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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1946

Page

18

Bobcats Hand Pioneers 19 to 5 in Opening Game

Ohio University Bobcats exploded for 19 runs on 12 hits to defeat the Marietta Pioneers 19 to 5 in an opening 1946 baseball game in Athens. Burdette Jurkovic and Andrish limited Marietta to seven hits while Bobcats benefited from multiple Marietta errors and timely homers by Singerman Turk and Treaseger.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Marietta Phil Hallman Ohio University Bobcats Marietta Pioneers Pioneer Moundsmen Bobcats Pioneers Burdette Jurkovic Andrish Turk Horn Marrietta Rusakowski Weinheimer Palmer Joh Sayre Boshesk Singerman Sayre Don Drumm Baseballers Dokt Jurkovic Jurk Ruskowski King Brady Bill Turk Chuck Horn Brady Chuck Treaseger Peden Madden Bill Lowther Ohio University Parasa Thompson Rf Traeger Cf Ruszkowski Biskup Brooks Freeman Mah Bin E. Payne Safety Moon Ruszkowski Bailey RBI Traeger Blauvelt Vosler Weinhheimer Andrish Jurkovic Offi Burdette Wester Morris and Hanks

Feller to Start for Tribe in Final Spring Test

Richmond, Va. Bob Feller, Cleveland's fireball ace, was slated to pitch against the New York Giants in his last spring test before a Tuesday opener with Chicago. Harry Feldman and Hal Schulacher were set to oppose him as he aims to reach a nine inning spring performance.

Richmond Bob’ Feller Cleveland New York Giants Chicago Harry Feldman Hal Schu Lacher

No Soft Spots in Miami's Grid Shed

Miami University's 1946 football schedule shows a nine game season starting Sept 21 at Purdue, then Dayton, Bowling Green, Xavier, Ohio University, Bradley Tech, Miami (Fla), Western Michigan, and Cincinnati. Paul Sarringhaus named Hamilton's greatest athlete. Bil Glassford named UNH head grid coach. Braves hold Ohio talent tryouts. Ohio High School Football Coaches Association to pick All-Star squads for Toledo game.

Miami Paul Sarringhaus Hamilton Harold Harrison Columbus Miami University Redskins Merlin Ditmer Purdue Lafayette Ind Dayton Bowling Bowling Green Xavier Oxford Ohio University Athens Bradsley Tech University of Miami Fla William L Bil) Glassford Lancaster University of Pittsburgh University of New Hampshire Glassford Lancaster High School Pitt Bill Moeler Hamilton News-Journal Sarringhaus Hamilton High School Braves Ohio Boston Braves Jack McAllister Joe Donnelly Ohio State League Ohio High School Football Coaches Association Cleveland Toledo Associated Press

PIN CHIPS by BACKUP BALL

In McBee league action the Binders edged the Machine Shop while Composing claimed third as Offset and Lee Paquette faltered. Hart Dailey, Roy Graves, C Hawk, D Selby and Harry Swank headline the awards banquet as Calvin and Mills lead in scoring.

McBee Machine Shop Composing Calvin Offset Lee Paquette Hart Dailey Roy Graves C. Hawk D. Selby Harry Swank Country Club Binders Dumasy Dailey Romine al Hilltoppers Nye Chevrolet Gas M Pure Oil Bill Harmon Nyes Glen Byard Texacos McMullein Ernie Horn van Nostrand Carpenter Hall Bridgwater

Fullerton's Roundup: Players on Move and League Clash

All America Conference commissioner Jimmy Crowley warns players of a 48 hour cancellation clause amid offers from the National League. The AA C faces squad cuts as it contemplates player limits, while minor leagues try to absorb overflow. Three Greenvilles in Minor League baseball and a wave of “Doubles” across cities add to the confusion. Happy Chandler hints he will side with players in league disputes, a stance that clashes with Browns and Bruins protests over Vern Stephens and Mickey Owen.

Hugh Fullerton New York Jimmy Crowley All America Football Conference National League South Carolina North Carolina Texas Albany Newark Columbus Jacksonville Wilmington Danville Richmond Miami Springfield Salisbury Sanford Thomasville Happy Chandler Happy Fin Vern Stephens Mickey Owen

Doctors Abandon Hope Of Saving Ex-Champ's Life

Glendale Calif doctors have abandoned hope of saving Vince Dundee life once World Middleweight Champion in 1933 34. Dundee stricken with progressive paralysis four years ago now bedridden with a blocked nerve at base of brain doctors say His wife notes injuries from a 1935 Seattle bout with Freddie Steele led to retirement He fought comeback in 1937 against Billy Conn going the distance without a knockout Born Vincent Lazzaro 42 years ago with brothers Joe ex welterweight champion and Mike a lightweight they used Dundee as ring name

Glendale Calif Vince Dundee Dundee Freddie Steele Seattle Vince Steele Billy Conn Kayoa Lou Brouillard Tedday Yarosz

Ty Cobb Warns Players Against Breaking Contracts

Ty Cobb urges players to honor contracts, recalling turning down a 100000 offer 32 years ago to join a new venture. He cites the Federal League 1914 1915 era and says breaking valid contracts is a serious business despite no opposition to the Mexican League.

San Francisco Ty Cobb Detroit Star Harry Sinclair Newark Jim Gilmore Cobb

Most Managers Would Settle for a Good Third Baseman

Major League managers crave a solid third baseman as the 1946 season nears. Only a few clubs appear set, with Lou Boudreau, Joe McCarthy, and Eddie Dyer’s groups among the few hopefuls. Others struggle to settle on regulars as injuries and service returns shape early lineups.

NEW York Cleveland Lou Boudreau New York Yankees Joe McCarthy St. Louis Cardinals Eddie Dyer Keltner Sailor Boudreau Bob Lemon Don Ross Whitey Kurowski Cardinal Stong Red Jimmy Outlaw Billy Hitchcock Pinky Higgins Higgins

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