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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
5
standings show Jonesboro Texarkana Monroe Fort Smith and Hot Springs near top with 4 4 500 records. game summaries note Texarkana 9 2 over Monroe 8 4 with Blanchfield power and homers by Blanchfield Besse. Jonesboro 3 Hot Springs 1. Fort Smith 1 Helena 0.
Washington and New York again split a doubleheader in New York. In the first game Washington built leads but fell 6 to 4 with Hughes and Gray sharing pitching duties for Washington and Street, Warhop and Klein handling the New York battery. In the second game New York won 3 to 0 as Hughes Altrock and Street combined for the mound work while Manning and Bliss provided run support.
Galveston defeated Shreveport 8 to 2. San Antonio split with Oklahoma City 7 to 6 in the opener and 4 to 6 in the second. Waco beat Dallas 4 to 1. Houston edged Fort Worth 4 to 3 in 13 innings.
In Mobile, June 21, Mobile defeated Atlanta in the sixth inning after Winter misplayed Thornton’s line drive, with singles by Sabie and Knight’s errors contributing. Waton’s sacrifice fly added another run as Mobile posted 4 runs on 6 hits while Atlanta managed 2 runs on 2 hits.
Frail early innings put Little Rock ahead with a 1 run in 3rd before Hart allowed multiple hits. Sas Te Montz held the line as Little Rock slid 6 to 1, with Folbre exiting after five batters and Hart yielding the runs.
In a listless contest Pittsburg toppled Philadelphia 5 to 3 as Liefield left in the seventh after a triple, with Frock finishing. Pittsburg will not play tomorrow to honor late Georg Dovey, Boston owner. Score by innings shows Pittsburg 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 9? misprint. Officials note all NL games tomorrow are postponed for Dovey funeral in Philadelphia at 2 PM attended by NL presidents and club leaders.
Notice filed with Monroe Louisiana City Council to open a bar room at 111 North Grand Street. Dated June 22 1909. John Brennan Liquor Co Ltd, by Louis J Gimler president. Also notice for another license at 501 DeSiard Street in Monroe Louisiana dated June 22 1909.
A petition has been filed with Monroe Louisiana city council seeking permission to open a bar room or drinking saloon at 224 DeSiard Street. The notice lists petitioner Ed Mounger.
Gentle Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as a mild liquid laxative tonic for women and children. Claims soothe constipation, torpid liver, and digestive complaints with pleasant taste and no need for harsh purgatives. Free test bottle offered by mail before purchasing from a druggist.
In a June 21 American League doubleheader, Boston nosed ahead 6-5 in game one as errors and timely hits carried the win. Wood limited Philadelphia to two hits in game two, a 4-12 setback for the visitors as Boston outplayed them on both sides.
Detroit pitchers held St. Louis scoreless until Criss pinch hit for Graham in the seventh. Donovan pitched well as Detroit won 2 to 0 with scoring by innings showing St. Louis 000 060 062 and Detroit 000 001 001.
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