McGraw resigns Giants post as Terry takes helm
After 30 years as manager John J. McGraw resigns and appoints 35 year old Bill Terry to run the New York Giants. McGraw will stay as vice president and adviser while Terry gains full control, Bancroft’s future unsettled. Terry plans to assume charge at the Polo Grounds tomorrow with hopes to steer the team toward the pennant race.
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Giants appoint Bill Terry new manager amid shift in discipline
New Giants skipper Bill Terry vows to ease strict rules and give players a break while aiming to lift the club from last place. He says he will not serve as a playing manager and expects to balance duties as boss with limited rest.
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Jennings Subdues Clarksburg Team
Charleston whitewashed Cumberland 12 to 0 as Murdock held the Colts to seven hits. Vitille allowed 13 hits as Cumberland hitters faced tough defense by Charleston in a one sided game played in Huntington.
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W. Va
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Clarksburg Generals
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Johnstown Johnnies Top Huntington Roosters 6 to 2
Johnstown Johnnies rattled 17 hits but could convert few into runs, defeating Huntington Roosters 6 to 2. Huffman allowed four hits as Johnstown built a 6 2 lead. Chismar and Hardway also contributed with key outs. Beckley beats Clarksburg 6 to 2 as Jennings allows seven hits and Welch belts a homer.
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Alumni roll call at Maryland dental and medical schools
Baltimore on June 3 saw alumni associations of the University of Maryland dental and medical schools welcome the graduates to morrow. Dr. William B. Finner, oldest living dental graduate from the class of 1874, headlined a dinner at the Southern hotel with about 350 alumni from across the country in attendance including Dr. Franklin P. Bernard of Kenneth Square, Pa.
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Heavy Hitters Boost in AL Standings
Yankees and Athletics pace American League leaders as Tony Lanzer surges after five hits in six at bats to reclaim a spot among the Big Six. Jimmie Foxx adds five points and Bill Dickey three as Paul Waner anchors the NL leaders with a .401 mark.
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Athletics
Tony Lanzer
Gerald Walker
Detroit
Tony
Jimmie Foxx
Bill Dickey
Paul Waner
AOL
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Moody Aims to defend French tennis title at Roland Garros
Mrs Moody, already doubles champion with Elizabeth Ryan, pursues a fourth singles crown in the French championships. She faces France's Rene Mathieu in the final as Mathieu defeated Betty Nuthall 6-2 6-4 in the semi final. Previously Henry Cochet defeated Gregory Mangin 6-3 7-5 5-7 6-3 in men’s singles. Moody did not appear on court before her final match.
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Betty Nuthall
England
Henry Cochet
Gregory Mangin
Roland Garros
Phil Perkins to turn pro amid financial need
St Albans N Y June 3 Phil Perkins former British amateur golf champion announced he would turn professional. He said he deserted the amateur ranks because he needed the money he could earn as a player or instructor.
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Willard predicts slow business recovery after budget balance
Baltimore June 5. Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad said an early helpful decision from Congress on balancing the budget could halt the downward tendency. He warned the recovery would be slow, noting no improvement yet and that the market awaits budget action before turning up.
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Baileymen vs Princeton Tigers Clash at Wellerfield
This afternoon at 3 30 Bluefield White Sox meet Princeton Tigers at Wellerfield. Princeton has signed Mel Kitchen Piedmont Austin and Edmonds boosting the outfield and pitching staff. Lefty Brawley starts for Bluefield after workouts to mend his arm.
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West Virginia picks 1982-83 sport captains
Gordon Fraser will lead the track team and Eddie Baker the baseball squad for 1982-83 at West Virginia University. Fraser, from Charleston, is a top track performer with a 9.6 in the 100 yards and 21.7 in the 220. Baker, a South Charleston product, stars in pitching and outfield, leading the team in hitting at .489 among thirteen games.
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Eddie Baker
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Mule and Snowshoeed Mule Draw Attention in Cold Town
In Sherridan Manitoba a mule named Lizzie drew a snowshoe Toboggan line through deep snow. Bill Klonwick arrived with his mule and a news shoes fitting 18 inch diameter snowshoes.
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Rookies Homer Wins for Pirates
Pirates beat Cubs 8 to 5 in 11 innings with Tony Piet delivering a leadoff homer in the eleventh to break a 5-5 deadlock. Steve Swetonic earned the win, Cubs' Herman and Judges led with three hits apiece, while Jurges Piet and others provided offense for Pittsburgh.
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Wilson Homers as Brooklyn Triumphs in Nine Run Win
Williams Wilson hit a home run and Urbanski, Worthington, and Cunningham drove in runs as Brooklyn defeated Boston 14 to 9. Worthington and Soehulmerich each had two base hits, while Urbanski logged a three base hit. Cantwell earned the win with Moore and Frankhouse pitching in relief.
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Freeman defeats Buck McTierman in ten round decision
Tommy Freeman former welterweight contender now campaigning as a middleweight scored a ten round decision over Buck McTierman of Pittsburgh. Freeman pressured the challenger throughout the bout as both fighters weighed 158 and 156 1 2 pounds respectively.
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Buck McTierman
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Gehrig hits four homers as McGraw hands Giants reins
Lou Gehrig belted four homers off Athletic pitching to set a modern record while John McGraw, after thirty years guiding the Giants, relinquished the role to Bill Terry, the team’s slugging first baseman, in yesterday’s showcases.
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John McGraw
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McGraw
Giants
Bill Terry
Sharkey Training Camp Bits From German Fans at Orangeburg
The piece follows Jack Sharkey’s camp in Orangeburg as he prepares for a heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling. It notes German fans sending letters with advice and insults, the German cook Fritz I Giveouliver translating, and Sharkey's aggressive antics toward his staff while Schmeling remains unmoved. It also touches on Primo Camera, Leon Lee, and Paris-London boxing scenes.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Four Homer Pace Yankees plus Giants in slugfest
Philadelphia and New York staged a record slugging day as Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth led the Yankees to a 20 to 18 win over the Athletics. Gehrig hit four homers tying the modern major league mark for a single day and the team collected six other records in a high scoring game.
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National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 in 11 innings. Boston 6 Brooklyn 5. Other games postponed. Today Chicago at Pittsburgh. Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Unclear Baseball Scores Listed for Cities and Games
A garbled fragment lists multiple city matchups with high scores such as Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 and New York 20 Philadelphia 14, plus other pairings including St Louis 2 Chicago 1 and a note about Cleveland at Detroit with a 10 in parentheses. The passage also mentions Washington at Boston with a 2.
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Rochester Edges Toronto In Tight Ileague Contest
In an International League game Rochester defeated Toronto 4 5 in two periods with a 2 3 scoreline. Jersey City beat Newark 4 3 while Reading beat Baltimore 11 to 4. A rain delay affected the Buffalo Montreal matchup.
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Local Scoreboard Snippet Shows Team Results
A fragment lists game results with scores across multiple cities including Chattanooga Birmingham Atlanta Memphis Knoxville and Little Rock. No dates or full context provided.
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Werrell Stars as Tigers Drop Two for Cleveland
In Detroit on June 3 Cleveland took both ends of a doubleheader from the Tigers. The opener ended 3 to 1 as Wes Werrell hit a fifth inning homer to put Cleveland ahead after Montague. The nightcap saw Cleveland peg four Detroit pitchers in a 10 to 7 victory with Werrell contributing the decisive early run.
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