Pine Bluff Edges Monroe In Doubleheader Sweep
Pine Bluff annexed both ends of a doubleheader against Monroe. In the first game Pine Bluff won 9 to 5 and in the second game the score was 11 to 1. Bilgere led Monroe with two hits in game one including a homer. Hammack and Davis provided Monroe’s offense in game two as Pine Bluff out-hit Monroe 12 to 8 in the opener and 10 to 6 in the nightcap.
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Ark
Bonroe Twins
Monroe
Bilgere
Brann
Ezzell
Hammack
Davis
Yesterday and Today Scores Across Cities Reported
Yesterday's results list DeQuincy 5-3 Baton Rouge 12-4 Monroe 5-1 Pine Bluff 9-8 Jackson 4-5 El Dorado 15-6. Today's games include Jackson at El Dorado Baton Rouge at Monroe DeQuincy at Pine Bluff and several others in city pairings and standings.
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Baton Rouge
Monroe
Pine Bluff
Jackson
el Dorado
el] Dorado
Ahaa
Baton Rouge Stars Take Double Victory Over DeQuincy
Baton Rouge won a Sunday doubleheader against DeQuincy. The opener finished 12 to 5, and the nightcap broke a tie in the eighth inning to secure the win.
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Baton Rouge
DeQuincy
College Golfers Turn In Tough Qualifying At Hot Springs
College golfers gathered at Hot Springs Virginia for the first qualifying round of the national intercollegiate crown. Contenders included Oregon star Don Moe Washington and Lee ace Billy Howell with several others like Byxbee of Pennsylvania Henry Kowal Collte and Dartmouth's Chester Birch posting strong scores. Edwin Dayton Michigan and Winston Fuller Southern California also matched par early in the event.
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Hot Springs
Cascades
Don Moe
Oregon
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Byxbee
Pennsylvania
Henry Kowa
Coltle
Moe
Howell
Virginia
Richmond
Edwin Dayton
Michigan
Winston Fuller
Southern California
Chester Birch
Dartmouth
Baseball score summaries from Texas road games
Longview defeated Galveston 8 to 0 while Fort Worth fell 3 to 4 at Beaumont. Dallas lost 6 to 7 at Houston and Tyler 1 to 7 at San Antonio in the listed matchups. Dallas and Houston also played each other, as did Fort Worth and Beaumont, Longview and Galveston, and Tyler and San Antonio.
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Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Longview
Fort Worth
Neuweene
Galveston
San Antonio
Tyler Fackutaders Steer
Tyler
Legion Post to Meet Ruston Legion in Ruston Clash
The Monroe American Legion team led by Coach Fox travels to Ruston for a 3 30 pm game against the Ruston Legion post. It is the first official meeting between the clubs. Monroe recently defeated Jonesville and will host Jonesville Wednesday. The day’s lineup features Johnson Portis Strow Hundley White Bowles Hampton Fontana Sweyze.
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Barkdall Faulk
American Legion of
Monroe
American Legion
Ruston
Jonesville
White
Bowles
Hampton
Fontana
Sweyze
Chickasaws and Lookouts Spark Southern Association Race
In Atlanta on Sunday June 27 the Memphis Chickasaws shut out the Lookouts in a double header and gained two and a half games on Chattanooga. Beck and Jacobs pitched well in wins while Little Rock moved to .500 by beating Nashville. Birmingham split with Knoxville, and New Orleans defeated Atlanta as both teams fought to avoid last place.
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Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Southern Association
Memphis Chickasaws
Chattanooga Lookouts
Chicks
Mountaineers
Lookouts
Indians
Beck
Jacobs
England Hopes to Win at Wimbledon
England eyes a Wimbledon title as Henry Bunny Austin and Frederick Perry challenge the field. Americans Ellsworth Vines Sidney Wood Frank Shields, Australian Jack Crawford, Japanese Jiro Satoh, and Spaniard Ernest Maier reach quarterfinals with pairings set for the rounds before the semifinals.
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England
United States
France
Australia
Henry W
Bunny Austin
Frederick J. Perry
Austin
Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Sidney Wood
Frank Shields
Jack Crawford
Jiro Satoh
Ernest Maier
Vines
Maier
Crawford
Shields
Wood
Satoh
Major League Leaders Roundup From Yesterday's Games
National leaders include P Waner Pirates batting 381 and Klein Phillies 81 runs. Klein also leads with 15 RBI. Hurst 103 hits. Foxx Athletics tops batting .379 with 83 RBI and 29 homers. Ruth Yankees 70 RBI and 22 homers. Gomez Yankees 14 1, Allen Yankees 5 1, Brown Senators 10 2 lead pitching.
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Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Wilson
Dodgers
Frisch
Cardinals
Stripp
Piet
Betts
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Ruth
Porter
Indians
Campbell
Myer
Senators
Lazzeri
Engineers Win In L. T. 1 Game 9 3
Sterlington Engineers beat Louisiana Training Institute 9 to 3 after a first inning run surge and costly LT errors. Haddad hit a home run and two-base hits came from Guier and King, with Haddad also contributing a scoring drive as Herrington and Ford allowed eight and seven hits respectively.
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Sterlington Engineers
Louisiana Training Institute
Herrington
Ford
Lo T
Decvenvercvoresss
Guier
King
Terry
Bishop
Grambling
Sheftal
Harrington
Baseball Draft Showdown in the National League
Chicago writer Henry McLemore narrates a playful pick by two fans pitting teams from the National and American leagues. The exchange lists players like Klein Gehrig Ruth Gomez Grove Earnshaw Ferrell Pipgras and Traynor as a fantasy lineup, ending with a quip about who would swing the salary checks.
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George Kirksey
Chuck Klein
P. Waner
Ott
Cuptes
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Swetonic
Traynor
Whitney
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Blueholder
Goofy Gomez
Lissen
Federal Reserve Bank
Phoenix Beats Southern Bell 15 to 4 in Baseball Showdown
Phoenix baseball team defeats Southern Bell 15 4 as they tally 13 hits to five and commit five errors by Bell. Ed wards earns win over Couch. Strom and Jenkins homer two-base hits. Mason Conditt Horn steal. Edwards fans three. Time 2 15. Umpires Hines Worley.
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
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Mason
Conditt
Horn
Edwards
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Protho
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Booster Club Sweeps Doubleheader Split With Calhoun
The Missouri Pacific Booster club split a Sunday doubleheader in Ouachita Valley play, winning 7 to 2 in game one and losing 11 to 3 in game two. Key hitters included Crawford, Cox, McClain, and Johnston with multiple extra-base hits. Pitching featured Holmes and Thomasie in the opener and Roddy, Covington, McLaurin, and Cox in the nightcap.
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Crinoga
Crawford
Cox
Johnston
McClain
McLaurin
Young
J. Wright
Wilkerson
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Thomasie
Chapman
Martin
CRAY
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P. Wright
Elliott
B. Watson
C. Watson
Roddy
Covington
Heath
German Scientist Reports Metals Transformed by Radium
German scientist H. von Bohndorff claims to have witnessed metallic changes in various metals when exposed to radium. He reports experiments showing elements transmogrified under intense radiation.
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Haddad to Baker Fueling Double Plays
Baseball box score notes baseline: Haddad to Baker on double plays. Harrington issued two walks and four strikeouts, Ford walked twice and struck out ten. Umpires Parker and Vineyard.
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Haddad
Baker
Harrington
Ford
Parker and Vineyard
Final Battles in Net Tourney on Meridian Courts
The Mississippi state tennis championships conclude with finals in men's doubles and junior singles. Key results include Wilbur Cotton of Jackson defeating John Cannon of Meridian in a long four set men’s singles match, Beatrice Bryan of Enterprise sweeping women’s titles with Evelyn Boyd dominant in multiple divisions, and the junior events culminating with Cotton and Barnett pairing strong in doubles as Simpson challenges Cotton for the junior singles title.
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Meridian
Miss
Wilbur Cotton
Jackson
John Cannon
Beatrice Bryan
Enterprise
Evelyn Boyd
Beatrice and
Quinnel Bryan
Gene Kidder
James Hunter
Jim Collins
Martin Barnett
Billy Simpson
Gaston Turner
Sumner
Jack Bonney
Billy Walker
Clyde Posser
James Haddock
Simpson
Cotton
Turner
Cannon
R. N. Castle
Talmadge Jackson
Holsum Bakers Triumph Over Jack's Laundry 7 to 2
Holsum Bakers of Monroe defeated Jack's Laundry of Bastrop 7 to 2 at Forsythe Park yesterday afternoon. Two-base hits by Danna Godwin Morris and Young. Stolen bases Witt Percy J McDonald Byrd. Pitchers Lucky Young and McDonald tallied six strikeouts for Holsum. game time 1 50 with umpires Tucker and McDonald.
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Holsum Bakers
Monroe
Jack's Laundry
Bastrop
Danna
Godwin
Morris
Young
J. McDonald
Witt
Percy J. McDonald
Byrd
Lucky
McDonald
Tucker
Six-Hit Effort Wins For Wes Ferrell As Indians Top Browns
Wes Ferrell allowed six hits to beat the Browns and earn his 13th win of the season. Roy Spencer drove in three runs for the Senators with a homer and two singles. Vic Sorrell held the White Sox to six hits. Ben Chapman and Tony Lazzeri boosted the Yankees with first inning doubles driving in four against the Athletics. Larry French shutout the Reds 5-0 on four hits.
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Browns
Roy Spencer
Senators
Red Sox
Vic Sorrell
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Ben Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Athletics
Larry French
Pirates
Reds
Cago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Earl Averill
Sarazen Tops Open Field to Claim National Title
Gene Sarazen won the national open at Fresh Meadow in a stunning rise to the throne once held by Bobby Jones. His 286 matched the Open record, beating Perkins and Cruickshank, who both finished strong but settled as runners-up.
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Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Jones
Sarazen
Sandwich
St. Andrews
Gene
Chick Evans
Minneapolis
Interlachen
Thomas Philip Perkins
Bobby Cruickshank
Perkins
Cruickshank
Frankie Parker Captures Western Tennis Title at River Forest
Frankie Parker, 16, Milwaukee, won the western singles crown from Lester Stoefen at River Forest before a rain delay. Parker used a patient baseline game to upset Stoefen after dropping the first set 6-2, taking the next three 7-5 6-4 6-2. The storm halted the women’s final with Dorothy Hack leading Catherine Wolf 2-1 in the third set.
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Lester Stoefen
California
River Forest
Stoefen
Parker
Dorothy Hack
Sacramento
Cal
Catherine Wolf
Elkhart
Tetterine Ointment Claims Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
Advertised remedy Tetterine promises relief from ringworm athlete’s foot eczema and other skin troubles. It claims parasite destruction cooling antiseptic action and itch relief. Sold by druggists for 60c a box from Shoptrine Co Dept E Savannah Ga.
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Pirates Move Into Lead in Heated National League Race
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader from the Cincinnati Reds to seize first in the National League by three percentage points over the Chicago Cubs. Larry French pitched a 5-0 opener shutout, and the Pirates won the nightcap 9-5 after a ninth inning surge. The Cubs split with the Cardinals as Charley Root outpitched Dizzy Dean in the nightcap. The day included other NL and AL results with notable performances from Reese, Cuccinello, Ruffing, and Averill.
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Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Gibson
Corsairs
Larry French
Reds
Carroll
Ogden
Jimmy Reese
Cardinals
Cubs
Charley Root
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Phillies
Ed Holley
Bill Clark
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Tony
Hamas to Fight Loughran Ten Rounds in Philadelphia
New York June 27 Steve Hamas from Wallington N J aims to prove he has the Indian sign on Tom Loughran veteran Philadelphia dancer They meet in a ten round heavyweight bout in Philadelphia Wednesday night Hamas has defeated Loughran twice once by knockout and again on points in a recent Philadelphia bout The undercard features Charley Retzlaff versus Les Marriner and Bat Battalino versus Frankie Petrolle in New York Queensboro Stadium.
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Steve Hamas
Wallington
N. J
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Hamas
Loughran
Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Les Marriner
University of Illinois
White City
Christopher Bat Battalino
Petrolle
Billy Petrolle
Bat
Queensboro Stadium
Billy
Frankie Petrolle
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