Peckinpaugh Is Fired As Tribe Pilot
Cleveland June 9 AP A Maryland farmer heads to Cleveland to manage the Indians replacing Roger Peckinpaugh whose five year term ended. Walter Johnson the Big Train returns to the job and accepts a one year plus option deal. Johnson says Cleveland has talent and can be turned into a winner despite recent struggles.
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Yesterday's Results From The Middle Atlantic Baseball League
A jumble of scores across leagues shows Charleston games leading with 6 and 6, St Louis a 22 to 3 win over Chicago, Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 6, Washington 7 New York 75, and many unscheduled matches. Other results include Newark 6, Minneapolis 1, Kansas City 6, and Chicago 3. Upcoming games feature Atlantic League matches and regional showdowns across Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and New York venues.
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Carleton Hurls Cardinals To National League Lead
Tex Carleton pitched the St. Louis Cardinals to a 12 to 2 victory over the Cubs, lifting them into first in the National League with a 7th win against 2 losses. The Cardinals had 14 hits, eight for extra bases, as Frankie Frisch led the attack with a triple and two doubles. Chicago starter Pat Matone was chased after three runs in the third, while Lloyd Ting-Ting was knocked out in the fifth. The win came as St. Louis strengthened their lead over idle branches, with the club continuing strong form in recent games.
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Pirates Triumph Over Reds in Rare Exhibition Victory
Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Steve Swetoule pitched well and the Pirates maintained third place. Monus Wagner Day featured a street parade and a purse award of 3,500 dollars by Mayor Herron. Bievs and line scores detail a multi-error game with Vaughan and Waner contributing runs for the visitors.
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Johnstown Threatens To Quit M A League
Johnstown Baseball club president Joseph H Aleyer warned the team will surrender its Middle Atlantic League franchise for the second half if attendance does not rise. Only two home games cleared expenses as the club plans remaining home dates this week and next, with tour on the road afterward. Meyers urges attendance at the remaining home games to decide the fate.
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On the Sidelines Continued From Page Eight
A fragmented sports column recounts spectators recalling a pivotal moment as Richard exits the arena. The piece describes the crowd reacting to the “Old Roman” figure and the symbolic passage past the casket, lingering on memory and perception.
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Sports Leaders Lose A Year In Death List
A sweeping obituary of athletes and sports figures, listing boxers, baseball and football players, runners, and others who died within a year. Names include Jim Corbett Dan Brout Kid Glewton Buddy Harford George Saling Robert Gutting Nathaniel Sties and Maurles Doly among others, with references to boxing and track luminaries.
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Akron
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Ame
Wolgast Quits After Foe Bouts In Ring Exit
Detroit report: Britt Gorman of Minneapolis earned a technical knockout over Midget Wolgast of Philadelphia in a scheduled 10 round flyweight title bout when Wolgast walked out in the sixth round. He alleged blows opened a cut, while rain in Chicago caused many postponements as double-headers were booked on Sundays.
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Charleston Falls Twice to Johns in Twin Bill
Johnstown beat Charleston 6-5 in the opener and 2-0 in the nightcap, dropping Charleston from the Middle Atlantic lead. Thompson earned the win in the first game after a ninth inning rally, while Red Swann held the Senators to two hits in six innings of the rain-shortened second game. Key players included Hoare and Metkie for Charleston, and Mackie, Prichard, and Jarrett for Johnstown with strong relief help from Lambert and Weber. More than 1,660 spectators watched the doubleheader in Johnstown.
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Willard Johnson Bout Ends Boxing Rise Forcing a Post Ring Life
In 1933 Floyd Johnson, a 24 year old Des Moines native built as a heavyweight contender, faced Jess Willard in New York after promoter Rickard arranged a comeback bid. Johnson was knocked out in the eleventh round, ending his boxing career and leading him to join the Washington police force.
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Appling Wins Game Pulls Off Tight Victory
Appling leads Detroit with two base hits and three players tally three base hits as Walker and Simmons also homer. Rogell turns double plays, Marberry shaken by runs, Herring yields runs, Lyons wins in relief. umpire pairing Moriarty Gelgal.
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Senators Triumph Over Red Sox 7-2 Behind Whitey Pitching
Washington pitcher Bert Whitehill kept Boston limited until the ninth inning as the Senators cruised to a 7-2 victory. Notable hits came from Manush and Goslin with solid run production, while Rube Weiland earned support in relief. Boston’s lineup struggled with timely hits and fielding misplays noted in the game log.
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Williams Wins State Boxing Title on Four
Williams of Charleston wins the West Virginia lightweight title from Steve O Malley of Wheeling in the third round at the Armory on an 8 foul. The referee ruled a foul, Williams rested five minutes, and O Malley faced a suspension risk. Details mention postfight debates on fouls, later challengers, and a six round semi final with Kilpain Perry draw.
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Johnny Goodman Shines In Big Golf Showdown Victory
Johnny Goodman dominated the round with a 26-foot eagle and a final birdie finish, carding a strong back nine to surge past contenders including Horton Smith and Paul Runyan. Walter Hagan slid to 149 total, while Nett Whits amazed as a one day USC standout. The crowd swelled as Goodman used precise putting and steady greenside play to seal the win.
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Knights and Smokes end in six inning tie
Brief baseball update from Wheeling and Dayton reports a 1-1 tie in six innings as heat hampered play and pitching dominated the early game in Wheeling while Dayton rallied to a 6-6 draw against Huntington.
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Wrestling Results At New York Pugety Bowl
Wrestlers from multiple countries faced off in New York events at Jamaica Arena and other venues. Abe Coleman of Los Angeles beat George McLeod of Canada and Leo Papianas of Greco beat Tim Coffield. Gino Garibaldi of Italy defeated Irving Halperin of New York while Bill Melson of New Jersey lost to Mario Giglio of Italy. Shikat of Philadelphia defeated Tom Asley of Australia, Renato Gardin of Italy beat Nick Condos of Greece, Fred Grubmeier of Iowa toppled Lou Plummer of Baltimore, and Carl Davis of Minneapolis beat Jim Alles of Washington DC. Numerous draws and match notes followed as the day’s action unfolded with additional golf context mentioning Goodman and Armour in a separate round.
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