Cleveland Awaits Tribe Eastern Journey
Cleveland reporters note the Indians show power and pitching as Oscar Vitt is hired as manager. The piece recalls past Cleveland approaches, Ty Cobb era experience, and Vitt’s aggressive leadership shaping a promising, if uncertain, eastern trip.
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Bill McKechnie
Tony Lazzeri
Alva Bradley
Cy Slapnicka
Vitt's win at all costs drive boosts Indians gains
Vitt tells Bradley that winning every game is the route to money and success with the Indians. He pushes players daily, using tough training and renewed energy to lift veterans like Averill, Heath, and Felder, while integrating new blood such as Keltner and Trosky. The team aims for first place under Vitt's leadership.
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Walter Johnson
Hal Trosky
Witt Jong
Oscar Pepper
Cleveland Indians
Devon A C Boys On Next Local Fight Card
Seven boys from the Devon Athletic Club of Lake Allegany county will anchor the May 20 fight card at Bernies Arena. Matchmaker Jack Lions confirms the date. local fans anticipate Devon fighters Charles Viney Joe McGreavy and Tom Keally likely to return. Lipps plans to book Luke opponents from Baltimore including Eddie Fianazzo and Nick Kursch. British law prohibits children under 12 from acting in British Sim studios.
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Maryland Field Day set for Saturday in College Park
University of Maryland outlines a full Field Day program with tennis and track events, an interscholastic meet, a Rutgers match, and baseball, as 46 schools entered the county meet. Notables include Bill Tranavitch leading field events and a strong Maryland tennis squad aiming to extend a seven-match win streak. The lacrosse team faces Princeton in a high profile clash as Maryland seeks its 22nd straight collegiate win after beating Rutgers.
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Jim Kehoe
Mason Chronister
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Generals Hell
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Poolesville Farmers Defeat Point Of Rocks
Poolesville Farmers defeated Point of Rocks 14 to 7 Sunday afternoon. Kitts pitched well, fanning 17 as six errors supported him. Haines had 35 strikeouts for Point of Rocks, but his team made nine miscues. Poolesville seeks a game for Sunday. contact Eugene Cooper, Dickerson, Md.
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Duran
Rookie's Homers Spark Indians Rally in 10-9 Win
In Washington, rookie Ken Keit Her blasted two home runs and drove in runs to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 10-9 victory over the Washington Senators. The Senators staged a late ninth inning rally but fell one run short.
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Ken Keit
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Wo Ferrell
Appleton
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Mountaineers Face Loyola in Marland Collegiate League Tilt
Mr St Mary's College baseball is set to return to the Marland League race this afternoon at Echo Field at 3 o clock against Loyola College of Baltimore. Mounts hope to rebound after a setback when Washington College handed them an easy defeat at Emmitsburg.
Tigers Face Hurdles Against Scarlet After Slender Win
Brunswick edged the Scarlet by 11 to 9 but coach notes the team must elevate its performance to overcome stronger opponents. The narrow victory leaves questions about consistency and ability to contend in upcoming contests.
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Hittin Charlie Keller Keeps Batting Average Steady
How They're Hittin Charlie Keller collected two hits in five at bats for Newark yesterday to sustain a .500 average. Joe Vosmik had a single in four tries while Julius Solters moved up two points with a one for-three day against Washington. Team AB H Ave Keller Newark 50 25 .500 Vosmik Red Sox 63 22 .349 Hemssey Indians 13 3 .231 Solters Indians 58 13 .224
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American League Yesterday's Results
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 3 while Cleveland outscored Washington and New York 10 to 5. St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 10 in ten innings. Today Cleveland plays Washington, Chicago meets Philadelphia, St Louis faces New York, and Detroit travels to Boston.
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National League results and motorcycle record noted
National League scores show Cincinnati 10 over New York 7 and Brooklyn 7 over Pittsburgh 4, with St Louis 3 and Boston 2, plus Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 2. Listings include Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Boston at St Louis. The current transcontinental motorcycle record stands at 77 hours 53 minutes, held by Earl Robinson.
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Monocacy River survey and 1939 track finals moved to Frederick
Albert M. Powell will lead a Monocacy river food and bass migration study at Lewistown hatchery this week through September. Anglers must return tagged bass data. Frederick may host the 1939 Western Shore public school track and field championships after Beltimore Stadium hosts this year. finals planned for 1940 at the University of Maryland. The county meet is set for May 27 at the Faw Grounds. Sam Chapman leaves football for a contract with the Philadelphia Athletics, with baseball touted as his stronger suit.
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Schmeling Louis melee to feature Frederick’s Aght colony
A substantial portion of Frederick’s Aght colony will be represented at the Schmeling Louis bout at Yankee Stadium on June 2. The second fragment discusses making an ebony stain for wood using logwood extract, potash, water, then vinegar and iron.
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