Dodger Ties Strength to Medwick Davis Trade
Brooklyn adds slugger Joe Medwick and pitcher Curt Davis from St. Louis in a four-player deal described by Brooklyn president Larry MacPhail as the biggest money transaction in the National League. Medwick has hit over .300 each year since 1932, peak .374 in 1937, while Davis struggled early but had 12 wins last season. The move aims to shore up the Dodgers’ pennant bid as they lead the NL standings into mid June.
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Noble Kizer Dies Purdue Athletics Head at 40
Noble E. Kizer 40 Purdue University athletic director and former football coach died in St. Elizabeth Hospital after entering for a kidney ailment. A Notre Dame 1924 grad who played guard on the Four Horsemen era teams he led into coaching, he had stepped down three years earlier. Surviving are his widow and two sons.
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Backdfield
Organize Softball League At Redfield
The city softball league remains unorganized as four teams Standard Oil Montgomery Ward Farmers Union and Texaco have been playing without a set schedule. Mellette and Zell may enter teams. An all-star team will represent Redfield. A recent match with Mellette saw Redfield win 15 to 8. Standard Oil beat Wards and Farmers Union beat Texaco in practice games.
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Montgomery Ward
Farmer's Union
Texaco
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Zell
Mellette
Redfeld
Wards
Farmers Union
Millers AA Leaders After Victory Over Indiana
The Millers rose to the league lead by beating Indianapolis 14 to 7, handing the Indians their 13th defeat in 15 home games as Kansas City fell to Columbus. Columbus toppled Minneapolis’ hold on first place with a 6 to 5 win, while Milwaukee moved into second by beating Shinplas, Toledo beat Louisville, and St. Paul lost to Jim Weaver’s Louisville 7 to 4.
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Milwaukee
American Association
Millers
Indianapolis
Indians
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Shin Plas
Toledo
Xansaa Ciy
Jim Weaver
St. Paul
Yesterday's Baseball Ethos in American League
Report from an early baseball card style summary noting Cleveland and Boston results with line scores and players. Mentions Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn and Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis and related box score fragments amid postponed Chicago slate.
Bass Season Opens in South Dakota This Saturday
Pierre June 13 The Game Director J Wy Cluett warned anglers about the opening of black bass season proclaiming many lakes stocked in the last four years. He urged adherence to bag limits of eight fish daily and to carry a license for those 18 and older. Restrictions on spears grabs and gear, and limits on lines and hooks were emphasized as the state offers more bass water than ever.
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South Dakota
J. Wy. Cluett Sale
Cluett
Sports Roundup Mirthful Mayhem From A Bothered BasebalL Era
New York dated June 13 notes colleges unsettled over fall football ticket distribution pending tax status. Reports crowd with riffs on Dempsey Luttrell, Dizzy Dean comeback funding, Clay Bryant pay disputes, and Seabiscuit’sSanta Anita win. Mentions Larry Armstrong Minnesota coach shifts to summer resort venture.
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Cowboy Luttrell
Atlanta
Dempsey
Dizzy Dean
Clay Bryant
Bryant
Major League Leaders overview in metrics and leaders
The list shows American League leaders with batting by Finney Boston .378 and Radcliff St. Louis 43 runs and Moses Philadelphia 40. Wright Chicago and Cra er Boston lead hits with 68. Foxx Boston and Grant Cleveland tied 14 home runs. National League leaders include Moore New York and May Philadelphia .354 batting. McCormick Cincinnati 37 runs. McCormick Cincinnati 03 hits. Herman Chicago and Whitehead New York lead in hits. Sates St. Louis 17 home runs. Danning New York 6. Lohrman Berge York and Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 5 share in HRs.
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Radcliff
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Philadelphia
Willams
Wright
Chicago
Craer
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Foxx
Clevataway
Detroit
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Detroi
Smith
Cleveland
Moore
New York
May
McCormick
Cincinnati
Herman
Whitehead
Sates
Danning
Lohrman
Berge York
Fitzsimmons
Brookyn
Schooners Rout Sport Shoppers In Park Tilt
The Schooners beat the Sport Shoppers 16 to 3 at Ravine Park as Ernie Reimers struggled early and Charlie Fairbanks led with strong power. Mel Anderson and George Erickson fueled the offense with a homer and multiple hits while Winters tossed six innings of shutout ball.
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Sport Shop
Neil Meyers
Charlie
Fairbanks
Tredway-Liem Gang
Ernie Reimers
Orton
Rus Art Olson
Pearing Woodward
Mel Anderson
Winters
Matws
Anderson
Schooners
Dick Hershman
Reimers
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Flinger
Schooters
Erickson
Huddleston
Sport Shoppers
Oo Winters
Peterson
George Erickson
Saher
Jato
Golf tips and track champion news from the era
Spa PRO POINTERS ART KRENZ NEA service outlines golf swing corrections for Wood and Weed. It notes Craig Wood’s fix to prevent hooks and outlines hand positions and timing. The piece also reports Army’s Penn game at Franklin Field and Billy Brown as the first three time SEC track champion, sweeping 100 220 and broad jump for LSU.
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NEA Service
Craig Wood
Wood
Imch
Baton. Rouge
Billy Brown
Louisiana State Luminjary
Ryder Cup Action Possible as Sarazen Organizes Challenge
Toledo June 13 The war era Ryder Cup may see action as Gene Sarazen forms a challenger squad to play for Britain with all proceeds to the Red Cross. Sarazen as playing captain leads 10 professionals including Little Oliver Demaret Hogan Haefner Wood Mangrum Thomson Armour. Ryder Cup team members listed: Hagen non playing captain Nelson Picard Metz McSpaden Smith Ghezzi Hines Snead Rupyan.
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England
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Lawson Little
Cleveland
Red Cross
Walter Sagen
Ional
Golfers Association
Cor- Caran
Serazen
Littie
Ed Oliver
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Clayton Haefner
Craig Wood
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Thomson
Tommy Armour
Hagen
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Huron Juniors Face Wessington Springs Tonight
Huron's American Legion Junior baseball team aims to win for the first time this season against Wessington Springs Juniors at Ravine Park tonight. Bill Zeller says the squad is shaping up and should run smoothly once minor kinks are ironed out. Bobby Elar, who boosted the club Sunday in an 8-5 loss to Mitchell, will miss tonight due to an ankle injury.
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American Legion
Wessington Springs
Ravine Park
Bill Zeller
William Reaves
Bobby Elar
Post Kids
Mitchell
Zeller
Klar
Redfield Golfers See Lots Of Action
Redfield golfers plan a busy schedule as the season progresses with the Clark Invitational on June 16 and the Central South Dakota tourney in Huron on June 23. They also target matches with Faulkton Watertown Miller and Aberdeen, plus a Redfield shortstop tournament and ladder events leading to July flag handicap and club championships.
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Huron
Faulkton
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Clark
Meyers 2, double play fuels scoreless frame
In a tight game, Erickson to Anderson to Mahonty completed a key double play. Winters struck out six, Stein recorded one, and both teams stranded baserunners as Schooner Beers 6 and Sport Shop 7 each drew plates. Umpires were Zeller and Callahan.
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Meyers
Erickson
Anderson
Mahonty
Winters
Steinoor
Sport Shop
Schooner Beers
Zeller and Callahan
Yankees rally with Keller three-run homer in seventh
In a seven inning finish yesterday, Charley Keller hit a three-run homer in the seventh to lift the Yankees over the Tigers 7-5. Hob Johnson and Sem Chapman powered Athletica with home runs in a 3-2 win over the White Sox. Ken Chese and Benatore-Heid helped the Browns break a five-game skid with six hits.
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Bert Tigers
Hob Johnson
Sem Chapman Athletica
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White Sox
Ken Chese
Benatore
Heid Browns
Fights Last Night Report From The Associated Press
Youngstown report notes several boxing bouts last night with local ringside coverage. Promoter names and specific fight outcomes are listed with brief results for multiple weight classes.
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