Browning Zarynoff Set to Clash July Fourth in City
Wrestlers Browning and Count Zarynoff sign for a no time limit best two of three falls match at Orsythe Park July 4 8:15 p m Promoter Bobby Manziel expects a record crowd with a $500 guarantee and profit split a note that Zarynoff plans a return bout after Memphis training The card includes Paul Nola vs Firpo Howze in a thirty minute one fall semi final bout.
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Holly” Hollingsworth
Ivan” Zarynoff
Rushas
Bee
Jim
Bobby Man
Orsythe Baseball Park
Browning
Joplin
Jern
Zarynoff
Brownee
Manzie
Grapplers
California
Jim Browning
Hammer and Tong
Memphis
Count Zarynoff
Bobby Manziel
Ladies Day at Monroe Baseball Club Draws Big Crowds
President Atkins announced new policy for Monroe Baseball Association with free admission for all ladies on Mondays. Games move to 4 50 PM start to suit fans. after 6 PM tickets drop to fifty cents. Swartz plans July 4 barbecue at local park, featuring a Swartz Bastrop double header and a dance to cap the day.
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Atkins
Monroe Baseball Association
Monroe
Swartz
Bastrop
Ouachita Bank Forecloses Hilton Property in Monroe Sale
Sheriff Milton Coverdale announces a sheriff sale in Monroe on July 23, 1927, of a Lot Forty-Six in Layton's Second Addition bounded by Louise Anne Avenue and Twelfth Street. The sale, to satisfy a writ against Jack Hilton and Emma Hilton, offers cash terms with credit for due portions and no appraisement.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Monroe
Square Forty-six
Layton
Louise-Anne Avenue
Twelfth Street
Berlenbach Flattens Rammel in One Round in New York
Austrian heavyweight Paul Berlenbach, returning from a layoff, stopped Charles Rammel in 2 minutes 33 seconds of the first round at St Nicholas Arena. Berlenbach, 27, weighed 170 1/2 pounds and is viewed as a strong comeback candidate after his January knockout by Mike McTigue.
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New York
Charles Rammell
Paw
Berlenbach
Kayo
Mike McTigue
St. Nicholas Arena
Paul
Rammel
Godfree Ousted as Elizabeth Ryan Wins Wimbledon Match
Wimbledon, England June 28 Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California defeated defending champion Mrs Kitty Godfree 8 6 6 4 6 4 in a stubborn women’s singles final. Rene LaCoste reached the men’s singles semi finals with a straight sets win over Karl Kozeluh 6 4 6 3 6 4.
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Wimbledon
England
Kitty McKane Godfree
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Miss Ryan
Rene LaCoste
Karl Kozeluh
Czecho Slovakia
Notice of bids for Natatorium concessions Forsythe Park Monroe
Sealed bids are invited by the City of Monroe until 11 00 am June 30 1927 for concessions at the Natatorium Forsythe Park including selling refreshments renting bathing suits towels and conducting amusements for 1927 28 29 30. Each bid requires a certified check equal to 25 percent of the four year bid. Bids per rules and prices fixed by the city. Address bids to Wily Atkinson Commission Streets Parks. June 14 21 24 28 31
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Monroe
Forsythe Park
Achten and Wainwright Set for Friday Night Bout
Eunice lightweight Chris Achten arrives in the city for the fifth Forsythe park show and boasted he will win the main event against Wainwright. The card features Jack Davis vs Bastiste in a six round prelim with local talent Kid Sedberry joining Promoter Brooks’ lightweights heading for fast, clean action. Tickets at Wise's pool hall on DeSiard Street with free admission for ladies accompanied by male escorts.
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Chris Achten
Eunice
Forsythe Park
South Louisiana
Wainwright
Vicory
Tex Lee
Achten
Monroe
Mike Mule
Alexandria
Fairbanks
Jack Davis
Jack Bastiste
Davis
Bear Cat Wright
Jack Taylor
K. 0. Smith
Oscar Motorman
Lee Anderson
Brad Simmons
Battling Norfolk
Brooks
Bastiste
Kid Sedberry
Bud Stahley
Wise
DeSiard Street
Major League Leaders Through June 27
National league leaders include Harris of the Pirates batting .400 and Hornsby of the Giants with 60 runs. P Waner of the Pirates leads in hits 100 and doubles 20 and triples 13. Wilon Wilson leads homers with 15 for the Cubs. Frisch of the Cardinals has 22 stolen bases. Meadows of the Pirates is 10 and 2 on the mound. American leaders show Schang of the Browns batting .389 and Ruth of the Yankees with 68 runs and 24 homers. Gehrig has 99 hits, Bunny of the Indians 26 doubles, Manush of the Tigers 10 triples, Goslin and Sisler each with 10 stolen bases. Ruether of the Yankees is 6 1. 1 with a 1. record.
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Harris
Pirates
Hornsby
Giants
P. Waner
Wilson
Cubs
Frisch
Cardinals
Meadows
Schang
Browns
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Bunny
Indians
Manush
Tigers
Goslin
Senators
Sisler
Ruether
Cardinals Even Series By Hitting Four Pirates Pitchers
Cardinals win 7 5 at Pittsburgh to even the series as Flint Rhem outdueled four Pirate hurlers. Paul Waner notches his 100th hit while Frankie Frisch swipes 22nd base. Waner leads the majors in hits. Frisch tops steals in the league.
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Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Buccaneers
Flint Rhein
Ray Kremer
Paul Waner
Frankie Frisch
Waner
Frisch
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
Ruth
Gehrig
Combs
Lazzeri
Chicago
Cuba
Annering
Reds
White Sox
Indiana
Ted Lyons
DeRidder Man Opens Four New Bastrop Plant
A. A. Bass of DeRidder opens a Bastrop coffee plant in the Village Club on Best Madison Street. It will be a wholesale operation selling only to dealers. Machinery is installed and the plant is now operating.
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Ster
Bastrop
A. A. Bass
DeRidder
Bass
Best Madison Street
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Emma Hilton
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Streets & Parks
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Phillies
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