Unclear OCR fragment on players clubs and league pressures
Fragmentary text discusses player conduct, salaries, discipline, and club pressures in professional sports. Mentions fines boos and release, ownership actions, and a looming inquiry into league operations with references to May and districts.
Six Runs in Sixth Bring Tribal Win
Tigers suffer a 6 to 5 defeat as Cleveland Indians rally with six runs in the sixth off Alvin Crowder. Joe Vosmik drives in the deciding run with a triple after a clutch sequence and the Tigers’ late ninth inning rally is stymied by Thornton Lee. White Sox beat Browns 7 to 2. Pirates topple Cardinals 3 to 2 in NL action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Alvin Crowder
Cleveland
Willis Hudlin
Crowder
Cleveland Bats
Joe Vosmik
Joe
Indians
Thornton
Cardinals
Pirates
Lucas
Bill Hallahan
Pepper Martin
Paul Waner
Whitehead
Lloyd Waner
Padden
Nordstrom leads in National Public Links medal race
Davenport Iowa golfer Nordstrom shot 71 to take a three stroke lead in the medal competition at the Charlies E Coffin course in Indianapolis. Seven players were tied at 74 behind him including Boyer Cyr Rippy Walker Gordon Balega and Doll as teams vie for the 36 hole team championship with Louisville leading at 305 after day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nordstrom
Davenport
Iowa
Charlies E. Coffin
Big Blonde
Tall Corn State
Tab Boyer
Louis Cyr
Portland
Ore
Claude Rippy
Washington, D. C
Delbert Walker
Long Beach
Calif
Fred Gordon
Santa Monica
Mike Balega
Minneapolis
Minn
Pete Doll
Louisville
Los Angeles
Stars and anecdotes from Monday baseball wrap
AP columns note White Sox held Browns to three hits in a 7 to 2 win. Pirates stopper Red Lucas scattered four hits against the Cardinals as Will Hudlin and Thorn Ton Lee split Indians duties in a 6 to 5 ninth inning comeback. Also mention lighting wood balance and Casey Stengel antics with Dodgers, Otto Miller, and a g mans chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Les Tietje
White Sox
Browns
Red Lucas
Pirates
Cardinals
Willis Hudlin
Thornton Lee
Indians
Hudlin
Lee
Goslin
Rogell
Harridge
Jimmy Dykes
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Greenwood
Miss
Hughie Criz
Casey Stengel
Dan Parker
New York Mirror
Casey
Otto Miller
Stengel
Leslie
Standings and results from Monday and Wednesday games
National league scores show Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 2 and Philadelphia at Boston postponed by rain. American Association results include Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 and Chicago 7 St Louis 2. Other matchups feature Columbus 2 St Paul 1 Minneapolis 10 Louisville 3 Milwaukee 14 Indianapolis 9 8 Kansas City 6 3. Wednesday has Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at Chicago Louisville at Detroit Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia open date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
American Eveland
Lous
Washington
National Club
Pet Boone
Erican
Wacensmanes
Chicago Beererenecens
Ston
Anseewsss
Association Club
Nash
Murray City Eagles lose 15 inning tilt to Marietta juniors
In a 15 inning game, Murray City Eagles fell 2-1 to Marietta Junior Commerce. Taylor struck out 16, Luise fanned six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City Eagles
Murray City
Commerce
Marietta
Taylor
Luise
Walters
Murray
Murray Eagles AB
Ib Ween
Dupler
Aenae
Daaiey
Ff Acneneenesecen
Fivans
Marshall
Fc Ancseseccane
Covatenemaquese
Emerick
Biesser
Maria— AB Pitts
Hemsley
Landsittle
Mantle
Woolley
Guire
Boxing Card Results From York Toronto Chicago Hartford Sioux City Washington New Haven
At New York Al Roth 133 3 4 outpointed Davey Day 138 Chicago John Anderson 171 1 4 outpointed Ed Mick ey Walker 168 1 2 Sweden Tommy Loughran 187 Philadelphia outpointed Eddie Simms 195 Cleveland Thurston McKinney 150 Detroit outpointed Puggy Weinert 149 1 2 Chicago Jimmy Leto 142 Hartford outpointed Benny Bass 147 Philadelphia Frankie Wolfram 120 Winnipeg defeated Henry Hook 122 Indianapolis Joe Temes 123 Tampa defeated Roger Bernard 127 Flint Nathan Mann 174 New York scored technical knockout over Eddie Carr 172 Waterbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
al Roth
Davey Day
Chicago
John Anderson
Sweden
Mickey Walker
Grover Sets Amateur Record At Athens Country Club
Brandon T. Grover the Athens Country Club club champion fired a 70 to break the amateur course mark previously 71 held jointly by Jack Preston and Johnny Fischer. Grover relied on a hot putting display with 25 putts over 18 holes and a pair of 15-footers to seal the record as about 30 golfers from Marietta travel to Athens for an inter-city match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon T
Butch” Grover
Athens Country Club
Jack Preston
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Grover
Hut
Marietta
Athens
Netters Schedule Two Matches This Week
Athens Tennis Club hosts Pomeroy at Ohio University courts on Wednesday. On Saturday Athens travels to Columbus to face East Side Tennis Club. Dayton beats Akron 3 1, then 6 5. Portsmouth defeats Charleston 5 1. Zanesville wins 7 8 in ten innings, while Huntington defeats Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netters
Athens Tennis Club
Pomeroy
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
East Side Tennis Club
Dayton
Akron
Portsmouth
Charleston
Zanesville
Johnstown
Huntington
Beckley
Millers vs All Star Team Clash in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Millers host the American Association all star squad as Donie Bush pins hopes on Ray Kolp Archie McKain and Bill Perrin to halt a star lineup stronger than last year. Mike Powers joins the All Stars after an injured wrist scare with 7,000 fans expected to watch at 2:30 PM Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Allstar
Millers
Minneapolis
Donie Bush
Miller
Ray Kolp
Archie McKain
Bil Perrin
Mike Powers
Toledo
Hartier
Powers
T. J. Hickey
Britons Seek Clean Sweep In Davis Cup Defense
The British Lion moved to seal the Davis Cup against the United States as England led 5-0. In a five set win, George Hughes and Raymond Tuckey defeated Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn 6-2 1-6 6-8 6-3 6-3, ending the Americans’ bid to win the doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
United States
England
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Allison
Perry
Donald Budge
Hie
Bunny Austin
George Patrick Hughes
Raymond Tuckey
van Ryn
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnan
France
Leading Batters and Pitching Leaders Across Leagues
The chart lists top performers: Medwick of the Cardinals leads runs and hits with 140 and 14, while Ott of the Giants hits 23 homers and 78 runs. Von Vaughan and several players top batting averages, with notable pitchers Castleman and Lyons posting strong records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
J. Collins
Ott
Giants
Terry
New York
Herman
Cubs
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Suler
L. Waner
Berger
Braves
Carnials
Badagaray
Dodgers
Galan
Cuba
Castleman Giants
Carleton
Westfall High Leads in Zeppelin Small Bore Open
Claude Westfall of Athens Rifle and Pistol Club placed high among 145 entrants in Akron’s Zeppelin Small Bore Open. He finished fourth in the Dewar match with 306 of 400 and, paired with J. J. Scholler, earned a place on the International Dewar team after a strong showing in the 8 meter event. Crokey set a possible world record at 200 yards with a 199 in metallic sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Westfall
Athens
Akron
Westfall
J. J. Scholler
Pittsburgh
Scholler
England
Jack Crokey
New Kensington
Johnny Gill Swats Ball for Millers
Chicago AP notes Johnny Gill's home run power as the Minneapolis Millers lead the American Association race with four homers by Gill in recent days. The Millers beat Toledo 10 7 in a four game set as Gartark and Parker each posted two doubles. Coluabus edged St Paul 2 1 behind Neb Kileger. Milwaukee routed Louisville 4 3 and Indianapolis swept Kansas City 9 6 and 3 3 in a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnny Gill
Minneapolis
Caiepelen
Momlay
Millers
Toledo
Minneapolla
Reone
Stein Bob Gartark
Frank Parker
Coluabus
St. Paul
Neb Kileger
Kileger
Tor
Mike Crelop
Nick Cultep
Ned Bind
Seeded Stars Win In Net Tourney At Mead Club
In the Mead Club invitation tennis tournament many seeds advanced. John Mc Diarmid of Fort Worth seeded seventh beat Henry Culley of Santa Barbara 24 4. Robert Bryon of Chattanooga defeated Ralph Minnich of Lorsin 1 7 6 2 in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutham Upton
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford Frick
National Leaguer
Edward J. Neil
Iowan
Lloyd Nordstrom
Birds
Saints
Anken
Cavacce
Adams
Winsett
Culfop
Hurst
Wegen
Moore
Gutteridge
Ogroski
Cee Wen
Giuliana
Hurat
Eeer Oor
Cochrane
Gehringer
Greenberg
Enon
Gostlin
Fox
Owen
aWalker
Auker
RIE
Cceenceeewe
Mid-Atlantic
Chisox
Pwerent
aFrisch
Heusser
Psaree
Totais
Zaneon
Marcoe
L Waner
P. Waner
Rfoe
Enataevelinnsa Thevenow
Suhr
Ledinaienelahaehi
Dceccenansarcces
Hallahan
Pussburgh
Young
GASCO
Qgulltem
Gorham
Granaherta Patiniits
Ogg
W. Ogg
Ama Wanerenee
Ridenour
Mannncienenshooniests
Taylor Stores
H. Strickland
Ahs
Wolfe
Happ
Edwards
H. Entwistle
Entwistle
Nee Tucker
Ommen
BrauHer
B. Cooley
Oro
Guthele
Sanders
Calvin
Davis
Eddy, Davidson
Macraniin Mancionus
B.rh O
Radcliff
Piet BO Encom
Lt. Burns
Solters
Colensitt
Ace Senseens
Carey, Coffman
Acadens Strombe
Cain
Steveceenonensee
Coleman
Chevrolet
Daugherty
Kels
Austin
Budge
The
Vosmik
Foxx
Athletics
Werber
Renox
Almada
Red Sox
Lyons
Allen Yankees
Ohio
Pat's
Packard Coal Mining Company
Redtown
Athens County
Jeffrey
Shepard
Lincoln Elec. Co
Morrow
Westinghouse
Hoover Drilling Company
Hisey
Court of Common Pleas
E. F. Maurer
Packard Coal Mining Co
A. B. Wells
Middleport, Ohio