Ohio Downs Oberlin for First Win of Season
Ohio University secured its first baseball victory of the season by beating Oberlin 13 to 3 in a two hour thirty five minute game. The Bobcats committed ten errors in the field but hit 15 times, while Marty Londrigan pitched seven innings and Tony Reis finished with six of seven batters struck out in relief.
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Spring Drills In 2nd Week At Logan
LOGAN Spring football practice under Coach Carl F Schroeder shows a stronger line and new talent. Ralston and Dollmatsch return, with Dalton and Snyder challenging for spots. Jones shifts to guard, Geil to end, and several players vie for guard and end roles as McBride Jones and Schmeltzer lead at tackle. Center duties shared by Woodruff and Arnett with backfield candidates Fitzgerald Cole Shriner Nelson Richardson Karshner and others practicing. Fans praise progress.
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Obscure baseball box remark highlights game elements
Incomplete OCR notes show players such as Luebbers Lindrigan and Burnison with limited action entries. It lists passed balls by Harter and two wild pitches by Reed and Rels, with left on bases totals for Ohio and Oberlin at 13 and 9 respectively.
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Halleck Poised to Break Discus Record at Buckeye Meet
The Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan Buckeye Conference track meet in Athens Saturday starts 1 30. Halleck, Buckeye discus and shot put champion, aims to eclipse last year’s 142 feet 113 4 inch discus mark. potential shot put record also hinted.
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Boxing results and a national traffic fatality stat
At Dayton Clarence Rea Burman knocked out Eddie Slake in a South Bend bout. At Plainfield Wild Cat O Connor out pointed Six Round Powell in Carbondale. An annual total of 7 000 fatal accidents occurs in the home of England.
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Chauncey Defeats The Plains In Close League Battle
Chauncey Blue Devils secure their second league win with a 3 Run win over The Plains. Patton and Coley starred on the mound while Simpson blasted a key triple and scored on an error. Border shined at third as Chauncey capitalized on timely hitting and a sixth inning homer by Smith.
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Wrestling Results From Across The Nation
AP reports results from matches in Chicago Washington Camden New Brunswick and Toronto. Notable bouts include Jim McMillen 215 defeating Orville Brown 225 in Chicago and Dean Pe won 230 over Ru Dusek 208 in Toronto.
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Rolls Perfect Score But It’s Blank
Pekin reports Henry Waldon bowled in a factory tournament with a final game guttered for 20 consecutive throws. He started with 50 and followed with 42, ending with a perfect score of zero in the decisive frame.
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Reds 7 Pirates 4
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 4 in a baseball game. Separately the newspaper notes a statistic estimating 12 000 leprosy cases among the 3 000 000 people in the Philippine Islands.
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Great Golf Great Golf
The article discusses keeping the head still during the golf swing while the body remains balanced. It notes various expert views on head position at address and during swing and emphasizes maintaining a fixed plane to avoid altering shoulder axis and swing arc. The writer urges mental engagement while the head stays stationary.
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Thursday's Stars Shine in Major League Games
George Selkirk led the Yankees with a lh hit attack against Washington pitchers including a home run triple and single. Jimmy Foxx hit his first homer of the season with two on against the Athletics. Hank Leiber delivered a ninth inning double to drive in two runs in a 7 6 Giants win over Brooklyn. John Moore homered and added three singles in five at bats for the Phillies. Larry French limited the Cardinals to 10 scattered hits for a Cubs victory over Paul Dean. Kiki Cuyler and Ival Goodman homered in the Reds 7 4 win over the Pirates.
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Four Fishermen Rescued After 11 Days Afloat
Four fishermen drifted in Lake Michigan for eleven days aboard a disabled tug before rescue by the coast guard cutter Macanaba. They were recovering in Frankfort, Michigan, officials said.
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Baseball Mourners Stricken As Openers Reel From Aches
Cronin Bartell and Chapman on hospital list already as season starts. Cronin breaks thumb. Bartell grips. Chapman sidelined by side pain. Red Sox beat Athletics 10 4 while Cubs topple Cardinals. Yankees win 6 5 over Senators. Giants beat Dodgers. Pirates upset by Reds. Phillies edge Bees 7 5. Weather cancels several games. Smokeless powder note ends piece.
Louisville and St Paul Lead American Association
The Louisville Colonels and St Paul Saints lead the league with wins as weather delays paused Kansas City and Minneapolis. Louisville beat Milwaukee 8 to 3 while St Paul edged Columbus 7 to 6. Ed Holley struck out 10 over seven hits as Louisville completed the series 3 games to 1. Larry Rosenthal hit a three run homer after two ninth inning miscues by the Red Birds.
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Fremont Quarantine Lifted After Two Weeks
A quarantine that closed Fremont schools for two weeks and kept children away from theaters churches and public gatherings will be lifted Saturday.
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Appointment of Administrator for Walton Estate in Ohio
Charles Walton of Trimble Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of George W Walton deceased of Athens County Ohio. Dated April 2 1996. M Johnson Probate Judge of Athens County Ohio. 4-10-20tw
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