Embattled Dean Says He Will Quit Before Apology
New York June 3—Dizzy Dean declared he would quit baseball rather than apologize to Ford Frick, as Frick demanded in response to Dean’s defiant remarks after his suspension. The Cardinals ace and manager Frankie Frisch met Frick amid a series of incidents since spring training, including a riot-filled May 19 game against Carl Hubbell and the Giants. Dean denied insulting Frick and Barr and said the issue hinges on whether he is bigger than the National League.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Jerome Horgan
Dizzy
Dean
Ford Frick
National League
Durling
3. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Frick
Tin Frick
Aport
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Dean Thoke
George Barr
League
Jetter
Barr
Boys Base Ball Parleys Delayed In Huron
Two meetings of Huron youth baseball players were postponed by Leo Bloomberg due to a conflict with the Boy Scout Circus. Sessions at Wilson and Jefferson schools are moved to next week with plans for a three team league and a potential diamond west of McKinley School awaiting city council improvements.
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Huron
Leo Bloomberg
Wilson School
Jefferson School
Bloomberg
North Side
West Side
McKinley School
Cincinnati
Walker
Cuylee
ML. Goodman
Jordan
Associated Press
Lombard
Kampouris
Fittsburgh
Ho L. Waner
Myers
Jensen
Vandermeer
P. Waner
Schott
P Vaughan
Grissom
Sd Suhr
Ann Handley
Philadelphia
Ab Young
Whitney
Blanton
Martin
Er Klein
Walters
Basion
Garma
Arnovich
Warstler
Camilli
A Atwood
Moore
Grace
Cuccinelo
Young
Berger
Scharem
Pettit
P Fletcher
Johnson
Pas Lopez
Hutchinson
Browne
Kelleher
Ee Als Tauby
Jorgens
Futchinson
Reece
Aaranenmeten
di Maggio
L. Waner
Cuccinello
Garis
Warstle
Todd
Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Boston
Errora
Kampouria
Scharein
Ems Blanton
Lombardi
City Blanton
Stewler
Goodman
Barr
Stark
Klein
Cuyler
Meinta Whitney
Seharein
Are
Riggs
Kampour
Hells
Malleher
Grimom
Vandernesr
Hite
Pettich
Senate
Raleher
Fin
Innin
Whoning
er—Vandermeer
Piitcher
Klemn
Sears
Ballenfant
DeLand Open Champion Seals Hole-in-One Feat
Tommy McNamara, a famed professional, achieved a remarkable hole-in-one to win the DeLand Florida open championship, defeating George Bowden of Cincinnati. The article explains iron versus wood shots, noting iron play favors accuracy with measured stance and descending blows.
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Art Exent
Nea Bervica Gelt
Tommy McNamara
DeLand
Fla
George Bowden
Cincinasti
Lowly Hens Near Top As Brewers Take 10th Walloping In Streak
Chicago June 3 Toledo's hustling Mud Hens, once a near certain loser in the American Association, rose within one game of the league lead. Milwaukee dropped their tenth straight, ten innings, Minneapolis slipped to third after a 10 to 5 loss to Indianapolis. St Paul beat Louisville 7 to 5 on 10 hits led by M Mc Culloch double. Joe Gibbs helped Kanes City to a 2 to 1 win over Columbus.
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Brewers
Chicago
Toledo
Milwaukee
Paign
Minneapolis
Brewer
Indianapolis
St. Paul
M. McCulloch
Louisville
Joe Gibbs
Kanes City
Cohunbum
Galan
Herman
Collins
Demarea
Hack
Hartnest
Marty
Hurger
Shoun
Root
New York
Ab Bartell
Chiozan
Haslin
Leslie
Moore
Ripple
Ort
Mancusa
Associated Press
McCarthy
Brick & A
Ransdell
Whitehead
Crosetti Ag
Nor Gumbert
Rolfe
Fairbury
Danning
Nebraska State Baseball League
Wednes- Coffman
DiMaggio
Gehrig
Ib Zu Mitchell
Davis
Dickey
Lauzer
Selkirk
Sioux Falls
Hoag li
Coffman
Beatrice Blues
Chiozza
Grand Island
Waz
Hasha
Cleveland
Largas
Campbell
Norfolk
Averill
Ictal
Kujath
Goethe
Trosky
Demaree
Mitchells
Whitehead Solters
White- Hale
Bartell
Pytlake
Leipelt
Knox
Brodahl
Hughes
Brandon
Bails
Gumbert
Coffman Sullivan
Coffman Whitehill
Humbert
Heving
Innnings
Wild
Mogterkur
Pytlak
New Brown
York
J_ Martin
Medwick
Whitehill
Heying
Mize
Heving Bardagaray
Durocher
Ogradowski
Padgett
Kolls
Dinneen
Hubbard
Owen
C. A Aro
Winford
Washington
Newsom
Walker
Win- S
Martin
Voc Chapman
Russell
S. Johnson
P O
Simmons
Rubel
Travis
Johnson
Sth
Hogan
Esa
Brooklyn
Logan
Riddle
Bean
B. Bosers
Butt Brack
Linke
Land and Peacock
Morgan
Rhe
Stripp
Cohen
Columbus
Bee Mungo
Detroit
Kansas City
White
Schroeder
Cooper and Crouch
Clerk
Hogell
Harte
St Lews
Greenberg
Bordagaray
Goslin
Ted
Bullivan
Reiber
Milnar
Kimball Morgan
Phelpe
Gupana
Reardon
Pinelli
Goetz
Attendenes
Clifton
Ag i
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
le St Louw
Afl
Cincinnati
Werner
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Rock Island
Beatrice
Mitchell
Yarbury
Grand
Mitchell Beats Sioux Falls Nine in eleven inning duel
Mitchell defeats Sioux Falls in a tense 11th inning rally with Gehringer driving in the decisive run. Highlighted by multiple players contributing RBIs, including Tebbetts Goslin and Myer, the game features late offense and defensive miscues, as Detroit errors and Washington baserunners shaping a high scoring affair.
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Gehringer
Washington
Detroit
OMI
Clifton
Lawson
Rogell
Owen Rune
Tebbetts
Goslin
Myer
Lewis
Hogan
Stone
Walker
Owen
Travis
Lewis Goslin
Clitort
Kubel
Coffman
Greenberg
Newsom
Linke
Cascaella
Lawsom
Coman
Russell
Newsome
Paw
Veteran trio shine as Blanton Ruffing and Mungo star
Baseball roundup notes Dizzy Dean's suspension dominates headlines as Cy Blanton Charley Ruffing and Van Mungo deliver strong showings. Blanton blanks the Boston Bees 2 0, Ruffing wins his fourth straight over Cleveland, and Mungo halts St Louis to pull Dodgers within a half game of the Cards. Shoun and Tebbetts debut strong in later games as Detroit tops Washington 8 1 and Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia.
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Bill Bont
Prema
Dizzy Dean
Ford Frick
Fom
Dean
Pew
Darrell Elijah
Cy) Blanton
Charley Ruffing
Van
Mungo
Blanton
Boston Bees
Pirates
Ruffing
Indians
Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Senators
Giants
Shoun
Birmingham
Tebbetux
Beaumont
Young Bhoun
Bill Terry
Tebbetts
Mickey Cochrane
Cincinnati Reds
Schmeling Braddock Heavyweight World Title Weigh-In Today
New York reports Schmeling to weigh in today for a 15 round world heavyweight title bout with Jim Braddock. Braddock is not expected to appear, prompting possible suspension or vacating of the title as a Philadelphia federal court weighs Garden injunction implications. Other results include Detroit and Jersey City boxing bouts and a New York draw between Al Casimini and Eddie Cool.
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New York
Thomas de Quinesy
Edgar Allen Poe
Max Schmeting
Jim Braddock
Jon Louis
Queer Street
State Commission
Schmeling
Braddock
Grand Beach
Mich
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Commission
Philadelphia
Garden
Lou
Detroit
Milton Shivers
Deetroit
Gaspero Larossa
al Casimini
Eddie Cool
Drew QO
Jersey City
N. J
Frankie Cinque
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
Olin Seeks Light Heavy Title In Key Bout Tonight
BT. LOUIS June 1 1948 Bob Olin fights John Henry Lewis in a 15 round light heavyweight title bout here tonight. Crowds exceed 12090 are expected as Olin, seeking redemption after a 1935 knockout loss, aims to reclaim the crown. Lewis has sharpened his form and weighed near the 175 pound limit with both fighters in peak condition.
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BT. Louis
Bob Olin
Reek
John Henry Lewis
Olin
Lewis
N. Yorker
New Yorker
Thar
Gunnar Barlund
Feller to Decide Soon on Indians Pitching Return
Cleveland reports Youthful Bob Feller will decide Sunday or Monday whether he will pitch again for the Indians this season. Club vice president C. C. Slapnicka said today the decision is expected soon.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Sesson
Cleveland Indians
C. C
Nicka
Tod
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