Baseball Fraternity Breaks Up Amid Dues Rebellion
In New York May, a large number of baseball players in the two major leagues refuse to pay dues. The national minor leagues' head, Dave Puitz, faces dismissal as delinquents grow. National Association chief Tohai Ferrell delivers the strongest stance, while Fultz remains unrecognized. The once powerful fraternity appears useless as magnates oppose further reforms and a potential strike looms.
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Fraternity, strikes, and control in baseball contracts
A discussion on labor power in baseball, noting how a player strike could allow magnates to declare contracts broken. It explores how fear of disruption affects players like Fultz and Fors, and questions the future of fraternity among players, managers, and leagues amid wartime tensions.
Somers offers Cleveland post to Cr Reads Portland club head
May 21 Portland manager Waller Mer Credie receives telegram from American League president Charles W. Somers offering him the Cleveland club management to succeed Jon Birmingham. Credie delays decision two to three days awaiting his uncle Judge W. W. ateCredie’s attitude and the franchise’s stance. Drew to retire. USC sprinter Howard Drew leaves college for a year to work, likely not competing in Amateur Athletic Union events.
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Beavers Bat Out 10-10 2 Victory Over Tigers
Athletics wrap up a high scoring game with Beavers claiming a 10 to 2 win over the Tigers. Mitchell drove in four runs while Brown and Dearne contributed multi hit days as Beavers match a strong offensive showing with solid pitching. Tigers struggle to capitalize on chances as Trogan’s offense falters late.
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Stanley Johnson Wins The Medal At West Side High
Stanley Johnson, a junior at West Side High, was awarded the Fred C. Richmond medal for being the top all around athlete. Johnson starred in basketball and track, excels in baseball, and led in points at the recent Cummings field meet. He has been praised as one of the best high school athletes in the state.
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School elects captains and prepares football practice plan
Yesterday in Cincinnati Rudine was elected captain of next year’s baseball team Kenneth Barnes named captain of both track and baseball Glan Holt chosen manager for track and baseball Rudine and Barnes reelected Coach Fitzpatrick announced spring football practice will start soon to teach aspirants the game before next fall’s season.
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Buffalo Signs Larry Lord In Federal League Deal
In a news update from Salt Lake City, talks near completion for former Chicago American first baseman Larry Lord to join Buffalo. The signing is expected today with Lord likely traveling to Buffalo to formalize the deal as federal league negotiations wrap up.
Minist r Hughes Accepts Offer for Soldiers Paraphernalia
Ottawa May 21 Minister Hughes commented on a base ball paraphernalia offer for Canadian soldiers in France via President Johnson. Johnson thanked him and acceptance was wired. Phnadans praised the spirit of the gesture. College baseball results mentioned Lafayette Indo Ohio State 2 0 Pordue 5 and Col umbia Missouri 1 Boulder Colorado Agricultural College 4 Colorado University 7.
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Greeks Block Greek Ships From Leaving Paris Harbor
Turks prevent departure of Greek ships as Paris negotiates with the Havay agency from Athens. Charities and authorities report delays and the Greek acolytes complain of intervention. British and French officials urge restraint while tensions rise over the vessels and routes in the region.
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Oakland Beats Angels 4 to 3 in tense late game
The Oakland club defeated the Angels 4 to 3 as Jimmy Johnston powered a key second four-base hit and Ban Fenocisco delivered solid bullpen support. Los Angeles struggled offensively after a two-run second, with Alea McMullen collecting four hits for the Angels.
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Chicago Wins Second Game of Series at Boston
In Boston on May 21 Chicago defeats Boston 7 to 5 in a pitchers' duel. A muff by Connally led to Chicago scoring with two outs in the fourth, Madrigal drew a bases on balls, Connally made a two-base error, and Royten drove in runs with a single. Rain caused postponed games in Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brooklyn St Louis.
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Longest 17 inning tilt tops three games in league action
Chicago outlasts Boston 4?3 in a 17 inning marathon as Faber earns seventh straight decision. Weaver doubled and Quinton was plunked, driving in the go ahead run. Schalk contributes a key hit before Daly delivers the winning run.
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Daily Mail Again Hints at Kitchener Clash in War Policy
Juondot May 21 The Daily Mail questions Lord Kitchener and the war ministry over shell shortages and munitions production. The editorial argues for separating industrial munitions from troop raised and trained, criticizing Kitchener for focus on religious and homefront issues and urging decisive national defense.
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Russian Baltic Fleet Commander Dies in Revel Hospital
Reports from London say Admiral von Essen, commander of the Russian Baltic fleet, died of pneumonia at the Revel naval hospital. The veteran served in the Russo Japanese War and commanded the battleship Be bagional when attacked by Japanese forces in December 1964 off Port Arthur.
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