Cleveland Veterans Demand Ouster of Manager Vitt
Cleveland baseball veterans press for the removal of manager Oscar Vitt after a mass protest. President Alva Bradley plans a full investigation as players accuse Vitt of insincerity, ridicule of teammates, and caustic behavior. Coach Cake Sewell to supervise temporarily.
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Cleve and Baseball Club
Dinemasat
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Reds And Dodgers Open Crucial Series Today
Reds and Dodgers clash at Ebbetts Field in a four game set that could decide the National League lead. The Brooklyn pitching staff and Dodger lineup face Red threat as both teams battle for first place with high crowd anticipation and a pivotal weekend of baseball ahead.
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Cleeland Tei
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Ben Chapman
Basel
National standings and schedules amid sparse results
No games scheduled. American league results mention Cleveland beating Detroit 210 in an Olympic game schedule. Other notes list Columbus at Indianapolis 1 and Toledo 3, with Kansas City 4 and St Pat 1. Matchups include Pittsburgh at New York and New York at St Louis with Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Louisville at Toledo, and Indianapolis at Columbus.
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Baseball Leaders From The Associated Press Report
League leaders listed include Finney Boston with 278 runs and Foxx Boston with 14 home runs. Wright Chicago leads hits with 69, Greenberg Detroit doubles, and Case Washington steals 13 bases. Pitching leaders include Newsom Detroit and Smith Cleveland with six wins.
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Pitchers Shine As American Association Notables Star
The American Association saw standout pitching last night with Sherrill of Columbus a two hitter Kimberlin of Toledo a four hitter Stan eu a six hitter and Kline of Milwaukee a one hit relief effort. Kimberlin posted the shutout and Indianapolis finally pushed ahead 3 to 1 thanks to Legrant Scotts homer. Minneapolis opened strong but Milwaukee edged St Louis 6 to 2 as Kansas City stalled in the early innings.
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Indianapolis
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Milwauker
St Paul
Final matches set in net qualifier for national tourney
Don McNeil of Kenyon faces Shuck Shostrom of the University of Chicago in a morning semifinal as the district qualifier for the national intercollegiate tournament heads toward its final rounds. In doubles, McNeill and Bothwell of Kenyon meet Chicago’s Jorgenson and Rawger while Talbert faces Greenberg in the other bracket. Other qualifiers for the Philadelphia finals on June 25 include Shane Kalamazoo Clifford Northwestern McFla ne Sawyier and Babich to start Holmes?
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University of Chicago
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Chicago University
Charles Rawger
Bill Atkinson
Talbert
Greenberg
Shostrom
Philadelphia
Max Shane
Kalamazoo
Jerry Clifford
Northwestern
Dick McFlane
Ohio State
Cal Sawyier
Chicago
Evans Market Team Winner
The Evans Market Team won in a district baseball game as Hocking Valley All-Stars prepared for further schedule. Players Gehringer Hoye Mack Smith Bou dreau Keltner and Trout contributed with home run, hits, and key plays. Attendance was estimated around 5,000 with umpiring by Grieve and Geisel.
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Ex Michigan Ace Aims for Third Decathlon Title
Ex Michigan track star Joe Scott seeks a third consecutive national decathlon crown, with rival Bill Watson among ten contenders. The two-day event features 10 events across Saturday and Sunday, including long jump, javelin, discus, and pole vault, at Western Reserve. Harold Osborn leads Ohio AAU entrants in a field of Big Ten and state champions as fans await whether Scott or Watson will claim the top score.
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Charles Wharft Di At Jauchius Hi Charles Wharft Di At Jauchius Hi
Charles F. Wharft 75 of Rose Farm died at his daughter Faye Jauchius Glouster residence Thursday. He lived 38 years at Rose Farm and moved to Glouster six months ago. His wife died in 1924. Surviving are two sons and three daughters plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral at Crooksville Chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev A A Turner of Gordon Ohio officiating. Interment in Crooksville Cemetery.
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Breezing With Briezt: Whizzer Whit in Giants Hopes
A chaotic sports column notes Whizzer Whit may join the New York Giants next season, Rooney pressing for a deal despite Whit’s reluctance about Pittsburgh. Billy Southworth’s St Louis welcome. Pepper Martin comments on morale. Other tidbits mention Aqueduct chatter, Medwick coverage, and memories of Vander Meer’s back-to-back no hitters.
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St. Louis
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Glouster Garden Club Holds First Open Meeting of Season
The Glouster Garden Club met at Cantwell Cliffes for its first open meeting of the season. Officers from last year were retained with Harriet Wemmtel as president and Getta Ly as secretary. Ralph Hines presented a paper on planting for porches and window boxes. Several members were listed as attendees.
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Muebee
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Angle
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Bridge Dinner in Trimble Hosts and Guests Named
Mrs. CF Haskins entertained a bridge dinner at her Trimble home on Wednesday evening at 6:30. Guests included Miss Ann Haskins and Miss Donna Sayre. Members and awards listed include Mrs. Georgia Sayre, Mrs. Marie Antic, Miss Merle Danford, Mr. Ronnie Brown, Mrs. Edithe Zaughn, and the hostess. High score went to Mrs. Brown, second to Mrs. Sayre, traveling to Mrs. Vaughn, and consolation to Miss Danford.
Picard and Revolta Lead Inverness Best Ball Meet
Inverness tour second round sees Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta co lead after a six under par 65. World Open champions from Hershey and Chicago, they hold a four-stroke edge over Dudley Burke and Billie Burke as Demaret Mets, Sam Snead and Hagen group chase in round two.
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Red Rutkoskie and Fred Sanders Win Pony Tourney
George Red Rutkoskie and Fred Sanders won the pony tournament at Athe nn Country Club. Rutkoskie, in Kyle colors, and Sanders, under the Argil banner, finished tied with 67. Tom Gilvon led briefly before a bad hole on the par 4 twelfth. Coom owned by Roy Davis shot 68. Wilson 69. Brooks and Roo 70. Selesby and Coon 71. Plans for the next Stag night on July 25 and the pony tournament on July 28 were announced. second round matches in the Directors Personal Prize must finish by June 18.
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