Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29
Calvary Retains First Place In Church League
Thru The
SPORT MIRROR
Rv RUSSELL i CQWANS
By RUSSELL ]. C0WANS

Sunday the Columbus Blue equaed established by
in
header on he
William Dizzy" Dsmukes happens to be al tho helm Of the COL
umbu something Dsmukes ability his
players
local through heavy hitting coupled with hustle
Back the ls2os Dmukes OF the keystone
club Pittsburgh member OF the Negro National League Dsmukc
folded lighting
thus Indianapolis cities whore Dsmukcs
has been the helm of clubs While manager of the Detroit Wolves IN
the
before the league officials decided they could make play
ing independent baseball.
Notwithstanding showing at the
beginning of the coming from Columbus the eff
betweeh nisnuke
club speeied when Dmukes
accompany the Blue Birds Detroit Dewey third
handling
OF
ever he
one o seeing a
OF heavy hters the lineup the weak hitting outfit
refreshing.
the devastating hter
to Turkey" n Ed
Rle, Edgar Wesley, Chrsobe Torren Jimmy Bill
Pierce the hurers
To
first aseman is the nearest approach He has batting average of s
who played than games, down the line
e The averages are for the first half
IA According to the averages
defensive half James Bell center
right
cruchhed collected SO put outs three assists and one
973.
steanes of Chicago put
right field assists and
Davis ii put outs and two
errors percentage of SAC
pankhead center fielder
out fielder in the league 9S2
West of Nashville the
900 West up 2to put outs seven
second with i put outs II as
OF 9 Lyons Detroit first sack
with percentage Of sS but he only
hadi put eight assists and three errors
Oscar Charleston hiters The big Crawford
decline went to bat "a times in the first hall
2e games lie runs
home runs for batting average OF AZ to lead the league
eight times and received seven walks dukes Nae
with of Al ankhead Nash
of Az searnes 800 Bell 800 Gibson oS and
Radcliffe of Chicago, S57
Larry Brown Chicago catcher PAGES
ceved walks Marshall Chicago second baseman
srcout more times any times
George second place ono with
Jerry Benjamin Charleston led the home hiers with
eight James Williams former Detroit third
three base hit hons with four APIECE Charleston led
the league in doubles with H.
There was a meeting held in Pittsburgh Monday officials
the Negro The meeting arranged to
Akron Gays the member of the league
Detroit represented However Manager Jim
Taylor according those attending wired the members 10 cancer AT
the emande of the season lie
club be scheduled from home
Taylor according the crowds in
his team playing at the Ham
thought the club would be able to make more
money travelling.
The attendance at the Tamamck Stadium declining
the stadium that
when the stars met the Cuban Stars In the
spring o
overflow the opening day cere
Since then the crowds have decreased
in
this steady decrease in the
Many the but all
attepmts by stem the tide has been NIL
the not been to
Pittsburgh Crawords OF the
They brand Of baseball these fans
best teams league dOubieeade- three weeks the
action against the Akron
tho Columbus Blue Birds
There are has
stopped the flow Of nj through turnstes.
right out and state Just WHAT
IN their estimation from the Hamramck
stadium letters pertaining to that matter