Hornsby’s Crew Serenades World Series With Rampant Win
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Yankees 10 to 0 in game six to level the World Series at three games each and force a seventh game tomorrow. Lester Bell tied the Series record with four RBIs, while Johnny Mize and others knocked Shawkey from the mound. Alexander shut down New York on eight hits as the Cardinals roared to 13 safeties.
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Ruth Walks and Meusel Drives In Two In Rough Forty-Ninth
Play-by-play recounts Ruth drawing a four ball walk in the fourth inning then Meusel hits a two base hit as the Yankees threaten. Gehrig stranded and Lazerri lines out as the Cards defense tightens.
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Holm
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Historic Baseball Exchange Serial Walks No Runs
A tense late innings sequence shows no runs, one hit, and one error as Seaverid and Severeid adjust at bat. Meusel hits a three base drive marking the first triple of the series while Hornsby and Gehrig are involved in key plays.
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Ruth and Shawkey appear as crowd cheers rise in opening
The band played the Star Spangled Banner. Babe Ruth and company took the field as the crowd rose. A delay followed while the band and photographers left. Bob Shawkey warmed up in the pitching box before Umpire-in-Chief O Day called batter up.
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First Inning CardS vs Shawkey Slow Work In Early Frame
The description covers a tense early inning with the St Louis Cardinals and the New York Yankees. Southworth scores on Bottomley’s double, and Bell, Hornsby, and Bottomley tally as the Cards and Yankees exchange early hits and strategic plays. Shawkey battles at the mound with slow control, while Lazerri chats him up during a lengthy at bat. Combs and Alexander also take turns at the plate in a fast inside corner sequence.
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Shawkey
Alexander
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Lazerri
Keenig
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Thevenow and Alexander Rally in Early Inning
Thevenow singled for his second hit and Alexander sacrificed advance, though Lazerk misplayed Severeid's throw at first. Thevenow reached second as Holm faced a series of balls and strikes. Alexander later advanced to second and scored on Southworths double into left as Meu continued on page twelve.
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Box Score Summary of Yankees vs. Giants Baseball Game
Two base hits by Meusel Southworth Hafey and Combs. Home run by L Bell. Ruth steals. Hafey Alexander 2 sacrifices. Double plays Gehrig Moenig Southworth Thevenow. St. Louis left 4 New York 9. Alexander 2 walks, Shawkey 2. Alexander 6 K Shawkey 4. Shocker 1. Hits: Shawkey 8, Shocker 2, Thomas 2. Winning Alexander Losing Shawkey. Umpires and time noted.
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Paschal Thomas
Lease fraud charged in highway project bid
Louisiana Highway Commission faces a petition in Baton Rouge seeking to set aside a dredging lease on the Lake Shore highway project. Hampton Reynolds alleges the $11 000 monthly rental was subterfuge to reward McWilliams Dredging and inflate bids by as much as 40 000. He claims collusion involving C O Ogden and Ogden and Lewis Inc to steer the contract. A rule nisi orders the commission to show cause October 19 why a preliminary injunction should not issue and the Reynolds bid should not be accepted.
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Queen Refuses to Be Filmed in United States
Queen Marie of Romania says she must not be filmed in the United States though she will visit Hollywood as a guest of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford. She told Marquis de Felours she might have rejected a 25 000 offer to pose as Queen in Tolstoys Resurrection and looks forward to seeing the cinema hearts of Los Angeles and Hollywood.
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Fire destroys hotels and cafes in Tullos Louisiana
Fire began around two this morning and swept a block in Tullos causing about 40000 dollars in damage. Seven structures burned including the Albany Hotel and the Texas dining house with no insurance. The Tullos volunteer fire department aided by town equipment contained the blaze by seven o clock.
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Texas Dining House
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Tullos Supply Company
O. E. Clark
Two youths to go on trial in De Ridder case
In Beauregard parish two young men, Joe Genna and Morton Brasseaux, face separate trials for the slaying of De Ridder taxi driver J. J. Brevelle. Genna's case is scheduled first with severance granted, both trials set for Monday.
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A F of L Votes to Seek Shorter Hours Nationwide
The American Federation of Labor voted unanimously to launch a nationwide campaign for shorter work hours and workdays. The executive council backed the move and approved a constitutional amendment raising monthly per capita tax from 25 to 35 cents and increasing minimum initiation fees from 75 cents to one dollar.
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Two Men Killed in Mississippi Shooting Frays
In Grenada and Quitman counties two men were killed and two others wounded with two men jailed. R B Horton died while his sons Sanford and F H Horton were injured in Grenada county after a dispute with H H Hamblin over a separated marriage. Hamblin surrendered to the Grenada sheriff. In Birdie J A Braswell killed Bert Rivers on Rivers farm and is held at Marks over a rent dispute.
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Bomb Blasts Ruin Chicago Areas Blamed on Beer Gangs
Bombs exploded at two saloons and a plumbing shop in Chicago injuring one man. Police link the attacks to beer gang activity after recent imprisonments of wreckers and note the incidents followed weeks of quiet.
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Weather Outlook for New Orleans Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday notes considerable cloudiness with showers in the first and middle parts of the week. Moderate temperatures with a cool period around the middle of the week.
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Cotton market crisis prompts White House review at dinner
President Coolidge chaired a session where officials proposed remedies for falling cotton prices and surplus. Secretary Mellon and Secretary Jardine supported Federal Reserve financing, intermediate credit banks, and local credit associations to bolster marketing and stabilize values. Senator Robinson urged congressional action and reform of the crop reporting service while Representative Black criticized department forecasts.
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Representative Black
Texas
McPherson Celebrates 38th Birthday Amid Court Delays
Aimee Semple McPherson marked her 38th birthday in Los Angeles with a midnight party at Angelus Temple hosted by her Bible school. She appeared relieved as the preliminary hearing for criminal conspiracy charges against her and two others adjourned, while she hinted at a mysterious reason behind her smile tied to Oliver Alls storm, a prosecution witness.
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Angelus Temple
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Lorraine Wiseman Seilaff
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Oliver Allstorm
Texas
First Annual Fire Prevention Banquet Held at Hotel Virginia
City officials and about fifty attendees gathered for the first annual fire prevention banquet in Monroe. R Q Cole for the chamber reported on a two month inspection of 366 buildings in Monroe and West Monroe by a team including junior board members and fire department staff. Buildings were graded from excellent to bad, with caution that a single hazard can equal worse conditions. Continued on page nine.
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America
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Frank Roddy
Shea
Ryal
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Mobley
Three Prisoners Escape in Break at Caldwell Jail
In Columbia Louisiana on October 9 three white inmates escaped Caldwell parish jail by sawing through a bar and making a hole in a wall during breakfast. Warden and deputies tracked the trio led by Yancy Blake and Herbert Foster but have not recaptured them as of 7 p.m. Detectives describe their escape as a bold break from the jail.
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