Cleveland Critics Push For Manager Change After ONeill
Cleveland sports writers discuss the firing of Steve ONeill as manager amid a season decline. Rumors swirl about Roger Peckinpaugh replacing him while ownership and fans debate the club’s direction and future prospects.
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Indians Face Sickness and Strikes as ONeill Takes Charge
An ailing Cleveland club and injuries leave manager in turmoil as Stephen ONeill arrives amid criticism. A local scribe urges sharp penalties to shock players, from late bedtimes to dawn wakefulness, with Bradley facing a possible shift from owner to manager role.
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Keller In Game Gets Two For Four Tries
Middletown’s contribution to the Newark Bears of the International League returned to the regular lineup Sunday after ten days idle due to ankle ligaments. He celebrated his return by collecting two singles in four at bats. Joe Vosmik of the St. Louis Browns, who hit 13 times in 19 at bats last week, slumped with only one hit in seven appearances.
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Tri County League Surprise As Brunswick Faces Damascus
The Tri County League opened with an upset as favored Brunswick edged by Damascus 22 hits in seven innings and a wide scoring spree. Richfield defeated Wakefield, Middletown beat Cedar Grove, and Walkersville overwhelmed Lander. Ray Thomas limited Wakefield to seven hits while Damascus rallied with a seven inning, seven hit showing.
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Tri County League Scores From Damascus and Nearby Parks
Yesterday’s games in the Tri County League featured Damascus defeating Brunswick 20 to 11, Richfield beating Wakefield 5 to 4, Walkersville 13 bags and Middletown 6 Cedar Grove 2. James Sunday and Lander played Brunswick, Walkersville faced Frederick, Wakefield met Cedar Grove, and Damaerie met Middletown.
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Cleveland righthander Haddin wins four-hit game in 1936 finale
Cleveland Indians veteran pitcher Haddin hurled a four-hit triumph 3 to 2 over the Horton Red Sox in a late season appearance. The article also notes Thornton Lee’s duel for the White Sox against the Yankees, and other scores from the baseball slate, including the Phillies, Giants, and Dodgers.
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Pirates extend hold atop standings with Boston win
In a busy slate from the American League West, Pittsburgh sits at the top with a 7 0 mark as Brandt and Todd lead a 6 7 victory over Boston. Detroit and Philadelphia posted strong scores while Washington and St Louis also won. Upcoming games include New York at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland.
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Court records mix up names in Nebraska court notes
A Nebraska county court report notes misheard terms with It Men and tradehoppers, while County Agent Sibler plans patrols after spring Hatch. Film star Geeta Garbo is mentioned as lent 10500 in a trial context before she rose to fame, and former European director Schratter sues to recover funds in Los Angeles, with the case continued due to Garbo’s absence.
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National League Results and Upcoming Games
National League results listed with scores for New York Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston and St Louis Brooklyn and others postponed by rain. Today Cincinnati visits Philadelphia Pittsburgh plays Boston St Louis travels to Brooklyn. Also a note seeking Sunday games from New Market baseball club and a stray archival fragment about England under King Henry.
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Harmony Grove Tops Mt Pleasant In Speedball Doubleheader
Harmony Grove moved into first place in the County Speedball League by sweeping Mt. Pleasant 16 1 and 13 3 at Harmony Grove. Ballenger split with Myersville 34 8 and 9 4, Liberty defeated Plane No 4 12 5 and 9 4. Cantwell won both Liberty games pitching the iron man stunt.
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County Speedball League Results Show Mixed Scores
Ballenger 144 beat Myersville 7 9. Liberty 12 9 over Plane No 4 5 3. Harmony Grove 16 13 defeated Mt. Pleasant 1 3. Games set Sunday Ballenger at Harmony Time No 4 at Myersville Mt Pleasant at Liberty.
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Hustlers Edge Old Rival Rockville In Sunday Tilt
Frederick Hustlers rallied to beat Rockville 4 to 2 at McCurdy Field. Don Rice earned the win with four scattered hits and tough spots, while Hoffman and Steele keyed a seventh inning rally. Rockville’s unearned runs and baserunning miscues framed the contest as Frederick advances to meet the Old Milwaukee Brewers of Washington next Sunday.
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Up To Frederick High As Race Nears Finish
Frederick high school’s baseball win tightens the hunt for the South Division pennant as Cadets play Middletown at home. Valleyates Bruns and other leaders push toward first place with remaining games and next week’s Northern Division clash at Liberty High on the schedule.
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Gunmen of Today Compared With Old Time Outlaws
A Nueces county sheriff recalls early Texas gunmen from 1889 and argues that few modern gunmen match those days in speed while noting a code of honor among old outlaws, including a respected figure who could be trusted to keep his word.
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