Unhappy fate of the Yankees in AL trade ban
The piece argues the Yankees suffered after a league non trading pact blocked trades with AL teams. It notes discarded players like Walter Judnich and Tos Beggs, who later found success elsewhere, implying the rule cost the Yankees relief strength and overall effectiveness in games.
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Dom DiMaggio Dominates Series Behind Red Sox Split
Boston reports the DiMaggio brothers met in center field for the first time in their big league careers as Dom DiMaggio dominates the series with a .611 average and multiple game-saving plays. Joe DiMaggio hits two home runs but Dom's all-around play and strong throwing help Boston win four of five. Dom’s value is highlighted by his $75,000 price tag and rising status in the family.
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Major League Leaders by the Axnocified Mrens
National League leaders include Danning of New York with 1334 hits and Mize of St. Louis with 32 home runs. Frey leads in runs with 79, while McCormick of Cincinnati has 85 RBIs and 128 hits. In pitching Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn is 11-2. American League leaders feature Radcliffe of St. Louis with 867, Greenberg of Detroit with 96 RBIs, and McCosky leading with 142 hits. Newsom of Detroit is 14-2 on the mound.
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Washington
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Baseball's Big Six Batting Leaders Named
Baseball leaders across leagues list three top batters with totals and averages. Radcliff Ab Rcf? and Arns 102 for 585, McCosby Tears 7 404, Pinney R S 90 389, Danning Gary 93 3n3, Rowell Beer TS 268, Leiber Cubs 7h 273.
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Kiwanis Golf Defeated in Rotary Club Match for Herald-Mail Trophy
Rotary Club golfers defeated Kiwanis 23 to 14 in a Fountain Head Country Club match earning the first leg of the Herald-Mail Trophy. Low gross was Crafton 77 and low net Wright Sr 64. Mullendore led seniors with 80 on 16 handicap. Prizes were awarded after the event amid friendly club rivalry.
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Fast Games On Tap For Alsatia
Alsatia softball league doubleheader Friday at City Park features four teams on the Northwest diamond. Neither of the cellar teams has won in the second half, so the clash aims to climb from last place. The Goons face the Wimples in the nightcap as both clubs lead the league but seek a championship, promising tough defense and solid hitting. Attendance is expected to rise. games begin at 6 p.m. Also Chicago Bears sign two rookies Raymond McLean and Harry Clark, from St Anselm's College and West Virginia University respectively.
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Browns Night Baseball Boosts Attendance in A L Race
Chicago Aug. 3 Night games lift MLB attendance as St. Louis Browns near break-even after 14 night outings. AL president Haridge says seven night games per club may remain the rule. 16k fans average per 25 night games, with total near 650,000 this season. Detroit and Washington plan night installations. Tom Yawkey opposed.
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Dodgers circling trades in major signings and summer plans
New York writers anticipate Mike Jacobs signing and Dodgers pursuing Tat Connally and Bob Seigel for Detroit before month end. Dodgers study Puerto Rico as training site. Freddie Fitzsimmons to be honored Aug 16 at Ebbets Field. Will Senators trade Krakaunskas to St. Louis for Lands. Victor Hosiery tops Fairchild 11 to 5 with five homers. Harpaugh, Montgomery shine.
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Uncle Mike plans to buy Dodgers and run solo
New York report says Mike Jacobs may buy the Brooklyn Dodgers and run the deal alone. He notes Brooklyn Trust Company controls 51 percent of stock and he would bring in help only for financing if needed. Jacobs says he won’t partner with others unless financially sensible and will continue promoting fights.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Major Leagues
AP report highlights Delph Camillo and Rodgers with a 12th inning homer to beat the Giants, Eddie Miller and Jim Tobin excel for the Bees, Dominic DiMaggio fuels Red Sox win, Bucky Walters cements his 16th victory for the Reds, and Frank Hayes Sam Chapman drive Athletics to a late rally. Also notes Fred Chapman recalled by Philadelphia Athletics and a remark on touring automobile figures.
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City Softball League Tie Breakers Next Week
The City Softball League schedules tie games to break ties before the season ends. Fairchild vs Fenton A. C. Station vs Paneborn and Myers and Berkson. Myers and Berkson meet Kay Jewelers. Four fifth bouts and two other matches fill Rowe's Park program with Mike Thomas vs Dave Snyder headlining.
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Meyers-Berkson and Statton Play 5-5 Tie in Baseball Softball
Meyers-Berkson and Statton Furniture tie 5-5 on the Reservoir diamond in a second deadlock this week. Burger allowed ten hits for MB, Shupp six for Statton. MB turned two double plays, Shupp and Sampsell led Statton, Dixon and Burger pitched for Meyers-Berkson. A replay is planned for a later date.
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