Bobcat Baseball Team Tours South Before Return to Athens
Mitch's Musings recounts a 1 600 mile southern trek by 21 Bobcat players ending in Athens where the team, after varied routes including Clemson Knoxville and Cincinnati, shows marked improvement. Goose Gander Ralph Frey Jack Haynes and Johnny Maiden pitched well with Maiden shaky at Clemson.
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Southland
Bobcat
Athens
Home, Sweet Home
Hendersonville
N. C
Clemson College
S. C
Cincinnati
Queen City
Norris Dam
Knoxville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bobcats
Bearcats
Goose Gander
Ralph Frey
Jack Haynes
Johnny Maiden
Clemson
Max Schmeling fights in United States near a million
The text notes Schmeling has fought fourteen times in the United States, likely earning close to a million dollars. It also covers various baseball game reports, player injuries, and team performance, including Bobcats lineup changes and travel conditions, with mentions of Ray Faranni, Monk Montgomery, Eddie Wierby, and Erskine College.
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Max Schmeling
United States
Rube Marquard
Frey Pitches 4-Hit Ball For Bobcats
Ohio University Bobcats beat Cincinnati Bearcats 4 to 0 on 4 hit pitching by Ralph Frey. Frey allowed only four singles as Ohio finished a 4 3 road trip with four wins and three losses. Peewee Peer led with three singles and Ernie Harrilla doubled for Ohio.
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Freddie Greiner
Bobcat
Eddie Wierby
Ralph Doubter
Monk Montgomery
Ray Faronni
Baumholtz
Coen
Kish
Cincinnati
Bobcats
Clemson
Ray Faranni
Ernie Harrilla
Goose Gander
Erskine College
Timmerman
Erskine
South Carolina Nine
Gamecocks
Georgia
South Carolina
Ohio
Furman
Frey
Ralph Frey
Ohio University
Bearcats
Peewee Peer
Wierby
PURE
Binian
Kocher
FORGE
Robertson
Indiere
Coffey
Powell
Alexander
Bishop
Meyers
McClaren
Richter
Enknes
Havrilla
Montgomery
Eden
Peer
Jucker
Jones
Harrilla
Kish-Havrilla
Peer-Wierby-Havrilla
Major League Shakeups in 1940s Pennant Race
George Kirkley surveys the Cubs Pirates Giants and Reds in a reshaped 1940 outlook. Hartnett reshuffles Chicago with Mesner Gleeson Lillard while Leiber Mancuso join a pitching staff led by Hartnett. Pittsburgh fields Heintzelman and Mueller with Traynor pushing discipline. Giants rebuild power with Salvo Bonura and Jurges, while Reds add Werber Wilson Bordagaray as McKechnie seeks surprise success.
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George Kirkley
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Bartell
Galan
Hartnett
Yankees
Phil Cavarretta
Steve Mesner
Jimmy Gleeson
Hank Leiber
Gus Mancuso
Ray Harrell
Cardinals
Gene Lillard
Los Angeles
Gleeson
Mesner
Lillard
Herman
Hack
Leiber
Lee
Bryant
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Traynor
Ray Mueller
al Todd
Kent Heintzelman
Mueller
Berres
Suhr
Young
Vaughan
Handley
Rizzo
Terry
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Bill Werber
Athletics
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Frenchy Bordagaray
Lombardi
Hershberger
Wilson
McCormick
Frey
Myers
Werber
Berger
Craft
Goodman
Gamble
Bongy
Gene Thompson
Columbia
S. C
Speed
Hustle
Baseball Results From Cincinnati to Birmingham Feature Scoring Summary
Baseball results show multiple games with team labels and inning runs. Notable lines include Cincinnati 3 and Boston 4 with pitchers Vander Meer Grissom Weaver Lombardi Hershberger Bagby Wade Rich and Peacock. New York 5 Cleveland 9 with Salvo Coffman Dan ning Zuber Drake Milnar Pytlak.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Vander Meer
Grissom
Weaver
Lombardi
Hershberger
Bagby
Wade
Rich
Peacock
New York
Cleveland
Salvo
Coffman
Danning
Zuber
Drake
Milnar
Pytlak
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bauers
Sewell
Berres
Lyons
Herring
Bensa
Brooklyn
Pearson
Haley
Rosar
Evans
Phelps
Wash
Pezzullo
McFayden
Andrews
Deshong
Masterson
Ferrell
Guiliani
St. Louis
van Atta
Muncrief
Johnson
Cletus Poffenberger Bids Farewell To Tigers For Dodgers
A humorous profile notes Cletus Ellwood Poffenberger, named 24 years ago, moves from the Detroit Tigers to the Brooklyn Dodgers. It highlights his long struggle with discipline, his appetite, and a promised reform by Dodger manager Leo Durocher, including colorful anecdotes about the player’s past.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Cletus Ellwood Poffenberger
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Toledo
Detroit
Cletus
Brooklyn
Poffenberger
Leo Durocher
Durocher
St. Louis Gashouse Gang
Bobcats Seek Experience Over Outcome in Clemson Games
The Bobcats valued work and experience from the Clemson games over the results, finding that the effort in play was the primary benefit, with outcomes secondary. Newberry and Erskine competed similarly in the context discussed.
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Clemson
Newberry
Erskine
Bobcats
Cleveland Stars To Roll In Big Bowling Championship Night
The American Bowling Congress title event drew the largest crowd as Bill Hess Rosenblum Clothes league faced Cleveland’s top threat. Bert Weltens led the Alamo Recreation crew with Gene Galiardi joining from Mt. Vernon New York. Monarch Beers from Chicago Classic League opened strong but faltered late, finishing fourth with a 3008 total after a 972 and 1069 first rounds and a 961 closing.
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Cleveland
Bill Hess
Rosenblum
Bert Weltens
Alamo Recreation
Texas
Gene Galiardi
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Monarch Beers
Teams announced for title matches at Ohio rifle event
The Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association revealed the squads for the league champion matches to be held Saturday and Sunday. William E. Kelly of Akron, small bore director, announced at least 25 teams vie for the Ohio National Guard Trophy. The top 20 will shoot a telegraph match with California. Ohio previously won in 1937 and lost in 1938.
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Columbus
Ohio Rifle & Pistol Association
William E. Kelly
Akron
Ohio National Guard
California
Ohio
South Dakota Mines Lead Nation in 1938 Gold Output
Interior Department figures show South Dakota produced about 20.89 million dollars in gold and silver from lode and placer mines in 1938, placing the Black Hills state as the second largest gold producer in the United States. The report notes regional mining strengths and broader world mining lore, including cultural snippets about kissing and sniffing practices among various peoples.
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Denver
Colo
South Dakota
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Black Hills
Union
Lefty Grove to Pitch for Bosox in Exhibition
In Petersburg Virginia the Boston Red Sox lineup includes Lefty Grove against the Cincinnati Reds today. Harry Wolfe of Cincinnati’s Durham farm club starts for the Reds. Boston won 4-3 in 10 innings yesterday with Jimmy Foxx’s homer.
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Petersburg
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Wolfe
Cincinnati
Durham
Reds
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Vander Meer
Greenville
S. C
Cletus Elwood
Boots) Poffenberger
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Red Evans
Brooklyn
Yanks
Partridges Flourish in Minnesota Upland Game
Chukar partridges may replace pheasants as Minnesota’s popular upland game bird. State game officials report the Asiatic mountain native, planted experimentally in several counties, is adapting well to the state.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
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Journey’s End
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The
Athens Messenger
13Th St
Washington, D. C
By Mitch
Ohio State
O. U
U.P
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Brooklyn Dodger
Robert J. Hyland
LaMaster
Mancuso
Cavarretta
Marty
French
Dean
Root
Page
Russell
Harrell
Kimball
Epperly
Higbe
Reynolds
Brubaker
Bell
Manush
Heintzelman
L. Waner
P. Waner
Mace Brown
NEW York Giants
Bill Terry
Bonura
Whitehead
Ilsues
Jurges
Myatt
O'Dea
Demaree
Manuel Salvo
San Diego
J. Moore
Leeds
Ott
Gumbert
Hubbell
Melton
Schumacher
Castleman
Lehrman
Brown
Wittig
McCarthy
Glossop
Ripple
Joe Moore
Cletus Poffenberger
Bill Lee
Samoa
Bosox
FT. Smith
Ark
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Charlotte
Boston Bees
Washington Senators
Senators
Bees
Savannah
Jimmie Deshong
Walter Masterson
Johnson City
Tenn
Upp
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Asheville
Stu Martin
Crab Orchard
Mace
Rational Diststers Products Corporation
New Yort
Messenger Insurance
Eugene Brown
Murray City
Messenger All
Mr. Brown
Coolumbus Mutual Life Insurance Impany
Ohio National Bank
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
P. P
R. F
Vern G. Rogers
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