Bobcats Fall To Miami In Opening Campaign Loss
The Ohio Bobcats lost to Miami 9 to 7 in their season opener. Vern Wolfe gave up four first inning runs, but the Bobcats rallied to tie, yet Miami capitalized on timely hitting. Johnson, Luque comparisons aside, Johnson’s pitching woes continued with an 8-2 loss after three outings.
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Turkere
Bobcat Ledger
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Three-Run Ninth Inning Lifts Oxford Nine To 9-7 Victory
The Oxford outfit rallied with three runs in the ninth to overtake their opponents 9 to 7. Washington county star Paul Dean showcased control with six walks yet limited hits as Columbus Red Birds defeated St Paul in a nine inning series game highlighted by late scoring.
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Johnson Loses Tough One 3-2 to Cubs
In Chicago on April 22 the Reds fall 3-2 to the Cubs as Bob Smith outduels Johnson. Smith, aided by six passes, a wild pitch, and an error, limited Cincinnati to five hits while Mickey Heath miscues in the eighth helped Chicago score twice.
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Larry Benton
Guy Bush
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Mickey Heath
Baseball Box Score for Cincinnati Chicago
Totals show Cincinnati 4 Chicago 8 with key plays including two base hits by F Herman Durocher and Smith Barton Sacrifice Jurges nine innings feature Morrissey Durocher Heath and Grimm. Johnson with three strikeouts Smith with one. Smith wild pitch and 3 5 walks. Time of game 2 08 Umpires Barr and Reardon.
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F. Herman
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Jurges
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Wild
Writ filed against Schmeling in federal suit over auto debt
April 22 report states U R Ar side Chappelaine former boxer filed a writ of attachment for 384.85 against Max Schmeling world heavyweight champion and the Cleveland Boxing Commission in federal court. He charges Edward Casey an associate of Schmeling contracted the debt to buy an automobile.
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U.R
Arside Chappelaine
Max Schmeling
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Edward Casey
Schmeling
Big Five Cracker Jack bats produce mixed results
Babe Ruth went 0 for 5 with three outs and a pair of grounders while Lou Gehrig blasted a homer and had two RBIs and a run. Al Simmons homered and drove in two while Pepper Martin had a single in five at bats. Hack Wilson sat with a sore leg.
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Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Pepper Martin
Athens Country Club Announces Events for Golf Season
Seventy members attended a dinner marking the opening of the golf season at Athens Country Club. Major S M Johnson presided and introduced Mike Heaney and Gene Robinson. The season schedule includes qualifying rounds, tournaments, and club championships from May through September with events against Marietta Jackson Zanesville and regional tournaments.
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Ohio Theater Prize
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Cambridge
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Rotary Kiwanis
Ohio Theater Trophy
John Sprague
Unclear Baseball Scores Show Mixed Inning Outcomes
Fragmented box score shows multiple games with inning by inning runs and pitcher lines. Teams include St Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Washington Minneapolis Toledo with varied final tallies and sidelined details.
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Bill Terry Sets Modern Home Run Pace For Giants
Bill Terry, New York Giants first baseman, homered three times in recent games and leads the majors with five homers in three contests. He sports a .405 average over eight games, pursuing league title winner Freddy Lindstrom while focusing his swing toward pulls to right field. Giants beat Phillies 5 4 as Freddy Fitzsimmons allows six hits and Ed Holley takes the loss. Pirates edge Cardinals 7 6. Braves top Dodgers 6 3. Cubs beat Reds 5 4. Tigers topple Cleveland 5 3. Senators fall to Boston 1 0. Cochrane clears the bases with a ninth inning homer for Philadelphia. Byrd also homers for the Yankees.
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Mastering the Pitch Shot in Golf
The passage explains the pitch shot as highly applauded by spectators and essential for players. It covers stance, weight distribution, ball position, a crisp descending strike, and keeping the right elbow close to the body with an upright swing. Wrist firmness and avoiding overswing are emphasized for control.
Kilonis Topped by Carpenter in Local Wrestling Bout
Ray Carpenter of Lancaster toppled John Kilonis of Greece in 40 minutes on Thursday night in Dayton. Pat McClary Irish heavyweight defeated Sailor Arnold of Norfolk and Turp Grimes. Dayton also saw Ray Holderman of Philadelphia tossed.
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Cleveland Pitcher Craghead Bound for Toledo Mud Hens
Howard Craghead, a young Cleveland Indian pitcher, was set for transfer to the Toledo Mud Hens, announced by club president George A. Tomlinson. The move follows today’s decision and places Craghead in the Mud Hens system.
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Howard Craghead
Toledo Mud Hens
George A. Tomlinson
Curley calls for Italian champ to take Londos title
New York April 22 Henry McLemore reports Curley voices radio appeal for a new wrestling champion an Italian challenger to dethrone Jim Londos amid boastful talk of a shooting match format and Greek and Polish foes cited in his appeal.
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Jim Londos
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Dick Shikat
Hans Steinke
Jonn Pesek
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