Giants Install Dick Meux? Memphis Man to Lead Giants
Series Daddy King and His Court reports New York Giants appoint Meexphis veteran Dick Meux as manager, replacing John McGraw. Meux immediately orders clubhouse changes and signals more lenient rules, while planning trades before June 15. Terry, surprised by the move, agrees to advise but won’t intrude on Meux’s authority.
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New York
New York Glaers
Bill Terry
Sterpy
McGraw School
McGraw
Terry
Rome
Une
Swatting Race Led By Foxx And Waner In Major League Pace
New York action shows Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics and Paul Waner of the Pirates atop the slugging charts with Foxx dropping points yet holding a 415 mark and Waner near 400. Ernie Lombardi edges into a regular’s rating at 387 as Chick Hafey slips to 358. Don Hurst and Mel Ott sit nearby. In the American League, Bill Dickey and Tony LaRussa exchange spots with 469 and 357, Barck Combs and Gerald Walker among others. Leaders also include Gehrig, Averill, and Gehringer across both leagues. notable pitchers Bob Brown Huck Betts. Race purses cut at Aqueduct as Jamaica club trims purses for summer meet.
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New York
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Paul Waner
Pirates
Foxx
Chuck Elvin
Phillies
Waner
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Chick Hafey
Combs
Don Hurst
Philadelphia
Mel Ott
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Tony Laer
Bar Combs
Gerald Walker
Detroit
Stephenson
Chicago
Klein
Crutz
Moore
Chvaga
Whitney
Fothergill
Gehrig
Averill
Cleveland
Levey
St. Kae
Gehringer
Aare
Ruus Elem
Frisch
Cardinals
Blue
White Sea
Johnson
Tigers
Phillie
Babe Herman
Bruce Campbell
St. Louis
Buddy Myer
Washington
Babe Ruth
Red Worthington
Braves
Bud Averill
Jeaders
Bob Brown
Huck Betts
Boston
Lefty
Vernon Gomes
Lloyd Broan
Hole in One Delights Park Golfers at Brackenridge
H Richards of Copboy at San Marco made a hole in one on the 8th at Brackenridge Park Friday afternoon. Teammates William Kroschel J M Ryan and G B McCausland joined the celebration as Richards secured a nine hole score of 41 after a seven on the ninth.
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San Marco
Gal
Richards
Hale
Brackenridge Park
William Kroschel
J. M. Ryan
G. B. McCausland
Gehrig Hits Four Homers In 20 to 13 Win At Shibe Park
Lou Gehrig belted four consecutive homers as the Yankees outslugged the Philadelphia Athletics 20 to 13 at Shibe Park. The game tied major league marks with seven homers by both teams and 60 total bases on 23 hits.
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Gayle Talbot
A. P
Weller
Lou Gehrig
Babs Rath
Aday Ped
Yankee
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Robert Lowe
Boston Nationals
Ed Delehanty
Gehrig
Yankees
Yanks
Rcord
Jimmy Fors
A's
New York
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Goose” Gosling
Browns
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Wes Perrell
John McGraw
Bill Terry
Boston Braves
Bob Worthington
Braves
Brooklyn
Huck Wilson
Tony Piet
Jakis May
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Frame Heads Fancy Field in Auto Race
DUPRias and Pred are named stars as frames of the Indianapolix race unfold on the TV track. Frames first win, with alice De as a contender. points added toward the 1982 championship by the American Automobile associen. Final prize pool totals 67M poluta with added prizes. Notable entrants include Howdy Wilcox Carey fourth Indianapatin race and Bionbirger in fifth. Twenty seven drivers expected for the race.
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Ihwilate
Inelmlinge
Indianapolix
Fry
Ae Sud
Alice de
Mearnsilly Capress
Leiuy
American Automobile Associen
Giants Without McGraw Stunning to Sport World
New York report notes John McGraw retires after 30 years guiding the Giants. He names Bill Terry as successor amid illness and lingering feuds, saying he will assist Terry as needed. The move ends a era in which McGraw’s leadership defined the club and its style of play.
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New York
Luce
John McGraw
Little Napoleon
Bill Terry
McGraw
Terry
Tilhezka
Bic Graw
Giants
McGrae
Gant
McGraede
McGrew
McGraie
Seth
Tamseltly
Effigiels
Bancroft
Banpy
College jump record falls at Mitwaukee event
The article reports a new jump record of 126 feet by an unnamed university star and credits the Milwaukee meet for notable performances. The University of Wisconsin and Notre Dame placed second and third with 23 and 23.5 points respectively, while Texas dominated the team results.
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Miprite Studium
Jzery
Nelsuntt Publi Diviersity
Theggird
Texas
Netsany
Ralph
Tmeleaity
Marieke
Jonian
University of Wiemen
WIL
University of Notre Dame
City Major League Plays Double Bill at Booster Park
A Sunday afternoon double bill at Booster Park features City Major League teams. The opening hill race precedes the main game at 2 o clock, with Hawke Wilmers and Navasero leading, followed by the afternoon matchups involving the PUty-eighth squad in the current season.
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Booster Park
Eacie Minnie
Yeeas Sho Hawke
Wilmers
Ladkly
Navasero
Carlton Out Cause Secret Resignation Shocks College
Carlton resigns as athletics manager at Texas A and M College amid secret reasons. D W Garrison steps down yesterday. James Bullivan to succeed July 1 1901. No changes announced for other positions or programs.
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College Station
Texas
P Remonn
D. W. Garller
Kines
M- College
Resi
Hlent Fiew
Httie Sons
Carlen Buck
James Bullivan
Guiion
Perkins Becomes Golf Pro in New York Era
Phil Perkins pivots from amateur status to professional golf in New York on June 4 1981. The veteran claims a place among top makers and joins the professional ranks while lingering details reference prior amateur acclaim and upcoming matches. The article notes events around a first post transition game and listed venues with names like Laumbert Beal and the Mexican National Jun. team.
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New York
Hip. Perkins
Georre
von Tim
Run v Business
Perkins
Flores Caddie Champion Again Wins City Match
Frank Flores, a curly headed Mexican youth weighing 115 pounds, won his second straight city caddy championship at Brackenridge perk course. He defeated Charlie Grumbles in 36 holes after a tight 16 holes tied, then pulled away on the back nine to seal a two up victory. Grumbles, Halbert Grumbles Jr., and Tony Esquivel were among other finalists in this rugged tournament.
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Brackenridge
Jack Dempsey
Frank
P. F
Halvert Grumble
Flores
Charlie
Halbert
Grumbles
Steagy
Ang G. Flores
Seriodd
W. A. Williamson
Yeanhy
John Pelery
Tony Esquivel
Luisaine
Tony Zavala
Tane A
Dawson in Dallas For Club Tourney
Johnny Pawson Cuengo, a top amateur golfer, was in Dallas at Dallas Country Club in preparation for the club’s annual tournament next week. He scored a brilliant 91 on the course.
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Dallas
Johnny Pawson
Cuengo
Leday
Wil Meek
Finalists Named in Mississippi Women Golf Meet
Mrs Beyer and Mrs Fitzhugh lead in the women’s Soule golf championship finals at Sark Wallin in Mississippi. Wickaburg and other state champion entrants compete in today’s two practice games and evening matches.
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Mra. Beyer
Fitzhugh
Princesark
Wallin Dryer
Pulsa
Btn Fitzhugh
Wickaburg
Mississipyi
Soule
Charity game tickets drive aids hungry San Antonio youths
Fourteen thousand tickets are out to civic groups and clubs for a Tuesday June 14 charity baseball game at League Park to aid hungry children. John G. Swope, Optimist Club president, expects over half to be sold with free admission for under 18 to accompanied youths. proceeds go to orphans and needy families.
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San Antonio
John G. Swope
Optimist Clad
Sheanh
Swope
Torter Loring
Blisters Fret US Net Star at French Championships
In Auteuil on June 4 the French hard court championships reached the semi finals for men and women. Betty Nut han Fingland falls to Simone Mathieu while Helen Wills Moody retires with blisters and plans to play finals if possible. Cochet defeats Mangin in four sets as Bernard and Mence triumph over Rogers and Perry respectively. Georels de Flefant eliminates Lee as the field narrows toward the title.
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France
Helen Wills Moody
Previcin Krehnickel
Germany
Moody Ebed
Wilwer Allison
Wimbledurt
Henri Gochet
Mangin
Cochet
Marcel Bernard
Lyttleton Rogers
Ireland
Roderick Mence
Fred Perry
England
Georels de Flefant
Italy
Harold G. N. Lee
Rene LaGiste
Connie Mack Sends Players to Minors for Further Seasoning
Philadelphia June 4 1 Manager Connie Mack of the Athletics announced Merritt Sugar Cain and Joe Bowman have been released to the minors on option for further seasoning. Bowman leaves immediately for Portland Oregon to join the Pacific Coast League club. Cain will be sent to Baltimore probably next week. Also note Bikes seeking a game for Sunday afternoon and will face the first team by phone.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Merritt
Suger
James Bikes
Sfhe
Crockett
Greats American Life Team
Skeet Shooters Lead Dun can Field Event Despite Winds
John Dury posted a perfect 25 in skeet at the Duncan Field Skeet Club Priday after noon. Scores included C. Lymen 49x50, A. Rinehold 43x50, Dr Bealy 42x50, Good 38x50, Crile 37x50, Hilgers 37x50, Latimer 95x50, Gand 35x50, Knight 36x50, Pertin 21x60, Morrow 6x50.
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Duncan Field
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BR. A. Rinehold
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BR. 2. Good
W. A. Crile
Q. J. Hilgers
J. C. Baker
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B.C. Gand
A. Knight
W. 5. Pertin
S. Morrow
Mexico to send 50 athletes to the Olympic Games
Mexico City reports Olympic organizer Gen. Ibso Hernaldes announced a 50-member team for San Angeles summer games. The group includes eight track staff, three pentathlon competitors, two swimmers, twelve fencers, four boxers, a track and field team, and a cavalry unit. Ten managers, trainers, and doctors will accompany the delegation.
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Mexico
San Angeles
Ibso Hernaldes
Lala
Stratton Champion If Fans Could Have Way
Walter Stratton, Chicago strong boy, defended world light heavy status against Hughie Nichols of Mexia Texas in a 20 minute 0 second bout. Nichols used a Boston leg split. Stratton countered with heart shots and a reverse double bar lock to win by pin as other locals like Silent Ralian and George Craig also won their bouts.
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Bawrver
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Silent Ralian
Charlie Heard
George Craig
Tulsa Blacksmith
Prinkle
Tiger
Murdock
San Francisco
Haadiacke
Weeleas
Minueas
Jack Domar
Cincinnati
Jack Curtis
San Antonio
Domar
Los Pfeiffer
Fort Worth and Coast Cities Results Amid Narrow Scores
Reports show Fort Worth hosts Dyer Henomonk and Washington faces Bouton while New York hits Zithactonie 11 as teams struggle with delays and scattered scores across the league. Postponements and misread names blur the standings as cities like Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia show mixed results.
Armstrong Stays Tomr Cambridge
Harvard captain Tommy Armstrong will not return to the Red Top crew. He did not train with the squad before final practice on the Charles River and awaits Cambridge authorities’ investigation into his arrest for drunkenness after a loss to Brown and Cornell clubs.
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