Detroit Pitcher Misses Shutout On Yorks Error
Detroit Tigers stay in the AL chase after a 6-1 win over the New York Yankees. Toramy Bridges allowed five hits and would have pitched a shutout if not for Rudy Yorks error. The Tigers had 11 hits, including three homers, as Boston Red Sox beat Cleveland Indians 9-2.
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Whitehead Wins Third For Hens In Strong Start
Big John Whitehead, sent from St. Louis four weeks ago, won three straight for Toledo's Madhens era as they trailed in the American Association. He allowed eight hits while fanning five and issuing no walks in a 3 1 victory over Milwaukee. Don Hendrickson quieted Columbus to seal a Kansas City win. St Louis—Louisville fell 6 2 as St Paul climbed out of seventh with Artings eight hits. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 9 7, turning into a late slugfest with four runs in the ninth.
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Putnam Named Assistant Coach of Yankton Bucks
BANBYON June 12 Robert Putnam a Yankton College graduate and former standout athlete was named assistant coach and instructor at Yankton High School for the upcoming year at a board of education meeting He comes from Hurley South Carolina where his teams won conference titles He will coach the second football squad and assist in basketball and track and teach economics and commercial law.
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Pro Grid Pioneer is Taken By Death
Canton Ohio June 12 The man credited with fathering professional football and who gave Jim Thorpe his chance is dead Dr Harry A March a physician organizer of the Canton bulldogs and one time head of the National Pro Football League His death followed a long illness and is noted as a loss to the Canton team that helped Thorpe gain fame
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Matthews Leads League Batting in First Quarter
Matthews, shortstop for Sport Shoppers, tops the Buren City League with a .550 average after the first quarter per standings by league secretary Jim Meaghan. Red Rouse hits .500 for runner up, with teammates Brindley, Werner, Brusse, and Gascoigne also at .425, while Laure Blondsood and Neil Meyers sit at .417 and .364 respectively. The Dairymen lead team batting at .283 after three games. Sport Shoppers vs Schooner Beers set for Rivine tonight with Ernie Reiners and Wally Brusse as likely opposing pitchers.
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Standard Oilers Bow To Packers In D Ball Game
The Armour Stars toppled the Standard Oilers 6 to 1 at Armour A C Park last evening, tightening their hold on runner up in the city softball league. The Oilers drop to third at 50 30 as the Starsanoe move to three wins against one defeat. Key hits by Kulawik Bullis and Peterson sparked the Stars, while Bloodgood scored for the Oilers. The Texacos lead with three straight wins and face the Armour Bees Friday. The game was delayed from June 3 due to rain.
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Prize Cans and Bottles Rally Abyssinian Trade
Abyssinian natives prize empty soup cans and bottles in barter battles. They offer up to a dozen eggs and a chicken for each empty can or bottle.
More Fish Fewer Fishermen In Spink County
Redfield June 12. As the fish population rises from plantings in Lake Doland and Lake Redfield more areas, fishermen grow scarce. 1938 license sales reached 918, 1939 sales 810, to date 472 recorded. Only treasurer staff sold licenses in 1939, other outlets ongoing this year.
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Yesterday's Baseball Latee Recap from AP
National League results include Philadelphia over Cincinnati 9 0 0 and 5 0 0, Warren Walters New York defeat. Chicago 0 0 0 6 0 0. P. Dean O'Dea Passeau Ret tensberger Todd. American League Detroit New York 15-21, St. Louis Washington 5 1, Kennedy Swift Haynes Ferrell. Boston Chicago Philadelphia. American Association Milwaukee Toledo Columbus St Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Sioux City Sioux Falls Worthington Norfolk. Baby Armstrong outpoints Serean in Los Angeles.
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Museum bids for Angel Tillett skeleton prompt questions
The New York dispatch notes a Chicago museum seeking to reserve Maurice The Angel Tillett's skeleton with a price inquiry. The item spawns questions about handling, while sports chatter mentions Sammy Snead, Dizzy Dean and other figures in a tumult of brief notes and curiosities.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Major league leaders include Moore New York batting .354 and Walker Brooklyn 353 hits led by Irey F McCormick Cincinnati 38 runs. Mize St Louis 17 home runs and Mell on New York Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 61 pitching. Finney Boston .381 Cas p Washington 48 Moses Philadelphia 40 Britts Wright Chicago 69 Walker Washington 17.
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Modern sources expand Isinglass supply beyond sturgeon
Isinglass, long tied to the air bladders of sturgeon, now comes from various fish species. The shift broadens sources and increases supply for the industry.
Giants-Former duo defeat Cubs in doubleheader on five hits
Bill Lohrman and Paul Dean shut out the Cubs on five hits in the first game and the latter held Chicago to four in the nightcap. Tom Bridges and Ted Williams sparked the Tigers and White Sox scenes with scattered hits and strong innings.
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Brilliant Field Likely To Blast Existing Marks
Earl Hilligan reports the L10th National Collegiate Atheltics Association back and field titles will be decided June 21 22 at Minneapolis with top runners throwers and jumpers from Stanford Southern California Princeton Oregon and Indiana among contenders. World and meet marks may fall in sprints hurdles and distance events as teams chase records in a star filled program.
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Aberdeen High bowled over by 25 letter winners
Aberdeen June 11 The Central high school commencement marked a heavy loss for the Golden Eagles as 25 letter winners from Cy Holgate Ray Antil and Les Rathman era received diplomas. Returning stars Watson Schmidt Hansen Houge Mayer and captain Scofield depart, leaving the intra-mural system to supply next year’s competition and leadership.
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Pastor Conn Bout Signed for August Thirteen
New York reports Bob Pastor of New York and Billy Conn of Pittsburgh have signed for a 15 round heavyweight title bout in August. The winner is expected to earn a shot at the heavyweight crown.
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