Bisbee Night Highlighted By Band Parade At Tucson Game
Hank Squire's vacation guest Eddie Miller announces Bisbee Night at the Tucson Cowboys game with a visiting Bisbee Bees band and drum corps, a police escort, and a pre game parade. Thursday is Players Gift Night as fans may present gifts to players.
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Eddie Miller
Hank Squire
Tucson Baseball Club
Cowboys
Bisbee Bees
Bisbee
Bisbee Club
Gambrell
Tucson Baseball Organization
Pioneer
Dolph Park
Paul Keating
Copper City Rooters
Arthur Reppe
Globe Boys
Tucson
Mickey Shader
Pat Patterson
Bees
Jerry Warrelman
Red Adams
Waddies
Hal Johnson
Burman Bare
Hardin
Varrelman
Williams
Case
Bobby Tucker
Bee
Pioneer Hotel
Lou Creiger
Tucson Central Labor Trade
Fate Of Tribe, Yankees Awaits Next Five Days
Cleveland aims to win tonight in Philadelphia with Bob Feller returning from a relief stint as the Indians chase a critical five day stretch. The Yankees, riding a surge, face the Browns then three doubleheaders with the Senators as they close in on the pennant race.
Baer to Fight Comiskey in Jersey City Ballpark
Promoter Jack Kearns signed a prizefight pitting Max Baer of Sacramento against Pat Comiskey of Paterson N J. Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffman agreed to a $30 000 guarantee with 30 percent of net gate if exceeded. The bout is set for the week of Sept 23 in Jersey City ballpark with expected gate over $100 000.
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New York
U.P
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Mike Jacobs
Maxie Baer
Sacramento
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
Jersey City
N. J
Kearns
New Jersey
Roxie Lawson Shuts Out Athletics in 11-0 Win
Five years ago Roxie Lawson the Detroit rookie right-hander pitched a second straight shutout allowing four hits as Detroit beat the Athletics 11 to 0.
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Roxie Lawson
Detroit
Athletics
Chappell Holds No Hitter as Pima Wins 13–0
Charles Chappell pitched a no hit no run game guiding Pima Highway to a 13 to 0 win over Mitch ell Furniture in the Commercial league. The 18th straight victory marked a dominant performance as Manhattan Chargers won in overtime 5 to 3 against Sash and Door Cow. Lawton worked eight innings with one hit allowed before Oscar Yrun double and two walks sparked four runs. Construction Labor Union forfeited to Quality Feed Fuel in class B.
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Charles Chappell
Pima Highway
Mitchell Furniture Boys
Manhattan Chargers
Sash and Door Cowboys
Chargers
Lawton
Oscar Yrun
Casanova
Construction
Wrigley backs Hartnett as Cubs manager for 1941
Chicago owner Philip K. Wrigley confirmed Gabby Hartnett will remain Cubs manager next year with a possible contract around Christmas. He praised Hartnett’s work, said no managerial change is planned, and noted the club aims to improve to reach the first division. Wrigley discusses loyalty issues and possible 1941 acquisitions including Nivokoff and Stringer, with Dizzy Dean’s return eyed for spring.
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Pat Patterson
Patterson
George Burpe
Burman Bare
Len Rice
George
Birmingham
Burman
Len
Columbia
Tucson
el Paso
Peraps
Cincinnati
Mickey
Pat
Hank
Chicago
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Charles Leo
Gabby” Hartnett
Hartnett
Cub
Wrigley
Cubs
Lou Nivokiff
Los Angeles
Lou Stringer
Angels
Santa Catalina Island
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Tulsa
Okla
Dodgers New GM MacPhail Joins Trading Club
United Press reports Brooklyn general manager Larry MacPhail joins a growing group of baseball magnates who trade freely with rival clubs. His $130,000 initiation mirrors the high-stakes moves by Sam Breadon, Branch Rickey, and Phil Wrigley as Medwick and Davis shift teams and pennant races hinge on the deals.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
U.P
Phil Wrigley
Larry MacPhail
McPhail
David Harums
St. Louis
Brendon
Rickey
MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Mr. Wrigley
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Messrs. Breadon
H Pet
Medwick
Ducky-Wucky
Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Curt Davis
Carl Doyle
Sam Nahem
Bert Haas
Ernie Kay
Roy
Cubs
Dean
Clyde Shoun
Tuck Stainback
Dizzy Dean
Messrs
Breadon
St. Louis Blues
Bisbee Night Draws Large Crowd For Bees Cowpoy Series
Bisbee and Tucson fans fill Randolph Park for the third game of the four game Bees Cow boys series. 8 p m start after 7 30 p m ceremonies with Bisbee band squads arriving. Tucson hosts and hopes to split the series as both teams chase standings.
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Bisbee
Tucson
The
Cowboys
Bees
Randolph Park
Bisbee High School
Copper City
Bisbeeues
Cards Triumph In Eastern Tilt Over El Paso 16 to 6
In the eastern sector the Albuquerque Cards defeated El Paso 16 to 6 to open a three game series. Manager Jack Farmer earned his ninth straight pitching win as the Texans used 14 players with two lineup shifts. Hector Orroyo was knocked out in the fourth after facing 12 batters with eight scoring, and his brother E Orroyo relieved and fared little better as both starters were hurt by errors.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
el Paso
Jack Farmer
Texans
Cards
Hector Orroyo
E. Orroyo
Pitching and hitting deliver tense 5 4 win for star trio
Yesterday's Stars Johnny Murphy and Babe Dahlgren of the Yankees pitched three hitless innings with no relief. Dahlgren singled home the winning run in the tenth to beat the White Sox 5-4. Claude Passeau of the Cubs struck out five in a seven inning gem to beat the Giants 3-1. Martin Marion of the Cardinals hit a fourth inning home run that proved the winning run in a 4 4 victory over the Bees.
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U.2
Cleveland
Yankees
Indians
Washington
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Feller
White Sox
Chisox
Jimmy Dykes
Tribe
Oscar Vitt
Yanks
Browns
Senators
Cardinals
Bees
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Slats Marion
Terry Moore
Bob Bowman
Clyde Shoun
Claude Passeau
Bill Lohrman
Cubs
Hank Leiber
Associated Press
Johnny Murphy
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Fanning
Martin Marion
Leaders in pregame honors spark council event
Al Lawrence leads the ballot for the honor during pregame festivities. Jim Scott handles pitching for Tucson tonight while Lefty Totaro pitches for the visitors.
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al Lawrence
Jim Scott
Tucson
Lefty Totaro
Golf Pro Field Moves Into 1st Round Matches
Sixty four players began match play at Hershey Country Club for the PGA tournament with notable names like Sam Snead Henry Picard Gene Sarazen Ed Dudley Paul Runyan Walter Hagen Harold McSpaden Dick Metz Byron Nelson Jimmy Demaret Johnny Revolta Horton Smith Ben Hogan and Ralph Guldahl in contention. The field narrows to 16 by sundown as players chase prize money and glory in fierce 18 hole two round matches. Dick Metz cited as a favorite among local fans from Oak Park Illinois.
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Hershey
Hershey Country Club
Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Gene Sarazen
Ed Dudley
Paul Runyan
Walter Hagen
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Dick Metz
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Johnny Revolta
Horton Smith
Ben Hogan
Ralph Guldahl
Craig Wood
Lad
Oak Park
Santa Anita Track Set to Open Friday at State Fair
California fair officials prepared the 65-foot electric starting gate from Santa Anita for opening racing on Friday. The gate arrived after a slow tow past trees and wires. A 36-hole golf qualifier note mentions Metz carded 140, six under par, but medal winners rarely win the tournament.
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Sacramento
Calif
Santa Anita
Metz
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