Managing players or letting them play their own game
A debate on coaching bounds in football and baseball. Ed Mitchell notes leaders like McGraw Wade Stirnweiss and Lalanne shaped teams with strategic guidance, while some fans fear overcontrol. The piece praises balanced leadership that allows players to improvise within a winning system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGraw
New York Giants
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Messrs
Raw
Wade
McGrew
Wallaceade
Duke
Ala
McGraw
Wolves
Browns Lead Yanks in Industrial League Thriller
In a tight Industrial league contest at the high school field, Dusty York’s Red Caps rallied past Randleman Chair 9-4 after a ninth inning surge, tying for first with Triangle. Lef ty Parrish earned the win for Triangle while Ed Wall took the loss for Randleman. Broadway homered for the Chair nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gibson
Randleman
Broadway
Triangle
Red Caps
Curt MacDonald
Jay Newby
Parrish
Rush
Flynn
Thayer
Ed Wall
Wall
Belts
Randieman
Ducan Butler
Tomb
Melrose
Dusty York
Ernersville
Dodgers Boss Calls Cardinals Shoo-In for NL Race
In pre season chatter Leo Durocher and many scribes tip the Cardinals as the favorite in the National League. The piece notes cross league intrigue with Browns leading AL early, mentions Fritz Ker and Duke hospital admin Bokinsky, and references past pennants and racing revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Louis Browns
Fritzker
Pirates
Greensboro Patriots
Bucs
Eens Frisch
Pittsburghers
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Bokinsky
Duke University
Greensboro
ORC
Ney
Jack Lords
Central Press
Neemees
Gene McEver
University of North Carolina
Enterprise
Rushford
Eric Tipton
Cincinnati Reds
William and
Nhon
Duke
Tip’s
Pitt
California Trojans
Catherine Bailey
Shelby Star
Sam
American Legion
Florida
Carolina
North State
High Point
Walter Renken faces liquor ceiling price suit in Charleston
A federal court in Charleston filed suit against Walter A. Renken a city council member alleging violations of a liquor ceiling price law. The plaintiff seeks damages totaling 607.67 for six months of last year.
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Charleston
S&l. C
Federaltrict
Walter A. Renken
Larkin Wins 8th Round KO in New Jersey Fight
Tippy Larkin of Garfield wins an eight round technical knockout over Freddie Archer of Newark in Madison Square Garden. The bout drew 7,924 spectators paying 19,834 dollars. Archer was hospitalized after the action. Conn eyes overseas bout with Louis as army sponsor plan advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin
New York
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Freddie Archer
Newark
Archer
Statesman
Conn
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Johnny Ray
Ray
Boxing results from Chicago to Brunswick fight card
Fights last night in Chicago and New York saw Willie Joyce defeating Henry Armstrong on points in Chicago. Robert Earl and Freddy Archer each won by points in Los Angeles Newark and Brooklyn bouts. Lou Nova outpointed Buddy Scott in Oklahoma City. Maurice Lachance stopped Henry Legasse in Brunswick and Al Michaud outpointed Eddie Hudson in Lisbon Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Robert Earl
Reed
New York
Fippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Freddy Archer
Newark
Joe Aosta
Brooklyn
Larry Anzalone
Oklahoma City
Lou Nova
van Nuys
Calif
Buddy Scott
Tampa
Gre
Brunswick
Maurice
Lefty" Lachance
Lisbon
Henry Legasse
Old Town
al Michaud
Eddie Hudson
Bath
Belmont hopeful Penske seeks triple crown record
Sports roundup notes Penske eyes Belmont win as the first Belmont winner with a Derby-winning sire would join Whirl Away in a lineage. The column mixes other light items from college to pro sports, including Navy V-12 trainees at Marquette track ceremonies and small notes on players and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Penske
Whirlaway
Marquette U
Navy
V-12
N.C.A.A
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Mike Quinlan
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Joe McCarthy
Doe
Niagara U
Ohio Wesleyan
Rickey
Radio Schedule Corrigenda For Saturday Evening Broadcasts
ACorrections to Saturday June 3 Eastern War Time programming list updates network changes. The schedule includes music by Galliccbio Or Les You and others, CBS NBC and Blue Network entries, dramatic features, and news segments across multiple time blocks from 2:00 to 11:00 PM with varied orchestras and acts.
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Galliccbio
Frederick
Cbs News
Grantland Rice
Nbc
Pan-America
Cbs
Bobby Sherwood & Orchestra
Orch
Nbe
Victory F.O.B
Mbs
London
Horace Weidt
Blu
Howe
Carl Ravazza
Your
America
Corliss Archer
Biu Navy
Bulletin Board
Saerchinger
Dad
Cbs War For Dancing Music
Curt Massey
Vagabonds
Army
Quincy Howe
News
Augustana Coll
Leon Henderson
Lionel Barrymore
Dancing Music Orchestra
Able
Blu Frank Singiser
Miles East
Arthur Haa
Guy Ontuane
Blu Royal
Areh Gunnison
Army Services Forces
Lea Cherne
Blue Network
Frank and
Ernest
Main Street
al Pearce
Fun Valley
the World of Song
Mary Small
Chuck Wagon Gang
Hall of Fame
Drew Pearcon
Greenfield Village
Walter Winchell
Jergens Journal
Chaimber Music Society
Basin St
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Tigers And Giants Win Seven In Row
The Tigers strengthened their hold on the pennant race with a seventh straight win, while Mel Ott led the Giants to a seventh straight victory over Pittsburgh. Ott homered twice, boosting his total to 12 in six starts, as New York climbed toward third place. Mort Cooper starred for the Cardinals in a 9-3 win over the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Gregg
Dodgers
Bill Voiselle
Giants
Chuck Hostetler
Tigers
St. Louie
Ott
Romat
Jim Tobin
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Claude Passeau
Leo Durocher
Lippy Leo
Um Jocko Conlan
Bob Bragan
Goopie Rosen
Browns
Yanks
St. Louis
Bob Muncrief
Athletics
Mank Borow
New York
Cleveland
Thurman Tucker
Wreton
Thornton Lee
Detroit
Rudy York
Pinky Higgins
Joyce Upsets Armstrong In Fierce Bout
In Chicago on June 3 Willie Joyce a 26 year old Negro defeated Henry Armstrong in a 10 round unanimous decision to end Armstrong's run of 10 straight wins since his comeback. Joyce weighed 138 to Armstrong’s 141 and stayed aggressive throughout the tense fight at Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Armstrong
Willie Joyce
Los Angeles
Joyce
Armstrong
Henry
Major League Results and Daily Schedule
Yesterday in the National League New York defeated Pittsburgh six to four Boston routed Cincinnati while St Louis beat Philadelphia Chicago fell to Brooklyn one to three games today feature Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia with listed probable pitchers and times in Eastern War Time
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New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Rescigno
Pyle
E.W.T
Derringer
Gregg
E.W.T. Ncinnati
Walters
Wilks
Gerheauser
Detroit Triumphs in MLB Standings Reveal Tight League
Detroit leads the American League with a 4. Boston and St. Louis are tied at 3 while Philadelphia sits at 6 and New York at 5. Cleveland has 1 and Chicago 5 with Washington at 2 in the latest tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Baseball matchups and times for today
New York at Cleveland at 2:00 p m Eastern, Boston at Detroit at 3:00 p m Eastern, Washington at Chicago at 2:00 p m Central, Philadelphia at St Louis at 5:32 p m Central.
Pensive Seeks Triple Crown at Belmont Stakes
Pensive the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner faces a select field in the Belmont Stakes hoping to complete the dirt racing Triple Crown. Platter and Who Goes There loom as Widener entries while six other three year olds compete as an estimated 40,000-strong crowd watches in Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
New York
Pensive
Warren Wright
Sir Barton Gallant Fox
Omaha
War Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Snare Racing
Long Island
George D. Widener
Platter
Ben Jones
Widener
Bert Mulholland
Mulholland
Omen Boy Knight
Mrs. Dona
Pete Bull Dandy
H. C. Phipps
Free Lance
Royce G. Martins Kayteee
William Ziegler, Jr
Southern Association Baseball Scores Feature Close Games
Little Rock defeated Chattanooga 5 to 4 while Knoxville beat Birmingham 5 to 4. Memphis routed Atlanta 10 to 1. New Orleans and Nashville 10 were noted but details incomplete.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
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Tar Heels
Jim Lalanne
Bayou Terrefsiana
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Om MacDonald
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Enterprise Sports
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Champaign
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Hume Twins
Michigan
Hugh Fullenton, JR
Associated Press
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Jesse Sweetster
Joe Just
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Marshall Islands
Bill Schatzer
Iowa Seahawks
South Pacific
Mel Ott
Jack Handap
U. S
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Bonham
Gromek
Potter
Entury
FOX Picture
John Harvey
Martha Raye
Joe E. Broan
Charlie Spivak
Eugene Palette
Dorothea Kent
Dave Willock
Condos Brothers
Bruce Humberstone
William LE Baron
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Des Crate
Atlantic Seement
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Cust Massey and Company
Sperte Crat
Noah Webster Sage
Johony Miller
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Springfield Sports Review
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