Griffith disputes MacPhail potshots toward clubs
Shirley Povich in the Washington Post reports Clark Griffith dismisses Larry MacPhail as uninformed about baseball. Griffith scoffs at MacPhail prediction that Washington would be a second division club for ten years and notes MacPhail’s night baseball remark favors bigger cities over smaller markets.
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McKechnie Aims to Sharpen Reds Hitting in Tampa
In Tampa Bill McKechnie drilled his Cincinnati Reds after a 9 to 1 loss to the Dodgers. Cincinnati managed only two hits with Werber’s freak double and Craft’s single the only safeties until the eighth inning. The Dodgers piled up 10 hits including five homers as Gehrman Weaver and Davis struggled for Cincinnati. The Reds next meet Detroit in Lakeland.
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Jim Weaver
Ray Davis
Lakeland
Detroit
Preakness Stakes Dates and Winners Noted
Historical Q and A recaps show the 1931 Preakness run May 9 with Mate winning, Twenty Grand second, Ladder third, and the Derby on May 16 with Twenty Grand winning. Also notes Joe Hauser’s 1933 Minneapolis Club record and Schmeling Louis 1936 punch counts.
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Steel spikes blamed for injuries in baseball cars deer near Kutztown nursing attrition
H G Jalsinger Detroit News sports editor argues steel spikes cause most baseball injuries and urges rubber cleats as safer. Amateur Softball Association of America bans steel spikes and blunt metal cleats seeking player safety. A car near Kutztown nearly struck two fighting buck deer. English estimates show high nursing attrition with 38 of 100 leaving in first year and half completing training.
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Tribe Ready for Giant Series
The Cleveland Indians prepare for a spring tune up against the New York Giants with Oscar Vitt stressing form over past showings. He will test a new lineup featuring Jimmy Webb at short and Bruce Campbell in left, while veterans Averill Lary and Hale start on the bench. Webb homered and Campbell also connected as the Tribe beat New Orleans 7 2 behind pitching from Tom Drake and Bill Zuber.
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Americans Eliminated From Stanley Cup Race
The New York Americans were eliminated as Toronto defeated them 2-0 sealing a playoff path for Toronto to meet the Detroit–Montreal winner. Boston clinched a finals berth with a 3 2 overtime win over the Rangers as Detroit beat Montreal 7 3 with a late rally.
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GLOUSTER WINIFRED’S DAIRY TOPS CITY LEAGUE WITH 2872
Glouster-Winifred’s Dairy posted 2872 for the second high team total this season, beating Union Lunch three straight in the City League. Joe Wolf Jr led with 61 for the high three game total, while William Wolf had 226 for the high single. Union Lunch players posted strong marks across individual games as Mars Jones and J. T. Martin contributed solid totals.
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Home of All Nations Rock House by World War Aviator
Frank Adams a veteran and grocer in Layton Utah completed a rock house built from 100000 multicolored stones sourced from 13 foreign countries and 20 states after ten years of gathering. The residence showcases a global mosaic reflecting his aviation and travels.
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Reds Showoff Pitching Staff Led by McKechnie’s Crew
In a Tampa overview United Press notes Cincinnati’s top class pitching. Cards of the staff include Derringer Walters Vander Meer Grissom Moore Weaver Davis Barrett Thompson plus others, with terms on fast balls curves control and potential for a pennant bid in 1939.
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Wolves Again Picked To Cop Aquatic Meet
ANN ARBOR Mich U P The 16th annual NCAA swimming championships opened with focus on the 1500 meter freestyle showcasing Dolf Kiefer Texas and Jimmy Welsh Rockford Ill Brilliant Michigan soph Matt Mann eyes a title defense as Ohio State and Princeton press the favorites in free style events Preliminaries include low broad diving with Al Patrik and Earl Clark leading Ohio State finals and rest of events slated for tonight and tomorrow.
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Dodgers Face Durocher Dilemma Over Reiser Assignment
In Lakeland Florida rookie Pete Reiser excels in exhibition play with three home runs and four singles in two games, forcing Leo Durocher to choose Elmira assignment or a Dodgers transfer. The Tigers prep Freddie Hutchinson and Harry Eisenstat as they face the Dodgers after a prior St Louis loss. In San Bernardino the Cubs power past the White Sox 6 5 as Hartnett eyes Yankees style offense ahead of a Pirates test.
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Chauncey Personalities Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Chauncey social notes record Mrs Thomas Hamilton hosting a dinner in Mound Street for Mrs Nona Hoskins of Palatka Florida and Mrs Addie Tippett of Chauncey. Mrs Carrie Channel returns from The Plains to her home. Dr Darrel Witham and family of Glouster visit his mother Stella Witham. Edith Nelsonville visits Chauncey with Myrtle Smith and daughter. A gully can soar as slow as 12 miles per hour.
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High Scoring Tilt Likely As Bucks Meet Oregon
Ohio State and Oregon favor fast-paced offense in a national semifinal style matchup. Oregon relies on senior veterans led by Laddie Gale and Slim Wintermute, while Ohio State leans on Captain Jimmy Hull and a high-scoring finish in the conference titles run.
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Champion To Roll Today in ABC Tourney
Don Beatty of Jackson, Michigan, seeks more glory as the American Bowling Congress tournament opens in Cleveland. Beatty, last year’s all events champ with 1,978, headlines a field of 25 000 entrants as standings are led by five man, two man and singles totals from teams and players across the nation.
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Pie Traynor Believes Pirates Will Cop Pennant
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Pie Traynor predicts the 1939 pennant chances hinge on one lineup change Kay Mueller for Al Todd at catcher. He calls Mueller magic with pitchers and expects 40 wins from the pitching staff with Müller guiding them. The infield solid and outfield features Rizzo Waner and Manush as regulars with Waner possibly joining Waner. The Pirates are projected to finish Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati New York Boston St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia in that order.
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Marshall Cancels Baseball Games With Ohio University
Marshall College informs Ohio University athletic director Don Peden that two scheduled games are canceled due to Marshall lacking a baseball field. The games were set for May 25 in Athens and May 6 in Huntington.
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