Favorites Win In College Meet
Philadelphia June 26. The National Intercollegiate tennis championships narrowed to 32 from 100 as Seeded stars led by Jack Tidball UCLA moved toward the third round at Merion Cricket Club. Gene Mako USC and Bob Murray McGill also advanced with two round wins and byes.
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Philadelphia
Jack Tidball
University of California
Los Angeles
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Bill Reese
Georgia Tech
Laired Watt
McGill
Reese
Edward Mansfield
Yale
Watt
Leo Brady
Texas Star
Tidball
C. A. Hemholz
Harvard
Stanley Weitz
Michigan State
Gene Mako
Southern California
Berkeley
Tulane
Murray and
Temple
Pitt
Today's Games: Men's vs. Legion and More
The schedule lists Neville No. 2 hosting St. Matthew's vs. National Guard at Plum. Neville No. 1 hosts Lions vs. Bankers. Gassers meet Methodists at Lida Benton. Publishers face Firemen at Barkdull Faulk. Baptists challenge Druggists at Forsythe.
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St. Matthew's
Shane Wane
National Guard
American Legion
Baptists Pmo Canes
Seus
Methodists
Lions Club Sane
Enes
Oss
Seer Eeeenene
Legion
Neville
Plum
Lions
Bankers
Gassers
Lida Benton
Publishers
Barkdull Faulk
Baptists
Forsythe
Wrestling results from New York Montreal Portland and Camden
Associated Press reports multiple bouts with Londos defeating Browning in New York and Deglane beating Strack in Montreal two falls to one. Montana defeats Lynn in Portland two falls to one while Mephisto defeats Banaski in Camden two falls to one.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Jim Browning
Verona
Montreal
Henri Deglane
Charley Strack
Spring Valley
N. Y
Portland
Chuck Montana
Detroit
Art Lynn
Lawrence
Mass
Camden
N. J
Mephisto
Germany
Joe Banaski
Chicago
Macks Edge Tigers 15 to 11 in Baseball Thriller
In a high scoring game, Macks topple Tigers 15 11 as Hale drives base hits and Rice swipes stolen bases. Double plays turn from Hale to Trosky and Kamm to Hale to Trosky highlight the defensive work. Weiland suffers the loss as Cleveland and Boston cruise with 7 8 left on base figures. Washington blanks Browns 6 4 at Griffith as three St Louis pitchers depart early.
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Hale
Rice
Trosky
Kamm
Lary
Cissell
Morgan
Cleveland
Boston
Weiland
Bean
Rhodes
Hildebrand
McGowan
Owens
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Griffith Stadium
Clift
P. Eseerseeves
Wells
McAfee
Ovens
Andrews
LE Myer
Stone
Manush
Melillo
Burns
Schulte
Kress
Pepper
Melilla
Coffman
Whitehill
Dinneen
Summers
Chicago AB. R. H. FO. A. E
Uhalt
Bonura
Aer
Boken
Stenee Chamberlin
Peden
Earnshaw
Gallivan
Kinzy
New York
Combs
Eevere Salizgaver
Chapman
Gehrig
Hoag
Peer Eerrrry
Dickey
Crosetti
Sheen
Simmons
Bonura Hoag
Heff
Ner
Dickey Gehrig
Heffner
Haas
Dykes Crosettl
Heffner Crosett
Gehrig Gehrig
Chicago
Bronca
Moriarty
Gelsel
Boxing card results from multiple venues across the United States
In Chicago Everett Young outpoints Dave Barry at 125. Sally Dukelsky tops Jack Gibbs at 155. In Pittsburgh Eddie Zivic stops Joey Costa at 131 3 4. Midget Mexico wins on points over Jumbo Rovira at 140. Henry Hooks knocks out Joe Saille at 119. In Richmond Joey Goodman outpoints Henry Falegano. Dick Demeray stops Ralph Leslie at 145. Al Gillette defeats Charley Van Reeden at 124. Al Rigonne beats Sammy Seaman at 124. Tony Celli draws with Jackie Aldare at 170. Billy McMahon and Teddy Loder draw at 134 and 137 respectively.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Dave Barry
Springfield
Sally Dukelsky
Jack Gibbs
Orange
Tex
Pittsburgh
Eddie Zivic
Joey Costa
New York
New Orleans
Mexico
Jumbo Rovira
Henry Hooks
Indianapolis
Joe Saille
Richmond
Joey Goodman
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Dick Demeray
Fargo
N. D
Ralph Leslie
Eau Claire
Wis
Washington
al Gillette
Charley van Reeden
al Rigonne
Sammy Seaman
California
West Springfield
Mass
Tony Celli
Leominister
Jackie Aldare
Jersey City
Billy McMahon
Teddy Loder
Dallas Steers extend losing streak in Texas League
The Dallas Steers suffered their eleventh straight defeat, 10 to 3, as the San Antonio Missions led the league. Cox and Vance allowed ten hits and four errors under tight fielding by the Missions. Sullivan’s wild pitching helped Oklahoma City beat Beaumont 6 to 2. Orville Jorgens shut down Galveston’s Cats, while Tulsa and Houston split. Approximately 220 million people speak English natively.
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Associated Press
Fred Brainard
Dallas Steers
San Antonio Missions
Dallas
Cox
Vance
Sullivan
Oklahoma City Indians
Beaumont
Schulz
Galveston
Fort Worth
Leiber Recall Stirs Southern Association Title Race
News that Hank Leiber of the Nashville club has been recalled by the New York Giants dominates Southern Association chatter as the league leaders the Vols prepare to face Memphis. The Vols signed Homer Peel to replace Leiber, while Knoxville defeated Birmingham 5 to 1 and Chattanooga beat New Orleans 3 to 0.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hank Leiber
Nashville
Murderers Row
New York Giants
Southern Association
Vols
Leiber
Giants
Homer Peel
Knoxville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Atlanta
Pebs
Elmer Trapp
Shreveporter Ties For Lead In Trap Tourney
In Greenville Mississippi on June 26 L L Paxton of Wilmot led the Mississippi trap shoot singles at mid tournament with 95 of 100. J H Ferguson of Shreveport tied Paxton with 95 as out of state leader while George Griffin of Jackson led professionals with 98.
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Greenville
Miss
L. L. Paxton
Wilmot
Paxton
J. H. Ferguson
Shreveport
George Griffin
Jackson
W. P. Smeed
Osceola
Ark
Mississippi
DeWitt Alexander
St Joseph Star Wins Natchez Tennis Tourney
Natchez Miss June 26 Staging a stunning finish after dropping the first set Miss Elizabeth Junk Natchez high school star Miss Elizabeth Junk faced Mrs Lucille Watson St Joseph La title holder in a closely contested Natchez Area tennis championship final on the Richmond court Mrs Watson won the second set 6 4 and the final set 7 5 after a dramatic rally with both players mounting late comebacks before a large crowd.
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Natchez, Miss
Elizabeth Junk
Natchez
Lucille Watson
St. Joseph
Richmond Court
Pirates edge Tigers in 13 to 11 slugfest
Pie Traynor and Bill Swift led Pittsburgh as Traynor drove in two runs and Swift won 7-1 against Philadelphia. Mel Ott and Carl Hubbell powered the Giants with Ott collecting two hits in a seven run second inning as Hubbell defeated St Louis 10-7. Dusty Rhodes matched Red Sox win by guiding three Cleveland pitchers to a 6-3 victory.
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Pie Traynor
Bill Swift
Pirates
Swift
Philadelphia Phillies
Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Ott
Hubbell
Gordon
Dusty) Rhodes
Red Sox
Cleveland
Home Run Parade Stars Hit Across Leagues
The report lists prominent sluggers from the Athletics Yankees Cubs Giants Cardinals and other clubs leading the home run parade. Names include Foxx McNair Gehrig Hoag Combs Clift Waner Rothrock Jackson Johnson Klein Ott and league totals across American and National.
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Foxx
Athletics
McNair
Gehrig
Yankees
Hoag
Combs
Clift
St. Louis
P. Waner
Pittsby
Rothrock
Cardinal Jackson
Giants
Johnson
Klein
Cubs
Ott
Hardin 220 Low Hurdles Record Becomes Invalid
Los Angeles June 26 Glenn Hardins mark of 22.7 seconds for the 220 yard low hurdles at the national collegiate meet was thrown out after officials, with timing devices showing 23.16 seconds. The record will not be listed as a tie for the NCAA mark. Five NCAA records were approved including Bonthorn in the mile and Rand in the pole vault.
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Los Angeles
Glenn Hardin
Alonzo Stagg
NCAA
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Stagg
Jack Keller
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Jack Torrance
Bob Parke
Oregon
Jack Rand
San Diego State
Sheriff's Sale Notices in Ouachita Parish Fourth District
Public sale notice under writs of seizure in Ouachita Parish Louisiana lists multiple properties across Monroe. The People's Homestead & Savings Association and others seek cash bids at the courthouse front door on July 28 1934 for properties including Riverside Heights block nine lot fourteen and Gordon's subdivision lot twelve, among others, with costs to be borne by the bidder.
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People’s Homestead & Savings Association
M. D. Swayze
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Riverside Heights
Peoples Homestead & Savings Association
Laura Carter
Gordon
Stubbs Young Bayou
Twenty-third Street
Mildred M. Swayze
L. H. Swayze
Stubbs Railroad
Grammont Street
Joseph Wilson
Parish of
Renwick
Oak Street
Young's Bayou
Parish of Quachita
Hart
Seventh Street
Wood Street
Joseph Peyton Parker
Hudson's Riverside
Third
Julia A. Lavin
Milladgeville
Quachita Parish
Apple Street
Gira Sheriff's Central Savings Bank & Us Fee
R. H. Johnson
Stat of Louisiana
E Cc. Bell
Jackson Avenue Land Company
Fife
Court notices and foreclosures in Ouachita parish 1934
Public sale notices list sheriff seizures in Monroe Louisiana for numerous cases Nos 23 221 to 23 260 with property descriptions in West Monroe and Monroe. Seized parcels include lots in Hart's, Sander's, and Layton additions and M Lancer subdivisions. Sale dates include June 26 and July 3 10 17 24 1934 with cash terms and appraisement.
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Monroe
Uly
Sheryips Sale in Ouachita Parish Court Action
Public sale notices list Bank of Choudrant vs Simeon H Armstrong and T L Hood in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court. Properties include 40 acres in section 6 township 17 north range 1 east and an undivided half interest in multiple parcels in West Monroe with detailed street boundaries. Sale set for Saturday June 30 1934 at courthouse west front. Seized property listed with costs and appraisement to last and highest bidder.
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Planters Bank & Trust Company
H. A. McDonald
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ousachita
State of
Monroe
Louisiana
Sander
West
Mitchell Avenue
South Fifth Street
Paralle
Parish of Quachita
Parish
Ouachita
M. S. Sander
Sanders
Fife
Quachita
M. G. Sander
M. 8. Lancers
T. L. James & Company, Inc
Harry G. Frazer
Lotin Sq
D. A. Breard, Jr
Addin
Rochelle Ave
Second
Layton
Sheriyps Sale Bank of Choudrant
Simeon H. Armstrong
Section
Township 17
North Range
Evan
Cypress Street
Travis Street
North Third
Travis and
Cypress Streets
Register Addition
West Monroe
North Third Street
Edgewood Addition
Drago Street
Tee Street
Flournoy and Arent
Ferriday Falls In Extra Inning Setback To Clayton Ramblers
Clayton Ramblers edged Ferriday Black Cats 10 to 9 in 11 innings before the season crowd. Bud Loomis delivered the deciding RBI after Parker's base hit and Bone's sacrifice as Clayton banged 22 hits off Swayze and Parker Lewis. Lefty Smith exited early, Watson pitched six, and Freddie Hammett held Ferriday to scattered hits.
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Ferriday
Clayton Ramblers
Clayton
Ramblers
Ferriday Black Cats
Bud Loomis
Parker
Bone
Robert Swayze
Lefty Parker Lewis
Cats
Lefty Smith
Watson
Freddie Hammett
West Monroe Overpowers Splane Addition Team in Batting Parade
West Monroe Independents trounced Splane Addition 17 to 2 in West Monroe on Sunday. West Monroe collected 18 hits off Danna and two Splane pitchers R Hinton and E Hinton, with two triples. Both teams had nine errors. Top hitters for West Monroe were Cash Mason and Danna. Stark Getchell and Paul led Splane. Batteries: Danna and Stovall for Splane. R Hinton, E Hinton and Paul, Averett for West Monroe.
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West Monroe
Splane Addition
Splane Boys
Danna
Splane
R. Hinton
E. Hinton
Cash
Mason
Stark
Getchell
Paul
West
Yankees crush White Sox 13 to 2 behind Gehrig barrage
Lou Gehrig homered and added a triple and a double and single as the Yankees rout the Chicago White Sox 13 to 2. Jimmie Foxx also connected for his 19th and 20th homers of the year to fuel the Athletics margin win.
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Associated Press
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
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