Hattiesburg at Forsythe Park in three game set
Hattiesburg visits Forsythe Park for a three game series with the Alexandria Reds including a Fourth of July program. The opening game starts at 10 30 a m tomorrow with a 3 30 p m afternoon game and a military display planned for the holiday. Roster features Kinnard Austin Ketchum Clark and Reed among others with Reed set for left field debut.
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C.C. Dawkins, JR
Hattiesburg
Alexandria Reds
Forsythe Park
National Guard
Kinnard Austin
Guy Ketchum
Maurice Clark
Anderson
Gudat
Dale Adams
Eddie Sims
Eddie Palmer
Geppert
Taylor Phelps
C. O. Reed
Jack Holloway
George Ferrell
Harvey Albrecht
Reed
Monroe
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Alexandria
Meridian Leads Cotton States League Race After Laurel Victory
Meridian's baseball team shows continued form in the Cotton States League, moving into first place after beating Laurel. Hattiesburg remains close, with four wins and one loss, while Meridian holds four wins and one loss and sits atop the standings.
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New Orleans
A. P
Meridian
Laurel
Hattiesburg
Thinks a Piece of Me Brings Cratic Friction
Odd OCR fragment hints at a personal reflection with fragmented phrases and unclear subjects. The readable portion references self and cryptic letters, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable names to anchor a news item. The text appears damaged and lacks cohesive narrative.
Latzo Defends Welter Title By Stop Against Harmon
Pete Latzo of Scranton Pa defended his welterweight title with a fifth round stoppage over Willie Harmon of New York in Newark New Jersey. Harmon, a rugged challenger, was put down by a solid right to the jaw after seeking toe to toe exchange, ending his bid. Harmony rose earlier in the first round but failed to mount sustained offense.
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Newark
N. J
A. P
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Willie Harmon
New York
Mine Boy
Harmon
Red Sox Travel Fast In National Race
Baseball notes from the National League show the Reds and Braves pushing for top spots as Joe Mayes beat the Pirates 9 to 3 and Curtis and Walker extended hitting streaks. Ruth homered for the Yankees as Gehrig and Shaute contributed in Cleveland’s 4 to 2 win, while St Louis pounded Detroit 11 to 3 and Hingle Miller posted three hits.
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Associated Press
Curtis
Walker
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Babe
Lou Gehrig
Joe Shaute
Cleveland
Chicago
Bryan Harris
Connie Mack
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Hingle Miller
Dividend Checks Issued To The Peoples' Homestead and Savings Assoc Stockholders
Notice to stockholders that on July 1st or soon after checks will be mailed for all dividends on fully paid stock. Stockholders may apply dividends toward additional stock if desired. Signed W. L. Stevens, Secretary.
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Peoples’ Homestead and Savings Association
Bobby Jones to Receive Triumphant Welcome on Return
New York, June 30. A. P. reports Bobby Jones will enter America after winning the British Open, becoming Emperor of Golf. Mayor Walker will greet him at City Hall with a 100 member committee and large crowds expected. Jones returns with a foreign trophy and will share honors with Jess Sweetser, wife of the golfer, who came to New York to witness the victory.
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New York
A. P
Jones
America
Broadway
Robby Jones
Tim
Walker
Great Britain
Jess Sweetser
Bobby
Festerday
Latzo Halts Harmon In Five Rounds In Newark Clash
welterweight champion Pete Latzo stopped Willie Harmon of New York in the fifth round in Newark. Rosenbloom of New York decision over Dave Shade of California in New York. Goldstein of Pittsburgh defeated Willie Siegel of New York in four. Alte of Indianapolis beat Joey Kline of Milwaukee in ten in Indianapolis. Bud Taylor of Terre Haute won a decision over Young Nationalist of Los Angeles in Seattle in six.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Dave Shade
California
Phil Goldstein
Pittsburg
Willie Siegel
Indianapolis
Merle Alte
Joey Kline
Milwaukee
Seattle
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Young Nationalist
Los Angeles
Birmingham Keeps Hold on Second Place in Sou
Luther Roy the Southern Association ace pitched New Orleans to a 5 2 win over the Bears for his 13th win in a row and 16th of the season. Birmingham defeated Atlanta 4 3 to stay in second place as Chattagnooga toppled Little Rock 12 2 and Memphis edged Nashville 6 5 in 10 innings.
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Associated Press
Luther Roy
Southern Association
New Orleans
Pelicans
Bears
Roy
Birmingham Aggree “E&tion
Atlanta
Hadley
Chattanoora
Little Rock
Robinson
McBee
Memphis
Nashville
Vols
Chickasaws
Brillheart
Bonnelly
Children Need Moral Training Urged At Education Meet
At the 64th annual National Education Association convention in Philadelphia Jun H. Newton, Denver schools superintendent, urged the council to emphasize moral education as a key response to a major problem facing teachers. He outlined committee findings and stressed duty of schools to remedy deficiencies in character formation.
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Philadelphia
A. P
Children of America
National Education Association
Ain
Committee On ‘Committees
Jun H. Newton
Denver
Colo
National Council of Education
Dhe National Education Associaday
Dempsey Set to Fight Tunney Despite Commission Objections
Tex Rickard informed the New York State Boxing Commission that Gene Tunney will be the next opponent for Jack Dempsey, despite the commission’s objections.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
New York State Boxing Commission
Commission
Suzanne Lenglen Out For Months In Injury Update
London June 30 A P dispatch reports Suzanne Lenglen will be unable to play for months due to a severe attack of neuralgia. A party member said she will not be able to compete for an extended period.
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London
A. P .Suzanne
Lenglen
Titis Go
Baseball Major League Leaders Summary
National League leaders include Bressels with a .376 batting average and Blades with 58 runs for the Cardinals. Cuyler of the Pirates has 93 hits and 15 stolen bases, Frisch of the Giants 21 doubles, Wright of the Pirates 12 triples, Bottomley of the Cardinals 10 homers, and Rhem of the Cardinals 11 wins and 1 loss. American League features Ruth of the Yankees with a .392 average and 74 runs, Burns of the Indians with 103 hits and 30 doubles, Gehrig of the Yankees 13 triples, Ruth with 26 homers, Meusel of the Yankees 14 steals, and Schautey of the Indians with two decisions.
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Associated Press
Bressels
Reds
Blades
Cardinals
Cuyler
Pirates
Frisch
Giants
Wright
Bottomley
Rhem
Ruth
Yankees
Burns
Indians
Gehrig
Meusel
Shautey
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Boston
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Cotton States League
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Lirsoklyn
Metros
Hub City Warriors
Laurelcc
Greer
Kliindworth
Statham
Lory
Nemitz
Deal
Adkins
Bruson
Lorbeer
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Strelecki
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Wooley
State of
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Parish of Ouach
Fourth District Court
Coale’s
Homestead and Savings Aviations
Barron
Dempsey
Pennsylvania
RED Sox
Vigoro
Millsaps & Co
West Monroe
W. L. Stevens
Sec’y
Chichesters
W. C. Salley
General
Dixie Roofing Co
Union Carpenters
H. L. Waldroup, Sec’y
Bobby Jones
Gotham
Birmingham
Sou
Hern
Suzanne
Monroe Salt Water Natatorium Pavilion
Sharp Rogacki
Vasell
Tony Bernardi
Mike Polis
Wise & Feazel Billiard Parlor
Monroe's
Manhattan
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