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Thomas F. McGann, Jr. -- Eleanor Carroll, Medford...
Among the lesser known aspirants there is a large group of Sophomores, including Joe Nickerson, Proctor Avon, Tom Broderick, Arnold Bronstein, Charley O'Connor, Bill McGann, and Royall Victor...
There are eight possibilities for the pitching staff, and of these five were in action yesterday. These were John Mahoney '37, Proctor H. Avon '37, William S. Baxter '37, Arnold Bronstein '37 and William T. McGann '37. Two additional possibilities are Richard MacC. Walsh '37, who has not yet reported, and Royall Victory '37, who is out for polo. All the men who pitched yesterday could be criticized either for lack of smoothness or lack of control...
...lineups, in the order of batting, were: FIRST FRESHMAN SECONDS McTernan, cf Freedland, lf Darling, 3b Weeks, 2b Owen, 2b Gannett, 1b Bilodeau, ss Burbank, ss McIntosh, lf Regan, 3b Waters, rf Bellows, cf Carr, 1b Gatto, rf Blackwood, c Kesler, c J. Mahoney, p Bronstein, p Avon, p McGann, p Baxter...
Twenty-five years ago-on July 19, 1902, to be exact-nine men representing New York City and being called the "Giants" were playing baseball against Philadelphia. Most of them had sonorous Irish names-Brodie, Bresnahan, McGinnity, McGann, McGraw. They lost the game, 5 to 3. But the crowd of some 10,000 was not entirely displeased. The new manager and shortstop* of the Giants, John Joseph McGraw, seemed to be a fighter and a leader who knew the difference between first base and home plate. New Yorkers predicted that he would get the Giants out of the "cellar" (last...