Rickey Blames Fans for All Star Game Chaos at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn manager Branch Rickey faulted fans for the All Star game upset at Ebbets Field as the National League fell 11-7 to the American League. He defended manager prerogatives, citing sloppy early innings that allowed four unearned runs, while noting a pivotal misplay by Eddie Joost and a controversial fan-funded pension contribution of 79,225.02 dollars amid 32,577 spectators.
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Don Newcombe
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Billy Southworth
The
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Lou Boudreau
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Boudreau
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National League
Indians Even Score Take Second Twin Bill
The Indians swept both ends of a doubleheader against Milwaukee, winning 5-4 and 11-5. Despite the gains, Milwaukee failed to gain a tie for first as St. Paul led the league with a 9-1 win over Columbus. Louisville, Kansas City and Toledo posted other results in the American Association.
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Ernie Groth
Hal White
Lansing Boy's Killer Sentenced to Life in Prison
Dudley Beatty, a young factory worker, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the first degree murder of four year old Walter Eaton in Lansing. Circuit Judge Louis E. Coash handed down the mandatory life term under Michigan law.
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Dudley Beatty
Walter
Pee Wee) Eaton
Gingham County
Louis E. Coash
Michigan
All Star Game Highlights and Yesterday's Scores
All star game held in Brooklyn with the American League winning 11 to 7 over the National League. Yesterday's results include Montreal 4 New York 11, Pawtucket 1, Boston 12, St Louis 23, Chicago 3, Philadelphia vs Harrisburg canceled by rain, and multiple league matchups across minor and state leagues. Tomorrow's slate features Chicago at Boston and several cross league games with Wisconsin state and other associations listed.
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New York
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Forty two year old Frank Ervin wins Utica pace at Saratoga
Forty two year old Frank Ervin with N. D. Hal a 29 to 1 shot captured the $5,000 Utica pace at Saratoga raceway, finishing the mile in 2:05. Owner Sam Resnick of Washington Pa. also saw W. N. Reynolds' Atomic Bomb post a season fast 2.03 2/5 mile.
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Sam Resnick
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W. N. Reynolds
Saratoga
National Leaguers Plot Revenge After All Star Loss
Brooklyn owner Branch Rickey warned the National League will seek revenge in the World Series after the All Stars bested NL teams 12 times in 16 tries. He said the defeat should spur the pennant winner to even the score, with Brooklyn Dodgers favored to carry the flag for the senior circuit in October.
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Eagles Grid Squad Opens Training Camp
Twenty Eagles players depart for training camp in Grand Rapids Minnesota with fifty man squad to follow from home bas es. The team aims to be ready for the August 12 clash with the college all stars in Chicago.
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Willie Pep Defeats Mougin In Non-title Bout
Willie Pep world featherweight champion easily outpoints Jean Mougin ex light-weight king of France in a 10 round non title bout at Syracuse New York last night.
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France
Wolf pups litters clarified as five to fourteen young
The report notes wolves can have litters ranging from five to fourteen pups, indicating variation in offspring numbers. Researchers and wildlife managers use this data to model pack growth and prey dynamics.
Area Coaching Positions Filled
Ralph Westlund named head athletics coach at Mt. Horeb high school succeeding Gerhardt Steensrud who becomes Monroe head football coach. Gerald Heinzelman of Orange City Iowa named commercial teacher and coach at Albany high school taking over from Marion Gardner who moves to principal at Hillsboro.
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Gerhardt Steensrud
Monroe
Gerald Heinzelman
Orange City
Iowa
Albany High School
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Harvey Bronson
Hillsboro
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Gardners
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Cubs assign four players to Janesville team
The Chicago Cubs yesterday assigned four players to Janesville of the Wisconsin State League. Charles McKee a pitcher from Nason Illinois and Murray Ky teachers college Art Klein Bloom High School Chicago eight Ill catcher Milt Bohannion Argo Illinois High School and Jimmy Sandock Tuley High School Chicago were sent to Janesville for league play.
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Nason
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Murray
Teachers College
Art Klein Bloom
Milt Bohannion
Argo
Inll
Jimmy Sandock
Tuley High School
State Line Teams Lose at Shullsburg
In the Southwestern semi pro baseball tourney at Shullsburg Livingston defeated Monroe 4 to 3 while Platteville beat Blanchardville 9 to 2. Livingston benefited from unearned runs and Monroe errors as three unearned runs crossed in the seventh.
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Glisson Wins Three at Empire City Jamacia
Gordon Glisson, the Winnsboro South Carolina jockey, rode three winners on the Empire City at Jamacia card. His performance cements his rising star status in New York racing.
Lightning Kills Five Lambs at Ben Disch Farm West of Evansville
Five valuable lambs including three Shropshires one Southdown and one Cheviot were struck by lightning while grazing at the Ben Disch farm west of Evansville. The Disch family long known as sheep raisers in Green County.
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Dr. Douglas Hyde, First President of Eire, Dies at 88
Dublin reports the death of Dr. Douglas Hyde age 88 former scholar and poet who served as Ireland's first president. He was nominated by acclamation and took office June 25, 1938. Ill health led to retirement as the seven year term neared its end. He was succeeded by Sean O Kelly after the June 1945 election.
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Milwaukee man drowns during search for lost bucket
Richard L. Grego, 26, of Milwaukee, drowned in Lake Michigan last night while swimming in search of a lost minnow bucket near Port Washington. Lifeguards recovered the body. authorities investigate the accident as a drowning.
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