Ada Oilers in trouble in district baseball clash
Ada Oilers face protest in district sandlot tourney after beating Sasakwa 9-1 in eight innings. Sasakwa argued catcher Rains was not listed on Ada’s roster, though Oilers manager Virl Loman said he sought approval from tournament director Leland Gourley who allowed the move.
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Ada Oilers
American Legion
Legion
Seminole
Sasakwans
Rains
Loman
Mana
Ger
Oilers
Leland Gourley
Gourley
Sasakwa
Harjo
Charles Saulsberry
Saulsberry
Legionnaires
Glen Davidson
Jimmy Davidson
Ada Legion
Konawa Oilers
Konawa American Legion
District Legion
Ine Teimia
E .Stephens
G. Davidson
Berger
C. J. Davidson
Reynolds
Cleveland and Detroit Win To Keep Tie Atop League
The article reports Cleveland and Detroit winning to stay level atop the loop. Pitching dominates the Texas League action with Lou Hanning throwing a no hit no run game for San Antonio against Tulsa, while Fort Worth loses to Beaumont in two games. Houston Buffs win two of three doubleheaders to widen its lead over San Antonio.
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Detroit
Pace Indians
Sox
Associated Press
Lou Hanning
San Antonio
Tulsa
Missions
Hanning
Clare Bertram
Fort Worth Cats
Beaumont
Hal Manders
Charley Fuchs
Oklahoma City Indians
Ledger
Shreveport
Horace Lisenbee
Tribe
Ray Taylor
Murrell Jones
Houston Buffs
Dallas
Nick Cullop
Ted Wilks
Houston
Shreveos
Wednesday Stars Rule Baseball's Hectic Day Across Leagues
Clyde Shoun and Johnny Mize spark the Cardinals to a doubleheader sweep over the Bees with a 3-1, 17-8 performance while Mize homered in both games to reach 30 on the season. Pinky Higgins fuels Detroit's 11th inning win over the Yankees with a bases loaded triple and Key runs in tense late innings lift multiple clubs.
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Bees
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Yankees
John Rizzo
Phillies
Cubs
Ken Keltner
Russ Peters
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Red Sox
Burgess Whitehead
Hank Danning
Giants
Reds
Bill Beckman
Athletics
White Sox
Ken Chase
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
George Selkirk
New York
Lefty Gomez
Champs
Hank Greenberg
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Dick Errickson
Bucky
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Chicago Cubs
Augie Galan
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Wally Moses
Sox
A’s
St. Louis
Washington Senators
Clemson Sophomore Booty Payne Top Fall Watch List
New York reports list Clemson’s Booty Payne as a standout sophomore to watch this fall. The roundups note other players and events including Auburn halfbacks, Bud Wendling, Carl Happer, Davey O’Brien’s recovery from surgery, Oklahoma’s Louis Sharpe’s grades, Howard Pollet’s pitching, and a Montreal Tigers sale of George Stainback. The Denver Post hosts its 25th annual baseball tournament with $138,684 prize money since 1922, and officials discuss ticket lines and passes.
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Clemson
Booty Payne
Auburn
Carl Happer
Bud Wendling
U. S. Army
Davey O’brien
Philly
Phlinger
Louis Sharpe
Oklahoma
Denver Post
Post
C. L
Poss) Parsons
Wednesday Results From The American League
The American League games produced Cleveland 12 over Boston 11 and Detroit 7 over New York 6. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 3 while Washington beat St. Louis 13 to 5.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Leagues
National League results show St Louis over Boston 3 to 1 and New York edging Cincinnati 5 to 4. Philadelphia beats Chicago 7 to 3. Southern Association games include Birmingham 6 over 7 with Knoxville 4 3, Atlanta 6 over 4, Little Rock 4 over 2, and Memphis 12 over Chattanooga 10 in ten innings. New Orleans Nashville game postponed by rain.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Birmingham
Knoxville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Texas League Scores and Standings Highlight Regional Results
Beaumont beat Fort Worth 7 to 4 while Fort Worth lost 2 to 0. Houston won 8 to 4 and Dallas 7 to 3. Tulsa blanked San Antonio 8 to 0 as Shreveport edged Oklahoma City 3 to 2.
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Dallas
Tulsa
San Antonio
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
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Bo Scendolinatic
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Horace
Tulsa Mediates
Baseball scores from American Association games
Columbus 6 Toledo 3. Louisville 5 Indianapolis 2. Kansas City 10 Milwaukee 1. St Paul Minneapolis game noted with wet grounds.
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Louisville
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Milwaukee
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Minneapolis
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
A summary of top MLB leaders includes Danning of New York batting .341 in May with .329 in Philadelphia, Mize of St. Louis and Frey of Cincinnati tying 70 runs, Mize leading with 77 RBIs and 30 homers, Herman and McCormick leading hits, and Frey and Reese with 11 steals. Pitching leaders cite Fitzsimmons 10-1 and Sewell 8-2, plus Newsome 13-2 and Rowe 8-2.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Mize
St. Louis
Frey
Cincinnati
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Herman
Chicago
Hack
Ross
Boston
York
Detroit
Radcliff
McCosky
Boudreau
Cleveland
Greenberg
MecCosky
Keller
Foxx
DiMaggio
Case
Washington
Walker
Newsome
Rowe
Hazel-Atlas Faces McAlester All-Stars Tonight
The Hazel-Atlas softball team meets the McAlester All-Stars at 8 15 on Bowman field. The All-Stars have won 23 of 24 games, ranking among the state's top squads.
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McAlester All-Stars
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All-Stars
Bowling League Play Set Tonight
Six teams in the summer league resume action at Haile's Bowling Palace. Dale's Demons lead while five teams chase closely. Matches feature Doc's Demons versus Haile's Howlers, Pappy's Pin Toppers versus Bill's Babies, and Dale's Dunkers versus Leo's Louies.
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Doc’s Demons
Haile
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Pappy
Bill
Dale
Dunkers
Leo
Louies
Hornsby Wins Fans with Calm Leadership at OKC
Oklahoma City fans see Rogers Hornsby as a tough but fair manager who blends discipline with calm guidance. He benches slow baserunners, earns respect from young players, and has quickened the Indians' pace while selling two young regulars to bigger league clubs.
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Rogers Hornsby
John Holland
Hornsby
Indians
Dave Short
Chicago White Sox
Charley Fuchs
Detroit
Denver Opens Annual Meet 18 Teams from 9 States Entered
The 25th Denver Post baseball tournament runs Aug 1 to Aug 12 with 18 teams from nine states. Enid Oklahoma defends last year’s title, joined by Duncan Oklahoma Halliburtons Mount Pleasant Texas and Buford Georgia Bona Allens. Opening games scheduled Friday at 3 PM against Denver Jewel. Duncan vs Louisville Saturday at 3 PM.
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Denver
Denver Post
Enid
Okla
Duncan
Halliburtons
Wichita
Monkeys Reported Harassing Ranger in Yellowstone Park
Two women tourists asked about monkeys in Yellowstone Park. Ranger George Kennaugh explained the climate. The women claimed to have seen two monkeys, then pine cones were hurled at him from a tree. More cones followed as the attack continued.
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Wyo
George Kennaugh
Kennaugh
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