Switch In Scenery For Ferrell Newsom Proves Big Help
Wagering activity is slow as Braddock Louis battle draws near. Ferrell and Newsom provide big help as each wins two games in new club surroundings. Ferrell, with Senatorship, won 2-1 in 12 innings over the Tigers after starting strong against the White Sox. Newsom opened with a win over the Tigers and followed with a 3-2 victory over the White Sox. Yankees extend lead with a 4-1 win over Cleveland. Giants rally to beat Pirates 5-4. Cardinals outslug Phillies 7-6. Browns edge Athletics 3-2. Dodgers Bees rainout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrell
Newsom
Associated Press
Wmonecy
Washington
Boston
Wire
Doctor Seasrel
Buck Newsom
Wes Farre
Alge
Senators
Red Soxi
Bowton
Natu
White Sox
Tigers
Yankees
New Yorkers
Cleveland Indians
Behin
Lefty Gomez
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Dodgers
Cincinnati Bees
Yesterday’s Baseball Addition Note On Page Fourteen
A fragmentary item on yesterday’s baseball section hints at standings or notes, mentioning page fourteen. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR though the reference anchors a sports brief.
Junior Team Hosts To American League Versus Mitchell
The Turon Junior Legion Club hosted an event at the Bijou Theatre to entertain distinguished guests by ushering and selling tickets for a screening of Heads Up Baseball featuring players and managers from the American League. Proceeds from four showings go to the Junior Legion baseball team. the team had just lost 5-4 to Mitchell juniors the previous afternoon, after Mitchell rallied with runs in the early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turon Junior Legion
Junior Legion Club
Bijou
Mitchell
Titan Huron
Hirshman
Straucky
Bruise Wen
Birshman
Western League results and scattered team notes
Western League scores show Godar Rapids 7 to 8 advance over Sioux City 2 to 1, Waterloo 4, Rock Island 3, and Des Moines at Davenport listed as ruin. Stolen bases credited to J Meriin with Cardinals and Galen. Cubs appear with unclear figures and Bhonn cv 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godar Rapids
Sioux City
Waterloo
Rock Island
Des Moines
Davenport
Cardinals Substitution Song Leads to Wins in NL
Cardinal players adopt a calmer approach replacing noise with new tunes and still rack up key NL victories. Manager Cohan's strategy shifts energy toward steady play as the team climbs in standings while fans hear old favorites and the squad pursues October success despite ongoing battles for consistency.
Prince and Pauper Fight With Champ Braddock Louis
Chicago news accounts describe the Braddock Louis heavyweight title bout looming Tuesday night. Louis rose from Detroit factory hand to multi million earning challenger, while Braddock, once Baer champion, faces big money limits and high odds. Ticket sales crest at about 16 000 ringside seats sold, with police prep and strict refereeing to manage an 80 000 crowd alongside the American Derby weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Aillaigan
Chicago
Battle Xet
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Thesia
Jame
Chan‘Pion
Jim Braddock
Rola
Jor Louis
Automobile Factory
Detroit
Eich
Braddock
Maze ‘Baer
Louis
Mienth
Louis Haw
Euer
Tite
Max Baer
Tal
Randolph St
Braddock Jbettova Eaking
Loop Hos‘telties
Pdemnce
Sele
Joe Foley
Xile
Thu Zar
Bean
McLly Water Department
Felice
108 League Leader Batting and Pitching Highlights
In the American League Gehrig leads with 389 batting, Bell of the Browns at 37 runs batted in, while Greenberg of the Tigers owns 15 home runs and 59 RBIs. Pitching leaders include Pearson Yerikoss and Allan for the Indians with a 440 record. Notable mentions feature Medwick and Mahan among others with various batting and pitching totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrig
Yankees
Bell
Browns
Rune
Greenberg
Tigers
Dj ‘Magee
Rolie
Walker
Averill
Indians
Honura
White Sox
Dr. Maggio
brass—Appling
White Box
Chapman
Red. Sox
Howes To Pitch For Brewers on Fourth of July
Brewer pilot Rowe Gascoigne plans a patriotic July 4 game at Ravine Park with W W Howes assistant postmaster general as starting pitcher. Howes will throw the first ball and dedicate the improved diamond. Work on the field includes replacing clay with black dirt and smoothing out surfaces to address sun glare and rough grounds. Fence work is timed for completion by July 1 with project officials aiming to finish around Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe Gascoigne
Ravine Park
W. W. Howes
United States
Huron
Howes
Gascoigne
Rizzo Sparking Columbus Birds
CHICAGO June 17 Johnny Rizzo of the Columbus Red Birds fueled a 39 to 2 win over St. Paul with a homer in a big ninth inning spree. Rizzo, batting .396, added two hits in seven trips, while Euler Slaughter and George Washington also homered. Bill BicGee pitched a complete game for the Birds as the lone Saints-Red Birds matchup of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
Johnny Rizzo
Birds
Anetican Association
Rizzo
St. Paul
Euler
Sam Slaughter
George Washington
Bill BicGee
Saints
Red Birds
Yesterday's Stars Show Nineties Style Baseball Glimpses
The Associated Press reports George Selkirk and Letty Gamez drove in three with a bases loaded hit as the Yankees beat the Indians. Letty Gamez struck out nine in a 44 inning effort, while Mel Ott boosted the Giants to a 5-4 win over the Pirates. Buck Newsom fanned eight for the Red Sox in a 7-6 victory over the White Sox. Beau Bell delivered a winning RBI single for Browne in a 3-2 win over the Athletics. Wes Ferrell pitched through 12 innings for a 2-1 Senators win over Jimmy Brown. The Cardinals also posted a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mluege
Mihalic
Kuhel
Philadelphis
Detroit
Farrell
Wade
W. Ferrell
Wid
Mhatches
Quinn
Dine
Uueen
Hubbard
Ambler
Barna
Conroy
Wensom
Wolson
Ito
Wilshere
Pasch
St. Louie
Philadelphia
FAA
Clift
Newsom
Werber
Doutle
Werkee
Werher
Carey
Knickerbocker
Davis
Duwi
St. Louia
Berson beDe
Knott
Kelley
Ormsby
Gehringer
Greenberg
Walker
Lants
Tebbetts
Clifton
York
Washington
Lewis
Gee Housers
Rubel
Bile Cohan
Marctt
Frankie Bvisch
Olof
Cub
Pess George ‘Selkirk
Letty Gamez
Yankess—Farmer
Gamez
Indians
Mel On
Giants
Pirates
Buck Newsom
Red Sox
White Sox
Phillies
Beau Bell
Browne
Acroas
Athletics
Wes Ferrell
Senatora
Cit
Bell
Jimmy Brown
Cardinals
A. Martin
Young
Aunovich
Whitney
Wilson
Schorein
Paseau
Moecre
Ron
Farseau
Sth
Durucher Se
Oprodowski
Wameke
Pait. Haines P
Philadelphia Poe
St. Louis
Ogrodowski
Lancaster
Scharein
Khis
EL Martin
J. Martin
Brown
Arnovich
Passeau
Lamasier
Warneke
Taines
Haines
Lamaseer
Morrin
Migerkurth
Parker
IROL
Betty Botterill Opens Women's Open in Chicago Match play
Betty Botterill of Salt Lake City advances in the 1937 Women's Open in Chicago. She defeats Rena Nelson 3 and 4 in the opening round, then tops Goldie Bateson by one stroke after a birdie 410 to reach the later rounds. Helen Hicks and Babe Didrikson also make strides in Saturday's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
uPi
Betty Boterill
Salt Lake City
Lee
Rena Nelson
Goldie Bateson
Milwaukee
Cholee
Mise Botterill
Siz Vard
Helen Hicks
Bewlett, L
Bube
Didrikson
Beaumort
Tex
Ett
Misa “Hicks
Virginia ‘Lindtbald
Joliet
Til
Baseball game report with pitching decisions noted
A brief baseball item records a single inning where Brown and Bartell were hit by pitches, with Schumacher credited as winning pitcher and Binnion charged with the loss. Umpires Rear don Pinelli and Geet are listed. Time 218. Ate tendance 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Nord
Blanton
Bartell
Brown
Schumacher
Binnion
Reardon
Pinelli
Geet
Atetendance
Southern California Favored In N C A A Track Meet
Berkeley Calif June 11 Coaches of the NCAA favor Southern California to win the team title with Stanford second and Indiana third in the national meet. Michigan tipped to place fourth while Washington State Notre Dame Ohio State Temple and Pittsburgh follow. Sefton and Meadows top vaulters with 44 feet six inches in world record range. Johnny Woodruff Duke Bill Norse Duke Edwin Burke Marquette Fritz Pollard Jr and Indiana runners also noted among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
Berkeley
Calif
Jame
University of Southern California
Stamford
Inediana
Michigan
Washington ‘State
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Temple
Pittburgh
Duke
Ed Burke
Marquete
Jim Smith
Tom Deckard
Indiane
Fritz Pollard
North Dakot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes
Buck
Esterday’s Baseball
Peacee
Cleveland
Seamen
Weatherly
Tlak
Hughes
Galehouse
Kroy
New York
Dickey
A. Teeter
Selkirk
Herwitch
Lazzeri
Gonz
Pitanes
Eccors
Laozeri
Averill Rune
Solters
Crosetti
Rolfe
Renzich
Hale
Lary
Trosky
Gnazeri
Bulla Galehouse
Gomez
Rikeoute
Gomee
Bits
Laing
Kol Basil
Summers
Atendanes
Radcliff
Krevvich
Og Walker
Banurit
Piet
Sewsil
Whitehead
Rosenthal
Haas
Abrho
Mills
Cramer
Fly Chapman
Cronin
Forx
McNux
Donna Higgins
Weenwene Desautels
Ewsom
Somme
Peeree
Brown Newsom
Hite
Rigney
Pinehar
Moriarty
McGowan
Lime
Legionnaire Club
Baily
Felder
Ian Ercor
Meyers
Brusse
Hox
Ane
Stranuky
Lackewood
Seatienton
Hittleson
Rf Ebert
Bruner
Hirwhenan
Drume
Biron
Q Drume
Goode
Toy Hanes
Hirshmap
Beter
MR. Dubber
American Association
Bosas
J. Meriin
Galen
Cubs
Bhonn
Lacey Cardinals
George M
Octeber
Cohan
Risch
Prince
Champ
Tinmie
Joe Ja
Balting
Medwick
lj.Mahan
Madwick
Carding
Demarer
Kampourix
Reds
Gimiz
Brewers
Columbus
Homer
Club Vo
Paul
Betty Botterill
Yoesdar
Hicks
Ditiniknen
Rational League
Associated Preag
Jenson If Eee
Waner
Raeneve
Vaughan
Todd c
Handiey
Blanion
Berger
Suhr
P. Waner
Todd
Ort
Mimousy
Hi Vauahan
Jensen
Vau
Smith
Bianton
Swit
Jim
Jim Crack
Froterepr
Patna
American Chetting Company, Inc
Aind
York City
Saas Hay
Y. Bloor the
Arti
Pas Alan
Piping OG
Af Tragar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!