Metros Top Drillers 4-3 in Eighth In Meridian
Meridian, Miss June 13 Lefty Thomas held the Drillers scoreless until the eighth frame when the Metros surged for four runs to win four to three. Golby doubled to start the eighth, Burris singled, Wise and Albrecht contributed timely hits as Rob erts and Hamilton scored on misplays. Craig turned in a sensational defensive play in the fourth. Covington sidelined with a rib injury. Cook to pitch today.
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Miller Hollingsworth
Meridian
Miss
Thomas
Metros
Drillers
Golby
Burris
Johnston
Ritchie
Wise Oy
Pirate
West
Moore
Roberts
Dockery
Hamilton
Wise
Simon
Monroe
Albrecht
Ceresi
Craig
Covington
Cook
Baseball recap notes from game with mixed stats
Hamilton 2 base hits with Golby, Wise Roberts and Patterson scoring. Thomas allowed two walks and struck out three times. Pitcher Thomas struck out three, Patterson once. Moore and Ceresi hit by pitches. Umpire Kroh officiated the 1:45 game.
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Hamilton
Golby
Wise Roberts
Thomas
Patterson
Moore
Ceresi
Kroh
Pelicans Maintain Lead With Ninth Inning Rally
New Orleans beat Nashville 4 to 3 in ten innings to extend its three game edge in the Southern Association. Atlanta fell to Little Rock 9 to 2 as Chattanooga, Birmingham and Memphis split doubleheader results with tight pitching and steady hitting.
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Atlanta
A. P
New Orleans
Southern Association
Nashville
Atlants
Little Rock Club
Velleans
Garrison
Pelicans
Eicchrodt
Nachville
Saladna
Atlana
Little Rovk
Slappey
Fittery
Blackborne
Chattanooga
Mobie
Cunningham
Birmingham
Memphis
Moss
Barons
Triple Tie Hopes in Southern Association Hitting Race
The Southern Association sees a three way battle for the hitting crown as Gulley from Lik leads week with Red Smith of Atlanta and Anderson of Chattanooga. Galley tops total bases with 154 and is second in home runs with 10. Cullop has 12 homers. Frankie Speller of Atlanta has 56 runs, Bagby of Atlanta has six straight wins. Other leaders include Good Atlanta, Eichrodt Nashville, Tolson Nashville, Strohm Nashville, Jeanes Birmingham, and Taylor Memphis.
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Frankie Speller
Atlanta
Stewart
Birmingham
Bagby
Eichrodt
Nashville
Tolson
Strohm
Jeanes
Taylor
Memphis
Partnership Dissolution Notice of Drs Newton Wright and Wolff
Notice to the public that the partnership of Drs Newton Wright and Wolff dissolves by mutual consent and will take effect on June 1 1925. Dated May 18 1925. Signed by J Newton M D G W Wright M D J Wolff M D with dates May 19 22 26 28 and June 2 4 9 13 16 18.
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Drs
M. D. G. W. Wright
J. Wolff
M. D
Absence Notice From City Official Dr I J Newton
Dr I J Newton announces absence from the city until October and plans to reopen the office after. The notice lists dates May 19 22 26 28 June 2 4 9 1 15 18 as unavailable periods.
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I. J. Newton
M. D
Meridian and Nearby Scores From Yesterday
Results show Meridian 4 Monroe 3. Vicksburg 0 Hattiesburg 1. Jackson 8 Laurel 44. Brookhaven 5 Alexandria 2. New Orleans 4 Nashville 3. Birmingham 7-0 Memphis 6-5. Chattanooga 9 Mobile 6. Little Rock 9 Atlanta 3. Boston 5 St Louis 2. Philadelphia 1 Chicago 15 New York 2. Cleveland 5 Washington 7 Detroit 2. Pittsburgh 6 New York 2. Chicago 9 Boston 7 Cincinnati 6 Boston 0 Louis 4 Philadelphia 1.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Little Rock
Atlanta
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
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Cincinnati
Louis
Notice of Letters of Administration in Celia Barnes estate
In the Succession of Celia Barnes deceased probate docket No 2386 in Ouachita Fourth District Court Caroline Thornton petitions for letters of administration intestate show cause within ten days why the prayer should not be granted. Judge Percy Sandel presiding June 10 1925 seal Deputy Clerk Leon H Pooler attorneys Dikins and Dawkins.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Celia Barnes
Caroline Thornton
Percy Sandel
A. D
Leon H. Pooler
Dikins and Dawkins
Attys
Hornsby Tops American League Batting Averages
Chicago June 13. Rogers Hornsby leads the major leagues with a .405 average after recent gains and 16 homers. Sammy Hale of the A's tops American League batting at .427 with Red Wingo of Detroit close behind. Other leaders include Bottomley, Wilson, and Burrus, with base stealing races featuring Sparky Adams and Carey.
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Hale
NATS
Chicago
A. P
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Hartnett
Cubs
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Sammy Hale
Connie Mack
Red Wingo
Detroit
Cobb
Heilmann
Harry Rice
St. Louis
Wingo
Rice
Heilman
Simmons
Athletics Star
Mostl
White Sox
The Great Run: Jones and Kiviat Fall Short at Stockholm Mile
In Stockholm 1912 John Paul Jones and Abe Kiviat, each at peak form, failed to win as A N S Jackson of Oxford surged past in the final five yards. Norman Tabor of the United States followed to claim second after a photo finish adjusted the result.
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Davis J. Walsh
Jones
Kiviat
Stockholm
Ted Meredith
Sheppard
Lunghi
Davenport
Caldwell
Hannes Kohlemainen
Finland
Oxford University
England
Norman Tabor
America
Tabor
Joe Stecher Signs for Match with Zbyszko
Joe Stecher the world heavyweight wrestling claimant and former champion Stanislaus Zbyszko have been signed for a finish match in Wichita Kansas on July 4.
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Joe Stecher
Zbyszko
Wichita
Kans
A. P
Stanislaus Zbszko
Chicago Onslaughts Weaken Athletics in First Chicago Boost
Chicago battering left the Athletics badly weakened as 15 hits sparked a 15 to 1 rout in Philadelphia. Eddie Collins led the surge with four hits, while Heimach hurled effectively in his season debut. Washington won 7 2 over Detroit, and Ehmke and Shaute won for Boston and Cleveland respectively. Ruth went hitless again as Speaker homered. National League saw New York fall to Pittsburgh 6 2 and Brooklyn shut out by Cincinnati 4 0 with Rixey on mound.
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Athletics
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Heimach
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Mack
Detroit
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Ehmke
Red Sox
St. Louis
Joe Shaute
New York Yankees
Huggins
Babe Ruth
Tris Speaker
Pirates
Brooklyn
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati
Hubs edge Hill Billy game in pitchers duel
Hattiesburg beat Vicksburg 1 0 on a ninth inning rally after a double by Bobo and a single by Moulton. Laurel Lumberjacks dropped Jackson 8 4 as five runs came in the seventh. Alexandria lost 5 2 at Brookhaven, McElreath homered for the losers. Monroe outpitched Meridian 4 3 with four decisive eighth inning safeties.
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Miss
A. P
Hattiesburg
Bobo
Moulton
Laurel
Jackson
Senators
Meadows
Shatner
Alexandria
Brookhaven
Youngblood
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McElreath
Dundee Weathers Terris To Narrow Victory At Coney Island
Johnny Dundee, in his 15th year and fifth career, fights Sid Terris at Coney Island Stadium. Terris lands repeatedly but Dundee avoids a KO, absorbing punishment through 15 rounds as the veteran refuses to fall.
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New York
A. P
Johnny Dundee
Coney Island Stadium
Sid Terris
Bus Waiting Room 208 So Grand Telephone 7724 251
A terse transit classified item lists a bus waiting room at 208 South Grand with a contact telephone 7724 251. The note provides no additional context or dates. It appears as a brief public notice or roadside listing within the period’s notice columns.
De Paol o Favored to Win Big Race at Altoona Speedway
Peter De Paolo, nephew of Ralph De Palma, is favored to win the 250 mile race at the Altoona board speedway with a $25,000 prize pool. The field includes Tommy Milton Earl Cooper Bennie Hill Harry Hartz and others as speeds exceed 120 mph in practice. Also noted is a stockholders meeting for The Consolidated Ice Company in Monroe Louisiana and a local city grocery sale notice.
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Carl T. Turner
Altoona
Big Board Speedway
American Automobile Association
Peter de Paolo
Ralph de Palma
Speedway
Tommy Milton
Harry Hartz
Bennie Hill
Earl Cooper
Indianapolis
Altoona Board
Duesenberg
Spc
Ial
Miller
Frank Elliott
Leon Duray
Jer. Wonderlich
Peter Kreis
Wade Morton
Bob McDonough
Dave Lewis
Reg. Johnson
R. J
Wm. Shattuck
Fred Comer
Consolidated Ice Company
Monroe
Louisiana
E. Fudickar
North Louisiana Tennis Tournament Set for Monroe
Monroe Anticipates North Louisiana Tennis Tournament on July 3 4 with 75 to 100 entries from Ruston Minden Rayville Arcadia Homer New Orleans Shreveport and Monroe Men’s singles and doubles on the slate Entries open until July 2 at noon with local merchants backing the event and committees appointed to run the meet
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Monroe Tennis Association
Department of Recreation of
Shreveport
Monroe
Isaac Lemle
Grange Tackled by University Transportation Course
Chicago June 13 Harold Red Grange star football back for Illinois was tackled and thrown for a loss by the transportation course in his recent exams. He said he must straighten it out before the football season as he prepared to go to Wheaton Illinois for a summer job as a nice man.
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Chicago
A. P
Harold
Red) Grange
University of Illinois
Grange
Wheaton
Ill
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