Elks Rally Tops Anvil Palms 11-6 at Massie Field
The Elks, 1944 champs, beat Anvil Palms 11-6 with a four run fourth inning and a clutch seventh where Ed Rodd singled and scored. Percy Rosemargy delivered a three run double to seal the win as Louie Callovi and Connie Velin limited the Palms to four innings.
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Ramsay Tops White Birch Inn 8 to 1 in Tilt
The Ramsay aggregation won its second game of the season Tuesday night by a score of 8 to 1 over the White Birch Inn. Lefty Giachino starred for Ramsay with a double and a single, while Martin Freeman pitched five sharp innings before Perlich relieved. Freeman contributed two hits in three trips, and White Birch Inn committed five errors as Ramsay built an early lead.
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Underwood Rout North Bessemer 22–5 at Massie Field
Underwood overwhelmed North Bessemer 22 to 5 at Massie Field last night. A 12 run second inning featured most scoring as North Bessemer threw away chances, gifting a lopsided victory to Underwood.
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Red Devils Retain Track Title at Massie Field
The Ironwood Red Devils led by ace Olson won the M W track meet at Massie Field yesterday with 558 2 5 points. Ashland finished second, Wakefield third, Bessemer fourth, and Hurley last. Kalember won the 440 yard dash after Ashland’s Azuc SS was disqualified.
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Veteran Maintenance Head To Retire After 36 Years Service
Henry F Hoffman longtime Bessemer schools maintenance chief retires after 36 years of service He arrived from Ohio as a youth served in the Spanish American War led Bessemer as mayor in 1922 23 and spent 45 years in the fire department He held high offices in Royal Arch Masons and Blue Lodge His 13 years as high school maintenance head followed 23 years at Olcott school A farewell party at Lake Gogebic honored him with a suede jacket from the board and a Mackinaw from faculty members.
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Will Ann improve despite loss to Firemen in hard scrimmage
The Will Ann club showed strong improvement this week, nearly upsetting Sproon Contratto’s Firemen before a 13-7 defeat. Gust Brekke starred with two running catches, while Lew Brown’s throws misfired at times. Debuts by Leno Barbacovi and teammates added energy as Ramsay and Elks battles produced tight baserunning and standout plays.
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Ramay Bulls Elks In League Leading Showdown
Connie gets them to pop up for easy put outs Velin leads the league with 2 wins no defeats Monday night Ramay faces Elks in a top league clash A large crowd attended last night North Besse mer entry hag failed to win yet still draws fans Con Harry Olsen starred in centerfield for Underwood with strong all around play Olsen collected 2 hits and 1 walk in five plate appearances
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North Bessemer Faces Rough Start in New League Debut
Howie Hyvonen starred in a short field with about six put-outs as North Bessemer lost twice. The new league entrant drew tough early matchups against Anvil Palms Underwood Firemen and Ramsay and remains undeterred, looking to face weaker teams ahead.
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Next Week's Schedule for Local Teams
Next week's slate lists Monday Ellis facing Ramsay, Tuesday North Bessemer against Firemen, Wednesday Underwood meeting White Birch, and Thursday Anvil vs Will Ann Hotel.
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Tigers rally despite losses of Denton and Trout
The Tigers have held up well after losing two ace pitchers, Denton and Trout. Trout strained a left side muscle against the Washington Senators and remains sidelined. Despite Trout’s absence and his previous success against the Yankees, Detroit beat the league leaders two to none.
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Tigers face lineup protest as Joe Burns strike sparks dispute
In a May game between the Athletics and Tigers, managers and scribes argued over a batting order mix up after Joe Burns struck out leading off the second inning. President Harridge must decide on the formal protest. Meanwhile Benton suffered a broken right ankle in Philadelphia, ruling him out weeks.
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Batting order dispute costs Detroit game
George Kell and Irv Hall clashed in a batting order confusion as Hall was ruled out for out of turn. Dick Seibert batted before the proper sequence and Manager Steve ONeill protested. Umpires ruled Kell led off next, leading to confusion over how many men were out of the inning. The final score stood 7-2 for the Mackmen amid protests that the game might be replayed.
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Taddie Expected to Leave Bessemer for Two Harbors
The Duluth daily reports coach Angelo Taddie will coach football and track at Two Harbors next season. He helped Bessemer win a share of the M-W grid crown in his sole year, while his track squad showed its best effort in years. If he resigns, Bessemer faces a fifth coach in as many years before the new season.
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Penetrating Treatment Promoted for Athlete's Foot
A local ad claims surface remedies fail to kill germs and promotes a penetrating liquid using undiluted alcohol. It touts faster action and urges readers to buy 33 cents worth at The Bessemer Pharmacy by Frank Barnich, date S-6-29.
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