Drillers reshuffle key personnel as trio released
Manager Bill Wise announced the release of Snooze Lehrman Watts and Thompson from the Monroe Drillers, trimming to thirteen players as the team heads toward Alexandria. He praised Harvey Albrecht Bracken and Kinnear as hot hitters and predicted a strong finish with Anderson Cook Carroll and Covington carrying the pitching load.
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Miller Hollingsworth
Vicksburg
Bill Wise
Snooze
Lehrman
Watts
Thompson
Wise
Alexandria
Monroe
Harvey
Harvey Albrecht
Bracken and Kinnear
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Kinnear
Morris
Drillers
Short
Goodwin
Tex
Moore
Hamilton
Albrecht
Myself
Carroll
Reds
Bob Covington
Bob
Covington
Stribling Earns Heavyweight Tag With Romero KO
Young Stribling of Atlanta defeats Quintin Romero of Chile by technical knockout in the fourth round to claim the heavyweight title. The southerner rises from bantam weight through every class as Romero is outclassed from the opening bell and floored twice before the referee stops the bout.
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Boston, May
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Quintin Romero
Chile
Chicago Cubs and Braves Mark Golden Jubilee of NL Rivalry
Boston May 8 The first batters are met with reflections on 50 years of Chicago Braves rivalry as officials and former players gather for the Golden Jubilee game. The Cubs and Braves have played every National League schedule since 1876.
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Philadelphia
Trap Shooters to Meet at Capital Baton Rouge Event
More than 150 trap shooters are expected at the Louisiana State Trap Shooters Association tournament in Baton Rouge May 18 to 20. T. C. Lewis defends the state title amid competitors from across the state and neighboring states with $1000 in cash and $400 in trophies. The Jefferson Gun Club hosts the shoots with college cadets as scorers and a new club-team event feeding into the Grand American at Dayton.
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Associated Press
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Jefferson Gun Club
H. C. Shauver
Remington Arms Co
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Shreveport
Dayton
Ohio
Guy Ward
Lake Charles
United States
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Luther Davis
Florien Champaigne
Lake Arthur
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High Lady
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Frank O. Hunter
Alexandria
Audubon Club
New Orleans
Hammond Country Club
Rapides Country Club
St. Johns
West End
Broadnar Golf Club
Charles W. Mackie
H. Payne Brazeale
J. B. Greer
F. H. Ford
N. W. McClure
Leon O’quin
H. M. Carpenter
Rain Halts Ole Miss Aggies Game in Mississippi
In Greenwood Mississippi yesterday a rainy halting of the fifth inning stopped the University of Mississippi versus Mississippi A and M game with the Aggies leading 3 to 1. Lefty Bolton held Ole Miss hitless for four innings as A and M built a six hit, include a triple and a double, edge. The series resumes this afternoon at Hardy Field and then moves to A and M on Saturday.
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Miss
University of Missippi
Mississippi A
Aggies
Lefty Bolton
Ole Miss
Hardy Field
Acid Test Of Win Streaks Opens Intersectional Schedule Today
Opening today the first series of interleague games tests spring win streaks as east meets west. The Senators face the White Sox while the Giants take on the Cardinals at Palo Grounds. Cleveland and Washington idle as Ty Cobb and Detroit fall to St. Louis Browns. Glenn Wright’s unassisted triple play highlights Pirates over Cardinals 10 9. Braves even series with Dodgers 7 3 as Maurice Barrus shines in fielding. Fred Spurgeon and Nelson Hawks pace strong starts for Indians and Phillies respectively. White Sox push race for double plays, St Louis edges ahead. Jim Bagby moves toward Atlanta Southern Association club after sixteen wins for Seattle last season.
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Philadelphia
Washington
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Tiger Pilot
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Phillies
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cooney
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Boston Braves
Dodgers
Jim Bagby
Indians
Seattle
Laurel Beats Tractors In Tight Laurel Game
Laurel overcame a three run deficit in the first inning to tie the game in the sixth and win 5 to 4 behind strong hitting by Caton and Belcher. In Meridian the Metros broke a late lead to win 11 to 9 as Dent and Quellmalt fought briefly. In Vicksburg the Senators and Bills tied 2 to 2 when darkness halted play after reaching the eleventh inning.
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Miss
Brookhaven
Pace
Caton
Belcher
Meridian
Metros
Dent
Hubmen
Quellmalt
Preakness Stakes Seen as Open Race at Pimlico
Maryland racing reaches its climax with the eighteenth Preakness for three year olds, a mile and three sixteenths, worth over 56 000. Ivan Parke rides Chantey in a Greentree Whitney entry likely favored as a big crowd gathers under fast track and fair weather.
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A. P
Maryland
Charlie
Stimilitus
Sunny Man
Chantey
Ivan Parke
L. McAfee
H. P. Whitney-Greentree
Glenna Collett Eliminated in Northern Tournament
Miss Glenna Collett, former American woman golf champion, was eliminated in the northern tournament held in Stannes England.
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Glenna
Stannes
England
Glenna Collett
Bus Waiting Room 208 So Grand Telephone 772 on 4 25t
Readable fragments show a public notice style item about a bus waiting room location at 208 South Grand and a telephone contact 772 with a date reference 4 25. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or action.
Louisiana Golf Tourney Opens in Shreveport May 21
Golfers from across Louisiana gather for the sixth annual state tournament at the Shreveport Country Club May 21 to 23. Fred Lamprecht defends the state title. entries close May 20 with on site acceptance possible.
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Shreveport
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Fred Lamprecht
Shreveport Country Club
Louisiana State Golf Association
Eddie Ingouf
Box
Western Golf Association
Volunteers Push Crackers From First as Southern Standings Shift
May Nashvilles league lead faltered after a 13 to 6 win over Mobile Bears while the Atlanta Crackers dropped to second following a 9 to 7 loss to Memphis. Birmingham Barons blasted 19 safeties in a 138 to 4 win over Little Rock and Chattanooga beat New Orleans 8 to 2 as Lookouts piled 16 hits.
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Nashville
Southern Association
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Memphis
Crackers
Birmingham Barons
Little Rock
Birmingham
Walker
Barons
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Gulf City
Lookouts
Pelicans
S I A A Track Meet Opens With Preliminaries in Birmingham
Preliminaries for the S I A A track meet in Birmingham will start tomorrow morning at Munger Bowl with finals set for tomorrow afternoon. The event was delayed today due to a shortage of officials.
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Birmingham
Ala
Local Colleges Enter Tomorrow’s Competition Lineup
Tomorrow’s meet features Birmingham Southern Millsaps Mississippi College Centre Furman and Mercer universities. Teams vie for early season glory in a regional college relay showcase with several squads aiming for top finishes.
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Birmingham- Southern
Millsaps
Mississippi College
Centre College
Furman University
Mercer University
Standings and Scores From Yesterday Baseball Games
Yesterday results show Laurel edged Brookhaven 5 to 4 while Meridian beat Hattiesburg 11 to 9 and Vicksburg and Jackson finished 2 to 2 after 11 innings. Nashville defeated Mobile 13 to 6. Birmingham topped Little Rock 13 to 4. Chattanooga beat New Orleans 8 to 2. Memphis won over Atlanta 9 to 7. Pittsburgh lost to St. Louis 9 to 10. Boston led Brooklyn 10 to 3. Philadelphia downed New York 8 to 1. Cleveland won over Chicago 7 to 5 and St. Louis beat Detroit 6 to 5. Three games remained scheduled. Two games scheduled.
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Brookhaven
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Hattisburg
Vicksburg
Jackson
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St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Dresesassssvsgaas
Gessasen
Cuslu Haars Leauve
Eeneteneseen Sanseweres
Hattiesburg
Leureeeeteesees
Wrens
Alexandria
Monroe Eens
Hawa
Tampa
Monroe Grocer Coal
Missouri Pacific
Southern Association
Nashville
Eaneraneeres
Atlanta
Perreetty
New Orleans
Birmingham
Washington
Warene
Stock Law Enforced in Multiple Wards by Police Jury
Stock Law is in full force in wards 4 3 4 5 6 7 and 10. Owners of animals are hereby notified to keep their stock in pasture. Wards 2 8 and 9 have no stock law. W A O Kelly Clerk Police Jury Theo F Terzia President Police Jury.
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W. A. O’kelly
Theo. F. Terzia
Local Physicians and Surgeons Directory Listings
A condensed listing of doctors with offices in Ouachita National Bank Building and nearby locations. Includes Dr I L Adams Graves Mo sey group, Dr James Edwin Wallworth general surgery, Dr Jas T French, Dr F C Bennett and P L Perot eye ear nose throat specialists, Dr B Vaughan, and Dr A L Peters with contact numbers and suite details.
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I. L Adams
Ray J. Q. Graves
Adams, Graves , Mosely Physicians and Surgeons
Ouachita National Bank
James Edwin Wallworth
F. C. Bennett
P. L. Perot
Res
DRS. Bennett & Perot
A. L. Peters
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Ouachita National Basic
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Chase-Amman
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Ouachita National Bank Building
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Rayville, la
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