The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 5

1 IK it Jt lift MOJTROE, NEWS STAfi, FRIdIy, JULY 29, 1921 if, sMsassMSMBsMawaasssssssMswssass i rT! 1 1 MONROE BALL CLUB WITH RECORD Baseball Bastrop THIS DATE IN HISTORY BASEBALL OF 26 GAMES WON AND SEVEN LOST Manager Protests 1 IS CLAIMANT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP I II II II i HI Mm i HP! mi I II III Bastrop, July 27, 1921. 1794 Thomas Corwin, governor of News Star Pub. Co.t Ohio, S. senator and cabinet officer, There has probably been no issue of born in Bourbon county, Ky. Died in of Gaines Won and Lost Washington, D.

Dec. 18, 1865. your paper read with more interest, and by as many this town, as was yours of July 25, 1921, containing "your" 1846 The Irish Confederation party was aanized by the "physical force" 3 4 WELSH AGAIN TRIMMED. Winnfield, July 29.tW inn field made it three straight over Welsh, yesterday, winning 5 to 2. The heavy hitting of the locals was too much for the fast fielding of the Welsh team.

Col well and Holstead were the battery for Winnfield. Ryan and Helpaen for Welsh. Colwell allowing six hits, while Ryan was touched up for ten hits. April J8 Shreveport at Z. Shreveport April 17 Shreveport at Shreveport April 24, Farmerville at Farmerville account of the previous Saturday's base 9 ball game with Bastrop.

5 2 8 0 5 0 May 1, Vicksburg at Vicksburg Vicksburg ,7 When men, the best citizens of a community, protest as vigorously against a May 7. Pine Bluff at Pine Bluff Pine iUuff element. 1848 W. Smith O'Brien's rebellion in Ireland was suppressed. 1856 Robert Schumann, the great composer of music, died near Bonn.

Born at Zwickan, June 8, 1810. 1859Convention at Wyandotte 'May 8, Pine Bluff at Monroe. May Shreveport at newspaper article as was evidenced here on the morning of the 26, there1 must Shreveport 1 Shreveport May 35, Shreveport at 3 be something "rotten in It JUNIOR LEAGUE. Clubsx Won May 16. Lake Charles at Monroe Lake Charles Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe 11 4 Spray JIT Disinfecto in your rooms jWSj 4 around the garbage can, in the chicken May, 17f Lake Charles at Monro? Lake Charles L.

T. 1 6 Pet 85f 857 833 May IS, Lake, Charles at 1 Lake Charlec adopted a constitution for the State of Kansas. 1871 John Slidell, one of the Confederate commissioners seized from the May 22, Wlnnficld at Monroe Coca Cola. A 6 C. C.

Bell 5 O. P. 3 I I mosquitoes, ants, chiggers, bed bues', i Lost 1 1 1 4 3 5 4 5 May Rustdn at Monroe May 29, Ruston at "Winnfield Huston Rustom Alexandria 0 1 5 7 6 1 City Drug 1 Rotary 1 Monroe Hdw. Co 1 429 250 166 200 166 I kills germs and purifies the air. ,4 1 I AV JIT im fully guaranteed.

It is not a ML3 I I poison, won't hurt you, won't hurt fab 1 i I rics or furniture. Several months' sup 1 rf.iA 1 ir 1 If ply cost only $1.35 (smaller bottle 70c). A 1 I June 4, Alexandria at Monroe June 5, Alexandria at Monroe Alexandria is not the" writer's desire "lo get into an argument over this last game with Monroe. There has been and always will be squabbling over baseball. Clubs are certain in the words of the fan to "beef and all clubs contain one and sometimes as many as two, who are "beefers" and can not stand a little gab from the aide lines.

All baseball fans know that a good sport who takes good naturedly this side line gab, is the player who ignores it and keeps his mind concentrated on the game, There will be trouble in any community in the whole baseball world, if steamer Trent, died in London. Born in New York City in 1793. 1878 The Marquis of Lome was appoint'." Governor General of Canada. 1896 British House of Commons passed the Irish Land bill. Elks 1 June li, eartrop at Bastroo 0 June 12, Shreveport at Monroe Monroe 10 The JIT hand spray pump costs 50c.

I iJ II F1! pump and push the handle. Easy, ffyT A I I clean, eifective. At all good stores. WltfSl I NEW SOUTHERN DRUG CO INC ll aSvJ Results Yesterday L. T.

I. li Rotary 4. June 19, Bastrop at Monroe Shreveport Bastroo Farmerville Monroe June 25, Farmerville at Monroe 4 Monroe 19 June 26, Farmerville at Monroe. Farmerville IXr Shreveport, La, 31 Irial Size With Sleuth Postponed Came. O.

P. Siaek 16, City Drug Store 15. vuiy ss, uastrop at Monroe Bastroo Monroe 7 0 6 3 6 0 5 2 3 2 3 3 Monroe 15 Game. wuiy jsasirop at Monroe Bastrop July 4, Bastrop at Bastrop Forfeited Slack 0, Rotary 0C a catcher, tor instance, violates the unwritten rule and endeavors to take up In the Day's News Prof. John Ambrose Fleming, Who has been uwardod the Albert Medal of the Royal Society of Arts for 1921 in recognition of lis many valuable; contributions to electrical science, has been engaged for 40 years in experimental physics researches, concerning himself particularly with the technical applications of electricity.

Many new theories owe their birth to his mind and genius, July in, Alexandria at Monroe Alexandria July 10, Alexandria at Monroe Alexandria remarks made by fans. Gentleman. 1EXAS LEAGUE Clubs Won July 15, Haselhurst at Monroe Haselhirst July 16, Haselhurst at Monroe Hazelhurst there will indeed be trouble. It has happened on your own grooinda and you In Sterilized Dottles Dallas 13 Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe July 37, Hr.selhurst at Hazelnurst know it, 3 Wichita Falls 12 July sH, Farmerville at Farmerville 2 You say that "you" have seen a good Fort Worth 12 July at Bastrop Bastron many raw deals pulled in lots of games. louston 10 Lost 7 7 9 10 11 10 12 ret 650 632 671 500 450 444 400 333 MA Ylf juiy uastrop at Bastrop Bastrop 2 1 2 The writer has no doubt but that that is true, for Monroe, has played lots of Beaumont 9 Galveston 8 and Many remarkable results in elec tricity, radio telegraphy and radio tele I pnone and other similar ultra modern lines of science have been advanced i 1 uiy nomer at Monroe Homer games in Monroe this season, lbat Shreveport 8 Played 33, won 26, lost 7, per cent 788.

statement the writer grants to be cor 106 San Antonio 6 178 Batting and Fielding Averages rect, and recalls the incident when one of your players, on being called out on first base, deliberately struck the visitor's umpire, which act was evidenty NAME greatly through his work. He is the inventor of the thermionic valve, which was the key to all modern wireless telegraphy and which it made The valve can be made to produce wireless waves, to detect wireless waves, and to magnify them when detected. Results Yesterday San Antonio 8, Shreveport 3. Wichita Falls 11, Houston 5. Fort Worth 4, Galveston 1.

Beaumont 8, Dallas 2. A feature of Coca Cola 8 goodness 4 for you to remember. Itself pure and delicious, all its purity and delicacy of flavor preserved for your health and enjoyment by clean and sanitary bottling. Order a Case for Your and you'll be sure of serving a "wholesome and delicious beverage. oerved at and sold by refreshment stands, restaurants, cafes and grocers.

Demand this Bottle See that it is served in this patented bottle fit the hand shapecorrugated sides name blown in the glass. None but the genufhe comes in this bottte tht genuine comet in no other bottle. approved as it brought loud applause from the grand stand. J. mm III The writer has always heard end now Basil.

Higginpotham believes that "silence gives therefore the ones who remain silent are Today's Schedule San Antonio at Shreveport. Galveston at Fort Worth. Beaumont at Dallas. Houston at Wichita Falls. as guilty as you who made this insult Today's Calendar Of Sporta.

Racing Meeting of Empire City Association, at Yonkers. Monteville. Waller.M... A3 PO A 2B SB HR TB SH SB FA BA 15 48 8 12 15 1 5 2 0 0 14 11 5 762 250 29 111 15 30 297 35 14 1 0 38 6 12 960 270 29 107 21 37 48 2 5 .7 2 0 48 2 2 910 344 24 79 5 26 109 23 1 2 1 0 30 1 8 993 329 24 83 19 18 17 66 7 0 3 1 27 2 4 767 216 11 22 6 7 9 12 0 0 2 0 11 1 3 1000 318 18 66 20 21 29 62 15 4 6 0 37 4 1 859 318 19 60 9 12 30 59 6 1 0 0 13 4 7 937 200 5 16 1 4 7 9 1 2 0 0 6 0 0 942 250 12 43 13 15 26 39 5 3 0 0 18 2 1 929 348 5 18 11 66 0 li 3 0 0 0 6 0 0 800 333 8 16 5 4 9 6 2 1 0 0 5 1 0 819 250 22 136 21 0 010 500 1000 136 691 124 195 602 284 64 28 16 1 258 34 38 931 285 ing and false accusation against a whole community. ill mi it in 'Miiu Meeting at Maisommeuve Park, 1 Believe me in this gentlemen, that if SOUTHERN LEAGUE the business men and business houses JMlWtBM of Monroe and particularly the jobbers could stand by, and hear the remarks Clubs Won Memphis 71 Birmingham 60 being made by business men of Bastrop, New Orleans 58 TOTALS who now do most of their staple busi Lost 31 39 43 45 48 63 64 68 Pet 691 606 574 526 505 388 384 327 ness in Monroe, and if they know that a Little Rock 50 Atlanta 49 Nashville 40 resolution is on the verge of being Record of Monroe Pitchers signed by the majority of merchants Mobile 40 boycotting your city from their trade, believe me they would be on your heels Chattanooga 33 to correct this "jackass" newsjtem, for Trotting Close of Grand Circuit meeting at Columbus, O.

Rowing Canadian Royal regatta opens at St. Catharines. Baseball Napoleon Lajoievs "Old Timers" baseball game, at Cleveland. Golf Michigan women's championship tournament, at Kalamazoo. Minnesota women's championship tournament, at Minneapolis.

Tennis Bristol County championship tournament opens at New Bedford, Mass. Boxing Johnny Dundee vs. Bert Spencer, 12 at Brooklyn. Jpe Welling vs. Sailor Freedman, 10 rounds, at Aurora, 111.

Jimmy Kelly vs. Young Farrell, 10 rounds, at Aurora, 111. Phil Harrison vs. Al Morris, 8 rounds, at Aurora, 111. the business men of Bastrop "have al Pet and are the bnly regulars that 2 338 have been in the line up every game.

0 1000 Wal'er loads in consecutive hitting, 1 833 havin? hit safaly in ten straight games 500 one or more times. He was stopped in 0 1000 1 the Sicond game of the double header 1 000 here vith Alexandria July 10th. 0 1 833 Daughtry is well ahead of the bunch ways heard and now believe, etc. Results Yesterday Birmingham 6, Atlanta 3. Chattanooga 11, Memphis 5.

Little Rock 8, Nashville 7. No other game scheduled. In proof of this latter statement, pos Monteville Staples .....5 Busli Graves 5 Russell 1 Covington 1 Joe Miller and Nolan are sibly the Monroe jobbers will be inter ested in the matter enough to consult 1 500 in stolen bases, having 12 to his credit. their salesmen who make this territory, 0 1000 Stewart is second with seven. ascertaining if the remarks are well running a Joe Miller has hit for the most num Today's Schedule Atlanta at Birmingham.

Chattanooga at Memphis. Nashville at Little Rock. Mobile at New Orleans. close iace for leadership in battinjs. founded.

F.BENSON, Manager Bastrop Baseball Club. ber of bases and also leads in two base hits. Waller leads in three baggers with 6. He has hit for more bases, con Nolan is leading with an average of 348 and Joe is second with 344. Nolan has been in but twelve games, while Mfller has bsen in every game played.

Miller Sporting Notes. NATIONAL LEAGUE sidering the number of times he has OUACHITA COCA COLA BOTTLING MONROE, LOUISIANA Champion Johnny Wilson is to take Clubs Won been at bat, than any other player. on Bryan Downey at Cleveland July 27. Something like 100,000 people attend Pittsburgh 59 New York 58 Boston 52 Brooklyn 49 ed the recent Henley regatta in Eng TAPE AND POLITICIANS HURT land. Lost 34 34 38 46 47 51 52 64 ret 634 630 578 516 484 440 422 2S9 Baltimore plans a public athletic field to cost a quarter of a million dollars.

TOOTH PASTE IS ANTISEPTIC St. Louis 44 Chicago 40 Cincinnati 38 Philadelphia 26 EAGLE Pencil No. 174 King Alfonso is a polo and tennis en PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SAYS REPORT Uuisiast and also finds time lor a cer as well as cleansing; to tain amount of golf. the teeth, healing to The Grand Prix de Taris, worth this year about $80,000. is the most valuable the gums, purify" Ing the breath.

the of the current expense total of schools. race in the world. Results Yesterday St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 0. Brooklyn 3, Chicago 2.

New York 6, Pittsburgh 4. Boston 2, Cincinnati 1. Dentists com West Virginia University is to have TL a. i. mend it For Sale at your Dealer Made in five gradea ASK FOR THE YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE RED BAND EAGLE MIKADO EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK a rie loiai expenditure tor debt ser an athletic stadium with accommodation STALER for ovr 80,000 spectators.

New York, July Two prime causes of the present "deplorable" condition Of American public schools are red tape and the handicapping of Boards of Education by politicians, according to a survey of public school boards and thejr receipts and expenditures, directed by the National Committee for Chamber of Commerce Cooperation with the vice, varies from four tenths of one per cent in the Eastern cities, one and one third per cent in the Southern cities and Practcally all the women's world's reeords for free style and back stroke up to nine and one half per cent in the Today's Schedule New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia at Chicago. swimming are held by American girls.

Great Lakes group. In one fifth. of the Today nearly forty English town hold annual rezattas. and several of Great Lakes cities the expenditure for this item is more than 20 per cent of the total expenditure for all purposes. public school and the American city bureau made public here today.

them more than one in each summer. The Boston College football team will 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs Won I The survey which covered conditions In a number of Ohio cities it is between journepr to Texas the middle of October ill cities snowed, it was said, that for a game with Baylor University. 47 per cent of where boards of 30 and 35 percent. The relation of capital outlay, aggregating $51,727,554, to the total expendi Cleveland 60 New York 58 Washington 51 4 The earliest big race rowed over the famous Henley course wa3 that between tures, showed that nearly 85 per cent Detroit 47 4 Oxiord and Cambridge, in the year 1829. A.

Diemer Koo the Dutch lawn ten St. Louis 44 4 Boston 42 Chicago 40 15 was utilized on sites and new buildings. A total of $1,341,000 was expended medical inspection and dental and nurse service in the 377 cities named. The nis ehammon. is said to be just as nimble with the boxing gloves as with Philadelphia 35 a tennis racquet.

part of the total expenditure spent for the alteration and equipment of old Benny Leonard, the lightweight cham la a pion, is acquiring a racmgstaoie ana will hereafter divide his interest be buildings was only 1.8 per cent. Commenting on this the committee said: Results Yesterday Washing ton 8, Chicago 5. New York 6, St. Louis 0. Detroit 2 9, Philadelphia 3 2.

Cleveland 5, Boston 4. tween boxng and the turf. "The smallness of this amo'unt is of education were "independent" or free from political manipulation or control, that the most efficient administrative and educational results are obtained. "The beat interests of the public schools' says the, report, "cannot be served in a city where the budget of the Borad of Education may be reduced and remodelled by city officials' who have not made a definite study of the needs of the schools. Boards which are really a sub division of the municipal government and whose budget may be changed by municipal authorities are classified as "dependent" and undesirable from the standpoint of the public good.

It "is thus pointed out that in case of eities in New Jersey, the budget must be passed upon by a special Board of School Estimate; in Oklahoma cities the school trustee are dependent upon an During the 20 years that Fielding II. particular interest in connection with Yost has been football coach at the the findings of this committee in their University of Michigan the Ann Arbor Gridiron team has won 131 games, lost report on school housng conditions in American cities. This report shows 26, and tied 12. that a large percentage of the children The Union Printers' Baseball League, in the public schools are continually Today's Schedule. St.

Louis at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveund at Boston. Chicago at Washington. 1 111 Prohbly the mo si generally used which is to open its eleventh annual tournament in Detroit on the last day The Garden farmer will find the Ford Model One TorT Truck an especially, valuable factor in his business because of the flexibility as well as the reliability of the service given by this splendid truck.

The worm drive of manganese bronze carries all the power of the motor to driving the Truck, and there are combined in larger and heavier form all the elements which have made the Ford Model Car the greatest motor car in the world in point of service. The Ford Truck with its worm drive is most economical in operation and maintenance. There is very little, if anything, to get out of order at any time; there is the sim plicity in control; there is the convenience in the flexibility of the car, it will turn in a circle of forty eight feet; it accommodates itsohf to narrow alleys, and it 'stands the gaff' of hard work day after day, and month after month, to the great satisfaction of the owner. There is hardly a line of business activity where menaced by the unsanitary conditions and fire hazards in many old school buildings now in use. In Eastern cities of July, is one of the largest amateur baseball organizations in the word.

0 the conditions are particularly bad The coming junior chanipionsnip of sporting wood is ajh. The best baseball bats and hockey sticks are ash, as An intermediate class of school boards, designated as "sp'ecial, which the Western Association, scheduled for Sxcise Board; in Ohio cities, school Nashville during the first week of Au are frames of lawn tennis racquets. budgets may be reduced by a special are neither dependent nor independent, are also dueussed in the report and county commission; in New Lngland, gust, will be the first time that this event has been held outside of Chicago. The same tree also provides crick stumps, lawn tennis posts, and the tne ford one ion Truck is not really a necessity, Ccme in and talk it over. held to be contrary to the best educational policy.

cheaper varieties of erocquet mallets. Today' Birthdays Billiard cues consist principally of ash, The basis for the committee's survey Rt. Rev. Thomas S. Byrne, Catholic the butts being weighted with heavier wood, such as ebony and mahogany.

bishop of Nashville, born at was an inquiry sent to the superintendents of schools in cities with popula Hamilton, Ohio! 80 years ago today. ftliiner Motor Company, AUTHORIZED DEALERS llS Walnut St. Jttoax tions in excess of 8,000. The present Prince Christopher of Greece, who married the wealthy American widow, survey is the third of a series. The first report, published last October, presented the facts concerning salaries, training Mrs, Leeds, born 33 years ago today.

Booth Tarkington, one of the most IMS popular present day American novel and experience of teachers. A second reoort. sublished last March, dealt school budgets must be submitted direct to a towi meeting and in many western cities the budget is determined by some county authority. survey shows that the school receipts in the 377 cities for the past fiscal year were 4353,260,000 and that the ex penditures of these same cities during this period were about $2,000,000 less than income. The funds are from five sources and sre supplied in the follow ing proportions: From the states 11.8 per cent; the federal government 0.3 per jtfce.

eaunty g.7 percent; Joca tes npfiwnttM ceilaneous including inonle from sale of bonds short time loan's, 17.0 per cent. The survey shows that of all cities 70 sent do not receiv dollarff rom' thg Fsderal ists, born at Iruianupolis, 52 years ago with school housing conditions. today. it i JPi a ,..1 Kills wax'a. joran.

eminent writer ana a Fir last night Wder'of ft? jziohjstt movement imbieftefv.i deliroy y0 r.tne qHfaa t.Mt vyers 0 i One "keae Ago Today dottteWif the Gulf' LWber 'CompiVV Commissary at 'The loss is $175,000. Npin i. mt iltnchestic.N. as late 1846, Good for Malaria, constipation biliousness a fine tonic Air mail ferviee opened between New York, sod Sttji Francisco. Guaranteed or money back AK uaur United States questioned, Japan's right to under peace treaty BHren Dru i mmm vvutitij.

li vw luiun in vim government. Teachers salaries aggregated $180,000,000 or 64 per cent of the vitwi vti vis oauuBviii i 7.