Reds Use Dropped Players to Build New Stars
The Reds have repeatedly released players who later shined with other teams. Jean Dubuc and Elmer Brown are cited as examples as Dubuc became Detroit’s star pitcher after Notre Dame and a Cincinnati trial. Brown, initially ignored after a shaky start, rose with Akron and then stuck with the Browns. The list also recalls Sam Crawford and other stars who achieved greatness after leaving Cincinnati.
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Connie Mack Predicts Athletics Repeat Win
Philadelphia May 31 Connie Mack declares the Athletics the best team in the American League and predicts a tight finish with the White Sox and Red Sox. He notes pitching depth, mentions Bender Morgan Plank and Coombs as key, and says Philadelphia is far from beaten in the race.
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Young Denies He Will Retire From Baseball
Cy Young, at his Paoli Ohio home, denies retirement rumors and says he will rest his arm by farming for a few weeks then meet with manager Kling to decide his future. He jokes about plowing corn and vows to prove he can still pitch.
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