WEEK 15, 1932


MONTGOMERY OVERTAKES NORTH DALLAS
In the South East, Montgomery (53-44) used hot pitching and a slumping North Dallas (53-46) to grab first 
place from the 40. St Louis (43-54) is playing themselves right out of the race. Hattiesburg (33-65) has 
moved into full gear to chase after Pawtucket's DBS record for losses in a single season (104 in 1930).
Harlem (60-38) has won 6 consecutive games, allowing them to open up a 3-game lead on Fremont (57-41). Sahara 
struggled a little bit, but still remain at .500 (49-49). Pawtucket continues to fall off, sitting at 44-55.




PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Lefty O'Doul
Player of the week for (July 10th - July 16th) is OF Lefty O’Doul of the Harlem Knights, who for the week 
batted .600 (18-30) with one home run, one double, knocked in five runs, scored eight times himself and 
stole a base. Lefty is currently on a five game multiple hit streak where he has had 4, 5, 4, 3 and 2 hits 
respectively in those five games. During the week Lefty raised his batting average for the month .185 
from .194 to .379.