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MINNEAPOLISv Lft/'«L .4* .*— V-ASSOCIATION RACE»MILLERS HOLD GROUND, SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER AS INDIANS LOSE,Milwaukee Loses To Columbus; Kansas City Beats Toledo InNight Contest.Monarch’s Catching Staff♦¥By UNIITED PRESSMinneapolis held a 62-point lead in the American association today, a more imposing edge in the light of. the advancing season than any team has enjoyed during the summer.The Millers held ground yesterday, winning the first game of. a double header with Louisville 7 to 3and dropping the second 5 to 12. Comparatively the split gave Minneapolis an advantage, since the second place Indianapolis club dropped a 3 to 4 decision to St. Paul, in last place.Milwaukee, not far behind Indianapolis, lost to Columbus, 8 to 9. The Brewers had a lead which was wiped out by a seven-run Columbus rally in the eight and ninth innings.Kansas City won a night game on its home diamond from Toledo. 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Duncan is a mighty hitter and a great developer of young hurlers, Young is reputed to have the greatest throwing arm of any catcher in colored baseball. Pew base runners have been able to nick him for a steal.RED SOX MEET NEGROES ONTHURSDAY, JAMESTOWN IN TWIN BILL SUNDAY.the one-Crookston, July 19—The Kansas City Monarchs, negro world’s champion baseball outfit, will meet the Crookston Red Sox here in an evening game Thursday. Chet Brewer, colored moundsman formerly with the Red Sox and now with Monarchs will oppose his time team mates.Jamestown, the biggest obstacle to Crookston’s winning ways this season, will come here Sunday to engage the Sox in a doubleheader. The Sox have won 21, lost 4 and tied one thus far in the 1932 schedule.Manager Frank Cleve announced that Pitcher Babs Johnson would oppose the Monarchs Thursday night, and that Harold Furry and Lefty Becker wouldJamestown games.work the
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Moorhead, Minnesota, US
Tue, Jul 19, 1932
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