Committee Hears Liebold Evidence in Louisville Case
The three man executive committee of the National Association of Baseball Leagues heard eight witnesses in Louisville while deferring action on the Louisville club’s appeal against Manager Harry Leibold’s season suspension. Testimony included Leibold and umpire Forrest Peters in the field brawl that led to Leibold’s suspension and Peters’s on field assault claim.
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Chicago
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Louisville
American Association
Harry Leibold
Leibold
Forrest “Frosty
Peters
W. G. Bramham
Pilot
Seibold
Roy Hamey
Milt Steengrafe
Steengrafe
Art Meier
Hamey
Bruce
Detroit Now Seeks Louis Mauriello Heavyweight Bout Move
Promoter Mike Jacobs awaits word from Joe Louis and Challen ger Mauriello on a possible shift of their title bout from New York to Detroit Michigan. Boxing official John Hettche asked for the September fight to be staged in Louis home town with consent from both fighters. Also noted Lt Dick Hainline will defend his title in the Missouri Valley tennis tournament starting August 5.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Jacobs
John Hettche
Michigan
Louis
Hettche
Hainline
DES Moines
Dick Hainline
Rock Island
Slugging Marks Highlight M J Battle and 19-7 Defeat
OWA Manufacturing and La Plant-Choate clash at Daniels Park ends in a 17-9 game halted by darkness after six frames. Bob White drives in five, sets RBI lead as Hermie Frueh and Ron Schueler homer, Cabalka, Rucker, White triple, Carr ie doubles. Bruce takes the loss as Schueler tops hitters with 12 hits and nine runs allowed across the night.
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Tait Cummins
OWA Manufacturing
LaPlant-Choate
Daniels Park
Guy Bruce
Ronnie Schueler
Hermie Frueh
Ron Schueler
Cabalka
Rucker
White
Verne Carrie
LaPlant
Bruce
Bob White
RBI
AE Primrose
Cabatka
Tyrdik
Benhart,c
Loftgaard
Schueler
Incels
Carrie
W. Bruce
St. Lamanaky
Scollon
Knake
Baldridge
Sone
DeWoody
Fruehart Knake
Primrose
Caballix
Tordik
Whiate
Kinch
Currell
Frueh
Primroes
LaPilant-Choate
Vernimont
Ahrens
Oskaloosa Leads Semipro Tourney After Upset Win
Oskaloosa remains undefeated in the Iowa semipro tourney after handing Marshalltown its first defeat, 11 to 6, Tuesday in Adel. The win keeps Oskaloosa as the lone unbeaten team heading into the next round.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Adel
Marshalltown
All-American Sports Week gives Yankees and more
The column reviews the All-American Sports Week launch by Everett Schneider and Dick Fisher, critiques the New York Yankees’ prospects amid DiMaggio's slump and Dickey’s role, praises Aaron Robinson, and recalls anecdotes from Sam Snead to Alabama football feats.
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All-American Sports Weekly
Everett Schneider
Dick Fisher
New York Yankees
Harry Wismer
American Broadcasting Company
Wismer
Bronx Bombers
Oklahoma Citian Trans Medalist Shines In Trans Miss Amen
O Hara Watts of Oklahoma City earned medalist honors at the Trans Miss golf tournament after posting four under par 67 in qualifying. The 64 man championship flight features players who shot 76 or under from a field of 262 amateurs across 13 states with Watts, Lee Griffith and Joe Hartman posting under par scores.
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Denver
O’hara Watts
Oklahoma City
Watts
Lee Griffith
Albuquerque
Joe Hartman
John Kraft
George Dawson
Chicago
al Stewart
Dallas
Billy Cordingley
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Kiwanis and Vets Split In Month-Old Kid League Action
Veterans of Foreign Wars defeated Kiwanis 1 to 0 at Riverside. The Vets pushed across the only run in the second on two singles, a steal, and a fielder's choice. Embassy beat Elks 4 to 2 at Daniels Park as Aukerman held the losers to one hit. Craemer's crew slammed 13 hits for 21 runs to defeat Waffle Shop. Gatto and Jennings led the Motoroys with key hits in Borden's 13 to 8 win.
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Kiwanis Club
Riverside
Vets
Leland Shonka
Kiwanis
Embassy Club
Elks Club
Daniels Park
Aukerman
Fagen
Craemer
Kramer
Ballard
Borden
Hearn - Stevenson
Daker
Stoddard
Madlock
Don Gatto
Motoroys
Ossian Beats Nordness 4-3 On Public School Diamond
Ossian's baseball team defeated Nordness Sunday with a 4 to 3 win on the public school diamond here.
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Ossian
Nordness
Quaker Oats Clinches Industrial League Title
Quaker Oats nears the class B Industrial league crown at Ellis with a 13-0 win over Universal Engineers. Schrodermier tossed a one hitter as four men reached base. Post Office fell to Rapid Box 9-7, sealing Quaker Oats pennant hopes. AFL 18619 beat Lefebvre Corp. 15-1. Iowa Mfg defeated Colored Vets 5-1 with Curley striking out 11 and Bisek going 3-for-4.
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Quaker Oats
Ellis
Universal Engineers
Schrodermeir
Quaker
Post Office
Rapid Box
Quakers
Mailmen
AFL
Lefebvre Corp
Jack Curley
Iowa Mig
Colored Vets
Curley
Vets
Dugan
Earl Carr
al Carr
Alec George
McKinley School
Universal
Qillmer
Hendryx
Schrodermier
Ewe
Dadaher
Hibben
Schloss
Davis
Eredered
Liefebure Corp
Hiams
Brooks
Drahovzal and
Iowa Mfg
Corr
Wilson Gurley
Bisek
Midget Auto Races Set for Benton County Fair at Vinton
VINTON The Benton county fair opens August 3 and closes August 6 featuring midget auto races. Thirty car owners filed entries for the two day meet led by Cedar Rapids entrants with six cars. Art Jacobson's Omaha car driven by Johnny Hobel tops Midwest Midget Auto Racing standings. Eight events plus time trials run daily from noon to 1 45 pm with races starting at 2 pm.
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Vinton
Benton County
Cedar Rapids
Morgan
Thrifty
Hoppe
Ferguson
Floyd Griffin
Willard Yates
Yates
Jim Zearing
Paul Newkirk
Art Jacobson
Car of
Omaha
Johnny Hobel
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Snead
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