Dizzy Dean draws ire as St Paul notes demeaning the game
The St Paul Daily News quotes Shave denouncing Dizzy Dean for snubbing baseball fans in a recent Cardinals exhibition. It recalls a boy in the stands who idolizes the game and a crippled spectator carried to the bench. Corry figures Frank Sweitzer and Phil Herron are mentioned, while Merle Israelson leads the US rifle team.
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Newsboy Brigham to box in Erie tonight on G H card
Local youth Brigham, a leading amateur boxer, meets a Erie youth on the G H card at the stadium tonight. Public urged to read Journal classified ads for details on the event.
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Donkey Baseball Lights Up City Grounds Tonight
About 1,200 fans are expected at the Washington street ball grounds tonight for a donkey baseball game under lights. Teams from the City Baseball League include DeLury’s Never Falls and Cobbett’s Diddos with a pregame parade by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and celebrity donkey appearances.
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Dimick
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Chase
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Raymonds and Elcos Clash for League Lead Tomorrow
The Raymonds face the Elcos tomorrow at 2 30 PM in a decisive City Baseball League showdown. Both teams sit at one win and one loss after recent games, with Elcos seeking revenge after a 4 1 defeat to the Raymonds earlier. Carl Coates, undefeated in three starts, anchors the Raymonds while Babe Haenel or Long may start for the Elcos.
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Sophie Tucker Seeks Braves Buyout Says Not For Sale
Asbury Park July 19 The singer Sophie Tucker asks her attorney to obtain a detailed report on the Boston Braves finances and possible terms, but Judge Emil Fuchs confirms the club is not for sale. Also Harrisburg July 19 the Fish Commission urges law abiding use of live bait for bass fishing with a 50 bait possession limit.
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Results and games across American National and International leagues
Yesterday's results include American and National league scores with St. Louis Boston and Chicago showing strong totals. Today's American games feature Chicago at Washington and New York at Chicago among others. In Harrisburg July 1990 dogs at large are noted with 91 prosecutions in June for chasing game and illegal killing of deer.
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Deans Pitcher Brothers Boost Cardinals in Wide Fight
Henry Super notes Paul and Dizzy Dean bolster the St Louis Cardinals as they win 19-8 over the Boston Braves, reaching 14 straight wins. The article tracks their season totals, compares them to last year, and mentions Giants, Cubs, Dodgers, Yankees, and other pennant contenders in a busy July stretch.
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Quiall Wins Unanimous Decision Over Brooklyn Middleweight
Pittsburgh July 19 Al Quail defeated Jimmy Belmont by unanimous decision at Greenlee field arena in a six round bout. Quail 166% to Belmont 151 pounds, justified his earlier victory over Belmont in a rematch. Also notes Gainer arrives to train for 10 rounder with Billy Nichy Monday night at Millvale. Baseball scores listedColumbus 5 Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 4 Louisville 8 Kansas City 2 St Paul 8 Toledo 7
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Raymonds Shade Aeros 6-4 To Clinch First Win
The Raymonds edged the Aeros 6-4 for their first win in a seven inning game delayed by rain. Walters opened with a triple and scored as Roberts and Austin cross the plate, while Koestner relieved Mountain to seal the seventh inning rally. Aeros led 4-3 before Raymonds tied in the seventh and pulled away in the end as Staples struggled on the mound for Raymonds and the Aeros defense faltered late.
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Boxing Drill and Baseball Notes From World War Era
Boxing text by Leo Fioneran of Erie outlines defense against left hook and countering with straight rights to jaw and body. The piece notes yesterday's Detroit Tigers hero Schoolboy Rowe, then Canada expanding to 128 airports, with game stats and pitching details for a baseball matchup.
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State girl sets new swim mark at Gotham meet
Mary Hoerger wins the springboard for Miami in a sensational start to the National A. U. swim championships in New York. Leohore Kight of Homestead, Pa, breaks the mile record as favorites face strong challenges in 440 free and 220 breast backstrokes. Anne Govednik, Katherine Rawls, Dorothe Dickinson, Elsie Peril, and 14 year old Anna Nerich loom as key rivals in a four day event.
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Penn-Drakes Triumph Over Union City in Erie County League
Titusville report says Penn-Drakes defeated Union City Merchants by 14 to 6 to seize Erie County League leadership. Stan Casper led with four home runs, including two in one inning, following a three-homer game at Dun Kirk.
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