First-year player managers reshape world series trend
The 1930s style of bench pilots may fade as Bill Terry of the Giants and Joe Cronin of the Senators showcase player managers leading teams. Terry drives a dramatic NL title for New York while Cronin steers Washington to an AL crown, signaling a shift toward on-field leadership over coaching staff.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
New York
Bill Terry
Joe Cronin
Memphis
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Joe
Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Cronin
Washington
Senators
Charley Sham
Chicago Cubs
Bucky Harris
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St. Louis
Marty McManus
Boston
Lou Fonseca
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Tom Clark
Eft
Frank Snyder
Clark Griffith
West Palm Beach Youth Attends Sunday School 12 Years
Randolph Pinder, 15, has not missed a class since enrolling at age three at West Palm Beach Florida Sunday School.
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Randolph Pinder
West Palm Beach, Fla
Baseball leaders of 1918 season dominate NL and AL lists
National League top hitters include Klein Phillies batting 372 and 219 hits with 28 homers while Ott Giants leads in RBIs with 100. American League leaders feature Foxx Athletics batting 352 and 154 RBIs, Manush Senators with 214 hits, and Grove Athletics 24 7 pitching. Tobacco growers of Wilson county North Carolina report best quality of leaf since 1916.
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Phillies
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Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
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Medwick
Vaughan
Pirates
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Berger
Braves
Frisch
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Senators
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Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Burns
Browns
Cronin
Combs
Averill
Inedians
Home Kune—Foxx
Ruth and
Chapman
Walker
Grove
van Atta
Wilson County
Caroline
Coach Semler Has 29 On Grid Squad
Four more candidates joined Coach Eddie Semler's football squad yesterday afternoon bringing the count to twenty nine. The late arrivals are described as weighing in strongly and Semler plans a thorough evaluation before any further cuts. On Saturday the squad will compete on their own to prove their mettle under fire.
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Eddie Semler
Semler
Woodland Way Volley Scores Dramatic Ninth Grade Match
The Reds of the ninth grade volleyball league defeated the Blacks on Woodland Way courts. Kalbflesh and Snyder starred for the winners as the 8-4 team fell 14 to 7. Shook and Hopkins boosted the score while Mills and Snyder led the attack in a 16 to 4 win.
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Blacks
Woodland Way
Kalbflesh
Snyder
Shook
Hopkins
Mills
Pitt Grid Team Showing Class
Pittsburgh reports Coach Jock Sutherland delaying lineup decisions for Pitt’s opening game versus Western and Johns Hopkins Presidents. He emphasizes an offensive 1933 squad with wide open plays. Quarterbacks directed to stay aggressive as backfield drills continue.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Jock. Sutherland
Major Loop Standings and Upcoming Games
New York visits Philadelphia and Washington at New York. Philadelphia hosts Neatun while Washington travels to New York for tomorrow games. Only eater event appears in schedule with unclear details.
Football drills and lineup shifts at local practice
Gamea Vomerrew Ne games scheduled hours on pas plays. Tzzy Weinstock and Cheese On der are drilled 30 minutes daily on kicking after touchdowns. Howdle O'Dell and Mike Nick sick race for left halfback while Mike Sebastian battles Dick Matemasic for right halfback in a tense competition.
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Tzzy Weinstock
Cheese Onder
Howdle O'Dell
Mike Nick‘sick
Mike Sebastian
Dick Matesic
Hancock Takes First Game of Series from Wildcats
Hancock with Les Hinkle on the mound edged the Williamsport Wildcats 6 to 0 before about 1800 fans at the city stadium. Hinkle struck out 13 and held the Cats to four errors while exploiting a fifth inning error to spark three late runs. St. Clair pitched well for Williamsport until a miscue in the fifth opened the door for Hancock.
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Williamsport Wildcats
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Waynesboro to Host Penn Avenue in Cumberland Valley League Play
Cumberland Valley Athletic League action opens this weekend with Waynesboro hosting Penn Avenue of Cumberland. Handley High Wil Winchester faces McKinley Tech of Washington. Allegany of Cumberland hosts Viz at home while Hagerstown High travels to Gettysburg.
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Penn Avenue of
Cumberland
Handley High of
Winchester
McKinley Tech
Washington
Allegany of Cumberland
Hagerstown High
Gettysburg
Allegany
Upstaters
Ferndale
Phillies Rally Past Dodgers To End Home Season
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 after trailing 2 to 1 in the ninth inning. Dick Bartell led off with a single but was cut down at the plate as Chuck Klein doubled. Don Hurst and Wes Schulmerich added key hits to complete the comeback.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Jim Elliott
Linus Frey
Dan Taylor
Hack Wilson
Joe Shaute
Elliott
Dick Bartell
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Wes Schulmerich
Shaute
Mungo
Outen
Lopez
Todd
Goose Goslin Looms for Nationals in Third World Series
Washington fans up in their seats as Goose Goslin, a key National League regular, prepared for his third World Series with the Nationals. Cronin relies on his veteran center field and batting order presence after a career marked by highs in 1928 and steady improvement this season.
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Washington
Griffith Stadium
Goslin
Nationals
Cronin
Gooze
Braves Key in Four Double Plays and First Run Against Giants
Billy Urbanski helped the Braves by turning four double plays and scoring the first run after a single. Jim Elliott and Don Hurst contributed, with Phil Lies leading the attack from the Dodgers with three singles on six hits.
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Billy Urbanski
Braves
Giants
Jim Elliott
Don Hurst
Phillies
Dodgers
Cantwell Surges With Giants In Final Run
Ben Cantwell, once traded from Boston to the Giants, posts a 20 strikeout game and records his first strong season surge. The right-hander lifts New York’s hopes as the Giants push for the pennant with late-season wins and a chance to pass St Louis, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn in the standings.
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New York
Gian
Boston Braves
Catatan
Rine
Cantwell
Giants
Siete
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy
Dean
St. Lou
Tates
Boston
Whitney
St. Louis
Cardinals
Phillies
Dodgers
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