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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1930
Page
11
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Ohio University overwhelms Marietta 18 to 1 in baseball opener
Ohio University pitchers cruised past Marietta with 14 bases on balls and wildfielding as the Bobcats routed the Pioneers 18 to 1 at Ohio Field. Weinstock Weinstock Boone Reynolds and Davies controlled the game while Marietta’s trio of starters struggled in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio University
Ohio Field
Pioneers
Don Drumm
Pioneer
Large Crowds Urged for Logan Grade Schools Track Meet
Logan April 16. County superintendent J W Coleman urges large attendance at the grade schools field meet to be held Saturday in Logan. Twenty events for boys and girls bring representatives from every district. eliminations will select district finalists for keen competition as grade schools close Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. W. Coleman
Logan Deserted On Opening Day Of Ball Season
Logan residents missed work as Columbus played the opening game of the American Association schedule drawing attention from Estel Crabtree of Nelsonville and Eugene Trace of Ohio University who are on the Columbus Club roster. Local officials and citizens, including Mayor Fiias J. Bright, Deputy L. F. Hammond and others, attended the event at Neil Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
American Association
Columbus Senators
Neil Park
Estel Crabtree
Nelsonville
Eugene Trace
Ohio University
Columbus Club
Fiias J. Bright
L. F. Hammond
John E. Canty
Joseph
Ea €Ward Schull
A. E. Huls
Fred E. Huls
Gate receipts too small spark boxing tragedy at Coliseum
In St Louis on April 16 Jack De Mave the Holland veteran vanished after claiming his twenty percent share would not cover meals for the week. Otto Von Porat the Norwegian heavyweight prospect fought on as managers urged refunds for disappointed patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Jack de Mave
Otto von Porat
de Mave
von Porat
Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
American Association results include Columbus over St. Paul, Toledo over Minneapolis, Indianapolis over Kansas City, Louisville over Milwaukee, with rain at others. National League tallies Pittsburgh over Cincinnati, Chicago over St Louis and New York over Boston. American League scores show Philadelphia, New York and others, with Cleveland at Chicago postponed by rain. Two games and multiple matchups set for Wednesday across both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
American Association St. Paul
Totedo
Yen
Itsburgh
Boston Haves Eeane von
Tleveland
Memorial Day Derby to Allow Record fortythree Cars
New York April 16 Forty three cars will start in the Memorial Day Derby at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in May under a special AAA ruling. The Indianapolis track allows one car per 8380 feet but the larger two man cars and track size led to the higher field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis
Cuba defaulted in Davis Cup tennis tourney
Mexico City report that the Cuban Lawn Tennis Association will default from the first round of Davis Cup play. Roberto Estrada of the Mexican Association announced the withdrawal. Mexico will now face the winner of the United States versus Canada in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.R
Mexico
Cuban Lawn Tennis Association
Roberto Estrada
Cuba
United States
Opening Day Lineups Show Wide Roster Changes Across Leagues
On opening day at the Polo Grounds 45 000 fans watched Eddie Marshal debut for the New York Giants. Veteran stars Eddie Roush Wallie Roett er George Lister and others took seats while rookies Johnny Neun and Bill Sweeney earned new roles. Several longtime players faced shifts or minor leaguering as injuries illnesses and competition reshaped lineups across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.A
Polo Grounds
Eddie Marshal
Baserman
New York Giants
Marshall
Andy Cohen
Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Eddie Roush
Indiana
Wallie Roetter
St. Loui
George Lister
Boston Braves
Johnny Neun
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Clarence Blair
Cubs
Bart Sheely
Norman McMillan
Bob Meusel
Harry Heilmann
Cincinnati Reds
Lloyd Waner
Piet Traynor
Ernest Orsatti
Cards
Pinkey Whitney
Phillies
Phil Todt
Boston Red Sox
Bill Sweeney
Sparky Adams
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Andy High
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Davis
Phils
Ohta Beats Marietta On 18-14 Inning Tale
Ohta edged Marietta 18 to 14 in a high scoring game. Koterba War shower Root Davies doubled. Burke and Koterba tripled. errors and walks shaped the late innings. Moody Young Trace Boone and Reynolds pitched for the respective teams with multiple hits and base runners throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinstock
Mioterba
Roond Schreiber
Y Boone
Partle
Kalkosch
Brown
Warshower
Boone
Bobcats
Ohioatters
Mr.oone
Reyolds
Burke
Brink
Young
Koerba
Feld
Root
Kalkch
Maple
Ore Kalklosch
Koterba
Reynolds
Marietta
Schreiber
Kalklosch
Betta
Onackson
Gazdia
Davies
Scoreackson
Moody
Ohio
Race
Uny
West Virginia
Soterba
Wild
Farren
Riggs
Denk
Mosdy
Trace
Beveridge
Tennis Star Helen Wills Moody Plans Art Focus in New Phase
In New York, famous tennis ace Helen Wills Moody shifts from sport to art after a Grand Central galleries show. She sold twenty of twenty nine sketches of tennis figures and said art may become her main career while tennis remains a sideline. She noted her husband Frederick Moody quit tennis but plays squash and plans a California coast voyage as she eyes Europe for painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Poker Face
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Grand Central Art Galleries
Art
Frederick Moody
California
Europe
Four Clubs to Stay on Road During Month
The International League opens its 46th season with games in four Southern cities. Toronto Montreal Buffalo and Rochester will remain on the road for three weeks to dodge bad weather. The circuit signs stronger clubs and the 1930 race looks close. Nick Allen is the only new manager, starting at Jersey City after winning pennants in two other leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International League
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Nick Allen
Jersey City
Brown takes decision in Morgan tilt
In Toledo last night Panama bantam Al Brown won on the judges decision in the seventh round of a 16 round bout with Kayo Morgan of Toledo. Referee Ollie Picard stopped the fight as Morgan was clearly outclassed after early rounds. Pee Wee Wilson beat Bobby Allen in another bantam bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
al Brown
Panama
Kayo Morgan
Ruth Doubles for Only Hit on First Day
Philadelphia April 16 Babe Ruth baseball's highest paid player did little toward earning his 80000 salary in yesterday's opening game. The Babe had a double in four times up with a line drive out and a foul ball and a score on an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Babe Ruth
Babe
Ioning
Haas
Fox
Miller
Athletics and Cubs Pound Ball Hard for First Wins
The World Champion Philadelphia Athletics won 6 3 against the New York Yankees as Connie Mack urged a fast start in April. Chicago Cubs opened the NL season with 8 0 win over the St Louis Cardinals and other early actions included Lester Sweetland beating Letty Clark in a 1 0 Phillies win over the Brooklyn Robins and a 8 3 Giants win over the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Yankees
al Simmons
Lester Sweetland
Letty Clark
Phillies
Brooklyn Robina
Fred Leach
Eddie
New York Giants
Braves
Carnera Faces Inquiry Over Oakland Victory Controversy
Primo Carnera's post bout appearance drew crowds in San Francisco while California Athletic Commission continued investigations into his win over Leon Chevalier in Oakland. Commissioner Traung collects testimony including Bob Perry's towel incident and Chevalier's threat claim. Frank Churchill, Carnera's western representative, testified he did not speak with Perry between rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.R
Primo Carnera
California
Athletic Commission
Leon Chevalier
Oakland
Charles Traung
Carnera
Chevalier
Bob Perry
Chavaller
Perry
Kaye
Traung
Frank Churchill
Churchill
Chevaliers
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Joe Cronin
Goaslin
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