24 May 1933
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
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The 1932 NL champions Chicago Cubs slide to seventh as Hazen Cuyler sits out injured. Manager Charley Grimm rotates outfielders and lineups, with Taylor Douthit Babe Herman and Frank Demaree lacking punch. Cubs lose 9-5 to the Phillies as Dodgers, Giants and Yankees also win, while other AL and NL results shift standings.
George L. Tex Rickard, prominent promoter who died in 1929, left an estate valued at 452223 gross in a transfer tax appraisal filed in New York. After debts and deductions, net value reached 166662 with securities totaling 110231 and 60 items listed, 52 of which were deemed worthless.
Holly Ridge club defeated Bozeman 11 to 3 on Sunday. pitcher B. Stokes threw a two hit game for Holly Ridge in the win.
Henry McLemore surveys a mosaic of sports notes from May headlines. Dorothe Round sacrifices Wimbledon play for Sunday principle. Mercer Beasley to coach Princeton Tigers. Derby and Preakness picks with Tred Avon vs Top Flight. Yale’s Keith Brown leaps after a hamburger bet amid intercollegiate antics.
Pirates edge Dodgers 9 to 5 led by Steve Swetonic whose pitching and a certain fifth inning triple spurred the win. Pinky Whitney Don Hurst and Spud Davis powered offense with multiple hits as Philadelphia also posted runs. Giants topple Reds 6-4 behind Luque relief and Parmelee’s homer.
Chicago May 24. routing pitcher Guy Bush in the fourth inning the Phillies continued their riotous hitting against Bud Tinning Burleigh Grimes and Bery Richmond to hammer out 19 runs in the game.
Tex Carlton faltered in the tenth as four straight singles produced two runs, giving the Boston Braves a 3 to 1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals at St. Louis.
In Girard on Sunday the Girard Steers defeated Crew Lake Club by 6 to 1 in a six inning game.
New York defeated Cleveland 8 to 6 as Babe Ruth Earl Combs and Lou Gehrig homered to back Oral Hildebrand. The win marked Hildebrand's first loss after six straight pitching victories.
The Twilight Softball League opened with high scores as Missouri Pacific Boosters beat First Methodist 24 to 4. Masones edged Lions 12 to 11, West Monroe downed Firemen 12 to 4, American Legion topped St Matthew 10 to 4, Y Men’s club beat Baptist Bible class 17 to 12.
Scores show Galveston 5 San Antonio 6 Tulsa 1 Dallas 0 Oklahoma City 4 Fort Worth 4 Beaumont 3 Houston 1 Dallas at Tulsa Fort Worth at Oklahoma City Houston at San Antonio Beaumont at Galveston. Dixie League Shreveport 7 Henderson 8 Baton Rouge 8 Tyler 3 El Dorado 0 Longview 5 Jackson 8 Waco 5 International League Albany 6 Baltimore 5 Rochester 3 Toronto 4 Buffalo Montreal rain Toledo 6 Louisville 9 Kansas City 5 St Paul 9 Milwaukee 5 Minneapolis 19 Columbus Indianapolis night game.
Promoter Guy Owen completed the all star card for Thursday with Scotty McNaught set to face Canadian champion MecNaushit in the semi finals. Johnny Myers of Chicago meets MecNaushit while Red Lyons faces Jack Wood for the Navy Pacific fleet title. In opening bouts Wild Red Berry takes on Cowboy Roland and Lyons battles Wands as Montgomery is noted absent.
One night schedule shows Sacramento at Hollywood 0 to 10, San Francisco Seals 10 at Portland 11, Oakland 11 at San Francisco 12. Results indicate strong West Coast action with multiple late innings.
Team 4 beat No 3 by 5 to 3 on the Indians' diamond as Fred Beckett fanned seven and allowed three hits. Whitfield Beckett Stewart and Worley powered the offense while Charles Mosely homered and doubled for No 3.
Local marksmen dominated the Crescent City shooting week end event with Perry ruitet and three more winners claiming loving cups and medals. The Monroe rifle team led by Allen Norris and S. Pinesay B. Rickerson earned multiple prizes amid about 160 participants. Pipes won two cups for high score at 11 yards and top army rifle match at 50 yards. The team secured four other medals and may compete in the national match at Canuip Perry this year. Trophies are on display at Hunt and Whitaker.
Belton Texas May 24 The moratorium act that halted trustee sales and delayed foreclosures was ruled invalid by a federal court in several cases. The decision affects borrowers and lenders, with orders lifting stay provisions and resuming foreclosure proceedings.
The Monroe Missouri Pacific club of the Big Six league faces Tallulah Indians at Forsythe park at 4 10. Manager Cary Phillips said Monroe has strengthened and hopes for a close battle as Tallulah sits second and Monroe fourth. Missouri Pacific defeated Farmerville 3 to 2 yesterday behind Ivy McDonald’s pitching and Wise homering.
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