WEEK 10, 1932



HARLEM PASSES FREMONT
Harlem (40-26), lead by the hot-hitting of Chuck Klein, have passed the slumping Furtraders (39-27) and moved 
into sole possession of first place. Once trailing Fremont by seven games, the Knights have won 5 of their last 7. 
Pawtucket (33-34) and Sahara (31-35) continue to wollow in the shadows, hoping for a late-season charge.
Meanwhile, North Dallas (39-28) and Montgomery (36-29) continue to play well, with winning streaks of six and 
five respectively. St Louis (27-38) have gone cold, losing their last seven and quickly falling to 11 back. 
Hattiesburg (19-47) has lost 8 in a row. 



PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Chuck Klein
Player of the week for (June 5th – June 11th) is OF Chuck Klien of Harlem; in the week of the hitters 
Chuck had a career week batting .375 (9-24) with six home runs and a triple, knocked in eleven Knights 
and scored ten times himself with a stolen base. Chuck’s slugging percentage for the week was 1.2083 
hit at least one home run in four straight games. Chuck’s biggest performance was on the 5th of June 
where he went 4-4 with three runs, five RBI, two home runs and a triple.