Baseball managers under fire as teams falter across leagues
The piece surveys managerial turmoil in Chicago and Pittsburgh as Charley Grimm and Pie Traynor face pressure amid falling attendance and mixed onfield results. It notes Walter Johnson reshuffles in Cleveland releasing Glenn Mytt and Willie Kamm. Tribune opinion cites weather and fan discontent as Crux of woes for Cubs and White Sox alongside club morale shifts.
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Charney Grimm
Cubs
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Glenn Mycht
Willie Kamm
Kamm
Willie
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Boven
Charley Grimm
Chicago
Grimm
Philip K. Wrigley
Miller and Jones Win Golf Tournament
H E Miller and EB Jones captured top honors in handicap play at the Athens Country Club tourney held Saturday and Sunday. Miller led Class A with 6 points, followed by George Lantz and Paul Beckley tied for runner up. Jones won Class B with 34 points, Carl Heck second with 31, Rev Shirley third, and Joe Sespero fourth.
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H. E. Miller
EB. J. Jones
Iamen
Athens Country Cath
Miller
George Lantz
Paul Beckley
G. B Paulson
J. Preston
Jones
Carl Heck
Rev Shirley
Joe Sesperado
Cardinal Scrappy Drive Keeps Second Place Amid Cubs Wins
The Cardinals, after a clash between Dizzy Dean and Joe Medwick, won three straight over the Cubs boosting Frank Frisch’s reshuffled team. Medwick added seven hits in 17 appearances while Dizzy pitched six strong innings in a 18 to 2 rout of Chicago. Pirates beat the pennant rivals as Blanton notches his ninth win. Giants edge Boston 5 4 to stay atop. Ott ties with Moore for home run lead. Brooklyn, rain, Detroit’s Badges extends win streak. Greenberg homers. Browns beat Indians 2 1. Senators win in 16 innings. Bluege drives in winner. Yankees vs Red Sox postponed.
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Joe
Frank Frisch
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Medwick
Diz
Cards
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Pirates
Cy Blanton
Ernie Lombardi
Giants
Boston
Joe Moore
Moore
Mel Ott
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Tommy Badges
Detroit
John” Whitehead
Hank Greenberg
Marty Mopkins
Boundary
Fay Thomas
Browns
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Ed Coleman
Hal Trosky
Washington
Senators
Athletics
Ossie Bluege
Yankee Red Sox
Standings and results from national baseball leagues
Standings show American and National league clubs with records for Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Boston St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and others. Sunday results include Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 5 New York 5 Philadelphia 4 in extras while Toledo beat Louisville and other matchups noted. Tuesday games list pairings across leagues.
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Aecckinninntal
St. Leta
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Philadelphia
MONO
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Cleveland
Peter Scedeeeneerict
Kant
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St. Louis
Jess
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Association
Blues Invade Elite Company In A. A. Race
Blues climb to third in the American Association after a late surge winning 7 of 22. St Paul leads, Indianapolis second. Minneapolis also contends with Zwilling's Kansas City. Kansas City defeats St Paul 4 3 in 11 innings on Breese double and Snlik pinch hit.
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Chicago
Edward Harrison
Zwilling
Kansas City Blues
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Blues
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Ina
Breese
Snlik
Columbus Red Birds
Eddie Marshal
Milwaukee
Brewers
Marshall
Frank Sigafoos
Indianapoli
Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
Parks earns Ryder Cup spot after Open win at Oakmont
Samuel Parke Jr., a Pittsburgh pro and nephew of Ohio University treasurer George Parks, wins the National Open at Oakmont with a 299. His victory earns him a 2024 Ryder Cup berth, joining Jimmy Thomson and veteran Walter Hagen in the lead lineup amid a dramatic finish.
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Oakmont
Samuel McLaughlin Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Samuel Parke
George Parks
Ohio University
Bob Jones
Jimmy Thomason
California
Jimmy
Walter Hagen
Haig
Parke
Hagen
Jim Barnes
Parks
Ridgewood
N. J
Thompson
Australia
Caballero
Sir Walter
Oraiki Snat Town In North Aurora
A fragmented record notes Oraiki in the eastern north Aurora region has been inhabited since around 1370. The OCR lacks clear dates or events but preserves a historical place name and long habitation.
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Oraiki
Aurora
Newark Shooter Cops State Title
John R. Taylor of Newark captured the AA event with 145 and, with Paul Gilmore, won the team championship scoring 28 of 30. Taylor also won the all round championship totaling 368 of 400 as about 146 marine marksmen competed in the 49th Ohio State Trapshooting tournament closing Sunday.
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Youngstown
John R. Taylor
Newark
Taylor
Paul Gilmore
Mid Atlantic Scores Roundup From AP Reports
AP summary of regional college and city games with results: Charleston 1 Hartington 2.3 Johnstown 8 4 Zanesville 6 3 Akron 6 Dayton 2 7 Portamouth 5 0 Beckley 3 4.
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Mid Atlantic
Associated Press
Charleston
Hartington
Johnstown
Zanesville
Akron
Dayton
Portamouth
Beckley
Sunday Stars Shine as MLB Aces Lead Big Night
Sunday’s stars include Tommy Bridges of the Tigers who beat John Whitehead and limited the White Sox to five hits with five strikeouts. Paul Waner of the Pirates homered and added two singles in three appearances, driving in four against the Reds. Ossie Bluege of the Senators hit a tenth inning single to beat the Athletics 5-4. Joe Moore of the Giants drove in the winning runs with a homer and a single against the Braves. Ed Coleman of the Browns homered with a man on and added a double and single to topple the Indians 2-1. Charley Gelbert of the Cardinals pounded Chicago pitching with a homer, a double and two singles, driving in three.
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Tommy Bridges
Tigers
John Whitehead
White Sox
Paul Waner
Pirates
Reds
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Athletics
Joe Moore
Giants
Braves
ED Coleman
Browns
Indians
Charley Gelbert
Cardinals
Chicago
Homer
Canzoneri To Oppose Klick In East Outdoor Show
Frankie Klick of San Francisco challenges Tony Canzoneri in a non title 12 round bout at the American League ballpark before about 20 000 fans at 9 30 E S T The bout tops Shrine convention events and is Canzoneri first ring return since reclaiming the lightweight crown by defeating Lou Ambers in New York on May 9 years after losing the title to Barney Ross
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Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Tony Canzoneri
East
Canzoneri
Klick
Ring
Lou Ambers
New York
Barney Ross
Leading Batters and Pitchers From Major Leagues
Summary of top players in batting runs and RBIs including Vaughan of the Pirates Medwick of the Cardinals and Greenberg and Johnson of the Tigers and Athletics. Highlights show leaders in hits doubles and home runs with figures for runs and stolen bases across multiple clubs.
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Medwick
Cardinals
L. Waner
Martin
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Moore
Giants
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Gehringer
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Red Sox
Cronin
Boston
Senators
Armada
Wilshere
Tamulis
Allen
Yankees
Jackson Defeats Chester Nine 3-2 In Sunday Game
Jackson edged Chester 3-2 after a two-run fourth inning gave Jackson a one run lead. Both teams scored in the first. Chester added another in the third, while Jackson produced two more in the fourth and held on for the win.
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Chester
Jackson
Braddock Faces Title Bid in Asbury Park Heavyweight Clash
Braddock brushes off a rough two months and prepares for a heavyweight bout at Asbury Park. The New York match headlines a card on which Braddock seeks a title shot. Officials expect a strong crowd at Madison Square Garden later, with network coverage planned.
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