Four Team Ball League Proposal Draws Interest
A chaotic sports column mentions Feller and Little aiding the Tribe, a four team softball league idea in the city, and various stray notes about DiMazzio batting averages, baseballs used by AL clubs, and local standings. The piece blends torn quotes and jumbled facts, sketching a bustling season outlook with players and clubs like the Indians and Browns amid scattered stats.
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Feller
Tribe
Cochrane Hit By Ball in Tigers Game. Near Death Risk
Star catcher Mickey Cochrane lay critically injured after being struck on the head by a pitched ball in Detroit's game with New York, doctors saying his chances of living were slim and may never play again. The accident occurred as Pump Hadley pitched for the Yankees in the 1950s era memory, with Cochrane later moved to hospital as medical staff evaluated his skull fracture and prognosis.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Mickey Oclwane
Ray C Iapman
Cleveland
Carl Mays
New York Yankees
New Yorke
Yankee
Cochrane
Teyine
Pump) Hadley
Vestoring
Yun ‘Scae
Tigers
Ennies
Hadley
Plate
Bob Feller
Tank Leiber
Sonata
Romimeris
Mlesty
Walsh
Mickey
Bya
Malley
Anil Ie
Willy Coghyan
Blad Fey
Yhrikes
Bill Alekoy
Anu
Eyrry Rae
Franke Nagin
Connie Mack
Athletics
Worl
Detrs
Navin
Walter Briges
Hank Green
Sam Snead's long drive title sparks career note
Sam Snead, hailed as champion of a long driving contest, excelled in football, baseball and basketball before choosing a links career. Lefty Johnson shows speed but a severe wrist laceration limits his throwing. Pete Sudern of the Norfolk Pars hits a 420 foot ball to the fence and sparks a protest over a disputed homer. Duquesne University baseball to play Penn-Drakes in Titusville next Monday for the first collegiate game in the Queen City.
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Sam Snead
Lefty Johnson
Pete Sudern
Norfolk Pars
Alvin Crowder
Winston-Salém
al Jiome
Duquesne University
Titisville
Penn-Drakes
Queen City
Werren HyVie Dinine
Titusville
Waseworthi Merchants
Wadaworth
Parks and Del Vecchio Qualify for Tourney
Pittsburgh May 26 Sam Parks in better humor after a 74 added to 82 in round one for 156 total and PGA meet qualification The former Open champion from South Hills Pro and Ukoppeil both faltered but Parks finished one over par for 18 holes Slim Perry Del Vecchio Greenshore posted 75 and 78 for 164 to secure spot
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Pittsburgh
Sam Parks
South Hills
Ukoppeil
Shrolke
Slim Perry del Vecchio
Greenshore
Yeslenlay
Bowman Seeks End to Pirates Losing Streak
May 26 Pittsburgh. Manager Pie Waynor named ace Joe Bowman to halt the Pirates run of three straight defeats. The Pirates, coming off a loss to the Giants, look to stop the skid as pitcher Van Lingle Mungo prepares to start for Brooklyn.
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Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Pie T Waynor
Joe Bowman
Pirates
Jenelle
Bucs
Cou
Babe Wigin
Ratonplace Giants
Brooklyn
van Lingle Mungo
Risenstal Gr Hamfin
Johnny Allen to Start Against Athletics for Tribe
Johnny Allen will pitch for the Cleveland in the second game of the series against the Athletics in Philadelphia. Manager Steve ONeill intends to limit pitch counts after Allen’s comeback from a serious attack weeks ago. His first start against the White Sox ended with an early exit.
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Johnny Allen
A'S
TRIBE
Philadelphia
Steve OlNell
Athletics
Lark
Wil Ye Alllen
Sox
Yesterday's Hero Mungo Beats Pittsburgh 2 1
Brooklyn ace Wincally Hack faced a $1000 fine for breaking Spanning Pulses Sabray amid a fight with teammates. He pitched a six hit game leading to a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Mungo
Brooklyn
Wincally Hack
Sabray
Pittsburgh
Mushball match sought by Aero Supply team seeks opponents
Plant No 2 of the Aero Supply Nés organized a mush ball team and is arranging a game. Clarence Ay Mountain pergol, who managed last year’s Tigers that finished second, returns with both teams back this season, aiming to beat the Yankees for the pennant.
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Aero Supply
Nés
Clarence Ay Mountain
Pergol
Tigers
Yankees
Nelson Tops Field in National Amateur Golf Relay
Byron Nelson led qualifying at the National Golfers Association championship finishing with two sub par rounds to seize medal honors and a four stroke edge toward a Ryder Cup spot. Hermon Densmore Shute defended his title while favorites like Sarazen and Picard trailed in a star studded field amid 106 starters.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Pittsburgh
Walter Hagen
Elephants
India
Byron Nelson
Reading
Pa. Nels
Tiree
Nelson Dil Morehain
Ales Smith
Nelson
Hermon Densmore Shute
West Newton
Mass
Grampion
P.O
Shute Telay
Courge
Shute
Rmac
Sarazen
Henry Picard
Dershey
Dyop
Harold McSpider
Harry Gugpery
Chicago
Jimmy Thompson
Bill Mchlhorn
Chicago Golfer Wins Another Tourney
Chicago golfer Ker repeated success securing a third round victory in the British amateur event, defeating W. Tintmis of Great Britain by two and a half strokes in a tightly contested round.
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Chicago
W. Tintmis
Great Brita
Wilcox Dominates Track Meet With 3 Wins for Room 6
Johnny Wilcox star of the intramural track meet at Washington street field led Room 6 to top team honors with three first places and a key relay win. Wilcox clocked 4.0 seconds in the 30-yard dash and 11 seconds in the 100-yard dash, also winning the 220 and 440 in decisive fashion. Room 6 finished with 26 points in a close meet, while Room 14 scored 20 and Room 1B tallied 28. Coach Russ Byler directed the event.
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Johnny ‘Wilcox
Beaver
Corry Hush School
Queen City
Senate
Washington Street Field
Room 14
Room
Bob Williams
Room UB
Fred Christensen
Rue 5
Wilcox
Williams
Christensen
Piocirilo
Piovirisio
celay—Roor
Sullivan
Tayloe
Precierilio
Wiliams
Oninnites
Zoom
Wilsos
Pitcavage
Lorence
Shok
pit—Christensen
Ploeirino
Incien
Russ Byler
Standings and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores show American matches New York 4 Detroit 3 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2 Boston 4 St Louis 2 Chicago 8 Washington 2. National results include Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 1 New York Cincinnati 3 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3 Boston St Louis. International Montreal Buffalo 2 Newark 9 Jersey City 8 Toronto 6 Rochester 4 Baltimore 2 Syracuse 1. Today's American games Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
National Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York & Cincinnati
International
Montreal & Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New You
Philadelphis
Datro
Adn
ARO Chiewen U
Washington St. Lona
National
Pittshaven
Chicago Mi
Philadelphia Cincinnati
Giants Cards Cubs Snap at Heels of Bucs
George Kirkley reports the Pirates lead is thinning as the Giants, Cubs, and Cardinals close in after Pittsburgh’s rough stretch. Van Mungo wins for the Giants over the Pirates. Burleigh Grimes is banned for protests. Yankees extend AL lead with a 4-3 win over the Tigers as DiMaggio and Cochrane homer.
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Giants
CUBS
BUCS
Girl Tennis Star Again Leads Tech To Victory
Carnegie Tech girls Naomi Thompson and Buzzy Greenberg paced the team to a 5 to 4 win over Grove City in the final match of the season. Thompson and Greenberg won the deciding doubles over Moorhead and Campbell 6 2, and Thompson also took the singles.
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TECH
United Press Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Peck
Tennnis
Naomi Thompson
Buzzy Greenberg
Grove Cuty
Thompson
Greenberg
Moorhead
Campbell
Grove City
Shute Wins Match at PGT Golf Championship
Do ty Shute of Boston rallied to defeat Joe Turnesa of Tuckahoe New York 7 and 1 on the inward nine to open the Professionals Golfers Association title defense in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on May 26.
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Shute
Pittsburgh
Do Ty Shute
Boston
Golfers’ Association
Joe Turnesa
Tuckahoe
N.Y. U
Girard Seizes Share of First in County Scholastic Basketball
Girard moved into sole possession of first place in the County Scholastic Basketball League by defeating Fairview 4 8 in a game that broke a deadlock. Lawrence Park rose to second with a 10 0 victory over Athion, half a game back.
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Girard
Baie
Fairview
Lawrence Park
W Hale
Rte Umgh
Athion
Feller to Undergo Pitching Test Friday in Cleveland
May 26 report says Bob Feller will undergo a pitching test upon the team’s return home Friday to determine if he can pitch soon. If no signs of soreness remain, he may start a Stadium game, but Cy Stipridka emphasizes no chances will be taken with the ace.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Serenesata
Bob
Cy Stsipridka
Feller
Fragmentary OCR Reads Through Unclear Local Item
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