Baton Rouge Highlanders Edge Monroe Drillers 4 3 in Protest
Sam Scalings single in the ninth drove Lewis home to lift the Baton Rouge Highlanders over Monroe 4 3 in a game played under protest after Umpire Welch ruled Joe Martina out for bunting. Martina and Bates starred in a pitching duel before Baton Rouge rallied for the winner.
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Carnera Godfrey bout teased as boxing fans expect big Philadelphia clash
Promoters hype Primo Camera versus George Godfrey in a ten round Philadelphia event with high attendance expected. A malicious insider predicts Camera will win on points but warns of possible scams and confirms both fighters bring color and public interest despite expectations of a tame, level bout.
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Southern Association Lite Rock Report Summary
The fragment lists schools and players across teams including Moore Eckert Barnabee Shinault Milstead Moore and names such as Messenger Gregory Fol Howard Vogt Barrett Glazner and Anderson. It references Nashville and numbers like 30S 085 600 2600 329 and 43x-15 13 suggesting scores or codes from a sports ledger.
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Monroe Monarches Fall In Game 4 After Hot Week
After a victorious week on the diamond, the Monroe Monachs suffer a fourth loss in a row. Details remain unclear as the report focuses on the disappointing outcome and lingering questions for the team and fans.
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Saunders Beaten by Louisiana Mill Team in Bastrop
Louisiana Millers defeat Clarence Saunders nine of Monroe 7 to 1 Sunday afternoon on four homers by Oslin Benny, Mitchell, Zarko and Yearwood. Armhurst pitched scoreless frames after initial run. Saunders left with eight runners left on base.
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Week end Sports in Brief reprise winners list
Seligson wins eastern intercollegiate singles title over Clifford Sutter. Shields defeats Mercur for Delaware turf court title. Wilmer Hines beats Gus Feuer to claim mid Atlantic singles. Glenna Collett wins Allegheny club invitation with 36-hole 160. Emmett Spicer takes Southern amateur title over Blair. McCarthy retains metropolitan amateur crown over Miller-Jones. Fils de la Lune wins grand steeplechase de Paris. Snowflake wins Illinois Oaks. Equipoise dominates juvenile stakes. Jack High beats Sortie in Brookdale handicap. Hack Wilson hits 21st homer. Cantlon wins 100-mile auto race. Greentree polo loses to Eastcott. Fleet of 40 yachts sails to Bermuda. Yale claims intercollegiate polo title over Princeton.
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Robins Still Furnishing Surprise in Major Leagues
Brooklyn Robins cling to first place in the National League as they win three straight while Chicago Cubs falter behind by 2 1/2 games after an 8-2 loss to the Boston Braves. Babe Herman Johnny Frederick pace Brooklyn with the long ball in a late rally.
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Hurling Duel Delivers Close Texas League Start
In the Texas League first games Wichita Falls defeats Beaumont 6 to 5 after a late rally. Dallas Ketchum drives Beaumont while Vincent and Bradbury top Wichita Falls. Fort Worth down San Antonio 18 to 7 with Clarkson O'Connell delivering strong pitching. Umpire call prevents extras as clubs set rematch for 3:30 PM.
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Chicks Gain Over Pell By Victory
The Memphis Chicks defeated Chattanooga twice 18 to 8 and 4 to 3 to widen their lead over New Orleans in the Southern Association standings to two and a half games. The Lookouts had 16 of 34 hits in the opener, while two big Memphis innings produced six and five runs respectively. In Atlanta, the Crackers out hit New Orleans 15 to 13 but scored in only two innings as New Orleans-Pelicans won 15 to 7.
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Record entry at Ark Net Tourney in Fort Smith
The Arkansas State Tennis Association tournament opens in Fort Smith with a record entry list. Notable entrants include Wray D. Brown of St Louis, Missouri Valley singles champion. doubles contenders Bill Hughes and Jimmy Durham of Memphis. and Arch Holder of Shreveport, reigning singles champion.
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Volunteers Rout Little Neck and Other Baseball Notes
Per third baseman tore pounded out five hits and drove in four runs. Jay Partridge hit his 20th homer of the season and Dumas also connected for Nashville as the Vols beat Little Neck 13 to 8. Traveler pitchers allowed 16 hits while Milstead showed steady form. Koster homered with bases loaded in the sixth. Mobile built a six run lead and beat Birmingham 9 to 5 in the first game, then the Barons won the nightcap 10 to 8 with seven runs in the fourth. Sturdy Weis and Chapman homered in the opener.
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Spug Vigeriado Set to Clash With Manteris in Featherweight Bout
About two hundred local fans watched Spug Vigeriado train at the Qua chita Recreation Parlor as he prepares for a ten round featherweight bout with American Legion champion Harry Manteris of Mississippi. Vigeriado, 123 pounds, backs his left jab as his key for victory while Manteris, around 126 pounds, eyes a longer fight.
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San Antonio Threat Emerges in Texas League Standings
San Antonio Indians surge with seven straight wins, bolstered by new pitchers Lucas and Leslie after Jim Chaplin sale. Panthers and Fort Worth split results as Dallas Steers dominate Waco with 26 hits, and Houston Shreveport split games.
Wimbledon Opens With 23 Nations Represented
Twenty three nations are represented in the opening of the Wimbledon tennis championship with Henri Cochet and Mrs Helen Wills Moody as defending champions and top seeds. Eight Americans enter the men’s singles and six in the women’s singles including Tilden Lott Allison Doeg Bell Mangin McAuliff Van Ryn Moody Jacobs Greer Palfrey Palfrey Cross.
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