Lake Sewell Replaces Honey As Brown's Mgr
Lake Sewell, veteran AL catcher and Indians coach, becomes manager of the St. Louis Browns, replacing Fred Haney. Signed for two years through 1942, Sewell takes over after Browns win to climb from last to seventh. Haney predicts fourth or fifth place. Sewell vows no radical changes and aims to bolster pitching.
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Sewell
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Haney
Donald Barnes
Brownies
Washington
Barnes
Luke
Barnes and Associates
Browns
Dans
Alabama University
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
Indians
Golf's National Open Begins Today in Texas
Fort Worth hosts the National Open as a Texas field leads the talk with Jean Byron Nelson installed as the favorite. Benny Hogan, Jimmy Demaret, the Mangrum brothers, Lloyd and Ray, and others push Texans toward an expected record attendance while stars like Lawson Little, Gene Sarazen, Sammy Snead, Craig Wood and Paul Runyan challenge the course.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Cow Country
Colonial Club
Jean Byron Nelson
Benny Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Mangrum Brothers
Lloyd and
Ray
Dick Metz
Guildahl
Indiana County League resumes after rain delay
Two top games highlight the Southern Section as Indiana County League play restarts. Coal Run visits Grace ton and Lucerne travels to Iselin with key standings at stake while Tun nalton’s claim and schedule quirks threaten final placements before the August 16 close.
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Creekside
Indiana
Ernest
Diamondville
Dixonville
Heilwood
Arcadia
Fulton Run
Tide
Newrytown
White Station
Tunnelton Coal Run
Graceton
Lucerne
Iselin
Ram Halls
Coal Run
Tunnalton
Indians
Yukon Run
Baseball Night Schedule And Early Results
Tonight’s games feature Passeau and Hamlin in Chicago at Brooklyn, Warneke vs Salvo in St Louis Boston, Vander Meer vs Blanton in Philadelphia. Results show St Louis 7 Washington 4 and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 with several rainouts and pending matchups including New York Detroit and Boston Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Passeau
Va. Hamlin
St. Louia
Boston
Warneke
Salvo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philanelphia
Knott
Hallett
Huden
Gatehouse
Donald
Newhouger
Johnson
Milmar
Tnere Gn, Ag
Brooklyn Louls
New York Ao
Pittsburgh
AIB
Petey
Roaton
St Louis
Nat Indy
U P s Continue Undefeated Pace
The United Presbyterian Church softball team kept its perfect run by defeating Plaza 6 to 0 in City Softball League play. U P's verganged Countlaws 18 to 0 in an exhibition. Monday’s game notes Mock and Schloder behind the plate for U P's while Hoffman and Viola caught for Plaza.
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United Presbyterian Church
Plaza
U. P's
R.H. E. Plaza
Mock
Schloder
Hoffman
Viola
Merle Agnello
County Wide Marbles Finals Here Saturday
Indiana County finals of the Indiana Evening Gazette marble tournament will be Saturday at the fairgrounds starting at 2:30 pm daylight time. Ten 14 year old or younger players from Beyer Arcadia Armagh Indiana Commodore Iselin Heilwood Saltsbury and Clymer will compete in a double round robin to determine the county champion and one rider advances to Hershey Pennsylvania for the northern United States finals. The winner faces 19 other champions at Hershey for bicycles wrist watches and a trip to Wildwood New Jersey for the national finals.
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Hershey Park Country Club
Indiana County
Hershey Park
Marbles
Ben Hogan
United States
Marbles Champiions
Indiana Evening Gazette
Fairgrounds
Johnny Reken
Beyer
Eddie Dubenansky
Arcadia
George Heider
Armagh
Richard Balogh
Bernile Cunningham
Indiana
Johnnie Lewis
Commodore
Emery Francisco
Iselin
Frank Veltre
Heilwood
Frank Fillar
Saltsbury
Tony Spino
Clymer
Aliquippa
Beaver Falls
Brownsville
Cannonsburg
Elwood City
Greensburg
Harrisburg
New Castle
Philadelphia
Uniontown
Warren
Washington
Pittsburgh
Newark
N. J
Batavia
N. Y
Wildwood
Johnnie Miller
Brushvalley
Sonny Beatty
League Leaders. National Leagues batting and pitching marks
The Associated Press notes top NL performers: Reisheh leads batting at .361 with 38 RBIs Nicholson fits in with Chicago, Slaughter and Mize stack doubles and hits. Camilli and Ott tie for 12 homers. Warneke leads pitching. Williams posts .424 and York and DiMaggio drive runs.
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Associated Press
Reiseh
Brooklyn
Moore
St. Louis
Nicholson
Chicago
Slaughter
Mize
Boston
Camilli
Ott
New York
Williams
DiMaggiio
York
Detroit
McKechnie Cheerful Despite Reds Pace
Philadelphia June 5. Reds manager Bill McKechnie remains upbeat about Cincinnati's NL pennant chances despite the team sinking to fifth place 1143 games behind the leaders. Star Frank McCormick hits .290. Bill Werber hospitalized for knee concerns. others struggle at the plate.
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Philadelphia
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Frank McCormick
Bill Werber
McKechnie
Reds
Loo Back At The Records In Heat Of Season
The speaker reflects on peaking form late in the season as the weather warms. Focus remains on performance trends and enduring routines that drive late surge in results. The remark underscores a common pattern of improved outputs as conditions intensify.
Minor Co League Opens Next Monday
The Minor Indiana County Base ball League reorganized under President A Blair Ansley and will begin play next Monday June 9 with games: Sheloca at Chambersville Indiana Juniors at Starford Elderton at Marion Center. Managers listed for each team and scheduling notes.
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Indiana County
A. Blair Ansley
Sheloca
Chambersville
Indiana
Starford
Elderton
Marion Center
Shelocta
Nile Fulmer
Steve Orlasky
Indiana Jrs
Boyd
Granny) Barclay
Ray Brown
Cy Howard
Harry Sowers
Clymer
Blairsville
Merle Agnello
Frank Sibley
League
Former Skilled Workers To Get Defense Training
Dr Francis B Haas superintendent of public instruction announced a defense training program for skilled craftsmen who lost jobs in the low mood. The pre employment courses aim to place men previously in mechanical trades into defense industry roles as other work fills gaps. Approval in Washington is pending and start is planned soon.
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Francis B. Haas
Haag
Washington
Strike claim taints wage talks with $2 million a year gap
A union leader argued there was no formal demand for wage increases, countering management claims. The statement by Carney highlighted a potential $2,000,000 annual impact, shaping ongoing labor negotiations.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Company
P. R. T. Employes Association
Frank Carney
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
PTC
Inten
Ion
Carney
Open air meets ring and field in New York sports roundup
New York writers glitter with bets and odds as Gehrig’s funeral goes private and plans for Gehrig Stadium surface. Hans Kolhaus dies in Panzer attack. Snead eyed to win the Open with Conn and Dodgers scene looms. Tyrrel Garth Jr. starts at Fort Worth, Dahlbender blasts 300 yards. Frick Harridge back memorial idea for Cooperstown game. open crown worth 20 grand to winner. Umpires Quigley and Kiem entertain Amherst Williams crowd. Joe Blenkle offers Reds critique. Notables O Jones to Harvard scholarship, Bud Taylor down to ten a day, Rosenbloom casting, Shetlenberger quirks.
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Doll
Dashes
Fort Worth
Tyrrel Garth, Jr
Beaumont
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta
Ford C. Frick
William C. Harridge
Cooperstown
Lou Gehrig
Sam Snead
Ernie Quigley
Bill Kiem
Victor O. Jones
Boston Evening Globe
Harvard
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
M-G-M
Maxie Rosenbloom
Maisie
Betty Shetlenberger
Philadelphia Lacrosse
Brewers May Name Billy Evans as Head Next Season
A Pittsburgh morning item notes Billy Evans may return to baseball as head of the Milwaukee Brewers. The column mentions Clyde Lewis and a disruptive scene with a crew driver and a monkey wrench in a handbag, and references Billy Conn’s speeding indictment and Jupiter Pluvius washing out big league games yesterday.
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Billy Evans
Milwaukee Brewers
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Jupiter Pluvius
Fred Haney
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Joe Blenkle
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