New Manager For Indians and Candidates Named
Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist Gordon Cobbledick examines a possible Indians manager change for 1938. Rumors center on J. McKechnie and Tony Lazzeri, with Bill Terry and Alva Beasley also discussed. Bradley plans drastic moves even if the team improves, as Cleveland nears a January decision.
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Cardinals
Eadie Collins
Boston Red Sox
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O'Nel
Schmeling Louis duel urged by boxing commission
Bept 15 in Sulphur Springs West Virginia reports a strong warning from the boxing commission amid the Schmeling Louis fight situation. The bomber styled plans to challenge Max Schmeling for the heavyweight crown, with Louis already a top contender and holding a knockout win.
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Beavers Scrape to Face Wattsburg Veterans in Season Opener
Wattsburg brings a veteran squad led by Pilot Ken Pulling to a season opener against Beavers who field mostly new faces. Beavers coach Byler trains a ship-shape lineup as sophomores Reynolds Christensen Lorenz and newcomers Williams Borkosky compete for spots. Center Lundy eyes the controls with Gates Lillie Holdy challenging for key roles along a stout tackle duo of Brown Cragg as Beavers prepare for Saturday.
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Ken Pulling
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Bol Reynolis
Pred Christensen
Joe Lorenz
Chuck Willams
Joe Borkosky
Reynolds
Christensen
Maling
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Yannigans
Loone
Williams
Brest
Arills
Borkosky
Kim Lundy
Enser
Wundy
Carl Gates
Gerald Lillie
Robert Holdy
Bob Brown
Tom Cragg
Bob
Reno Woman Leading in District Tourney
Pittsburgh reports the Women’s Golf Association championship at Edgewood Country Club opened with no major upsets. In the upper bracket former champion Mrs Sara Townes Wadsworth of Oakmont lost 8 and 7 to Mrs CB Cox of the Wanange Club Reno, signaling a mild upset and setting early action.
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Edgewood Country Club
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Oakmont
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Wanange Club
Reno
Conn Yarosz Fight Winner Gets Chance
The winner of the Billy Conn Teddy Yarosz bout at Duquesne Garden on September 40 will be the No. 1 challenger for Freddie Steele’s middleweight title, per Dr W D McClelland, head of the state athletic commission. Conn defeated Yarosz in 212 notin' bout seven months ago. the September 40 bout will run 15 rounds.
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Teddy Yarns
Duquesne Garden
Freddie Steele
W. D. McClelland
State Athletic Commission
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Elwood Rigby
Pittsburg
Conn
Yarsz
Columbus Leads in Series as Red Birds Triumph
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 11-5 to take early lead in the Armorean Association series. Max Macon allowed 10 hits but support from teammates produced 14 safeties, Enos Sloughter added five hits in five at bats. In the other game Milwaukee edged Toledo 6-4, Frenchy Uhalt earning the win in the seventh.
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Yesterday's Hero Rabbit Warstler Then Boston Sweep Cubs
Bees shortstop Rabbit Warstler made a leaping catch of Clay Bryant's line drive to start a double play and spark Boston to sweep the doubleheader against the Cubs.
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Giants Split as Cubs Drop Two Contests
George Kirksey reports the New York Giants split a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates, while the Cubs lost twice to the Boston Bees. Carl Hubbell won his 19th, becoming the first major league pitcher to reach that mark, and St. Louis moved into a tie for third place by taking two from Philadelphia. Brooklyn swept Cincinnati in a doubleheader as New York Yankees pounded Cleveland 17 to 5.
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United Press
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Pittshire
Hubbell
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Danny Macfayden
Tex Carleton
Boston
Triple Play
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Rabbit Warstler
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Thhey
Joe Medwick
Perry Moore
Len Warneke
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Reds
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al Hollingsworth
Dodgers
Charles Marrow
Louisville
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Bil Dickey
Lou Gehrig
Bump Hadley
Standings and schedule headline from early baseball season
Standings show American League teams with New York 17 and Cleveland at 11 while the National League lists New York 12-2 and St Louis 9-1. Today’s games include American matches St Louis at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York. National matches New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis. Warren High School beat Paltoner 19-7 at Russell Field marking their second straight win, with Tigers handling rookie Kyabauk and Beal Bell leading Browns in an 11-4 Athletics loss.
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Helen Moody Returns to Tennis in Pacific Southwest
Helen Moody, famed San Francisco tennis star, makes a comeback attempt at the Pacific Southwest championships in Los Angeles. She enters mixed doubles with Baron Gottfried von Cramm while eyeing a potential singles run, reigniting rumors of a Moody Jacobs clash. The piece notes her long career since 1922 and her test appearance since last year’s Pacific East event.
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Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Donald Budge
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
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