Poor Hurling Chiefs Problem in Big Leagues Day
The article notes the ongoing issue of finding pitchers who can complete nine innings as the "rabbit ball" era continues. It cites 29 pitchers used across seven majors games with 11 home runs and 33 doubles, detailing several close outcomes and notable performances including Benge, Malone, and Herring.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Harder
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Pat Malone
Boston Braves
Hal Carlson
Cubs
New York Giants
St. Louis
Walker
Hoyt
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Arthur Herring
Detroit
Jack Russell
Red Sox
Tigers
Mack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Two Majors Stars May Be Lost to Baseball
Rogers Hornsby of the Cubs and Lloyd Waner of the Pirates face potential retirement due to health. Hornsby suffers a heel growth prompting doctors to urge rest, while Waner, recovering from appendicitis and a lengthy hospital stay, may not return this season. Waner, 24, joined Pittsburgh in 1927, hitting .348 in three seasons and gathering 453 games, 88 runs, and 658 hits.
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Dixon
Stewart
United Press
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Lloyd Wanet
Pirates
Hornsby
Vitig
Big Geasby
Waner
Baltimore
Chile
Lloyd
Willie Kesler
Baltimore Orioles
Boxing Board Denies Sharkey Schmeling Winner in World Title Bid
May 14 British boxing board backs Phil Scott in pursuing a world title match and refuses to recognize the Sharkey Schmeling result as heavyweight champion. Scott alleges six fouls and seeks a declared win. Also notes Av Brezina of Cleveland visiting and traveling to Warren after a city stay.
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Scott London
British Boxing Board of Control
Phil Scott
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling Wout
Scott
Av Brezina
Cleveland
Warren
Schmeling to sign Garden to fight Sharkey for heavyweight title
Max Schmeling to sign contracts with Madison Square Garden for a June 12 title bout with Jack Sharkey and possible first defense at the Garden. New York rules ban unlicensed boxers and multi bout guarantees, yet Schmeling's license has been held for life. Also: Sol Wolf Plans a boys camp in central Pennsylvania August 17 to 31 for ages 14 to 18 with a $50 fee, limited to 23, possibly with Knute Rockne’s elder son among attendees.
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Sag Ries
New York
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Jacke Sharkey
Sharkey
the Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
New York Commission
Phil Scott
Corry
Sol W’ Wolf
Lock Haven
Williamsport
Wolf
Pennsylvania
Knite Rockne
Notre Dame
Journal
Merger Announced for Sheffield and American Rolling Mills
In Kansas City on May 14, Sheffield Steel Corp and American Rolling Mills Co agreed to operate as units under a near nine partner arrangement. W L Allen, president of Sheffield, disclosed the plan at a stockholders meeting last night in Missouri.
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Pereraecee
Kansas City
Sheffield Steel Corporation
American Rolling Mills Co
Middletown
Sheffield
W. L. Allen
Sheffeld
Kansas City Corporation
Columbus Royal Arch Chapter Hosts Official Visit
District Deputy Grand High Priest Evang of Erle and seven Masons visited Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No. 200 in the Masonic Temple. They dined at Hotel Corry with their wives before the session, and about thirty members attended the ceremony.
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Eriest Evang
Erle
Masonic Fraternity
Columbus Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Hotel Corry
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ALS Casting Lines
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TV Steel Companies
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Oil City Trust Gas Oil City, Fe
Brownell Shoe Store
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Corry’s Factory
Brownell Shoe Co
North Center
Corry, Pa
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