Nevada Wildcat Edges Italian in Rough Wrestling Match
Roy Reynolds the Nevada Wildcat defeated Tony Bernardi in two falls to one at the natatorium. Bernardi opened with a chin lock and a short arm scissors, while Reynolds used his 25 pound edge to crawl outside bounds and win with three flying mares and a headlock in the decisive rounds.
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Tony Bernardi
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Tony
Oakland
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Jackson Defeats Baton Rouge In Eighth 6 to 4
Jackson, Miss. defeated Baton Rouge 6 to 4 in eight innings. Concaster homered, Bobo had three hits and drove in two, while Burke earned the win with Rouprich, enabling Jackson to break a tie in the eighth with two hits and a pass.
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Baton Rouge
Miss
Brewer
Palsgrove
Rouprich
Bork
Concaster
Bobo
Abrahoa Een
Ee Metals
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Anita
Rich
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O'Neil
Conaster
Huteson
Mpires
McDonald
Levine
Grange to Return to Bears Gridiron
CHICAGO June 20 Red Grange former Illinois star known as Galloping Ghost will haunt professional football grids for the Chicago Bears next season after signing a contract.
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Bear
Chicago
Red Grange
University of Illinois
Chicago Cars
Drillers Set for Three Game Series at Home
The Monroe Drillers travel to Alexandria today for the final three games of the first half. In a crippled state, they face Reds led by Bad News Hale, with El Dorado Lions visiting Monroe Sunday to meet the Drillers at Forsythe Park. The club seeks a large crowd for a strong send off into the second half.
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Monroe Drillers
Alexandria
Drillers
Reds
Hale
el Dorado Lions
Monroe
Forsythe Park
Laurel Wins Third Straight In Thirteenth From Lake Charles
Laurel defeats Lake Charles 4 to 3 in 13 innings as Lundell scores after tripling. Lee pitched well for Laurel with Senders driving in two runs and a key shoestring catch by Wilder. Lake Charles tied the game at 3 in the sixth before the overtime score.
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Lake Charles
Baton Rouge
Bingham
Lundell
Lee
Crawford
Senders
Wilder
Winsett
Han Sanders
Distell
Dorley
OS McCall
Barnhart
Payne
Cheden
Fermer
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Simmient
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Chinen
Idea
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Simmons
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Glass
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Landell
Sanders
Lake
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Parnhart
McCall
Germany and England Placed in 1929 Davis Cup European Final
Paris joinrey reports the European zone final may feature Germany versus England. Semifinals opened with Germany facing Czechoslovakia and England meeting Hungary as Germany impresses as the season’s surprise so far.
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Germany
England
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Tractor Blaze Injures Crew Member On Sterlington Road
J. W. Riels, 41, suffered severe burns on his left side while trying to extinguish a fire caused by a Stovall Drilling tractor on Sterlington road. He moved a gasoline can from the burning machine about 6 p.m. and was taken to St. Francis sanitarium for treatment.
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J. W. Riels
Stovall Drilling Company
Sterlington Road
Riels
St. Francis Sanitarium
Halas Reinstates Illini Star as Bears Return
George Halas brings back the former Illinois star who broke into professional football with the Bears in 1926. After starting with the Bears in 1926 he spent 1926 and 1927 as manager of the New York Yankees and retired from action last season due to a knee injury.
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George Halas
Bears
Illini
New York Yankees
The Rejuvenated Uhle 1929 Spring Hall of Fame Hurling
George Uhle, now with the Detroit Tigers, shows confidence in his arm after being traded from Cleveland. He visits managers to prove readiness and predicts a strong season, maintaining his reputation as a top class pitcher.
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King Features Syndicate Inc
Quinn Hall
George Uhle
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
George
Ain
Speed City
Harris
Uhle
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Bam
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Varsity Race and pennant chase dominate East news
The week centers on Harvard and Yale facing off on the Thames with Yale favored in the four mile race while the Yankees contend with the Athletics in a critical three day six game span. Baseball notes highlight Uhle and Ruth rivalry and the Detroit upgrade fueling a hot start.
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Associated Press
New York
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Yankees
Columbia
Cornell
California
Poughkeepsie
Max Schmeling
Pauline Azacudun
Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Winged Foot
Notice of Filing of Final Account
Succession of Phillip Rizmo deceased No 2630 in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court calls creditors and interested parties to show cause within ten days why the final account by Mrs Katie Graffo Rizzo administratrix should not be approved and funds distributed. Witnesses Judge Percy Sandel and J T Shell on June 19 1929. Deputy Clerk Leon H Pooler seal. June 20-24-28.
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Phillip Rizmo
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Henery
Katie Graffo Rizzo
Percy Sandel
J. T. Shell
Leon H. Pooler
McHenry
Montgomery, Lamkin & Lester
Allys
Parish bids on cementing materials sought by Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish will receive bids until eleven oclock A M for cementing sand clay and gravel mixes with at least 50 percent gravel and no more than 20 percent sand. Bids cover six months from award and are on a unit price per cable yard of 3600 pounds F C B pit. Parish Engineer and Police Jury president sign bid notice with dates June 20 to July 2.
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Ouachita
L’riee
Monroe Gun Club Meet Scheduled Friday Afternoon
The Monroe Gun Club will hold its weekly trap shooting meet Friday at 4 30 p m on city property near the public grounds. About 27 members participate with D Curtis Smith as president J G Bell vice president and J R Newsom as secretary and treasurer. Last week's scores ranged up to 48 of 50 with A M Wills leading. others included Bell Thompson Presley Liner Woods Quinn Newsom Mims Yancey McCaleb Warren and Smith.
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Monroe Gun Club
Leral
D. Curtis Smith
J. G. Bell
J. R. Newsom
A. M. Wills
C. Thompson
H. L. Presley
J. C. Liner
R. L. Woods
Henry Quinn
J. L. Newsom
D. R. Mims
E. R. Yancey
Francis McCaleb
J. L. Warren
Panama bantamweight Al Brown named world champ by NY athletic board
Chicago June 20 Al Brown the spidery Panama bantamweight is called defending bantamweight world champion by the New York state athletic commission though the National Boxing Association holds no title in the 118 pound class. PAUL Prehn NA president said they recognize no current champion and plan elimination contests to determine a holder.
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Associated Press
Chicago
al Brown
Panama
York State Athletic Comm
Tional Boxing Association
Paul Prehn
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