Twins and Judges open series delayed by rain in Pine Bluff
Rain halted the opening contest of a four game series between the Monroe Twins and the Pine Bluff Judges in Pine Bluff. Two games scheduled today with Dick Florrich and Jackie Reid to start for the Twins and Alvin Betts with Carroll Danforth for the Judges.
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Jackie Reid
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Carroll Danforth
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Risko Returns with Ghostly Showdown vs Sharkey Rivalry
Johnny Risko revived as a heavyweight threat by defeating Mickey Walker in 12 rounds at Saverland Stadium. Risko, after seven months out, used a 271-pound edge, cut Walker, and left him bleeding as he earned a unanimous decision from referee Freddy Block and two judges.
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Sports scores and upcoming games from Monroe Pine Bluff region
Yesterday results show Jackson 4 El Dorado 8 Baton Rouge 11 DeQuincy 7 in rain. Today schedules include Monroe at Pine Bluff Jackson at El Dorado Baton Rouge at DeQuincy. Pro baseball scores Brooklyn 3 Boston 0 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 4 New York 6 Philadelphia 11 with Chicago St. Louis off.
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Open date basketball games listed for five matchups
Schedule shows five NBA or league games with St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington on the open date.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
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Washington
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Unclear scoreboard pairings for city matchups
The text lists college or city games with scores like Chattanooga 16 Nashville 19 and New Orleans 3 Knoxville 4, Birmingham 7 Atlanta 11, Memphis 9 Little Rock 8, along with matchups Memphis at Little Rock and city pairings New Orleans at Birmingham Chattanooga at Nashville Knoxville at Atlanta.
Local Scores and Schedule Across Texas
Longview 10 San Antonio 4 Tyler 0 4 Galveston 6 1 Dallas Beaumont wet grounds Fort Worth Houston wet grounds Dallas Beaumont Fort Worth Houston Longview San Antonio Tyler Galveston matchups listed with venue conditions indicated by wet grounds.
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Houston
Dallas Tenewene
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Fort Worth
Galveston
Cee Ee Ewe Nee
San Antonio
Tyler Devise Benesvaee
Tyler
Dallas-Beaumont
Fort Worth-Houston
Dallas
Beaumont
Scores From American Association Open Schedule
Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 6 to 13 and Toledo beat Indianapolis 4 to 8 in the only games scheduled.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
International League Scores Quick Update
Baltimore defeated Newark 3 to 4 while Reading routed Jersey City 7 to 4 in the only listed results. No further schedule details were provided.
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International League
Baltimore
Newark
Reading
Jersey City
Twilight League two double headers details
The Twilight league saw two double headers. The Methodist Men win two games, routing Grotto 15–6 and 19–13. Baptist Bible class splits with Missouri Pacific Boosters, beating Roosters 12–7 before Railroaders win 4–2 in the nightcap.
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Missouri Pacific Boosters
Baptist Bible Class
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Grotto
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Roosters
Railroaders
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Lions Club
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Jacobs Protest Sparks Action Over Schmeling Fight
New York officials acknowledged Joe Jacobs protests that Schmeling was robbed in Tuesday’s heavyweight bout. Jacobs as manager and second faced an indefinite suspension while Schmeling and the stable were not penalized. The commission said Jacobs’ actions harmed boxing interests.
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Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
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Russia
Schmeling
Billy McCarney
Recreation League Monkeys Defeat Pirates In Low-Scoring Game
The Monkeys defeated the Pirates 12 to 9 in a Recreation League clash. Both teams committed seven errors, marking a fault-filled contest yesterday.
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Monkeys
Pirates
Meridian players reach Mississippi open tennis semifinals
Semi-finals in the Mississippi state open tennis tournament were played in Meridian with three Meridian competitors John Cannon Martin Barnett and Jim Collins and one Jackson player Wilbur Cotten advancing from quarter-finals to the semis.
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Martin Barnett
Jim Collins
Wilbur Cotten
Oneida Indian Leads Olympic Trials in Decathlon Showdown
Evanston, NL June 25. Wilson Charles, a Oneida athlete who studied at Haskell Institute and the University of New Mexico, surged to the top of the final decathlon trials with 4030 3/16 points. He led rivals Clyde Coffman and Jim Bausch after strong marks in the 100, broad jump, high jump, and 400 meters. Charles faces the 110 meter hurdles, discus, javelin, pole vault, and 1500 meters next, needing standout performances to keep his edge.
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Haskell
Jim Bausch
Kansas City Athletic Club
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Coffman
Wrestling Results From Multiple Cities
Jim Londos of Greece beat Renato Gardini of Italy in Newark at 11:00. Ed Lewis of Kansas defeated Roland Kirchmeyer of Oklahoma in Philadelphia at 58:00. Jack Washburn defeated Pat McGill in Worcester with two straight falls 17:09 and 7:18. George Zarynoff of Russia beat Hans Schroeder of Germany in Salem in three falls 17:00 12:40 and 9:20.
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Renato Gardini
Italy
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Roland Kirchmeyer
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Jack Washburn
Pat McGill
Jim Browning
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Salem
George Zarynoff
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U. S. Aspirants Seek Net Honors at Wimbledon
United States players remain seven strong in Wimbledon singles. Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs survive among women as Sarah Palfrey is eliminated. In men, Ellsworth Vines reaches the quarterfinals with a win over I G Aoki as Sidney Wood and Gregory Mangin face fourth round battles.
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Gregory Mangin
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Wilmer Allison
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American golfers face tough pace in national open lead
At Fresh Meadow Country Club 72 players contested the national open with 36 holes to play. Briton T Phillip Perkins and Argentine Jose Jurado led at 145, aided by Olin Dutra who shot 69 77 to 146, while Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and others trailed at 150 and 152. Johnny Goodman was the lone amateur in the final 36 with 1?
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T. Phillip Perkins
Jose Jurado
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Dutra
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Craig
Batting Leaders Loom This Week
Don Hurst rises to the National League lead with a .375 average, overtaking Paul Waner as Jimmie Foxx keeps the American League edge at .382. Chuck Klein climbs to .362, total hits reach 103, while Foxx strengthens in RBIs and homers. मदद
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Don Hurst
Phillies
Jimmie Foxx
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Paul Waner
Pirates
Foxx
Gerald Walker
Tigers
Chuck Klein
Klein
Ernest Lombardi
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Babe Herman
Reds
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Indians
Campbell
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Jimmie
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O’doul
Dodgers
Herman
Stephenson
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Whitney
Critz
Old whaling town crowns Harvard in regatta on regatta day
In New London Connecticut on June 25 Harvard crew defeated Yale in the four mile race from Bartlett’s Cove to the railroad bridge. Harvard led by a quarter length at the start and pulled away to win by a decisive margin. The victory sends Harvard toward Olympic tryouts at Worcester July 7 8 and 9 as Yale seeks revenge in the sprint.
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Thames
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Yale
Bartlett's Cove
Worcester
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Cambridge
Boxing Night Results Highlight Cleveland and New Jersey Wins
Johnny Risko of Cleveland outpointed Mickey Walker of Rumson New Jersey in a ten round affair. Paul Pirrone stopped Gary Leach of Gary Indiana in one round. Chico Cisneros of Cleveland outpointed Johnny Farr of Cleveland in eight rounds. Stanley Poreda of Jersey City edged Ernie Schaaf of Boston in ten rounds.
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Johnny Risko
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Paul Pirrone
Gary Leach
Gary
Ind
Chico Cisneros
Johnny Farr
West New York
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Grass fire extinguished on DeSiard Street
Firefighters yesterday afternoon controlled a grass fire near the 2800 block of DeSiard Street. Investigators say a weed burner caused the blaze, which spread toward railroad property before being put out.
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DeSiard Street
Agasby
Northwestern decathlon preview and Pug Rentner loitering spectacle
Chicago June 25 United Press sports writer recalls a day at Dyche stadium watching Northwestern decathlon hopefuls. He notes Pug Rentner’s famed loafing and describes rival decathletes like Graham Batchelor, highlighting Batchelor’s chances in the discus, javelin, and upcoming 1,500 meter event while assessing team prospects.
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Dyche Stadium
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Rentner
Pug
Phillies Seen as New Wonder Team Rallying in the NL
The Phillies surge from seventh on June 12 to fourth today with a 11 to 6 win over the Giants. Dick Bartell Chuck Klein and Don Hurst fueled a 15 hit attack as Philadelphia nears Pittsburgh for second place. Braves stumble against Dodgers and Cubs with Thurston dominating for Brooklyn.
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Boston
Braves
Cincinnati
Phils
Murderers Row
Dick Bartell
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Jim Mooney
Sam Gibson
New York Giants
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Pittsburgh
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Eppa Rixey
Lloyd Waner
Chicago Cubs
Hollis Thurston
Brooklyn
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Dodgers
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Natchez Golfers To Play In City
The Municipal Golf club hosts Natchez golfers Sunday at 2 p.m. Dinner will be served at the club house. An advance count notes about 45 Natchez visitors. Pairings include Lund Harper versus Jack Selig Jr and Lucky Royster versus Harry Taylor among others.
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Natchez
Lund Harper
Jack Selig, Jr
Lucky Royster
Harry Taylor
Jim Harper
Cramer Haas
Art Woodruff
Harry Frazier
R. B. Wofford
L. R. McDaniel
Q. Henry
F. Majors
Jordan Barton
F. FE. Maxwell
George Guerriero
McVea Oliver
Capt. H. Roberts
W. C. Johnson
Ernest Eaves
Johnny Kramer
W. A. Guy
Bishop Pipes
Albert Marx
Mark Ringheim
Bill Parhams
Geo, Hyle
Bobbie Oliver
Will Atkinson
Transportation cost of congress members cited at 170000
A report states that transporting members of Congress costs the United States about 170000 dollars each year. The figure reflects expenses tied to travel and related services for lawmakers.
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Congress
United States
Reese Drives Memphis in Slugging Night Across League
Atlanta report notes Andy Reese a versatile Memph is Chickasaws second baseman delivering two runs and four hits in five at bats as Memphis beat Little Rock 9 to 8. Chattanooga defeated Nashville 16 to 10. Knoxville beat New Orleans 4 to 3. Atlanta Crackers defeated Birmingham 11 to 7.
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Andy Reese
Mississippi Reeses
Southern Association
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Indians
Little Rock
Reese
Chattanooga
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Knoxville Smokies
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta Crackers
Birmingham Barons
Fairbanks Trims Holsum Bakers In Baseball clash
The Fairbanks team defeated the Holsum Bakers Thursday by 7 to 1 at the Missouri Pacific diamond. Pitcher Bagwell limited Holsum to five hits while Fairbanks hitters roughed Tucker and Danna for seven.
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Conway
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Scores
Chuck Klein and Dick Bartell each had four hits and drove in three runs in an 11 6 win over the Giants. Tony Cuccinello Gordon Slade and Joe Stripp turned four double plays for the Dodgers against the Braves. Lloyd Waner homered in the seventh to lift the Pirates 4 3 over Cincinnati.
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Dick Bartell
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Braves
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
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Negro Masons Hold St John’s Day Rite at Allen’s Chapel
A St John’s Day celebration by King Solomon Lodge No. 1 and Lily of the Valley Chapter No. 1 of the F. and A. M. and O. E. S. will be at Allen’s chapel corner Pine and Eleventh streets tomorrow night at 7 30.
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Pine and
Eleventh Streets
King Solomon Lodge No. 1
Lily of the Valley Chapter No. 1
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