Pirates Fans Call for Dreyfuss or Manager McKechnie
Pittsburgh readers vent frustration over Pirates trades that weakened infield stars Rab bit Maranville and Charley Grimm while adding underperformers. The piece notes apathy at Forbes Field, fans recalling 1921 pennant fever, and suggests Grantham may reclaim a starting role as the club faces bleak prospects. Barney Dreyfuss remains the lone advocate for the deal amid growing discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
Pittsburgh
Rabbit” Maranville
Charley Grimm
Wilbur Cooper
al Niehaus
Grantham
Aldridge
Forbes Field
Pirates
Philadelphia
Barney Dreyfuss
Nethaus
Maranville
Grimm
Miscellaneous Baseball Scores From National League and American League
Fragmented score snippets show games across leagues. Entries include New York, Cincinnati, St Louis, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit and others with partial team names and scores.
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Minneapolis
Colum
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisaville
Kansas City
New Yarkie
Cincinnati
Eee Petspureh
Boston
Cleveland
Philedelphis
Detcott
Neetoro
Baseball League Schedules Mention Cities
Fragmentary OCR lists matchups across American and National Leagues with cities such as Milwaukee Kansas City New York Brooklyn Boston Chicago and references to teams facing each other in various venues. Specific dates and complete team names are unclear.
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American League
P.C
Ann
Boston
Eapolis
Otelis
Kansas City
America Association
Felede St
Launeville
Milwaukee
Matt
New Y League
York
Brooklyn
Pete Eam T
Clew York
Chicago
Americans Enter British Amateur Championship Field
Four Americans will compete in the British amateur golf championship starting at Westward Ho on May 25. J. F. Bailey of Oak Hills, R. A. Strahahlen of Toledo, A. Bourne of Garden City, and Loula Vana Cochran of Onwentsia Chicago will represent the United States. Cochran meets A. D. Kathieon in the first round. others receive byes.
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London
Westward Tn
J. F. Bailey
Oak Hills
R. A. Strahahlen
Iverness
Toledo
A. Bourne
Garden City
N. Y
Loula “Vana Ux Cochran
Onwentsia
Chicago
Cochran
A. D. Kathieeon
Coming Athletic Program Sets Ambitious Season Pace
A sweeping athletic program outlined for the coming months promises to surpass prior campaigns. It includes May 29 to June 19 boxing bouts featuring McTigue Berlenbach Gibbons Tunney Walker Gerb and Wills Weinert, golf events with Hagen Collett and others, Davis Cup tennis defense, Big Ten and national junior meets, and the Poughkeepsie regatta plus the Kentucky Derby and Indianapolis 500. Swimming national meets and attempted English Channel crossings by Gertrude Ederle are mentioned alongside other sports highlights.
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Art Carlson
McTigue
Berlenbach
Gibbons
Tunney
Walker
Gerb
Wills
Weinert
Golf
Walter Hagen
Glenna Collett
Eng
America
Bill Tilden
Helen Wills
Hampton
California
Locke
Nebraska
Middle West
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Indianapolis
Wayne
Big” Munn
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
English Channel
Gertrude Ederle
Mosaic Greys of Zanesville Next Foe for Glouster
Glouster hosts the Mosaic Greys of Zanesville next Sunday afternoon as the visitors bring a fast pitching staff led by Lefty Dowell formerly with the Vanesville and Caldwell clubs. George Rasp tops the lineup with a .462 average while Hip Corbin and others contribute for the Legionaires and a rain insurance plan guards against weather disruptions.
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Zanesville
Gloster
Mosaic Greys
Greys
Lefty Dowell
Vanesville Greys
Columbus Senators
Caldwell
Peart
Mint
van Allen
Reese
Grey
D. Dowell
Lefty
Legionaires
Ers
Hip Corbin
George Rasp
Faric
Withem
White
Mowery
Jupiter Plavius
Washington massacre takes two by Browns but Sisler shines
The Athletics beat the Tigers 3 to 1 as Sisler delivered a hitting spree and kept St. Louis fans cheering. Avil on SA witnesses a chaotic day with early exchanges and a steady pace throughout the game.
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Washington
Browns
Sisler
Athletics
St. Louis
Tigers
Fournier
Dodgers
Wwatler Bottomley
Hornsby
Bancroft
Braves
Fonseca
Phils
Hal Athletics
Cobb
Yanks
Combs
AL Sisler
Boone
Fed Sox
Garages Take First In Logan Many Loop
Logan May 14 The Logan industrial baseball league opened at the fairground diamond with the Garage nine defeating Haydenville 18 to 7. Emerick and Columber led Garage batting while Leathers Smith and Linton starred for Haydenville. Bear Cats, guided by Did Rennie, challenge Owens Manufacturing next. Owens held last season’s pennant as Hocking Valley Carshops withdrew from the league.
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Logan
Fairground
Garage
Haydenville
Emerick
Columber
Leathers, Smith and Linton
Bear Cats
Did” Rennie
Owens Manufacturing Company
Owens
Hocking Valley Carshops
Tagging the Bases Tagging the Bases
The ancient soup band of Artie Nehl held the Reds to one hit and the Giants won 3 to 0. The champions lead by four and a half games. Ed Brown drove in four runs with the bases loaded to outlast the Cardinals 9 to something. The Pirates defeated the Braves 5 to 4 behind Yde and Kremer pitching as Boston extended a winning streak to five straight.
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Artie Nehl
Reds
Giants
Ed Brown
Frank Merriwell
Cardinals
Pirates
Braves
Yde
Kremer
Boston
Start ers I Derby Picked
Louisville crowds swell for the fifty first Kentucky Derby next Saturday as hotels fill and guests seek homes for Derby week. A list of twenty probable starters with weights owners and jockeys is given including Quatrain Cardinal and Flying Ebony among others with stable entries indicated by marks.
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Thomas Temple Hoyne
Louisville
F. Johnson B. Bruening
Kentuckey Cardinal
G. F. Croissant
M. Gardner
X. Chantey
Lee O’conner
R. W. Collins
W. Frank
E. I. Simms
J. Burke
Prince of Bourbon
E. F. Simms
A. Schuttinger
Wm. Zeigler, Jr
E.sande
King Nadi
J. J. Troxler
H. Gray
Broadway Jones
E. R. Bradley
E. Blind
Billstrap
E. R. Bradley H. Meyer
Uncas
August A. Busch
Boon Companion
A. Cowan
Flying Ebony
G. A. Cochran
C. Kummer
Swope
H. C. Fisher
L. Fator
Otterbein Base Game Tomorrow
Coach Don Peden leads Ohio University against Otterbein College on Ohio Field Friday at 3 39 PM. Sweeney may start for Ohio after rest. Gamber shows need for rest after rough outing versus Cincinnati. Wright records an unassisted triple play in a recent game, and seniors advertise upcoming events.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Diamond Warriors
Otterbein College
Ohio Field
Jack Sweeney
Ohio
Gerald Gamber
Cincinnati
Sweeney
Wesleyan
Tan
Cardinal
Phils Rally to Beat Cubs 6-5 in High-Scoring Tilt
The Philadelphia Phillies overcame the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 as the Phils slugged their way to a comeback victory. The Cubs launched three homers but could not hold the late lead.
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Phils
Cubs
No Hits Parade As Indians Beat Red Sox Early Rush
Charlie Robertson of the White Sox shut out the Yankees, allowing only three singles as New York managed two baserunners to reach second. Chicago 4, Yankees 0. Rays Francis debuts for Boston, but Cleveland wins 5 to 4 after a five run first inning, sending Francis from the mound.
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Charlie Robertson
New York
Chicago
Yankees
Ray Francis
Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Francis
Uhle Tops Red Sox in Cleveland Soils May Show
Indiana drove Ray Francis from the mound early as Uhle held Boston in check through seven innings. Boone and Speaker homered for Cleveland, with Speaker driving in a first inning run. final score 6-4. Francis was touched for nine hits while Zahniser and Ross worked later in relief.
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Uhle
Cleveland
Indiana
Ray Franc
Boston Fn
New York
Red Sox
Boone
Speaker
Boston
Flagstead
Carlyle
P .Seccesees
Yahniser
Ross
St . Jamieson
Latske
J. Sewell
Sowoul
Sivestess
Lo I i Lee
Zahniser
bRan
Connolly
L. Sewell
Burns
Lutzke
Toat
Prothro
Wamby
Conolly
Francis
Gahniser
Stribling Stops Romero in Boston
Retiring to the bench with a world record for continuance play, Scott of the Yanks mused on the first of 1300 games being the hardest. The headline notes Stribling stopping Romero in Boston as the day’s notable moment.
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Scott
The
Yanks
Romero
Boston
Atlantic City
Ohio Track Men Hunt One Home Pathos
Ohio's only home outdoor track meet of the year is set for Saturday against Otterbein at 2 p.m. Coach Giauque's squad aims to score heavily in middle and long distance events, with key seniors Maynard Graft and Bill Herbert retiring. Otterbein has beat Wittenberg and Kenyon, posing a tougher challenge than other foes.
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Ohifield
Giaque
Otterbein College
Otterbein
Denison
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Ohio
Maynard Graft
Bill Herbert
Keeper
Graft
Percee
Keenan
Buxton
Invaders
Hudson
Herbert
Bill Davis
Les
Easler
Liggett
Broad Mwint
Mergler
Paisley
O'Neil
Jaye Clin
Neeper
Percelle
Davis
Paisely
Giauque
Umpire Billy Evans Escapes Traffic Stop Joke
In Cleveland on May 13 a humorous incident unfolds as umpire Billy Evans, driving with Umpire Hildebrand as passenger, is let go after a traffic cop jokes about sight and identifies them before waving them through.
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Cleveland
Ant
Billy Evans
Dunnfield
Evans
Hildebrand
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