Frankie Frisch Faces Job Of Leading Fight Against Player Union
Frankie Frisch, famed Pirate manager, faces leading a team in a planned strike by Pirates players against management over union bargaining. The act could force forfeit or postponement of tonight's game with the New York Giants as Frisch weighs fielding options and potential signings while city unions pledge support.
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Truman hints at seizing baseball teams if government takes over
President Truman stated at a press conference that if the government assumed control of Major League Baseball he would ensure the St. Louis Browns and Cardinals remained food teams. He was asked about seizing the Pittsburgh Pirates amid a strike against club officials before a game with the New York Giants. He noted St Louis would have two sure-fire winners, emphasizing Missouri as his home state.
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Baseball Clubdrills and league games set this weekend
Manager Art Sparks of the 1.0.C.F. entry calls two practice sessions on the Weston Automatic diamond at 6 this evening and 1 o'clock tomorrow for the Lange led team. Club Tristam faces General Industries on the McKinley diamond at 6 today, then Clearview Vets meet Tristam Sunday at Ridgeville diamond at 7 15. Members urged to arrive a half hour early. Grace Lutheran team, after beating St Paul Amherst, meets Zion Lutheran next Saturday at McKinley Surittay with a 2 30 start. VFW 1079 vs Callan Corp at Roosevelt at 6 15. Vic Silver Jewelers travel to Amherst to meet Amherst Legion at 8 30 following a 2 39 start for the Sunday program. American Legion Juniors Blue Team workouts at Ely Stadium in preparation for opening games tomorrow and Sunday.
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Kitchin Cards 69 At Spring Valley
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Tribe Pitching Staff At Full Strength Again
New York The Cleveland Indians arrived at Yankee Stadium with a full strength pitching staff but lacked batting punch. Mel Harder and Allie Reynolds ready for action. Law Boudreau lined up four starters for the series. Washington's Sid Hudson held Cleveland to four hits as the Nationals won the series finale. Krakauskas pitched six innings for Cleveland, allowing one run while Black yielded none, but the Tribe offense remained silent.
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St Paul Loses But Takes Over AA Lead
In Columbus St Paul led the American Association, nine percentage points ahead of Indianapolis after Kane County’s two wins over the Indians, 2 to 0 and 6 to 4. Kansas City climbed within a game and a half of first place as Milwaukee beat Toledo and Minneapolis topped Louisville, Columbus defeated St Paul, and Minneapolis beat Lewisville.
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Ruffing Delivers Fourth-Hit Shutout for 269th Win
Aging pitcher Charles Ruffing, aged 42, tossed a four run shutout against the White Sox at Wannkee Stadium. The Yankee veteran limited batters to two hits while earning his 269th major league victory and extending a win streak to four. Managers and fans, including pal Dickey and Toverher, celebrated as Ruffing and the club marked an era with his historic triumph.
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United Press
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Harrison Dillard Leads Expected Assault On All Ohio Meet Records
Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace is expected to shatter multiple all Ohio college track meet marks at the Ohio College Track Meet in Selby Stadium. The postwar field includes top sprinters and hurdlers, with Dillard a strong contender in 100 yard dash and 440 yard events, while rival schools set hopeful records across sprints, hurdles, and jumps.
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Ohio
John G. Dietrich
United Press
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Rene Seal
Ailohio College
Selby Studnin
Baldwin-Wallace
Bob Lythe
Bowling Green
Dullard
Harold (Whitey) Fisher
Miami
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Vets Beat Lorain Ukranian Club 2-1 In Softball Night clash
The Vets of City Softball League top the Lorain Ukrainian Club 2 to 1 at Roosevelt Diamond. Pitcher Harry Murowski delivered a two strikeout, complete game performance, with key hits from Papc and others driving in the decisive runs as the Vets maintain pace atop the standings.
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Roosevelt Diamond
Harry Murowski
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Russ Keehn
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Murowski
Yankees stretch lead with win as Red Sox roll on
The Yankees won their fourth straight and eighth in nine, aided by George Stirnweiss and Dickey to back Kaffing with three runs. John Rigines left early with an arm muscle issue as White Sox fell. Boston beat the Browns 7-0 aided by Doerr and Williams as Brownies’ pitcher Jack Kramer argued with umpire Hal Weafer. Sid Hudson shut out Cleveland for Washington’s 4-1 win, Eisenhower among fans. Frank Secory’s bases-loaded homer in the 12th gave the Cubs a 10-2 Chicago win over the Giants. The Dodgers routed the Pirates 12-8 behind nine runs in the 11th. Philadelphia pounded Cincinnati 7-3 as Willie Mays stole 27 bases. The Braves beat St Louis 9-0 in a power-filled game with three doubles, three triples and two homers.
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Legion Teams Start Play In Class D Loop
Lorain County Class D American Legion Baseball opens with Oberlin vs Elyria Legion Gold at Elgin Stadium and Lorain Gold vs Elyria Blue at Lorain. Elyria Blue, led by Goose Klincenek, features high school players as nucleus and looks strong. Gold Team guided by Hermar Lappin appears unsettled. Elyria Blue and Gold teams also prepare for Elyria Class D league play starting Sunday.
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DiMaggio Angered By Slump In Yankee Batting Cage
Joe DiMaggio vented frustration over a slump after a recent book reveal and poor showing at Yankee Stadium. The 31 year old star grumbled he cannot hit consistently despite trying almost everything, with a 256 average trailing his peak years of 381 and 352, and lagging in key stats like long hits and RBIs.
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United Press
New York
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Giuseppe
Yankees
Keeping Up With The Majors Minors
Yesterday and today wrap of major and minor league results with standings. Notable games include Washington at Cleveland and New York at Chicago while Boston and Detroit schedules vary. Team records, leading players, and upcoming matchups are listed for context.
Club Team Wins To Drop Associates From Tie For Lead
Vic Silver dewerete nosed out Duplex Foundry 6 to 5 in the first game at Oberlin Road Field. In the nightcap Polish Club beat Hahn Associates 8 to 1, dropping Hahn from the league lead and leaving Associates in second place with three wins. Polish Club pulled away behind Paul Fritz four-hit pitching and Zig Sadowski duo strong at the plate. Carl Henke led Polish Club with three hits, and Innes added a triple and two singles. Next game Sunday at 7:30 p.m. features Colson Corp versus WU AWC I O Local 971 and General Industries versus Harshaw Chemical.
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Harshaw Chemical
Protest Dropped at Duplex Foundry Softball Game
The Duplex Foundry protest of Wednesdays softball game with Wo FLW on Oberlin Road field was dropped. D W Trubey, program director for the City Recreation Commission, said the team failed to submit a written protest and pay the two dollar filing fee, so the protest was automatically dropped under league rules.
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Defending Champion Tops Tourney Field
Columbus incumbent champion Allen Rankin led senior golfers into the final round at Sciota Country Club with a 77 yesterday five over par. He was followed by R C Garretson Ashland and Joe Wells of Fast Liverpool tied for fourth. Toledo’s Rob Stranahan posted 44 43 47 amid a crowded leaderboard.
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G. H. Stokes
R. T. Lewis
Marion
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Marvin
W. A. Haines
Fred Stamler
Lima
Red Birds Purchase Ex Major Leaguer
The Columbus Red Birds announced the acquisition of their second new pitcher this week. They purchased Bill Brandt, former Pittsburgh right hander, from Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League. Brandt’s last season before entering the armed forces was 1943, when he won four and pitched fast for the Pirates. In six seasons in organized ball he has always pitched at least 500 innings each season.
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