Cubs Edge Phillies Amid Busy Day at Queen City Park
Players and fans packed the stands as Cubs and Phillies battled through a busy day. Larry and Cuyler contributed timely hits while Babe Herman struggled, and Red Square bleachers housed a radio-filled crowd. Changes to the field and park layout were noted as Crosley directed updates.
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Notre Dame USC Football Pact Arising From Foundation Clash
The Carnegie Foundation sought to end the Notre Dame and USC annual football series amid a speech by Rev Father Mulcaire former Notre Dame athletics official now at Columbia University in Portland. The contract had been renewed to run through 1937 before charges of commercialism surfaced.
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Nats Edge Sox In Slugfest At Park With Errors
Washington jumps to a 6 1 0 lead while Boston plates five, as Solters Kuhel and Walters contribute two errors each and Jurges shines in the Cubs connection, with late defensive plays including a spark from Comoro sky and Koenig at second.
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Baseball Scores Across Cities Highlight League Standings
A series of baseball results show Chicago tied 6 with Cincinnati, St. Louis 7 over Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 8 over Boston 7, New York 6 over Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 5 over St. Louis 2, Detroit and Chicago 38 split, Washington 6 over Boston 5 in 11 innings, Philadelphia 6 over New York 5. In the Association Louisville 8 beat Columbus 5, Indianapolis 11 over Toledo 6, St. Paul 1 over Kansas City 0, Milwaukee 10 over Minneapolis 5.
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Major League Season Opens With Bats Dominating
Opening day signs point to higher attendance and a power heavy season. Giants beat Phillies 6 to 1 as the National League stars slugged home runs. Dodgers topped Braves 8 to 7. Cardinals crushed Pirates 7 to 1. American League teams also showed offense with several upset wins and strong hitters leading the way.
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Hubbell Dominates as Mets Win in New York
In a makeup game Philadelphia managed one run on two hits while New York exploded for six runs on nine hits. Hubbell pitched effectively, with the Mets scoring in the third and eighth innings, while Philadelphia left a run in the seventh.
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Birds Fall In Opener To Louisville 8-5
Columbus opens the 1934 baseball season before 12039 fans as Louisville defeats the Birds 8 to 5. Phil Weinert, a former Birds pitcher, shines in relief while Ed Greer debuts for the Birds and allows several hits. Louisville builds seven runs over the middle innings to clinch the win.
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Denison Muskingum Kenyon to clash in Granville track meet
Denison University Muskingum College and Kenyon College will compete in a triangular track and field meet in Granville on Saturday. The event was first listed as a Denison Muskingum dual meet with Denison the defending Ohio Conference champion.
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Louisville beats Columbus as 34,000 attend AA opener
In Columbus, Louisville opened the 1934 season by defeating Columbus 8 to 5 after a late Columbus rally. St Paul edged Kansas City 1 to 0, Ray Phelps the winning pitcher. Earl Webb hit a fifth inning homer for Milwaukee in a 10 to 5 win over Minneapolis. Indianapolis toppled Toledo 11 to 6. Attendance reached about 34,000 across four games with 12,000 at Columbus.
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Seven Errors in Field Doomed Ohio in 11 Innings
Ragged defense by Ohio University Bobcats led Marshall College to an 8 7 victory in 10 innings. Ohio made seven errors, offsetting a 12 9 edge in hits, with key plays from Galabow Bartel and Wills sparking Marshall’s late surge.
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Wrestling results from New York and San Francisco clashes
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