Mitchs Musings on Cardinals Manager Ouster and Pay
Mitchs Musings discusses the ousting of Frankie Frisch as St. Louis Cardinals manager. John E. Wray notes short managerial tenures, high turnover, and salaries that attract many applicants despite risky, brief careers. Frisch earned about 20 500, John McGraw once reportedly 65 000, with Hornsby declining a 1927 offer to manage.
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Ohio Bobcats to Start Sophs Against Morris Harvey
Ohio University eyes a test against Morris Harvey of Charleston with eight sophomores slated to start. Veterans sit, as per contract, while Ed Kasputis may claim the full back job alongside Johnny Maiden. Danny Risaliti and Kenny Frost are also watched for big roles this season.
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Morris Harvey
Charleston
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Johnny Maiden
Danny Risaliti
Kenny Frost
Risaliti
Frost
Monk Montgomery
DeLancey Hopes Back With Cards After Illness
William DeLancey, famed St. Louis catcher, battles back to health in Albuquerque Arizona Texas League as manager of the Albuquerque Cardinals. He drove in two runs in his first comeback pinch hit and now expects to return to the majors within years.
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Doris Ann
New Style Programs For Bobcat Football
Ohio University opens at Ohio Stadium this Saturday with the first edition of the Bob cat Sports Review on sale. Four editions will be issued this season for each home game carrying team information, Buckeye Conference prospects, and the national grid outlook.
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Managers matter more than owners claim in baseball
The column argues managers influence team success beyond owner optimism. It cites Frisch with the Cardinals and contrasts Dressen and Kechnie with the Reds, noting material quality shapes outcomes. It suggests Rickey’s 1938 Cardinals looked strong despite available pitching. Also reports a Colorado inventor proposing citywide underground air conditioning in Alameda.
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Cincinnati Reds
Dressen
Kechnie
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Cal
Buckeye Football Powers Lead Buckeye Conference
Marshall, Dayton, and Ohio U. loom as top contenders in the Buckeye Conference as Cincinnati withdraws. Marshall, coached by Cam Henderson, brings 14 lettermen from 1937 and opens Sept 24 at Huntington. Dayton, under Harry C. Baujan, seeks a title with 25 lettermen. Ohio U.’s Don Peden relies on sophomores to replace eight regulars while Miami hopes for a dark horse run. Xavier and Western State observers join the league in 1939.
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Macks, Chisox Split First Game
In Philadelphia Chicago split a doubleheader with Philadelphia winning 4 0 and Chicago 0 0 in the second game. Werber homer and Bartling, Radcliff and Rosenthal among the scorers. Ross and Rigney pitched in the two games with multiple runs batted in.
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Rizzo Delivers In Pittsburgh Victory Over New York
Rizzo, Myatt and Young slugged home runs for New York as Pittsburgh edged ahead late. Rizzo and Myatt drove in runs while Vaughn and Kampouris contributed key hits. Pitching by Melton kept New York from rallying, with final score 7 to 2 in front of 4,878 fans.
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Fresh Tomato Salad Dressing Timing Note
A tomato salad should be dressed only when ready to serve to prevent salt and acid from drawing juice and causing wilted slices. Lemon juice or vinegar in the dressing can soften the tomatoes if applied too early, so dress at the last moment.
Big Name Stars Eliminated From Amateur Golf Meet
Oakmont Pa UP Four of the 163 starters remain in the National Amateur championship as top names fall on a muddy course. Pat Abbott, Dick Chapman, Edwin Kingsley, and Willie Turnesa reach the semifinals while former champions Goodman and Fischer exit after tough rounds. Finalists to be decided after 36 holes.
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Atlanta
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
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Yates
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Peoria
Ill
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Cincinnati
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Tigers 6, Yanks 4 baseball box score summary
Detroit defeats New York 6 to 4 with Hadley earning the win on the mound. Gehrig Dickey and Mor an produce key RBIs as Detroit capitalizes on New York errors and timely hits. Attendance listed as 6,200.
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Bashan Social And Personal News Briefs
Mrs Renna Slater has stayed at Mt Olive to aid her son's wife ill and her daughter ill with influenza. Mrs Wyant, ill for some time, died Friday at her son James Wyant's home in Horse Cave. Funeral at Pleasant View West Virginia. Roland Torrence and family visited parents at Reedsville. C E Hayman recovering. Fred Young and Shade River visitors. Mrs James Wiley of Reedsy and Harry Smith family hosted. Winnie Yant and brother went to Northern Ohio to cut corn. John Meyers of Pomeroy visited daughter Mrs James Frank. Harry Fisher and aunt Mrs Singer toured Pomeroy. Dayton Hayman visited James Lawrence. Roland Torrence Floyd Stout and others went to Columbus. E E Hayman and M A Stewart of Long Bottom motored to Columbus. Thelma Denner, formerly at Holzer Hospital, Gallipolis, moved to sister Mrs Harry Smith’s home. condition critical.
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Long Bottom
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Letter carriers parade during state convention in San Jose
KEEP IN PRACTICE SAN JOSE Cal a parade by 800 letter carriers during their state convention in San Jose when they had a day off. The article notes carriers do not get enough walking in ordinary duties and uses the parade as a lengthy celebration.
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Standings and yesterday's results across leagues
National League games saw Pittsburgh beat New York 7 to 2 in yesterday's sole matchup. American League results included Cleveland 3 to 2 over Boston and Griege 5 to 0 with Philadelphia 4 to 1. Other scores: Washington 6 over St Louis 4 and Detroit 6 over New York 4. Scheduled games list Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn. American matches New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St Louis.
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Redlegs Face Phillies Today In Double Bill
Cincinnati Reds head to Philadelphia for a two game set against the Phillies as they chase the NL race. Manager Bill McKechnie fields Paul Derringer with possible starters Jim Weaver Red Barrett or Whit ney Moore while Max Butcher and Hugh Mulcahy are expected on the mound for the Phils. The Reds also eye the Cubs Giants and Pirates outcomes with seven games left against Pittsburgh looming.
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Whitney Moore
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Sox Indians Split First Game at Cleveland
Boston and Cleveland played a doubleheader with Boston winning the first game 2 to 4. Key plays included Weatherly and Doerr driving in runs while Foxx and Doerr combined for several hits. Pitching saw Wilson start for Boston, with Bagby and Feller finishing for their teams. Attendance noted at 2,000.
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Nationals 6 Browns 4 in Washington baseball clash
Washington notches six runs on 11 hits while St Louis manages four with seven. Bonura home runs driven in by Heffner and West. Travis drives in two with Myer and Bonura. Fielding errors credited to Bell McQuinn Mille and Mille. Attendance 667.
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Flock of Doubleheaders Is Pie Traynor's Main Worry
New York reports Harold J. Pie Traynor nervously watching the Pirates amid a pennant race and heavy doubleheader strain. Pittsburgh split or dropped most recent twin bills as pitching woes pressed ace reliever Mace Brown into duty and hopes rested on key homers by Waner brothers and Rizzo.
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Pie) Traynor
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Brewers Top Apostles 6 3 in playoff opener
Milwaukee pitchers held St Paul to two hits as the Brewers won 6 to 3 in 10 innings in the first round of the American Association playoffs. Fred Schulte delivered the deciding blow with a two on homer in the 10th. Leroy Anton was the only Saint to hit safely off Buck Marrow, who left after 9. The series moved to Milwaukee with Kansas City and Indianapolis waring in the other matchup.
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Akron Yankees Struck 1 0 Victory in Series Lead
Akron blanked the Portsmouth Red Birds 1 to 0 behind Tom Simmons four hits for the victory in the second game of the championship series to move two games ahead. The series shifts to Akron tonight and to Portsmouth Saturday with rain threatening a third game. first team to four wins the title plus 700 dollars.
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