Bobcats Split Series With West Virginia In Two Games
Ohio University Bobcats out hit West Virginia 17 to 13 and split a two game set in Morgantown. Friday WVU edged OSU 4 to 3 as powerful late rally fell short. Saturday Koterba led Ohio with a five at bat day including a triple and home run in a 7 to 5 Bobcat win.
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Inter-Glass Track Meet planned at Logan School
Logan School schedules an all inter-class track meet for Saturday April 10 at the senior high school. Students may participate regardless of high school team status as spring football finishes and track work begins. Track manager Wellington Seigler oversees preparations. Hutchinson leads weight events with several top sprinters vying for spots.
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Central Tigers Win Softball Championship
The Central Tigers won the city grade school softball title by beating Putnam Bears 36 10 13 and East Side Bulldogs 23 to 6 on Saturday at Putnam School playground under supervisor Jack Rhoades. Key players included Kircher, Cotry, Corbin, Bennett, and Hen.
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Major league ball teams open final exhibitions
Major league clubs began final exhibition games in home cities as fans anticipate the 1929 season. Giants face Senators in New York. Yankees meet Robins at Ebbets Field. Red Sox and Braves open in Boston. Phillies and Athletics in Philadelphia. Browns, Tigers, Indians, and Cubs and White Sox also schedule tuneups. The season outlook centers on New York and Chicago race dynamics and early pennant hopes.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds Open Season With Victory Over Jackson
Nelsonville Greyhounds defeat Jackson High School 10 to 0 at Nelsonville Ball Park to start the season. Harrows pitched well as Hartley led with a triple and a single while Bartlett contributed an RBI and strong fielding. Box score details appear incomplete but indicate a dominant Nelsonville performance in early season action.
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Cardinals Trim Browns Before Huge Crowd
In St Louis at Sportsmans Park 12 000 fans watched the Cardinals beat the Browns 7 to 3 in the first major league exhibition. Chick Hafey hit a four run homer off Alvin Crowder and Heinie Manush also homered off Jenn Haines. Frank Irrisch doubled and scored on Jim Bottomley’s eighth inning single to seal the win with Dick Coffman pitching.
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Young Wins First Shoot at Club Range
Don Young won the Athens Rifle and life range match with 135 hits out of 200. Way took second with 183 total, while Woogerd was third close behind. The event included detailed tallies by stance and shooter, noting Standing Sitting Kneeling and Prone totals.
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Baseball Nines Open Spring Amid Changing Rosters
Opening day approaches as eight major league clubs begin play with many veterans missing. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker sit out for first times in years while rising youngsters take their places. Ruth and Hornsby loom as key questions for Yankees and Cubs as pennant races unfold. Ruth belts a first inning homer at Wrigley Field in Brooklyn.
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Gopher Nine Opens on Ohio Field Monday
Ohio University hosts Minnesota in a spring debut as the Bobcats seek a steady start after losses to Ohio State and a split with West Virginia. Minnesota travels from Minneapolis to Athens for a seven game trip ending with Ohio State, while Ohio looks to boost home attendance and showcase its strongest early roster.
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