Directors of Coast League to Meet in Emergency Session
San Francisco May 20 Directors of the Coast League plan an emergency meeting with Earl McNeels of Sacramento to address financial distress. McNeels said Sacramento papers and many club affiliates warned that unless admission prices and major costs were cut, the Teague might fold. Seattle and Los Angeles owners reacted with surprise, noting the league faces a meltdown and potential dissolution without decisive action.
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Pacific Comet League
Earl McNeels
Sacramento
McNeely
Los Angeles
Falding
Willie Klepper
Seattle
Low Angien
Radamenti
Freebourns Defeat Anaconda Ball Team in Thrilling Lay
Ananda May 30 Freebourns defeated Anaconda Laureloufa in a State league game here today. The visitors led 5 0 in the seventh. Freebourns rallied for a 3 0 comeback as Malinkavich and teammates drove in key runs. Winning pitcher Kenney, leadoff hits by OLeary and Pasniel Boscayatz fueled the offense amid a tense late innings.
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Glen
Ye Lewdler
Wo & Kronry
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Ruane
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Gorah
Mallakavich
Meandra Mubseh
THU
Domitrovich
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Hpeat
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O'Leary
Pasniel Boscayatz
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Stetear
Kenney
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Taeen
Anaconda
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Imptrex
Emmons
Martie Time
Yankees Lose Argument But Win Ball Game
New York, May 14. The Yankees lost an argument but won a ragged ball game today at the expense of the league-leading Chicago White Sox. New York collected 16 hits off Southpaw Carl Fischer in his first start for the White Sox, taking the opener of the series 7 to 2. Johnny Bronca, the boapoctne and alumnus of Old Ell Yale, controlled the visitors and left men aboard, fueling the day’s big debate.
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Elena
Nterver
Medtoy
Pirates Crush Giants 11 to 4 in season opener slugfest
Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for five triples and six extra-base hits to overpower the New York Giants 11 to 4. Red Lucas started and allowed three hits through eight innings as Pittsburgh built a commanding lead, while Carl Hubbell struggled early as the Pirates pounded him for five runs in the first four frames.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Red Lucas
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Pirates
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Allyny Stout
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Gablar
Floyd Young
Arky Vaughan
Paul Waner
Tommy ‘Theyonow
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Glante
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Mal Ott
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Ahort
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Grispe
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Baseball standings and results from yesterday
American League standings show Trovaland four to one over Roaton, Detroit and Philadelphia with mixed results. New York seven Chicago two, Washington St. Joule two. National League reports Mittaburah eleven over New York four. Various other games noted with mixed abbreviations and matchups.
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Cubs Beat Braves in Hollow Fashion
Philadelphia May 20. The Cubs defeated the Braves in a game highlighted by Washington’s initial struggle, with multiple pitchers yielding runs as the Nationals rallied. Key players included Fox, Greenberg, and Goslin, while Brown and Cochrane contributed for the Browns.
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Indians Take Opener of Series Against Red Sox
In Boston on May 20 Oral Hildebrand pitched effectively for Cleveland, earning his second win of the season as the Indians defeated the Red Sox 4 to 1 to take the series opener. Boston struggled with Mildenbrand allowing key blows, while Cleveland capitalized on timely hits and solid pitching.
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Intermountain College hosts track meet and baseball tourney
Intermountain College will host a triangular track meet among North Montana, Montana Normal, and Panther squads, with a 3:30 pm Friday baseball start and 10 am Saturday track events at Wesleyan Field. The schedule includes sprints, distance runs, jumps, throws, and relays, plus a seven-inning baseball doubleheader Saturday afternoon.
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Douglass
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Billings
Howe Run Standings Display From Yesterday's Games
The standings list shows players and teams including Forx and Athletics with Johnson and Lazzeri from the Yankees, Fox and Greenberg from the Tigers, Ferrell from the Red Sox, Jensen from the Pirates, Bonura with the White Sox, and Moore with the Giants among others. Leaders cited include Proxx and Ott with various teams and several misread entries suggest a crowded chart of league totals and individual performances.
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Athletics
Johnson
Lazzeri
Yankees
Fox
Tigers
American Association scores and weather impact brief
Minneapolis 1 Columbia 2. Kansas City at Loulavillo postponed due to rain. St Paul 1 Toledo 3. Southern Association New Orleans 6 Atlanta 16. Memphis 7 Chattanooga 11 have unlisted others not scheduled.
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Columbia
Kansas City
Loulavillo
St. Paul
Toledo
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Carnera predicts regain of heavyweight title in September
Primo Carnera, weighing 288 pounds, says he will win the heavyweight championship in September after a May victory over Joe Louis next month. He dismisses the interviewer’s idea that Baer could beat Braddock next month and suggests a Braddock rematch would please him for a September showdown.
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Primo Carners
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Braddock
Baer
Carnera
Dennis Wins From Stankovich In Butte Fight Card
Butte May 20 Hubert Kid Dennis of Bozeman Montana Mightyweight champion edged Mike Stankovich of Phoenix in a 10 round main event for crippled children benefit. Dennis weighed 186 pounds. Al Penna and Ray Gote fought on a foul in a separate bout. Three Butte boys scored round knockouts in prelims led by Frankie Murray, Sonny O Day and Billy Sutton.
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Bozeman
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Ariz
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al Penna
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Ray Gote
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Joey Bart
Sonny O'Day
Peter Grecn
Billy Sutton
Georgie Marcus
Stanko U
Baseball Big Six reshapes top batting averages
In yesterday’s play Bob Johnson and Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics pushed their league leading averages toward .400 as Gerald Walker of the Tigers went hitless. Johnson went 3 for 6 to sit at .400 while Ford added three safeties in five appearances for a gain as Walker slipped to third. Arky Vaughan and Bill Terry also gained, with Vaughan up three points and Terry remaining. Standings show Johnson and Foxx atop the AL batting race with Walker dropping in NL standings amid shaky showings.
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Jimmies Foxx
Athletics
Gap
Yvourhan
Pirates
Air Johnson
Walker
Martin
Cardinal
Terry
Glants
Legion Baseball Playoff Set for Airport Field
The Sixth Ward Valley and West Side teams will meet tentatively at o clock in the Junior American Legion playoff at the airport field, announced by Bill Ashton, director of Junior baseball for the legion post. Rightmire Victor of Sioux City outpointed Henry Hook in an eight round featherweight bout. Western League results: Davenport 7 Rock Island 6, Keokuk 5 Cedar Rapids 4, Des Moines Omaha 4. Stone City at St Joseph postponed due to rain.
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Omaha
Stone City
St. Joseph
Golf bleanings may not be there
New York May 10. Unless special arrangements enable rapid transatlantic travel, United States Open champion Gene Sarazen and other professionals will skip the British Open at Muirfield next month. Armour Smith and Picard also hope to go abroad if they can catch an earlier boat.
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Gene Saragen
Muirfield
Scotland
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Tommy Armour
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Henry Picard
Browning and Strelich Triumph in Wrestling Card
In Watsonville Jim Browning of New York at 220 pounds defeats Lutty Bloomfield of Australia in two straight falls. Mick Strelich of Prague at 200 pounds beats Jerry Monahan of Ireland on one foul. In Wilmington Ed Don George of New England weighs 218 wins over Fred Grubmier of Town, and Ed Menke of Akron defeats Obie with a deathlock in 33 minutes 20 seconds.
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Jerry Monahan
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Ed Don George
New England
Fred Grubmier
Town Tonight
Ed Menke
Akron
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Floyd Marshall
Phoenix
Loughran Outpoints Ettore For State Heavyweight Title
Philadelphia May 20 Tommy Loughran former world light heavyweight champion outpointed local heavyweight Al Ettore in ten rounds to claim the Pennsylvania state heavyweight title before 6500 fans. Ettore started strong taking the early rounds but the veteran rallied in the final six rounds for a close decision. In the semi windup Eddie Hogan stopped Larry Johnson in the fifth round after Johnson’s corner threw in the towel. Haynes knocked out Starr in the short round, with Haynes weighing 198 and Starr 187.
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Steinmetz Defense Puts In Statement
In New York on May 20 AP testimony from a police sergeant questioned Joseph L Steinmetz a 22 year old divinity student on trial for his wife Ruths slaying and the priest Rev Joseph L Leonard The double murder occurred last November in a hotel room Steinmetz is being tried for his wifes death only He said I would like to die and They can send me to the electric chair if they want to Gold mine of names and details from the trial appear in the police statement where the suspect claimed the priest influenced the drink
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Joseph L. Steinmetz
Ruth
Joseph L. Leonard
Little Man Wins Match In Turbulent British Amateur
American star William Lawson Little Jr. of San Francisco barely won his opening match in defense of the British amateur title at St Ann’s on the Hen. He defeated T J Parker one up after a wild round featuring three putt greens and miscues by Parker. Other Americans fared poorly while several favorites fell to lesser-known opponents in the first day’s play.
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Hector Thomson
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John Foraman
New York
Dan R. Topping
Greenwich
Conn
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