Strange Faces Will Appear In Yankee Lineup Shakeup
Yankees change lineup as Meusel is out and Koenig moves to third with Gene Robertson at shortstop. Huggins reorganizes the infield while Durocher replaces Lary, signaling a major shakeup not seen since 1925. Athletics beat Tigers 9 6 as Rommel falters, keeping the lead over Browns and Yankees. Cardinals regain first place with an 8 1 victory over Cincinnati, Klein hits his 12th homer and O'Doul adds 10th as Phils crush Pirates.
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Gassociated Press
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Bob Meusel
Miller Huggins
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Shibe Park
Eddie Rommel
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Macks
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Browns
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Red Birds
Cincinnati
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Corsairs
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Pirates
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Frank O'Doul
Klein
O'Doul Leads NL Batting as Phillies Top Club
New York reports Frank O'Doul, now with Philadelphia, posting a .422 average and guiding the Phillies to a .314 team mark, the league’s only .300 club. Key leaders include Haey, Grimm for RBIs, High with 55 hits, Ott and Gehrig tied for interleague homers, and Grimes dominating pitching with eight wins and no defeats. Cubs top team batting at .294, Phillies third in fielding at .970.
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Frank O'Doul
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
O'Dou
Phillies
O'Donl
O'Doulise
Chick Haey
St. Louis
Charlie Grimm
Chicago
Andy High
Frank Frisch
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Melvin Ott
Ott
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Kiki Cuyler
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Rogers Hornsby
Walker
Cincinnati
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Wisconsin Pitcher Wins AP Award Quartet in Big Ten
The Chicago based University of Wisconsin pitcher Theodore Thelander won both the Kenneth Sterling Dry award and the Big Ten conference medal for outstanding character ability and scholarship.
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Associated Press
Theodore “Thelander
Chicago
University ‘of Wisconsin
Kenneth Sterling Dry
Big Ten
Major League Leaders May 31 Summary
National leaders include O Dou l of Philadelphia batting .424 and Frisch of St. Louis with 59 hits and 17 doubles. Hafey leads RBIs with 42 for the Cards, Wan er tops triples with L Pirates, and Kiein hits 12 homers for the Phils. American leaders show Foxx of Philadelphia hitting .434, Gehringer driving 40 runs, Simmons 49 RBIs, Alexander 38 hits, and Uhle scoring nine wins as Tigers pace pitchers.
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O’doul
Phillies
Doubit
Cards
Hafey
Frisch
L. Waner
Pirates
Kiein
Cuyler
Cubs
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Alexander
Blue
Browns
Gehrig
Yanks
Miller
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Senators
Uhle
Callaway Freshman Hurdler Sparks Mountaineers
Morgantown June 1 Mountaineers fans see hope as Callaway, brother of Russell and Mayo, emerges in track. He ties and then matches West Virginia hurdles records as a freshman, aiming to surpass Big Four marks and set new university records, while proving a natural stride between hurdles.
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Art Smith
West, Virginia University
Mountaineers
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Russell
Mayo Callaway
High Timbers
Okey Morrison
Junior Maxwell
Morrison
University
Knoblock
Pitt
Gallaway
Cooke Takes Lead In American Association Batting
St Paul outfielder Cooke surged to the pennant leaders by adding 25 points to his average in week six. He sits at .392 unofficial, passing Bevo Lebourveau and driving in 43 runs while pacing with 12 homers. Callaghan of Columbus climbs to second with .388, while Lebourveau slips to third amid a wave of other leaders across Minneapolis and St Paul teams.
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Hickey
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Bevo Lebourveau
Milwaukee
Pace
Callaghan
Columbus
le Hourveau
Harris
Minneapolis
Gerken
Kansas City
Emmer
Bagwell
Big Ten Squabble Nears Settlement
Chicago June 1. Solution of the University of Iowas troubles in the Big Ten is in sight. A hearing to consider Iowas petition for reinstatement in the western conference was announced last night by Professor George A Goodenough of the University of Illinois, chairman of the faculty committee on athletics.
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Universityy of Iowa
Iowa
George A. Goodenough
University of Ilinois
Goodenough
Foxx Ousts Bill Kamm In Batting Stand Shakeup
Chicago June 1 news notes Foxx moves ahead of Kamm as leading batsman after a week of play. Foxx adds 43 points to average while Cochrane rises to second. Kamm slides to third as other leaders and team standings adjust. Detroit and Philadelphia show shifts in pitching and fielding stats.
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Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Bill, Kamm
White Sox
Foxx
Waner and Bottomley Boost Averages In Quiet Baseball Day
With few major league games, Paul Waner and Jim Bottomley raised their batting averages. Waner added seven points with a single and a triple in three at bats, while Bouheau went four for four. The standings show Waner .381 and Bottomley .318 among others.
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Paul Waner
Jim Bottomley
Waner
Bouheau
Hornsby
P. Waner
Gehrig
Bottomley
Ruth
Goslin
Joplin Star Faces Change in Golf Gear Rules
Johnny Mossil and other New York pros seek exemption and discuss using steel shafts abroad. The piece notes Joplin youth Mossil’s preparation for the U S Open, the Royal and Ancient ban on steel shafts, and the broader golf scene including open championship plans and local qualifiers at St Albans.
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United States
Smith
New York
Golf .Club
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Farrell
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Henry Citel
Joe Turnesa
Macdonald Smith
Gene
Serazen
Willie MacFarlane
Jack
Forrester
Billy
Burke
Bill Mehthorn
Bobby Cruickshank
Ju. Barnes
Elena
Yesterday's results dominate slate with many lopsided scores
Yesterday's scores include Johnstown 11 Wheeling 1 and Fairmont 10 Scottdale 7 while Charleroi defeats Jeannette 12 2 and Clarksburg Cumberland in a main game. Philadelphia 9 Detroit 6 also appears with several games today Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Washington and Chicago at New York on the schedule.
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