Dizzy Dean Refuses to Apologize in Indefinite Suspension
New York report says Dizzy Dean refused to apologize after being suspended indefinitely by NL president Ford C Frick for conduct deemed detrimental to baseball. Dean, accompanied by Frank Frisch, waives comments while Frick insists he must sign an apology to restore good standing. The dispute centers on statements attributed to the St Louis Cardinals ace after the Battle of Sportsmans Park.
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National League
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Jeremy AW
Dizzy
Ford C. Frick
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Frick
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Frank Frisch
Cardinal
Prick
Ebbetsfield
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sportsmans Park
St. Louis
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Red Bird win sparks riot and Dean fined fifty dollars
The Red Hot Red Bird defeated Dean 4-1 as the game ended in a ninth inning riot. Dean was fined $50 for his part in the disturbance. The episode centers on Dean’s criticism of the National League and Ford Frick, with Dean threatening not to play in the All Star game if chosen.
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Frick
National League
Belleville Onl Daily Advocate
George Barr
Ford Frick
Father and Sons
Presbyterian Men's Club
Cardinals
New York
Dizzy
St Johnson
Cardinal
Franz Laux
St. Louis
Belleville
Diz
Barr
Giants
Tom
Chicago
Bradenton
Fla
Scores and travel notes from a Mississippi region page
Results list shows Memphis 3 Birmingham 2 and Atlanta 6 Knoxville 5 with Little Rock 6 New Orleans 5 as upcoming games. Wednesday results include Pittsburgh 2 Boston 5 and Brooklyn 6 5 Louis 2 Chicago 2 New York 1 Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. Local notices mention families traveling to Texarkana and relatives visiting Sutton Magnolia area.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
New York
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Philadelphia
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Southern Association
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Sweet Home News Briefs Tie Local Visits and Speeches
Sweet Home residents report a busy week with H L Huskey on a business trip to Little Rock Thursday. Mrs. Rachel Jordan of Hope spoke Sunday for the Ladies Auxiliary, accompanied by Mrs. H W Timberlake and Mrs. Alena Smith of Blevins. Week end visitors included Mr and Mrs Harold Huskey, Mrs Kim Black of Texarkana, and Mrs Chester Stephens of Blevins. Aubrey Perry and Aubrey Stewart of Blevins stayed with Misses Thelma and Annie L Phillips Wednesday night. Reever Johnson of Dallas, Texas was noted as well.
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Earl Poreland
Robert
Sue
Texarkana
Cathrine Brown
Hope
KR. A. Brown
Martha Morton
Magnolia A
M. College
Letha McDougald
Dorothy Gene Ward
Texas
B. Stone
Dudley McKerm
Lee Campbell
Theada Earl Campbell
Anc
Virgie Lee Smith
Ethel Stone
H. HL. Huskey
Little Rock
Rachel ©. Jordan of
H. W. Timberlake
Alena Smith
Blevins
Harold Huskey
Kim Black
Chester Stephens
J. H. Huskey
Aubrey Perry
Aubrey Stewart
Pebs Take Opener From New Orleans
Little Rock wins 6 5 in nine innings to take the opening game over New Orleans in the Southern League. Early lead, late rally staves off New Orleans as two catchers are injured and Chandler dodges with a borrowed mask. Series continues with a doubleheader Thursday night behind Prothro and Kale Sharpe.
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Midkiff
Little Rock
New Orleans
Travelers
Pols
Chandler
Ray Thompson
Dave Coble
John Chandler
Pals
Oscar Grimes
Dickman
Joh
Bahny Boulevard
Prothro
Kale Sharpe
Dick Midkiff
Memphis Chicks
Larry Gilbert
Jonas Buttman
Bull Perrin
Drake
Butéman
Humphries
George
Poindexter
Humphreys
Pilots Challenger European bridge builders of ancient times
Electrical energy has increased from about 11,000,000,000 to more than 81,600,000,000 kilowatt hours during the last 25 years.
Yanks Beat Tribe to Climb Higher
The New York Yankees opened their western trip with an 8 to 4 victory over the Cleveland Indians, widening their lead to four games. Charley Ruffing earned his fourth win, scattering seven hits as the Yanks rapped 10 hits off Earl Whitehill. DiMaggio drove in three with two hits, including a decisive early rally and late run production.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Chunky Robby Durham
Atlanta
Durham
Lefty McClure
Smokies
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Charley
Red
Lyn Lary
Hal Trosky
Odell Hale
Joe Heving
Lary
Myril Hoag
Yanks
Earl Whitehill
Frank Crasetti
Red Rolfe
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Baseball News Highlights and Player Recovery Update
Gehrig Lage Selkirk and Rolfe hit doubles as Roches shows steady improvement. Mickey Cochrane recovers from a fractured skull and, after improving, is allowed to smoke and eat more freely on the road to recovery following a pitch by Irving Hadley of the Yankees.
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Lage Erly Selkirk
Rolfe
Roches
New York
Mickey Cochrane
Mickey
Irving
Bump) Hadley
Yankees
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