Lumberjacks Rally Past Monroe Four Three In Laurel
In Laurel Mississippi on September 1 the Lumberjacks score two ninth inning runs to beat Monroe four to three. Monroe led after seven innings but Laurel tied the game in the ninth on a sequence including a walk, an error and a passed ball before Tutwiler scored the winning run. McGee pitched well for Laurel despite five hits allowed over eight innings.
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News-Star
Laurel
Miss
Lumberjacks
Monroe
McGee
Rollin
Tutwiler
Cummary
Settlemire
McDonald
Murray
Murray Hamilton
Vick
Peretta
Parker
Wall
Craig
Wooley
Hunt
Clark
Hubs Defeat Reds In Slow Struggle
Hattiesburg beat Alexandria 8 to 5 in a delay filled game with three pitchers used Lindstrom earning his second win in as many days after Andrews and Williamson were hit hard by the Reds. In Laurel the homelings beat the Drill ers Monroe 4 to 2 with a late rally.
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Alexandria
Lindstrom
Andrews
Williamson
Reds
Laurel
Monroe
Ha Jackson
Enfield
Salaan
Evera
School Board invites bids for two frame schools in Louisiana
Ouachita Parish School Board will accept sealed bids until 11 a m on September 2 1925 in Monroe for erection and completion of a four room frame school at Sterlington and a three room frame school at Minera Springs. Proposals to J W Smith, architect, Monroe. Bids opened there. By order of T C Brown Supt.
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Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Sterlington
Louisiana
Minera Springs
Maranville Faces Quiz by Cub Head
Chicago report says Walter Maranville, manager of the Chicago National, is summoned by President Week to answer actions reported by the Chicago Herald and Examiner. The piece notes drunken taxi fracas, bench ejection in Boston, and illness of his wife, hinting at a possible Cubs managerial change next season.
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Walter
Maranville
Anager
Chicago National
William Week
Veek
Cub Pilot
Boston
Kiem
Babe Ruth
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Bill Killefer
New York
Runners-Up Gain On Leading Pair In Southern Race
Atlanta and New Orleans leaders in the Southern Association pennant race suffer early setbacks as Memphis and Nashville win in the opening games of a pivotal series. The Crackers lose 12 to 11 in a slugfest with eight pitchers, while Nashville defeats New Orleans 14 to 6 as Pipgras holds the Pelicans to few hits.
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Mobile
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Little Rock
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Pipgras
Nashville Moundsman
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Angelene Sign Mark of Distinction on Texas Coast
A fragment describes the Angelene mark used by a telephone company on the Texas coast. It notes 24 hours after a hurricane warning the firm made over 100000 weather information connections. It mentions Mobile winning a first game of a series 7 to 3 with names Murray Bear and a reference to Chat Learn Angelene in Chattanooga.
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Texas
Mobile
Polytech Set to Start Grid Work
Louisiana Tech begins 1925 football preparations under Head Coach Kenney and Freshman Coach Fox with a full staff to assemble. The Bulldogs return key ends and linemen, welcome possible returnees Talbert and Wise, and expect strong freshman prospects from local high schools. The season opener looms September 7 with a schedule including Centenary freshmen at the State Fair on November 4. The squad mourns the electrocution death of backfield standout Carl O’Brien.
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Louisiana Tech
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Hogg
Ross
Reed
Harmon
Fullerton
Caruthers
Posey Nolan
Ives
Hair
Walker
Aycock Naremore
Thompson
Pankey
Phillips
Tomlinson
Richardson
Lowery
Franks
Telford Whatley
Coussens
Talbert
Wise
Boss
Fissel Turner
Harper
Geis
Haynes
Ratcliffe
May
Moser
Hurst
Henderson Mizelle
Robinson
Pittman
Farwell
Mississippi
Henderson
Mizelle
Arkansas
Carl O’brian
Tech
O’brien
Lookouts Fall Short as Birmingham Drops to Cellar
The Lookouts were unable to convert hits into runs in a tight game. Birmingham sunk to last place in the standings after a 4 to 3 loss to Little Rock in ten innings.
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Ler
Birmingham
Little Rock
LSU Tigers Face Line Weakness Challenge Before 1924 Season
Baton Rouge Aug 2 LSU coach Mike Donahue and assistant Gob Wilson prepare a line to match a deep backfield ahead of nine games. Key losses include tackles Campbell and Tubby Weaver, with Pug Steele, Red Swanson, and Vernon returning along the line. Norman Stevens leads the backfield as the Tigers open September 26 against Louisiana State Normal, then face Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, Rice, Loyola, and Tulane in major tests.
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Louisiana State University
Tigers
Mike Donahuen
Houdini
Pug Steele
Red” Swanson
Freg” Vernon
Campbell
Tubby” Weaver
Sam” Morgan
Miller
Fay
Scrubs
Gob” Wilson
Norman Stevens
Mike Donahue
Tevens
Warner
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Dimmick
A. Connell
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Shreveport
Rice Institute
Loyola
Wolves
New Orleans
Clark Shaughnessy
Tulane Greenies
World series signs beckon amid MLB action
Washington Senators beat the Athletics 7 to 3 as Walter Johnson held firm despite 10 hits. Roger Peckinpaugh sparked four runs with a timely double. Pirates won 10 to 8 over the Phillies while Braves moved up with a 2–0 shutout. Yankees edged Red Sox 2–1 with Shawkey vs Ehmke.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
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Athletica
Senators
Walter Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Aldridge
Moore
New Orleans Fights Draw on West Coast
Frankie Murphy of New Orleans and Joe Hughes of San Francisco fought ten slow rounds to a draw in the main event at California Hall last night in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Frankie Murphy
Joe Hughes
California Hall
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