Monroe Twins Open Series at Forsythe Park Tonight
Monroe hosts El Dorado in Forsythe Park for the first game of a three game set at 8 o'clock. Pop Jackson leads a strengthened El Dorado squad as Monroe aims to rebound from a Mississippi swing with four losses in five games and improve their standings.
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Forsythe Park Tonight
el Dorado Lions
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Jake Baker
Jackson Lands In Third Place Now
In the Cotton States League Jackson moved into third, pushing Monroe down as Baton Rouge held the lead by beating Pine Bluff 3 0. El Dorado edged De Quincy 9 to 8 after a late rally, while De Quincy had led in the sixth with a five run burst before El Dorado’s eight inning outburst. Today’s games: Pine Bluff at Jackos, at Monroe, De Quincy at Rouge.
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Monroe
Baton Rouge
Pine Bluff
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de Quincy
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Wrestling Results From Associated Press Across Cities
Ed (Strangler) Lewis of Los Angeles defeated Leo Pinetzki of Poland in 23:26 in Buffalo. Fritz Kley of Germany threw Matros Kirilenko of Russia in 11:43. Ear Mc Cready drew with George Haven in 30:00. Tiny Roebuck drew with Benny Ginsberg at 0:00. Don George threw Alan Eustace in Camden 63:43. Charley Strack threw Rex Smith in 16:49. Gus Sonnenberg beat Pat Fraley in Pittsfield with Fraley unable to continue after the first fall at 41:00. Henri Deglane won both falls against Leo Numa in Montreal. Jose Dominguez defeated Pat McGill, Fred Meyers and Raoul Simon registered a win in New York bouts. Dick Shikat beat Steve Znoski in 32:00. Bill Middlekauff drew with Babe Caddock in 20:00.
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Los Angeles
Leo Pinetzki
Poland
Fritz Kley
Germany
Matros Kirilenko
Russia
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Oklahoma
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New York
Tiny Roebuck
Benny Ginsberg
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North Java
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Dick Shikat
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Bill Middlekauff
Florida
Babe Caddock
Nebraska
Baseball roundup highlights strong pitching and timely hitting
Roger Cramer drove out six straight singles against White Sox pitching. Vernon Gomez held the Browns to three hits and fanned eight to win his 13th game. Buddy Myer homered with one on to beat the Indians. Joe Stripp singled in the seventh to drive in a run that beat the Pirates. Tom Zachary pitched 11 innings for the Braves to beat the Reds.
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Reds
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John Collins
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Managers’ Association
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Jimmie Foxx
Chicago
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Wes Ferrell
Washington
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Cubs
Red Lucas
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Charlie Root
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Ellsworth Vines Struggles With Form at Wimbledon Debut
Ellsworth Vines, the American tennis champion, showed erratic play in his Wimbledon opening match, beating E Plaix 7-5 6-3 6-4 but failing to peak. Other Americans like Wood Mangin Cochet Borotra advanced, while Helen Wills Moody and Frank Shields prepared for second round showings.
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Eng
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
E. du Plaix
Harry Hopman
Australia
Sidney B. Wood
Gregory Mangin
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Helen Wills Moody
Fraulein M. R. Couquerque
Holland
Frank Shields
Pierre Grandguillot
Egypt
John van Ryn
C. H. Kingsley
England
Wilmer Allison
G. E. Tuckett
H. S. Burrows
Wood
J. H. Wheatcroft
Mangin
Clifford Sproule
Clarks Livens Up Sunday Win Over Twin City Travelers
The Clarks Lumberjacks defeated the Twin City Travelers of Monroe 5 to 4 in a 10 inning game. It was the third meeting of the season with Clarks taking two. Key moments included late scoring and standout pitching, with home runs by Stone and Delcore and a tight defensive effort.
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Boxers Schmeling Sharkey Title Fight Prompts Chicago Distance
Henry McLemore writes from Chicago about the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. He jokes Chicago is 919 miles from the fight hole and mocks sports hype and public curiosities, noting radio round-by-round coverage will be blocked by distance.
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Lydia Pinkham
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Tennis Tourney in Chicago opens with seed battles
In Chicago the Western singles championships begin with seeds facing heavy action. George Lott, tired from travel and a five set match with Frankie Parker, sits out for two or three matches today. Parker, age 16, storms into round three by beating Ed Tieman of Hammond Indiana and Bob Becker of Chicago. Lester Stoeffen of Los Angeles and Junior Coen of Kansas City win decisive results, while several seeds have byes.
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Missouri Pacific Boosters to host Holsum Bakers game
The Missouri Pacific Boosters will play the Holsum Bakers at the Missouri Pacific diamond back of the booster hall at 5 p m today. A good game is anticipated.
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Major League Leaders Summary by Player
Major League leaders listed by batting runs and hits for both leagues. Highlights include P Waner Pirates and Klein Phillies leading in multiple categories, with significant figures like Foxx Athletics and Ruth Yankees in batting, home runs, and RBIs. Pitching leaders Swetonic Pirates and Gomez Yankees noted.
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Cardinals
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Red Sox eye record for most losses in a season
The Boston Red Sox stand a strong chance to break the American League record for losses after an 11 win 47 loss start. Manager Marty McManus was involved in a dugout incident after a 6 to 4 opening loss to Detroit as the Yankees widened their lead in the league.
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Monarchs Claim Final Home Win Over Elite Giants
The Monroe Monarchs beat the Nashville Elite Giants 6 to 4 to lead the Negro Southern League, with Morney angling two triples and a double as Red Parnell’s diving catch preserved the lead. Morris pitched six-plus, Cannon took the loss. Final home series before July 4, next against the Memphis Red Sox.
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Natchez Golf Club to Meet Municipal Players Sunday
Natchez Golf Club players will travel here Sunday to face Municipal Golf Club in an inter-city match. The event is a return engagement announced by Lund Harper Municipal professional. Play will start about 10 a.m. with an amateur professional match planned around 2 p.m.
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Gene Sarazen Triumphs at British Open Championship
The article details Gene Sarazen's decisive victory at the British Open in Sandwich with a record 283, crediting his meticulous training and smart equipment tweaks. It notes his February Tampa Gasparilla performance, his heavier clubs, the 30-ounce custom driver, and relentlessly practicing in snow or rain to suit British conditions.
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