Americans Named For Wightman Cup Tennis Clash At Wimbledon
Helen Hull Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey are named to lead the United States against England in the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon Friday and Saturday. Jacobs captains the team and will play two singles plus doubles with Palfrey. Carolin Babcock and Josephine Cruickshank join as third singles and second doubles partners. England counters with Dorothy Round, Margaret Scriven, Betty Nuthall, Kitty McKane Godfree, Nancy Lyle, and Evelyn Dearman with two newcomers in the mix. The American lineup mirrors last year’s except for one change, continuing after a 4-3 Forest Hills victory amid lingering betting doubt.
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London
Helen Hull Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Miss Jacobs
United States
Miss Round
Miss Scriven
Miss Palfrey
Marv Heeley
Helen Wills Moody
Wrestling Results From Albany and Three Rivers
Ed Don George of North Java New York upset Gino Garibaldi of St Louis with a 28 51 victory in Albany. In Three Rivers Joe Savoldi defeated Jim Tingus of New York in straight falls.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Don George
North Java
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Three Rivers
Que
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Jim Tingus
New York
Bryant Secures 3 to 1 Victory in Memphis Pitcher Duel
Claiborne Bryant of New Orleans defeats Clay Touchstone of Memphis 3 to 1 after a tight early game. Final line shows New Orleans 000 000 210 and Memphis 100 000 000 with Bryant and George battering Touchstone and Cuoto.
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Memphis
Tenn
Claiborne Bryant
New Orleans
Clay Touchstone
Bryant
George
Touchstone
Cuoto
Travelers Beat Barons in Debut under Monroe
Little Rock defeated Birmingham 7 to 1 as Johnny Monroe started his tenure as Travelers manager. Bill Akers led the offense with four hits including a double and a triple. Kola Sharpe and Carlos Moore shared pitching duties as both teams used unusual lineups due to umpire Williams retiring.
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Barons
Little Rock
Ark
Birmingham
Johnny Monroe
Monroe
Bill Akers
Traveler
Kola Sharpe
Carlos Moore
Baron
Williams
White
Neisler
Nugent
van Grofski
Klein's Homer Wins for Cubs as Lookouts, Vols Split
In Nashville Tennessee the Lookouts beat the Vols 8 to 2 in game one of a doubleheader while the Vols took the nightcap 7 to 6 after a rain delay. Pettit Cohen and Holbrook contributed for Chattanooga in the opener.
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VOLS
Lookouts
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Linke and
Holbrook
Chaplin
Stafford
Wise
Pettit
Cohen and Holbrook
Brillheart
O' Malley
Klein
CUBS
If You Move or Store Your Household Goods Consider
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Faulk-Collier Bonded Warehouses, Inc
Blond Goddess Synopsis of a Yucatan escape tale
Horatio Greene and Juan the Merican boy are sacrificed enabling explorer Frank Grahame and movie star Janice Kent to escape a band of savages. They flee deeper into the interior and discover themselves near the end of an old Mayan road living in a pit like enclosure.
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Horatio Greene
Juan
Frank Grahame
Janice Kent
Yucatan
Frank
Janice
Jungle Crossing Forebodes Peril For Janice and Frank
Exhausted and wounded Frank and Janice struggle through a humid jungle valley in search of an exit. They rescue a fragile plan after resting by a palm log crossing a stream toward a hidden path, aware they may not be alone as dawn breaks.
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Janice
Palm Grove
Frank
Herbert Jensen
Ferriday All-Stars Beat Baton Rouge Sox 10 to 3
Ferriday Louisiana June 13 Special The Ferriday All-Stars defeated the Baton Rouge Black Sox 10 to 3 in a Sunday game after an earlier eleven inning 2-2 tie. Wilson pitched for Ferriday with Twyman catching while Fields pitched for Baton Rouge with Johnson catching. The club will host Winnfield Tigers at Fair Grounds Park next Sunday at 3 15 p m.
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Ferriday
Ferriday All-Stars
Baton Rouge Black Sox
Sox
Wilson
Twyman
Fields
Black Sox
Johnson
Winnfield Tigers
Fair Grounds Park
Indians Beat Red Caps 9 to 4 in Recreation League game
The Indians defeated the Red Caps 9 to 4 as Gene Rush limited the Caps to one hit. Thomas pitched well for the Red Caps, allowing three hits.
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Indians
RED Caps
Recreation League
Gene Rush
Thomas
Primo appears in poor condition ringside report
Edward J. Neil and Alan J. Gould will supervise and write the boxing coverage. Neil will dictate the blow by blow description of the 15 round bout and lead for morning papers. Gould will prepare the over night story for afternoon papers with 12 years of major fight coverage.
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Edward J. Neil
Alan J. Gould
Neil
Gould
Camilli Traded to Phils Fails to Report for Work
Chicago reports that Dolph Camilli, traded to Philadelphia in the Don Hurst deal, did not report to Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson. Camilli has been absent since the Cubs Sunday game with the Reds, and Cubs players say they have not seen him.
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Chicago
Don Hurst
Philadelphia
Cub
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Camilli
Jimmy Wilson
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Wilson
Evangeline League Batter Power in New Iberia and Jeanerette Notes
Batting and pitching lines from the Evangeline League show New Iberia and Jeanerette teams posting midseason numbers. Battery pairings list Gore, Baker, Braley and Camalo for one lineup while Smith, Pair and Gau treaux appear for another, with assorted infield and outfield players referenced alongside sparse scores.
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Gore
Baker
Braley
Camalo
Smith
Pair
Gautreaux
May Share Fortune of Indian Oil Heir
Jimmy Barnett an Indian farmer from Henryetta Oklahoma was named as a potential heir to a 4 million dollar oil fortune left by his uncle Jackson Barnett world richest Indian who died in California Associated Press Photo
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Jimmy Barnett
Henryetta
Okla
Jackson Barnett
California
Associated Press
West Monroe election reelects Mayor Bell and aldermen
In West Monroe the Democratic mayor C. C. Bell was reelected with 127 votes and the five Democratic aldermen won with 124 each. Voter turnout was light with precinct tallies at city hall 48, Corner Service 43, and Haile's Grocery 26 for Bell and 33 for other candidates.
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C. C. Bell
West Monroe
Haile’s Grocery
Auto license found in Arkansas identified
Police report states 1934 Arkansas automobile license No. 49-836 was found locally about a week ago and is being kept at the police headquarters. The finding was reported Wednesday by police.
YESTERDAY'S STARS Highlights in Baseball and Track
Highlights from yesterday show Mel Ott driving in four for the Giants with a triple and a double. Tommy Bridges and Bud Tinning earn mentions. Danny Taylor leads the Dodgers with four hits and four RBIs. Paul Dean scatters 13 hits for his seventh win. Duncan McNaughton seeks a PhD after Olympic high jump glory, Roy Connatser stars for Alabama with few errors and strong batting.
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Pepper Martin
Paul Dean
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Boston Braves
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Martin
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Critz
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Wee
Ott
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Frey
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Watkins
Ryan
Crutz
Koenig
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Hite
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Rigler
Magerkurth
Associated Press
Mel Ott
Giants
Reds
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Red Sox
Bud Tinning
Cubs
Phillies
Danny Taylor
Dodgers
Pirates
Boston
Duncan McNaughton
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Knighton Faces Hearing For Assault In District Court
O K Knighton of Brownville stood before Judge David I Garrett in district court to determine if he should be sent to Shreveport for psychiatric observation on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to commit murder. Knighton refused to undergo observation and remains jailed without bond. The complaint dates to June 7 and names Louis Rinehart as the alleged complainant. The case arose from an attack Knighton is accused of. A university baseball note interrupts the report mentioning Alabama will lose only three regular players to graduation.
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Brownville
Shreveport
David I. Garrett
Knighton
Louis Rinehart
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