Former Greats Coach in International League Openings
Former baseball stars return to management as the International League opens its 1938 season. Jim Bottomley will manage Syracuse, Hank Severeid coaches. Johnny Neun takes the Newark post with Benny Bengough as aide. Alex Gaston and George Able join Jersey City and Buffalo crews respectively, as old legends revive memories and chart new managerial paths.
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Yesteryear
Jim Boliomiey
Syracuse
Newark
Johnny Neun
Boston Red Sox
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Neun
Benny Bengough
Travis Jackson
Jersey City
Alex Gaston
Steve O'Neill
George Able
Buffalo
International League
Renny Bengough
Miller
Benny
Yankees
Hank Severeid
St. Louis Browns
Urban Shocker
Immortals of ’22 and Brooklyn’s Camilli Deal
Historic 1922 stars reunite with 1926 Yankees circle in World Series context. Steve O’Neill and Travis Jackson recalled as baseball era figures. Umpiring and judging in boxing praised by Art Donovan. Dodgers’ Dolph Camilli sale to Brooklyn for 60000 cash sparks debate on McPhail’s rebuild and fan expectations.
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Ake
Art Donovan
New York
Donovan
Dolph Camilli
The
Philles
Larry McPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Camilli
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Camiff
Flatbush
McPhail
Brooklyn
Yankees Station Player Replacements Raise Doubts
The Yankees name a replacement for Tony Laxteri at a base position as doubts about fielding grow. Rookie Tommy Heurich earns a $30,000 signing in 1937. The piece also notes Ruppert’s $100,000 annual system cost and various prize payouts in ABC tournaments, plus political commentary from Washington on Democratic strategy and Perkins’ wage hours plan impasse.
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OE Gordon
Yankees
Seced
Tony Laxteri
Tommy Heurich
Yanks
Ruppert
Big Clemensen
Pittsburgh
Larry Doyle
Glaont
Barney Busy
Jim Tipton
Alabama
Will
School of Aeropartical Engineering
Jake Ruppert
George Slinger
Pennsylvania
The Magic Formula and Electric Industry Debate
A discussion on labor law discretion and the need for a guiding standard, with Roosevelt’s stance on utility ownership and pricing. It notes committee ineffectiveness, contrasts Rankin and Ross positions, and questions public power versus private control amid political pressure. It also includes a nutrition column on fuel foods and energy in the body.
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Perkins
Miss Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
C. L C
Congress
Ormor
Edward F. McGrady
Lewis
Green
Miss Perkine
Board of Torror
Née Buord
House Labor Committee
Ed McGrady
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. D. Ross
Seattle
Bonneville
Neal
Knoxville
Ross
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
George W. Norris
Nebraska
TVA
John R. Rankin
Mississippi
Rankin
Roosevel
Mr. Rankin
John Rankin
White House
New York
Pam WuUy Woods
WNU
Houston
Goudiss
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Bottomley
Jim Bollomley
Immortals of
St. Louis
George Sigler
Ken Williams
Baby del Jacobson
Wally Gerber
O'Neill
Jegs
Giants
Sete O'Neil
Jackson Will
Steve
Able
Bud
Cleveland
Epdiens
Jackson
Freddie Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Julia McGraw
Dan
Jack Dempsey
Dodgers’ Renaissance
Royal
Bill Terry
MacPhail
Breve O'Neill
Wester
Washington
Farley
Democratic Party
Charley Michelson
Missouri
Charley
Wolf
House of Representatives
House
Senate
C.houston Goudiss
C. Houston Goudiss
East 28Th St
Stefansson
Norge
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Waterloo, la
Mary
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