Ohio Wesleyan Downs Bobcats 11 to 2 in Conference Opener
Ohio University opened Buckeye Conference play with an 11 to 2 loss to Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware. Wesleyan dominated on both offense and defense, limiting Ohio to four hits while Hal Gruber and Bill Jurkovic homered for the Bobcats. Wes- leyan built a lead with two runs in the second, extended it with a big eighth inning, and Ohio's defense struggled throughout. The Bobcats face Oberlin and Muskingum in upcoming home tilts this week.
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Rifle Club Affiliate With National Body
Members of the Athens Rifle and Pistol Club approved joining the National Rifle Association at the annual meeting. The affiliation will allow competition in National matches at Camp Perry and other events. The War Department will issue a charter enabling limited Army equipment funding. A four man team is expected to compete on equal terms, with noted shooters Blaine R. Goldsberry, Charles Woodworth, Claude Westfall and J B E Jacoby highlighted. Membership rose to 18 with four new members. The Margaret's Creek range was leased again for 25 to 200 yard shooting. Officers elected: Gordon K. Bush president, Claude Westfall vice president, Fred Woodruff secretary-treasurer, Frank Foster range officer.
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Fight Results From AP Packed Card Across Cities
In Philadelphia Leroy Haines knocked out Natie Brown. In New York Pedro Montanes knocked out Los Jalios. Milwaukee saw George Black stop Frankie Misko. St Louis's Ine Glenouly outpointed Ray Sharkey. Providence featured Lou Ambers knocking out Buster Brown. Quincy Cap Harding outpointed Karl Lautensinger. Chicago reporter Bob Pastor stopped Art Sykes. These regional bouts list fighters, weights, outcomes, and venues.
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Speedway Turns and Record Pace in 1930s Indy Race
Indiana press recalls Leon Duray’s 1928 lap at 124.018 mph at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The 1934–era account notes new course safety, rebuilt turns resembling future highways, and Bill Cummings believing he can exceed previous speeds. The May 30, 1934, 500-mile race context frames these speed ambitions.
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Baseball as safeguard and energy valve, Ford Frick says
National League president Ford Frick told a Columbus dinner that the United States need not fear socialism while surplus energy is spent on baseball. He spoke to about 300 at a Columbus Red Birds event, with managers Burt Shotton and Gabby Street attending with players.
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Wednesday's Heroes Rise To Big League Wins
Frankie Frisch hit a homer with Terry Moore aboard to lift the Cubs 3-2. Harry Gumbert pitched a four hit game to give the Giants a 5-3 victory over the Dodgers. Wally Berger hit his first homer of the year and drove in two in a 12-4 win over the Phillies. Pirates won 7-6 on late singles and Waner’s seventh inning homer with Jensen on base against the Reds. Hal Trosky’s homer sparked a rally in a 14-7 Indians win over the Tigers, while Campbell added four hits. Monte Stratton excelled in relief for the White Sox in a 14-7 win over the Browns. Buddy Myer singled in the seventh to spark the Senators from behind for a ...
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Bishops Bring Strong Track Team for Ohio Meet
Wesleyan faces Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan in the Buckeye Conference opener at Ohio University Stadium. Star performers Harmon and Becker headline Wesleyan contenders in jumps and sprints with Carothers and Finan set for multiple throwing events. High school duals Marietta versus Chillicothe also on the Saturday card.
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Haynes Brown Knocks Out Natie Brown in Two Rounds
Leroy Haynes Kaynes Brown delivered a decisive knockout over Natie Brown in under two rounds at the arena before 5 000 fans. The former Cal guard had previously stopped Primo Carnera in three rounds, asserting a claim to a shot at Joe Louis.
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