Monroe and Greenville Eyed 8-8 Tie in Extra Innings
Monroe Sports and Greenville Bucks fought to an 8-8 deadlock after eleven innings in Greenville Mississippi on Monday night. Billy Coffey returned to the Monroe club and joined the game as Rob Barton's pitching followed by Coffey. The game lasted 3 hours 50 minutes with Monroe rallying in the ninth to tie the score, and both teams used three pitchers in a seesaw affair.
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Local grid scores from Monroe and neighboring towns
The league night game results show Monroe 8 Greenville 8 at end due to curfew, Clarksdale 9 over Pine Bluff 7, Hot Springs 5 over Greenwood 3, and El Dorado 7 defeating Natchez 4.
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Yesterday's Results Show Big Scores Across Cities
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 4 in the lone game yesterday. Beaumont beat Houston 8 to 5, San Antonio won 8 to 7 over Shreveport, Tulsa topped Fort Worth 4 to 3, and Oklahoma City beat Dallas 9 to 6.
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Shreveport
Houston
Local Baseball Scores Across Cities
A compact summary of results shows New Orleans defeated Atlanta 12 to 3 while Mobile beat Birmingham 5 to 3. Little Rock topped Nashville 11 to 5, and Jackson beat Montgomery 15 to 14. Meridian won 8 to 4 over Anniston, Pensacola led Gadsden 16 to 2, and Vicksburg beat Selma 6 to 0. Only games scheduled.
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Selma
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Montgomery
Meridian
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Gadsden
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Selma Sewer
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Local Scores Across Parishes Reported In Baseball Action
The scoreboard shows Lafayette 7 over Houma 1 New Iberia 9 over Baton Rouge 5 Thibodaux 10 over Abbeville 3 and Alexandria 15 over Hammond 10 detailing multiple parish matchups with decisive results.
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Panciera Signs to Play for Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia June 27 Don Panciera former University of San Francisco quarterback and passing star signed Monday to play with the Champion Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League.
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Gingerich tosses three hitter as Bathers top Dodgers 5 3
Rookie Bill Gingerich pitched a three hitter to lead Hot Springs Bathers to a 5 3 victory over the Greenwood Dodgers. Gingerich struck out 11 after a second inning rally by Greenwood produced all three runs on two hits. Manager Johnny Antonelli suspended five days. Steve Solis acted as manager.
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El Dorado Wins With Seventh-Inning Rally Over Natchez
El Dorado erased a 4-2 deficit with a five run seventh inning, defeating Natchez 7-4. Harville Jake belted a three run homer with two aboard, while Natchez answered with Jim Gilbert homering in the eighth. Final score 7-4.
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Evening Basketball Schedule for Optimist and Local Clubs
Tonight in Barkdull Faulk gym the Optimist face W. Monroe Lions at 8 p m while Jaycees meet Progressive Men and W. Monroe Kiwanis clash with W. F. W. West Monroe all at 8 p m Sherrouse and 8 p m games showcase local clubs competing in a busy league night.
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Thermatomie Versus Western Electric at Sterlington Game
Tonight at 8 p m Thermatomie opposes Western Electric in Sterlington game two with Sterlington serving as host. The matchup features local teams in a late-season showdown likely affecting standings.
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Western Electric
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Recreation League Girls League Bout Lineup
Ouachita Band vs Lover's Lane at Barkdull Faulk 7 30 p m. Red Shield vs Fairbanks at Rec Field 8 p m.
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Kidd Gavilan and Phil Burton to headline Omaha boxing card
Omaha officials announce welterweight bout between Kid Gavilan and Phil Burton of New York as the main event for the July 13 card presented by the Federation of Labor. Matchmaker Joe Smogye disclosed the lineup on Monday.
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Seven No Hitters Spearhead 1917 Major League Pace
In 1917 seven pitchers delivered no hit performances, marking a standout season for independent mound action. Top arms achieved perfect or near perfect showings across the circuits, underscoring a year of strong pitching and sparse hitting.
Americans Dominate First Round at Wimbledon Seeded Triumphs
At Wimbledon on June 27 the top seeds and all American entrants advanced in the men’s singles, losing only a few sets. Notable results included Art Larsen defeating Vladimir Cernik 8-6 7-5 6-2, and Budge Patty dropping a set to Raymundo Deyro before winning.
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Miami
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Detroit
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Irv Dorfman
New York
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Spain
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South Africa
Ted Schroeder
Jaroslav Drobny
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Christian Grandet
Al Sima Leaves Lookouts For Senators Trade
CHATTANOOGA Tenn June 27 Al Sima a Chattanooga southpaw has been called in by the Washington Senators in exchange for pitcher Dick Westeroth a righthander and the promise of more players Sima has compiled an 8 5 record for the Southern Association club this year The 27 year old curve ball specialist was bought from Minneapolis in the winter Welteroth a 22 year old right hander from Williamsport Pa has been used mainly in relief at Washington for more than a year Last year he was 2 5 as he was brought up after three years at Charlotte
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Former Notre Dame star named coach of Paterson Panthers
Angelo Bertelli, former Notre Dame quarterback from West Springfield Mass, was named Monday as the new coach of the Paterson Panthers. He will replace Augie Lio as coach of the American Professional Football League team. The Panthers were league champions in 194? and were beaten in the playoffs last year.
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Springfield
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Kell and Doby Tie for AL Slugging Lead
Chicago dispatch notes Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians and George Kell of the Detroit Tigers share the American League batting lead at .366 through Sunday. Walter Evers and Walter Dropo follow, with Williams leading in home runs and runs batted in. Kell tops hits and doubles tied with Zarilla while Dom DiMaggio leads in stolen bases.
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Vern Stephens
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Lyons pitched 21 seasons with the White Sox
Hall of Fame era pitcher Ted Lyons long served with the Chicago White Sox for 21 seasons and spent three years in service during his career.
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