Schooner Beers Protest Decision As Sport Shop Wins
St Paul leads the Hurantroquois League as Sport Shop, aided by a late seventh inning rally including Hogan’s home run, Mayers’ double, and Sorenson and Millhouse singles, overtake Tredway & Liam’s Red Sox 10-7 after a tense ending. Umpire Zeller sparked controversy with a called strikeout and an apparent late play that allowed Ambrose Boyle to double, inflaming Schooner Beers and manager Chuck Broodgood. The result leaves St Paul two and a half games ahead as Millers and Blues slump.
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Chuck” Broodgood
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Umpire Protest Sparks Brewers and League Action
Indignant Schooner players surrounded the umpire demanding justice after a disputed call. They argued Boyle should not bat again if out and that Zeller rushed the process. Bloodgood planned a league protest, while secretary Harry Liem said no protest was filed yet but a directors meeting would be set if one arrives. Red Sox post second straight win as Spee! McDonald steps in for injured Brusse, who left for Minneapolis.
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Whitehead Aims to Return to Giants Lineup Soon
Giants outfielder Whitehead says he will be back in three weeks after feeling better, despite family and media chatter. The piece notes scattered comments on scorers etiquette, rumors of spring moves, Dizzy Dean’s comeback prospects, and other baseball tidbits from the era.
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Dizzy Dean
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Polo Grounds
White
Chicago
Bowes
Indians Struck by Rainy Spell in Series Losses
The Cleveland Indians pennant hopes suffered after a rainy spell wiped out three games in New York. Johnny Allen took the loss as Boston beat him 4-0, while Mel Harder pitched well and won 3-0. Cleveland’s pitching staff, led by Feller, struggled with diminished fastball despite early-season success.
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Dickmiam
Harder
Bobby Feller
Detroit
Philadelphiai
National Treaguery
Tennis Queens To Renew Feud In Two NYC Showdowns
Queens rivals Helen Jacobs and Helen Wills Moody plan two more tournaments this fall. Moody aims for the Exe County invitation in Manchester starting August 15 while Jacobs targets the Forest Hills national singles September 8 17. Both hope to return strong from recent injuries and enter finals barring a setback.
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Dad Feller Blames Homesickness For Bob’s Poor Showing
Cleveland July article notes Bob Feller struggled on the mound blamed on homesickness. Dad William Feller remains confident, expecting a rebound for the Indians in the Philadelphia Cleveland series opening.
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Legion Baseball Boys To Play In City Junior Loop
Legion Juniors in Faulkton tournament loss prompt disbanding move. North Side Pirates hold undefeated record as city league winds toward second half title and a final series for city crown. Two All-Star teams will face Alpena juniors in a Sunday doubleheader while several players age out.
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Parade Of Champions Set To Challenge Snead In St Paul Open
A parade of champions will lead 20 top women players and visiting professionals against Sammy Snead at the Saint Paul Open in Minnesota. Notables include Patty Berg Bea Barrett and Tony Neuero with Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen and Harry Cooper among 29 states expected. The event raises funds for Camp Neibel equipment via the Saint Paul Junior Association.
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Herter Smith
Darling Cooper
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Ira
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Hoy Scouts of America
Baing Paul Junior Association
Yesterday's Baseball Smashes Through League Schedules
The Associated Press reports on yesterday's baseball action across the National and American Leagues as teams adjust schedules and prepare for upcoming games. Key performers, standings updates, and upcoming matchups shape the competitive landscape.
Northern State Final Postponed in Two-Day Golf Tourney
The Northern State Golf Association event at Redfield was delayed to Wednesday as finals between Al Hoy of Redfield and Everett Lewis of Aberdeen were unfinished after Monday’s rounds. Bowdle’s G Grosz won the final playoff in the President’s Flight, with Redfield and Aberdeen players advancing, while banquet plans named Hyde Park in Aberdeen for next year’s site.
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William Walston
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de Smet
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Rodney Parsons
Charles Howard
Trom Redfield
Groton
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Hyde Park
Charlie Greer
Cleveland
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Riven Power Thehoone
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di Deni
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Boston
Harder
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Bagby
Per Eock
Detroit
Philadelphia
Carlton Rook Builds Giant-Killer Hopes at Sea Bright
Carlton Rook, fresh from Lake Placid success, battles Frankie Parker in the Sea Bright Invitation second round. He defeated James Martin Purnby, sixteenth-ranked American, 1 6 9 7 2 1 2, as Alice Marble advanced past Helen Germaine in Newark coverage. Freddie Cochrane vs Jackie Berg highlighted Newark results.
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Martin Pumby
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Mig Marble
Helen Germaine
New York
Etter
Jean Burritt
Toronto
Hestik Gets Crack At Title Tonight
Seattle’s youthful middleweight hopeful Hestik seeks the world title as Al Hostik meets Freddie Steele for the crown in Seattle. A 15 round bout with Dempsey refereeing, odds narrowing to even money as 11:15 p.m. CST approaches.
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Hostik
Freddie Steele
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Steele
Jack Dempsey
Pierre Junior Leaguers Defeat Groton 10 to 3
Pierre Junior Leaguers beat Groton 10 to 3 with Griff hitting a bases loaded homer. Seven Groton errors aided Pierre, as the Brown County team pulled away yesterday. Batteries: Groton HOOT 2 3 7. Pierre COL 0 6 0 5 - 10 7 5.
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Ramsey
Mitchell Juniors Triumph in District Five Final
Mitchell, July 26. Behind the pitching of Schoenfelder the Mitchell Junior League defeated Weesinzter Springs 22 to 2 to claim the district five championship. Schoenfelder struck out two, pitched five innings of no run ball.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The AP batting leaders list Cleveland’s Foxx with a .356 average and Detroit’s Greenberg with 74 runs, plus hits leader Travis of Washington with 133 and Lombardi of Cincinnati at .364. Pitching leader Branton? Blanton of Pittsburgh at 7-2 and Brown at 13-3 headline the season totals.
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Pittsburgh
Apostles Rally Past Mud Hens in 4 3 Victory
St Paul tied for first as the Apostles beat Toledo 4 3 to widen their lead in the league race. Tony York homered in the eighth to spark the rally and Vance Wage allowed eight hits as Columbus topped Kansas City 15 in a separate note. In Minneapolis the Red Birds crushed the locals 21 9 on 24 hits led by Buddy Hassan's three homers and a steal. Weather and standings details for the region are included.
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Armours To Meet Myers Corner In Softball Battle
Armour 4 Co softballers clash with Myers Corner at Armour Park as league play resumes after a camping break on foreign soil. Both teams were in Miller tournament action Sunday with Armour claiming a second straight tourney title by beating Myers in the semi final. The Packers chase first place, Myers sits second behind AquaW. Game set for 6 15 p m.
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