Peden undecided on lineup as Gilvary or Wolfe get call
In York April 15 report notes Don Peden undecided on Ohio University's baseball lineup for the opening game at Ohio Field. Gilvary and Wolfe battle for mound duties while Lew Vittorella and Roy Pfleger are among key infield choices. Game slated for 2 p.m. with seven veterans from last season and Vic Bartell vying for a regular outfield post.
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Mitch's Musings on Reds Pitching and Batting Slate
Mitch notes Crabby Crabtree's .417 batting in three games with five hits in 12 trips. Reds add George Grantham and Ernie Lombardi but both miss a week with injuries. Wally Gilbert hits .308 and Joe Morrissey fills in at second. High, Herman, and Manion share .308 plus, while pitching stays solid with four hurlers in three games.
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Ohio State Names Miller Backfield Coach At Reduced Salary
Don Miller, longtime backfield mentor and former Notre Dame star, accepted a contract with Ohio State totaling a reduced salary to remain on the coaching staff. Miller, a Cleveland attorney, has coached the Buckeyes backfield for three years amid rumors of his resignation.
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Buckeyes Open 1932 Baseball Season at Home
Ohio State begins the 1932 season against Otterbein College in Columbus after postponements caused by rain and cold weather. The opener marks the return to play following two delayed contests with Columbus Red Birds and Ohio Wesleyan.
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White Sox start strong and may challenge for division
The White Sox have begun the season with auspicious play and will bear watching as they pursue a first division berth. If they keep this form, a cellar finish this year is unlikely, and their early efforts suggest a notable campaign ahead.
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Baseball Scoreline Recap From Evening Games
In a set of late afternoon baseball results, Toledo edged Louisville 6 4 in a six inning finish, while Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 4 7 and the other tied scorelines show the day’s varying outcomes. Elliott Munns Fenner Snyder McKain Shea Moore contributed on the Louisville side with key plays. Hensick Miller Griffin Berry Cooney Angley were notable for the other teams.
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Boxing results from Paterson and Fargo bouts
At Paterson New Jersey Frankis Petrolle of Schenectady defeated Mickey Bliss of Garfield by 143 to 146 percent while Sid Lampe of Baltimore beat Ernie Ratner of Newark 128 to 132 percent. At Fargo Britt Gorman of Minneapolis outpointed Vale Felgano of Des Moines and Tommy Pruitt of Santa Barbara defeated Kuhlow of Detroit in a Negro heavyweight bout.
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Baseball matchups listed for a busy schedule
Chicago at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati headline a dense week of MLB pairings. Other notes show Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, and more games involving St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville.
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Open stance benefits for iron shots and potential slice risk
The open stance promotes an upright swing suited to lofted shots with long carry and makes the international alice easier to execute. It reduces backswing length aiding precise iron play but can encourage a slice by swinging across the ball. Pivoting is less free in the open stance.
Reds Trim Cubs in 11 Inning Opener
The Columbus Red Birds fell 11 innings to the Kansas City Blues 8 to 7 in the season opener. Sheriff Blake pitched for Columbus as the Blues erased an early deficit, Marquardt and Phillips driving key runs, withSwanson homering for Kansas City and Swanson, Phillips, and Marquardt among the top hitters.
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Walter Hitcher to debut as Reds face Cubs in final series game
Walter Hitcher, a Peoria recruit, was slated to debut for the Redlegs against the Cubs with Warneke on the mound. Ernie Lombardi suffered a splintered bone in his index finger, likely sidelining him for about 10 days, so Clyde Manion would handle catching duties. Red Lucas pitched in his first year game, yielding a 5-3 Reds win after a strong first inning and four extra-base hits, a walk, and a productive hit by an RBI man.
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Rowland May Be Shelved for Ciney Meet in Buckeye Varsity Track
Ohio State prepares for a road outdoor meet with Cincinnati in Cincinnati. Rowland may be held out after a Tuesday sprain. Bernard Sadosky steps in if needed. A 19 man squad including Siemen, Sadysky, Brown, Workman, Holden and Taylor travels for events starting 2:30 pm Saturday. Cincinnati is strong in hurdles and sprints while Ohio State looks to field solid marks in the field events led by Workman, Brown, and Kepler.
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Cubs Rally Fails as Reds Dominate Early Lead
The game opened with Douthit fanned chasing a jinxed start. Gilbert connected for a double and Babe Herman hammered a triple to plate the third run. Heath added a RBI triple, Morrissey walked, Heath scored, and Durocher was forced. Clyde Manion sent Durocher home with a two bagger as Reds eased into a comfortable win.
Braves Rout Dodgers as Carey Predicts Victory
April 18 report from Ebbetts Field notes the Brooklyn Dodgers were swept by the Boston Braves, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split decisions. Wally Gilbert and Babe Herman supplied offense for Cincinnati. Paul Waner drove in the winning run for Pittsburgh. Red Sox, Indians, and White Sox games were rained out or frozen.
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