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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1925

Page

3

Laurel Handed Final Drubbing Ends Cotton States Race

Laurel beat Hattiesburg 15 to 5 in eight innings to close the Cotton States League season as Vicksburg defeated Jackson 10 to 2. Meridian finished with .639 and Laurel sits third at .597 with Jackson at .516. post season series begins in Meridian Friday amid title chatter.

Laurel Miss A. P Hattiesburg Tutwiler Peretta Vicksburg Jackson Heck Senators Roe Meridian Garrison Capital

Yesterday's Results From Football Scores Listed

Yesterday's results show Atlanta 5 against New Orleans 38. Chicago 9 defeated Pittsburgh 7. Philadelphia 9 beat Washington 7. Boston 5 lost to New York 4. Other games noted as only games played include Chattanooga 6 over Nashville 8, Birmingham 6, Mobile 6 with ten innings, and only two games played overall.

Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga Nashville Birmingham Mobile Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington Boston New York Pittsburgh Peeee Cincinnati Brooklyn C Louis Philadelphia Seeeaceeneensere Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Ss . Louis Cleveland

Atlanta Crackers widen margin for flag in Southern

The Atlanta Crackers beat New Orleans 5 to 3 as Nick Cullop delivered a two RBI four-base hit in the eighth inning. Cavet pitched well for Atlanta against his former team as the Crackers strengthened their lead in the Southern Association pennant race.

Atlanta A. P Atlanta Crackers New Orleans Nick Cullop Crackers Cavet The Pelicans Chattanooga Lookout Nashville Bates Vols Birmingham Conroy Barons Mobile Memphis Little Rock

Connie Mack Pinpoints Breaks As Reason For Athletics Slump

Philadelphia report cites Connie Mack blaming fate and bad breaks for the Athletics skid. He laments a hoped season derailed by defensive errors in the infield, slumping pitching and costly double and triple plays. He notes next year will bring tougher opponents like Chesgo New York and Detroit.

Philadelphia A. P Connie Mack Athletics Chesgo New York Detroit Gels

Local Scoreboard Summary From Mississippi Matchup

Vicksburg 16 defeated Jackson 2 while Laura recorded 15 and Hattiesburg 5 in a compact sports tally showing regional team scores and performances.

Vicksburg Jackson Laura Hattiesburg

France aims for upset in Davis Cup challenge round

France faces long odds against the United States as Borotra and LaCoste clash with Tilden and Johnston at Germantown. The doubles pits Borotra with LaCoste against Williams and Richards, with LaCoste and Borotra slated for Saturday singles. American defense seeks a fifth straight title.

Philadelphia A. P France Jean Borotra Rene LaCoste Tilden Johnston Borotta Germantown Cricket Club LaCoste Borotra Norvis Williams Vincent Richards America

Graham Brothers Cut Truck Prices Again

Monroe Auto & Supply Co announces a $100 price drop on Graham Brothers one ton trucks effective September 9. The reduction follows an earlier $80.60 cut and is tied to increased production and new factory facilities.

Graham Brothers Monroe Auto & Supply Co Dodge Brothers Mr. Ethridge Graham U Bro

Sponge systems host shrimp colonies in reef habitats

The text notes sponges as sea beehives where tiny snapping shrimps return to the same sponge, forming a hive like relationship in marine environments.

Dizzy Deal Sparks Rerun of Party Fracas

A chaotic scene unfolded as a party erupted in confusion prompting a rerun of events. Attendees clashed briefly amid loud shouting and scattered debris as organizers attempted to restore order.

Phillies' pennant hopes rekindled by win over Senators

Philadelphia clubs gain two straight wins over world champion Senators raising slim mathematical chances. The Macks won 9 to 7 behind Baumgartner after a 15 safe hits off three Washington pitchers. Yankees fell to Red Sox 5 to 4 as Flagstead produced the decisive hit. Pirates lost to the Cubs 9 to 7 in the series finale with a late Cubs surge.

New York A. P Senators Philadelphia Pation Agielive Macks Washington Baumgartner Yankees Red Sox Flagstead Rosenthal Babe Ruth Pittsburgh Cubs

Team Rebuilds line and backfield under Thomas guidance

The coach Thomas works to rebuild a football squad focusing on a sharp offensive line and a fast backfield. He brings trust in speed and cohesion around three veteran players returning in green and golf uniforms.

Thomas

Centre's Gridiron Training Underway for 1925 Team

Centre's 1925 football aspirants trained in the sun under head coach Robert L Myers and assistants William Shandoan and Bill Maher. Skidmore will anchor the line with Elmer Rubinstein returning. Mayer handles freshmen. First game set for October 3 against Kentucky Wesleyan.

Danville A. P Robert L Myers William Shandoan Bill Maher McMillins Covingtons Dixie Skidmore Elmer Rubinstein Shandoan Maher Mayer

Tom Oliver Making Good In Pacific Coast League

Tom Oliver once with the Drillers and later sold to Shreveport and Vernon is reported to be thriving in the Pacific Coast League. A Sacramento Times clipping notes his speed and plate ability, with Seattle papers calling him a promising young outfielder who could fetch a high price if he develops. Oliver batted over .300 in the 1924 Drillers series and earned a reputation for reliability in clutch spots.

Tom Oliver Monroe Shreveport Sacramento Calif Marcus Kahn G. M. Oliver Sidney Lanier Oliver Vernon Coast Loop Seattle Speed Center Garden Drillers

Jack Dempsey to Fight Exhibitions in Texas

Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey has accepted two boxing exhibitions in Texas. He will box in Dallas on September 22 and in San Antonio the following week against suitable opponents.

Los Angeles A. P Jack Dempsey Texas Dallas San Antonio

Stecher Defeats Canadian Champion in Vancouver Match

Joe Stecher, holder of the world heavyweight title, forced Leo L Heureux of Canada to quit after more than an hour of grappling in Vancouver British Columbia last night.

Vancouver B. C Joe Stecher Leo L’heureaux

Seven Letter Men Return to Baton Rouge High Football

Baton Rouge High School sports staff reports seven letter men return as builders for the 1925 team. Returning backs include Wade Randolph quarterback Spec Harrell Flynn and D T Harrell at fullback, with Tillman named captain. Linemen Carpenter Day and Day’s center LaVerne Day anchor a squad built around a strong backfield.

Baton Rouge A. P Tommy Thomas Ed, Young Wade Randolph Spec” Harrell Flynn D. T. Harrell Tillman Bulldogs Tagey Carpenter LaVerne Day Thomas

Bobby Jones Declines Pro Route to Preserve Amateur Stand

Atlanta writer Keller notes Bobby Jones will not turn pro despite annual offers and lucrative pay. Jones, 23, emphasizes his lifelong amateur status, citing his dedication to the sport and to his father while acknowledging strong professional drawing power.

Atlanta Bobby Jones A. P Bobby B. Keller Kelfer Jones Keller Oakmont Ler Tiny

Athletics Strong for Race in 1926

The Athletics look to dominate next season with a young roster and rising experience. Veterans on Washington face rebuilding as Coveleskie Johnson and Ruether age, while Vean Gregg falters and Zachary stalls. Fred Marberry and Alex Ferguson could bolster the Senators pitching, but Washington must return to form to challenge. Chicago and St Louis mix strong showings, with Bush and Giard fueling the White Sox and hopeful contenders in 1927.

New York Athletics Mackinen Senators Washington Father Time Bucky Harris Coveleskie Johnson Ruether Vean Gregg Four Horsemen Zachary Fred Marberry Alex Ferguson Yankees Hauser Hemach Pirates Philadelphia Chicago Louis Browne Joe Bush G4ton Giard

Set Dates for Chicago Amateur Pro Tour

Chicago opens its amateur pro tour September 16 at Dives Gate Club with medal play and professional team matches. The Chicago District Golf Association announces the curtain raiser to the professional championship, inviting all amateurs and professionals to compete.

Chicago Professional Golfers Association Atsoc Dives Gate Club

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