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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
13
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New York reports Ford Frick ordered Dizzy Dean's suspension lifted within 24 hours while Dean remains under indefinite suspension for refusing to sign a revised explanation and loyalty pledge. The dispute centers on remarks about Frick and umpire Barr and potential legal action against Frick and the league.
Bliss Newman and Bradsher homered as the Palestine Pals beat Tyler 6 to 1. Manuel Perez limited the Trojans to five singles while Lefty Hope allowed 11 hits for Palestine. In Texarkana, Lee Poynter pitched a 10-5 win over Kilgore, with four strikeouts and one walk.
Ross McDade of Broadmoor shot a par 71 to medal in the Louisiana State Golf Association qualifying at Shreveport Country Club. He led five dozen players with Tommy Bolt and Fred Odom II following. Ed win McClure failed to reach the finals. The 32 men advancing begin match play Friday as McDade eyes the title in a field that includes Bob Glover, Frank Delanous-Sage, and George Hill among others.
New York, June 4. Dizzy Dean, undeterred by a National League suspension, vows not to sign papers and blasts Frick and the league. He mocks the situation, predicts Frick’s reelection, and jokes about future baseball while reporters prod for quotes.
Boots Poffenberger silences the Galveston offense as the Beaumont exporters beat the Galveston Buccaneers 5 to 1, with Pete Fleming homering and earning his ninth win. In Fort Worth, Oklahoma City Indians topple the Cats 12 to 8 after a 6 run first inning split. Dallas Steers edge Tulsa 4 to 3 in overtime as Leo Twardy drives in the deciding run.
American League leaders list includes Walker and Greenberg of the Tigers with top batting and RBI marks, Greenberg also leading in runs and home runs. Lary and Bell top Indians and Browns in multiple categories, with pitching led by Hudlin and Ruffing. National League figures name Medwick and Bartell among batting leaders, with pitching led by Hubbell and Bronson.
The column recalls Joe Mangan withdrawing from Olympic trials amid tension with Metropolitan A J ALA. It notes three years since Palfrey and Jineshi defeated de feated in doubles at Breac hard court championships, and five years since Wallan Woodward's Faireng won Belmont stakes as Lefty Grove notches ninth straight win with the A's beating the Yankees and Jimmy Foxx hitting his 20th homer.
In Waterville Mealohe Murphy defeated Steve Passas in two straight falls. In Columbus Greville Broven pinned Andy Rescher. In Milwaukee Everett Marshal defeated Marvin Levy after the opponent was unable to continue due to injury.
Heavyweight champion James Braddock fined 1 pound and suspended by the New York State Boxing Commission for failing to defend his title against Schmeling. The decision follows the planned Chicago bout between Braddock and Louis, with officials in Illinois disputing recognition of the suspension.
A hectic sports page notes Dean and Frick in the baseball hearing, Schmeling and boxing near chaos, and a rain soaked Madison Square Garden night. It highlights Davis Cup changes, golf feats by Shute and McSpaden, and a crowded mix of boxing plots, with Braddock, Louis, and Pep talks drawing attention.
Gerald Lamberts Yarukee Thomasday defeated Rainbow to become this year’s defender after the second trial race. The Yankee victory margin was about five and a half minutes.
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