Sports Notes and Names From A Stimulating Era
A rapid collage of sports figures, teams, and events with mentions of Joe McCarthy Babe Ruth Duke Ellington John Haymond II and Leo storms in a lively, era-spotlighted column. It hints at Penn Relays, baseball trades, and athletic achievements amid regional chatter and club talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCarthy
Penn
Leo
Denver
Chicago
Dick Hanley
Union
Friends
John Haymond II
Yankees Dodgers
McKeever
Bill McKechnie
Udge
Percie Debuts with Tight Hurling as Bobcats Rout Marietta 26 2
Percie pitched five strong innings for Ohio as the Bobcats defeated Marietta 26 to 2 in a seven inning game. Rabbit Rapp led the offense with a home run, two doubles and a single in four at bats. Deacon Diehl added a homer and two extra-base hits, while Don Burnison contributed a double and triple. Schmidt closed with two innings, allowing one run. West Virginia visit looms for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Percie
Marietta
Bobcats
Marietta College
Green
White
Rabbit Rapp
War Club
Deacon Diehl
Don Burnison
Perch
Bill Schmidt
French
Hickel
West Virginia University
Pioneers
Marty Landrigan
Mountaineers
Schmidt
Ohio
Ohio Abrhpoa Wiudet
J. Burnison
Pavia
Evewecevcesees
Burnison
Cameron
Emeos
Vittorella
Diehl
Percic
Pitcreniany
Errora
Gruber
Lassman
Clark
Rapp
D. Burnison
Nelson
Lasaman
McKibben
Davis
Reds Defeat Whites 15 to 0 in Spring Practice
Columbus report notes the Reds, built mainly from Ohio State football regulars of 1934, beat the Whites 15 to 0 in a second regulation spring practice game this season. About 400 spectators attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Reds
Ohio State University
Reds Beat Pirates in Tight Box Score Clash
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh battled 2-1 2 8 1, 4- run hits. Key plays featured Byrd and Myers with three-base hits, Lavagetto and Bottomley driving in runs, and solid pitching by Weaver and Herrmann. Umpires Barr Klein Magerkurth. Time 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brhoa Myersso
L.wrer
Byrd
P.w'er
Riggs
Herman Bott'ley
Vugha
Salves
Frey
Birk'ferp Osborne
aGrace
Brensen
Osborne
Smith
Pittsburgh -Nawseeanen
Lavagetto
Padden
Kampouris
Traynor
Bottomley
Hatey
Grace
Cgoodman
L. Waner
Hermann
Herman
Myers
Kempouris
Kampour
Hollingsworth
Herrmann
Birkofer
Salveson
Hafey
Weaver
Ing
Weever
Barr, Klein and Magerkurth
26 Mile Grind Starts Friday
Boston runners eye a repeat victory in the 26 mile grind from Hopkinton to Boston with Kelley of Arlington seeking back-to-back wins. Former champions Demar Fabre Mellor Debruyn Henigan Pawson head a 21 starter field, while Komonen and Caffrey chase a consecutive title bid. More than a half million spectators expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston A. A
Johnny Kelley
Arlington
Clarence Demar
Keene, N. H
Hopkington
Montreal
Edouard Fabre
Charlie Mellor
Chicago
Kelley
Dave Komonen
Sudbury
Ont
J. J. Caffrey
Hamilton
Demar
Komonen
Paul Debruyn
Jimmy Henigan
Bill
Leslie Pawson
Exhi
Hauser Sparks Miller Win Over St Paul In Narrow Victory
In Chicago up the Minneapolis Millers beat the St Paul club 7 to 6 for their first win of the American Association season. Joe Hauser returned from a shattered kneecap to contribute two singles as Milwaukee followed with a 6 to 1 win over Kansas City and Louisville swept Toledo 5 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Unser Choe
Millers
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Colonels
Dossack
Buchanan
Walsh
Dick Bass
Mike Powers
Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis
Garland Braxton
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Ohio State Prepares Largest Summer Session
The Physical Education Department at Ohio State University announces its largest summer school session. Athletic Director L. W. St. John said the summer quarter runs June 17 to August 30, divided into two terms, with the first term ending July 24. The program offers training for graduates and undergraduates in physical and health education and athletic coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
L. W. St. John
Thursday's Stars in Brief AP Baseball Recap
Paul Dean blanked the Cubs allowing eight hits as the Cardinals beat Chicago. Joe Medwick homered in the same victory. Gerald Walker doubled and singled twice for the Tigers against the White Sox with two RBIs and a steal. Adolph Camilli hit two homers for the Phillies in a win over Brooklyn. Leon Pettit struck out Jim Foxx and Bob Johnson in the ninth to preserve a 65 edge over the Athletics. Jim Bottomley led Reds with three hits and three RBIs against the Pirates. Johnny Bronca shut out the Red Sox with eight hits and five strikeouts for the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paul Dean
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Dean
Cubs
Medwick
Gerald Walker
Tigers
White Sox
Adolph Camilli
Phillies
Johnny Bronca
Yankees
Red Sox
Joe
Ducky) Medwick
St. Louis
Paul
Larry French
Phils
Brooklyn
Dolph Camilli
George Watkins
Senators
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Miami Netsmen Lose Oxford Match
Western State Teachers College of Michigan defeated Miami University in an intercollegiate tennis meet. The Wolverines dominated in all departments as they faced the Miami racqueteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Western State Teachers College of Michigan
Miami University
Birds Box Score Columbus AB RILOA AB.RILOA
Indianapolis defeats Columbus 5 to 3 as Ryba wins in relief while Turner Walsh Page Mooney split mound duties in a rough game with 13 errors and key hits from Bluege Cooney and Bedore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus AB
Riloa AB
Riloa Bluegese
An'm
Cooney,cf
Eppacl
Coteliers
Massetti
Spent
Heath Ib
Padgettur
Bedore
Dekker
Springze
Ogdskio
Turner
Mooneyp
aRiddie
Ryba
Dada Wakhp
Stnham
Clawrie
Totels
Walsh
Page
Indianapolis
Columbus
Bluege
Cooney
Riddle
Ankenmen
Padgett
Gutteridge
Ogrodowski
Mooney
Sherlock
Deiker
Delker
Ruba
Gherlock
Rybe
Kober and Johnston
Kansas Relays Begin Friday at Lawrence Amid Rain and Records
Lawrence Kansas welcomed about a thousand athletes from three colleges for the 13th Kansas Relays. Glenn Cunningham said conditions were favorable despite rain and predicted record breaks with a large field. The decathlon opens Friday with 19 entrants, completing Saturday with preliminaries and final events on a 23-event program starting at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
Cunningham
National American standings and Saturday games
Standings show Detroit five Chicago four Washington six Philadelphia five New York four Boston zero and Cleveland at St Louis in cold weather. Association results list Columbus eight Indianapolis five and Minneapolis seven with St Paul five. Louisville eleven Toledo five and Milwaukee six with Kansas City one. Saturday schedule includes St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York Louisville at Columbia Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Toledo.
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louia
Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louleville
Toledo
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American
Louisville
Columbia
L. Pet
Sencandseniia
Owens to Lead OSU at Drake Relays in Des Moines
Ohio State University's dash star Jesse Owens and 17 OSU trackmen will compete in the 26th Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 26 and 27. Owens will enter the broad jump and anchor OSU sprint teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Kansas
Des Moines
Iowa
Ohio State University
Jesse Owens
OSU
Ohio State
Rosenbloom Dominates Massera In Silent Ten Round Bout
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium Max Rosenbloom used a cautious, slapping style to outpoint Charley Massera in ten dull rounds. The ex light heavyweight champion won a one sided decision as fans left early, disillusioned by the bout’s pace and lack of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fiatie
Cinema City
Charley Massera
Legion Stadium
Maxie Rosenbloom
Pittsburgh
Palm
Delaware Lagged Miami 8 2 in Baseball Thriller
Delaware TM Ohio Wesleyan edged Miami University 8 to 2 after scoring four runs on one hit in the second inning. The win gives Delaware a commanding lead as the final score sealed the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami University
Reds Sharpen Lead With Second Win Over Pirates
Cincinnati Reds rally to a 4 with 14 hits as Jim Bottomley and Sammy Byrd each collect three of a kind. The National League standings shift as the Cubs and Dodgers falter and St Louis tops the Cubs after Paul Dean and Joe Medwick shutout the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Jim Bottomley
Sammy Byrd
Cubs
Dodgers
Cardinals
Phillies
Daffy Blanks
Grove says ready to go any day with arm feeling fine
Edward J. Neil reports on Robert Moses Grove, star pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, asserting no shoulder pain this spring. Grove, upbeat and confident, says he will pitch when needed and expects to throw innings in relief if required, after past arm troubles attributed to tonsil surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
New York
Robert Moses Grove
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Lonaconing
Tony Yawkey
Connie Mack
Probate Notices Hap Athens County Ohio Hearing Suspended
Counts filed in the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio suspend publication and exceptions until May 6 1935 at 9 o clock A M. Names include Alvin Dr Oline Amanda B Weils B H Carboug Jennie Red ford Joseph M Wood Edward P Carpenter Moses Thornton Henry Zenner Agnes K Poley Bank of Athens G B Goodspeed Jacob Garlinger Lauren Engle Barah Copeland Mary Hope George June Julian Cable Gale Sines Otlibert Courtney Ruthie Quinn Mary Senna Ralph Gearlett Lulu Brown Richard Daggett and guardianships for Betty Lemasters Charlies Cable Gale Sines and others. Interested parties may file exceptions by May 1 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate
Athens County
Ohio
Alvin DR. Oline
Amanda B. Weils
B. H. Carbough
Homer Johnson
Moses Thornton
David Roe Zenner
Henry Zenner
Eligabeth Foley McKinley
Agnes K. Poley
Bank of Athens
N.B.A
G. E
Eleanor A. Gifford
Lauren A. Engle
H Marquis
Barah J. Copeland
Mary Walden
Mary EB. Hope
Lester June
George June
Julian Cable
Charlies BR. Cable
Quinton Quinn
Ruthie Quinn
D. A. Sams
Mary Senna
Tonnie Dewees
Ralph L. Gearlett, Jr
A. B. Wells
Lulu Brown
Dertia MH. Daggett
Richard V. Daggett
Sheriff's Sale of Athens County Real Estate in Ohio
In pursuance of an order, Charles Stratton Sheriff will auction two parcels in Alexander Township Athens County Ohio on April 20 at 1 30 PM. First tract is east half of Lot 4 Sections 8 5 14 in Ohio Company's Purchase about 4 acres. Second tract 90 acres with several metes bounds described near Pleasanton Road. Appraised at 1000, minimum bid two thirds. Cash on day of sale. Attorney S K Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Alexander Owit
Alexander
John C. Townsend
Margaret Creek-Chase Road
Charles Stratton
Athens County
Notices of Debts Inventories for Multiple Athens County Estates Hears
The executor and heirs are notified that Schedules of Debts and Inventories and Appraisements have been filed in several estates including Sarah Ann Stevenson Charles L Leird Frances L Gettle Charles R Cable John Harrington Angie Konkoskia Candess Readus Lacey B Wood Dorothy Darsey with hearings suspended for publication and exceptions until the 200% day of April 1935 at oclock A M and will be heard daily until finally disposed of by Probate Judge M Johnson Athens County Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Jorwit
Sarah Ann Stevenson
Charles L. Leird
Frances L. Gettle
Charles R. Cable
John Harrington
Angie Konkoskia
Candes Readus
Lacey B. Wood
Dorothy Darsey
M. Johnson
Athens County
Ohio
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Massera
BisHors
Cincy
Pirates
Redlegs
Hugh
Fullerton
Chuck Dressen
Larry MacPhail
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Tigere
Joe Vance
Lea Tietje
Mickey Cochrane
Edward J. Neil
George W. Rose
Edward FP. Carpenter
Lalu M. Corwin
Alice R. Sines
Gale T. Sines
Olibert Courtney
Betty Lemasters
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