Aging Veterans Starring For Major League Clubs
Wesley Ferrell 33 pitched Boston Bees to an 8-1 win over Philadelphia as he notched a complete game. Mel Ott led the New York Giants with four home runs in seven games, keeping pace atop the NL. Other veterans like Jimmy Wilson and Fred Fitzsimmons were noted for potential comebacks as spring results shape the early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wilson
John Ay Cooney
Fred Fitzsimmons
Wesley Cheek Ferrell
Boston Bees
Phillies
Joe Marty
Philadelphia
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Doerr
Giants
Pieks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Bump Hindley
Dodgers
Young
John “ Wittig
Kirby High
Phils
Mel Harder
Lefty Gomez
Cy Blanton
Boston Red Senators
Steve Sunden
Senators
Yanks
Evton Turners
Moron
Cecil Travis
Gobles
Sox
Fon
New York Yankees
Jets
Joe Dintagio
Riley J Donald
Jor ¢ Gordon
Donald
Franke Hayes
Wally” Moses
Tain
Ames Bern Roll of Honor and Local Baseball Recap
The Ames Bern honor roll lists students across grades from First to Twelfth with many names such as Ruth Harris and Jeraldine Hamilton. The article also notes Blake the baseball boss planning to marry Huntington of the Mount Bite League and details a game where Dickson and Gillenwater led Ames Bern to a win over Minneapolis with Barna and Triplett hitting home runs and multiple players stealing bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds
Minneapolis
Walker
Storti
Tichacek
Marshall Triplett
Rey Jer
Barna
den Triplett
Dickson
Hom
Thorn
Fenner
Oma
Ite
Hina
Horn
Tin
Thomas
Blake
Sheriff
Will Mar Huntington
Mount Bite
Old-time stars mix with current bets in sport notes
A wild collage of sports gossip and betting odds spans ex stars, club moves, exhibition plans, and radio ties. Billy Herman bats for Dodgers, Pepper Martin shines on the coast, and Simon goes on air to discuss classical music while various players, teams, and venues appear in quick, unsorted vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Breet
New York
George Halas
Clark ‘Shaughnessy
Ralph Jones
Billy Herman
Dodgers
Louisville
Pepper Martin
Sacramento
Simon
WQXR
Ginny Simms
Kay Kyser
Texas Christian
Connie
Nolan
Mose Simms
St .Mary's
Texas
Bill McKechnie
Bill
Stan Frank
Yankees
Jack Miley
N. Y. Post
Lady
Emma Lafreniere
Bill Terry
Colonels Aim For Sixth Straight Win In American Association
The Louisville Colonels showcase sound pitching and tight defense as they chase their sixth straight victory against Milwaukee. Milwaukee had a 4 to 3 defeat in Louisville, with Louisville holding Milwaukee to few hits. Columbus dropped to second as Indianapolis tied them after a 17 to 11 slugfest with Minneapolis. Ray Starrs pitched Indianapolis to a 4 to 2 win over Kansas City, his third mound decision of the young season. St Paul, after a rough stretch, won three in a row by outlasting Toledo 7 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sqcee
Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Milaukee
Milwaukee
Louisville
Cole
Nels
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis Millers
Ray Starr
Kansas City
St. “Paul
Toledo
Boxing Roundup of Quick KOs Across Cities
A terse bout summary lists fighters such as Chucano Harvey Duns of Windsor and Irwin Kay Kap of Los Angeles delivering stoppages or outpoints in cities including Windsor Cincinnati New York and Washington. The notes mention opponents like Billy Seward Aldo Spaldi Jackie Wile Joe Sutka and Leo Rodak with weights and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chucano
Harvey Duns
Windsor
Ont
Billy Seward
Ingomar
Mont
New York
Irwin Kay Kap
Los Angeles
Aldo Spaldi
Italy
Cincinnati
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Jackie” Wile , Son
Pittsburgh
Washington
Louis
Kia
Cocoa
Puerto Rico
Joe Sutka
Detroit
Jockeys Guild Honors Sande at Pimlico Dinner
Baltimore May 10 Jockeys Guild honors Earle Sande noted for Derby wins and sportsmanship. Dinner after the Preakness at Pimlico will recognize his fairness, with Irving Anderson Sam Renick Eddie Arcaro and others on committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Earle Sande
Jockey’s Community Fund and Guild
Jockeys’ Guild
Pimlico
Irving Anerson
Sam Renick
Eddie Arcaro
Johnny Gilbert
Harry Richards
Leon Haas
Don Meade
Alfred Robertson
Anderson
Renick
Cere
Richards
Sandeld
Estetching
Three Indians Slated To Be Dropped Soon
The Cleveland Indians plan to trim their 25 man roster within 24 days to meet the May 35 deadline. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh will cut outfield and pitching spots, with Gerry Walker Roy Weatherly Jeff Heath Beau Bell among options. Candidates include Charley Workman Murray Howell Clarence Campbell Joe Krakauskas Cal Dorsett Ken Jungles Nana Andrews Mike Naymick and others. Minor was set to pitch again against St Louis after rain halted the opener. Fred Haney sticks to his pitching plan with Eldon Auker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Peckinpaugh
Gerry Walker
Roy Weatherly
Jeff Heath
Beau Bell
Charley Workman
Murray Howell
Clarence Campbell
Howell
Joe Krakauskas
Cal Dorsett
Ken Jungles
Nana Andrews
Mike Naymick
Bill Zuber
Indians
Fred Haney
Brown
Eldon Auker
Romans Bow To Marietta In District Track Championship
The Marietta Tigers defeated the Romans 70 to 48 in the Class A District track meet at Marietta. Seven events fell to Marietta as Romans captured several first places but could not overcome the Tigers with seconds and thirds. The Romans won high hurdles and other events but Marietta’s depth carried the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Home
Tigers
Rome
Ome
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley
Donald Frisby
Marietta Tigers
Ohio
Logan Relays
Delaware
Johnny Vander” Meer
Bill Lee
Cubs
Bobcat Track Hosts Akron Bethany in 3 Cornered Meet
Ohio University welcomes Akron University and Bethany College to the Green and White for the season's only three cornered track meet. Coach Herbert's squad shows early promise, with Kasputis and Wiley among standouts and hopes high for top state times. The meet starts at 1:30 with field events, running events at 2, finishing around 3 to allow attendance at the Ohio U baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geyer
Ohio University
Akron University
Bethany College
Ohio A. Thinsdads
Wesleyan
Ohio ‘State
W. H. Herbert
Cindermen
Ohio U
Bcard T
Howard Dutt
Letterman
Bobcat
Lt ‘Ogg
Matty
Kasputis
Ea -Craum
Paull Wiley
Kasput
Paul Wiley
Athens
Herbert
Aso
Tommy Bare
Arial
Teres
Jim Frie
Avin
Alma
Ohio
Hughes
Bbue
Ohio UA
V ‘Iwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes Ferrell
Boston
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Ames-Bern
Ames
Berenne
Dolores Quin
Carlos Harris
Keith Hanson
Joye
Jago
Zane Marquis
Robert Smith
Agnes Whitese
Roger ‘Wolfe
Ceci Bales
Betty
Eta Batlle
Brookhart
Joan
Fisher
Pal
Albert’ Linscott
Mrs. Linscott
Homer Eckard
Rolland Linscott
Ruth Carpenter
Dayton
Sidney Carpenter
Breezing
Brietz
Sishpul
Chubby Dean
Hob Johnson
Wally Moses
Cage
Connie Mack
Susy Man's Newspaper
Moburn
Come Porter
King Cole
Whirlaway
Robert Morris
Turncback
Benny Leonard
Ritchie Kell
Charley White
Jacky Kansas
Buffalo
Johnny Dunfee
New Haven
Brooklyn Band
Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Doc Prothro
Bob Quinn
Tufts
Hofstra
George Washington
Homer
Jockeys Guild
Sande
Cleveland
Uar
Cleveland Indians
Vander Meer
Bradley
Edward R. Bradley
Nory
Thinols
States
Notre Dame
Dorchester
Mass
Palo Alto
L. M. Ferguson
Sun Mfg. Co
Nye
Chevrolet
N. Court St
Akron
Bethany
Dan Jugnes
Wil
Brooklyn
Boston ‘Association
Loulville
St. Paul
Morningstar
Massillon
Melvin Knowlton
Theubenville
Purdue University
Foothell
Jack Carlton
Gunisry
Matwewson
Nal Distilers Products Corp
N.Y
F. R. Beasley Motor Company
McClaren Tires
Autocrat
McClaren
Ree
U. S. Pat
Firestone
Dayton-McClaren
F.R. Beasley
Nelsonville Murphy Motor Co
Donaldson Motor Co. ‘Glouster
Albany
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!