Huggins Plans Clean House for Yankees Roster
New York manager Miller Huggins signals a major shakeup by replacing veteran stars with younger players. He hints Waite Hoyt Everett Aaron Ward Sam Jones and High Pipp are among those to be strongly considered while noting no man on the squad is safe beyond implied limits.
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Everett Aaron Ward
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Gehrig
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Father of 17 Dies After Stroke in Col.
Col. June 10, 194? A.P. reported the death of Webb, who headed a family of 17 children, 16 of whom are sons. Several sons served in World War I, marking a notable military family in the community.
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National College Classic Track Meet At Stagg Field
The National College classic at Stagg Field June 12 and 13 will feature about 40 colleges from east to west. Notable entrants include Southern California with Bud Houser and Dye, California with Hampton and the Dodsons, Stanford with Glenn Hartranft, Penn State and Holy Cross, plus Michigan Wisconsin Ohio State Missouri and Nebraska among others. The meet is seen as the highlight of collegiate track and field with several stars retiring after this event.
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Connie Mack Players Arrested After Boxing Park Brawl
Four Philadelphia Athletics players Ed Rommel Cy Perkins Ira Thomas and Mickey Cochrane were arrested after a brawl with the Goodeman brothers at the Athletics park. Authorities released the players after they failed to appear in court as warrants were issued by Arthur Goodeman.
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Liceman
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Rain postpones Johnny Dundee Sid Teris bout at New Coney
New York report notes rain delayed the 15 round bout between Johnny Dundee and Sid Teris at the New Coney stadium until Friday night.
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Golden Jubilee Shows Giants Power In Chicago
A high wind helped Meusel, verry and Southworth of New York and Gonzales of Chicago to homer during the Golden Jubilee in Chicago. Ty Cobb added two doubles and a homer as the Athletics beat Detroit in the ninth. Gabby Hartnett struggles with a 14 game HR streak end. Jims White and Tom Foley attended the ceremonies with NL President Keydler and Commissioner Landis taking part.
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Aurora
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al Spink
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Detroit
Giants Rally Past Cubs as McGraw Misses Game
New York Giants surge to a 9 to 7 victory over the Cubs with homer by Meusel Terry and Southworth as manager McGraw, ill since May, watches from the grandstand. Giants remain over five games ahead in the National League. Cardinals beat Brooklyn 5 to 1. Reds top Phillies 3 to 1. Braves edge Pirates 7 to 4 in 11 innings. Athletics take over first in the American League with a 4 to 3 win over Detroit.
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Southworth
Jack Scott
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Dazzy Vance
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Reds
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McNulty
Thoss Sporting Goods to Face Leakesville in Five Game Series
Thoss Sporting Goods travels to Leakesville for the second game of a five game set. The team, bolstered by pitcher Bill Coniff, aims to upset the hosts after a strong practice period. Thoss players assemble at the store at 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Golden Meadow Manufacturing Company
Manager J Frank Baker Resigns From Easton Club
Easton Maryland J Frank Baker resigns as manager of the Easton club in the Eastern Shore League citing lack of control by directors. In Paxris a bantamweight contest sees Young Kid Francis defeat Charles Ledoux in a 12 round bout. In Diana Pole Indiana Frankie Chi awards a points victory over Gevies Badgett in a welterweight bout. In Birmingham Alabama W B Mel of
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America
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Ala
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Standings Update From Various Leagues Across Regions
Baseball scores and standings from American and minor leagues list results: Nashville over Atlanta 12 7. St. Louis 5 Brooklyn 1. New York 9 Boston 7 in 10 innings. Cleveland 3 Boston 2. Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3. Milwaukee 4 Toledo 10. and others. Regional games in Cotton States South Atlantic Texas League International League and Tri State League noted with multiple matchups and rain delays.
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Quatrian Bruised Out of Belmont Stakes
Quatrain Bruised, winner of the Louisiana Derby and favored in the Kentucky Derby, has been declared out of the Belmont Stakes field of $50,000 due to a bruised heel. Flying Ebony is the victor in that Derby.
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Flying Ebony
Acosta Welzer to Pitch Twin Bill Today
Acosta and Welzer are slated to start for the Chucks in a doubleheader postponed by rain. Cy Warmouth and Johnny Brikhart, lefties, may also pitch for the Chuks as conditions improve.
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Twilight Leaders Meet Bankers Today in Local League
The G M N baseball team faces First National Bank at Lyons Park in a Commercial League game. Tigrettes trail leaders by a few points while Bankers aim to snap their winless stretch. Merchants Bank beat McGowan Lyons 4 2 with Cunningham collecting a double and a triple.
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Burgett
Trapshooting title settled in Southern zone event
Miami Florida lost only one target out of 200 in the amateur class championships. Slattery of Buffalo defeated Johnny Gill of York Pennsylvania after a ten round bout for the decision.
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