Athletics Seek First Division Berth With Infield Uncertainty
Philadelphia Athletics manager Connie Mack trims to 23 players as he eyes a first division finish. Key infield questions linger after Eddie Joost at short and Hank Majeski at third, with Pete Suder favored at second. Several rookies and new faces, including Rudy York and Don White, bolster the roster as spring moves ahead.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
York
Connie Mack
Athletics
A’s
Russ Christopher
Cleveland Indians
Mack
Twro
Eddie Joost
Hank Majeski
Joost
Philadelphia
Maieski
Ferris Fain
Pete Suder
Skeeter Webb
Mark Agai
Binks
Webb
Mickey Rutner
Birmingham
William Demars
Asheville
Don White
San Francisco
Lou Brissie
Alex Kellner
White
Elmer Vale
Barney McCosky
Sam Chapman
McCosky
Valo
Chapman
Brissie
Savannah
Paul Marcnihon
Bill
MicCahan
Bob
Christopher
Coleman
Kellner
Buddy Rosar
Mike Guerra
Herman Franks
Elyria Team Wins Bowing Match At Center
Elyria team secured a double victory over Toledo Paris Jewelers at the Bowling Center on Saturday night. Johnny Kessey led individuals with a 216 single game and a 579 series as Elyria claimed a fourth straight win in the special series.
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Elyria Punks
Toledo
Paris Jewelers
Johnny Kessey
I Ts
Elvrians
Thas
Elvria Polak
Eagh
John Bassey
Fiyna
Louis To Sign For Title Bout In New York
New York heavyweight champion Joe Louis, after a Britain tour, arrives aboard the Queen Elizabeth to sign for his June fight with Joe Walcott. Signing will occur at New York State Athletic Commission offices before Louis begins training in Grenloch New Jersey on Thursday.
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New York
UFC
Joe Louis
Great Britain
Joe Walcott
New York State
Grenloch
N. J
Unclear OCR Sports Blurb From Lakewood Elyria Area
Fragmentary report mentions games and locations around Lakewood Elyria and Cleveland. Specific teams, dates, scores, or outcomes are unreadable, with multiple garbled names and events.
Grinders Lead League Race After Sweep at Olympic Rec
Grinders swept Drilling Department to seize first place in the Perry-Fay League with one week left. Don Gurney led with a 619 series while Paul Olah added a 238 single for Acme Gridlevs. Club Team High Super Club posted a 2329 series to top team scoring.
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Grinders
Perry- Fay
Olympic Recreation
Acme
Don Gurney
Paul Olah
Supoer
Olympic
Bowling league titles marked by team and individual scores
Perry Fay League leaders Don Gurney Ruth Henke and Helen Altfeld topped series tallies while Odd Fellows edged Milford River for the Rowing Center C League crown. Plus Construction and Pumps Cup claim half titles, with finishers in the Elyria Eagles and Bendix-Westinghouse circuits also clinching season honors.
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Harry Brown Motors
Ruth Henke
Helen Altfeld
Odd Fellows
Milford River
Elyria Telephone
Rorick Insurance
Hoelder
Bowling Center
Bowlng Center
Jack Ward
Ward
Lew Balas
C. P. C. Crown Plus Construction
Polish Village Cafe
Plas Construction
Zig Sadowski
Pumps Cup
Toga Pumps
Bendix-Westinghouse
Pumps
Bill Beckett
B & B Food Market
Elyria Eagles
Jimmy & Andy Restaurant
Olympic Recreation
Frank Traxler, Jr
General Industries League
Iron Doctor Jock shaped legends with iron discipline
Dear Scot chronicles Jocko, the stern trainer who built winning teams through brutal conditioning and fundamentals. From Scotland to Brooklyn, his reserve hides a fierce drive, coaching 172 wins against 44 losses in 24 seasons, earning respect from players who endured his tough methods.
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U. S
Oscar Fealey
United Press
York
Jock Sutherland
Jed
Jock
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Scotland
Jock Sutherland Buried Tuesday After State Funeral
Pittsburgh mourns Dr. John Bain Sutherland coach of the Steelers dies at 59 from a brain tumor after amnesia in Kentucky. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Calvary Episcopal Church with Pitt varsity lettermen guarding the casket and ex-assistant Johnny Michelson awaiting head coaching news for the Steelers.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Football World Today
John Bain
Jock) Sutherland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Sutherland
Kentucky
Calvary Episcopal Church
University of Pittsburgh
Steeler
Johnny Michelson
Pitt
Steelers
Bandana
Cairo
Jack Sutherland
W. F. Weather
Lincoln Protech and Partners Shine in Early Standings
A vintage standings list shows singles and doubles players with scores and clubs across Akron Syracuse Detroit and Chicago. Notable names include Stanley Thaden Madison Wis Lester Lake St Johns Mich and John Hse Bert Cukoz Cleveland with teams Cavoli Restaurant Cleveland and Peerless Tool Detroit. Historic notes mention a World War I veteran who coached a football team at Camp Greenlief then Lafayette College and Pittsburgh, compiling 111–20–12 across 15 years with Rose Bowl appearances.
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Lincoln Protech
Akron
Onic
Stanley Boots
Syracuse
Stanley Thaden
Madison
Wis
Lester Lake St Johns Mich
Nock Miller
Brewster
William Wilkas
Joe Romanno
Amsterdam
N.Y
Therman Gibtson
George Young
Detroi
Michael Erupa-Bruree Hr
Ohio
Wilbur Herschelman
Lorain
Teams Cavoli Restaurant
Cleveland
Peerless Tool and Bopl Senris
Chicago
Macinnis Brothers
Detroit
Camp Greenlief
Lafayette College
Easton
Pittsburgh
Training Camp Notes Highlight Spring Baseball Moves
United Press notes from Oklahoma City and across Texas report player trials and signings. Mel Ott said no agreement reached with pitcher Newsom after talks. Ralph Hammer boosts Cubs bid with a complete game win over Dallas Rebels. Fort Worth Cats beat St Louis towns, scoring five in the ninth to avoid shutout. Ike Pearson and Howie Judson slated to pitch for Chicago White Sox in Dallas exhibition. Brooklyn Dodgers prepare for final road game with the Orioles.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Bebe Newsom
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Newsom
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Fort Worth
Tex
St Louis
San Antonio
Ted Lyems
Chicago White Sox
Ike Pearson
Philadelphia Phillies
Moundsman
Howie Judsem
Dallas
White Sox
Kirby Higbe
Elmer Simgletom
Pittsburgh
Memph is Tigers fall as Trucks charged with losses
In Detroit the Tigers suffered a 9 to 7 setback as Memphis of the Southern Association beat them. Treks, the Memphis pitcher, was the losing pitcher in the Tigers 18 game stretch, the Tigers only loss in that span.
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Virgil
Fire) Trecks
Detroit
Tigers
Trucks
Bengals
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