's bout a mere formality for the 21,000 crowd.
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Tommy Witchecock
Tennyson
Tommy
America
Polo
Hime
Hitchcock
Old Westebury
Hitche Lack and Company
Hitchecock
Chukker
Winston Guest
Mike Phipps
Kipps
Phipps
Guest
Stew Iglehart
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