Ball writers shape how baseball players are seen
New York Journal columnist Bill Corum argues sports writers corner players between praise and pillory. He cites the St. Louis Cardinals Tampa incident and says writers create heroes and drive fan interest while demanding tact in a era of personal journalism.
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Dark-Horse Cincy Outfit Here Friday
Ohio University baseball returns to Buckeye Conference play with a Friday home game against Cincinnati and a Saturday test versus Miami. The Bearcats look to rebirth their lineup with Brooks and Trechter back in a weakened infield and Shively handling backstop duties. pitching may feature Reis against Cincinnati and Harrilla or Burazio vs Miami as Peden aims to continue recent Bobcat gains.
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Plains Defeat Glouster 1 to 0 In Close Baseball Contest
The Plains baseball team won 1 0 against Glouster in a well played game. Reeves pitched for The Plains allowing three hits and nine strikeouts while Zimmer held Plains to two hits. The Plains meet Hemlock in a non league contest Friday here.
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Tiny Parker Umpire Talks on a Rainy Day
Henry McLemore visits Tiny Parker at the Lincoln Hotel to learn how an umpire spends a rain day. Parker explains umpires avoid crowds, alcohol, and hotel mixing with players, and how they handle on field confrontations while maintaining integrity.
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Rain Postpones National Games Amid Weather Delays
National league results show all games postponed due to rain. St. Louis beat Chicago 15 to 10 in the American Association with other matchups left unplayed. Friday schedule features Boston at New York and Chicago at St. Louis among nine contests.
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Star Trackers Assembled for Drake Relays
Des Moines Iowa expects a star studded Drake Relays with 2000 athletes from Indiana Michigan Princeton Dartmouth Texas Washington State and others. Alton Terry Hardin Simmons leads javelin hopes while Harold Osborn 1922 high jump mark and Tom Warne Northwestern pole vault target falls. A mile and a half meet may yield a world record as Archie San Romani Ray Sears Rideout twins Lochner and Whittaker race against top teams Ohio State Rice Wisconsin Drake Notre Dame and others.
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Bishops Dayton Battle For Buckeye Conference Third
Ohio Wesleyan and University of Dayton face off in Dayton to decide third place in the Buckeye Conference baseball standings. Wesleyan is even in two games, Dayton has one win in three starts, with seven Buckeye games on tap this weekend.
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Trade Rumors Shuffle Reds and Cardinals in Opening Series
Rumors of a deal between Cincinnati and St. Louis swirl as Pepper Martin could move to the Reds for Lew Riggs and cash. Cardinals GM Branch Rickey hinted at possible exchanges, while Reds manager Charley Dressen weighs Riggs as a star with multiple suitors. Paul Derringer and Silas Johnson were set to duel today.
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Lou Brouillard Is Suspended For Life By IBU
Lou Brouillard of Worcester Massachusetts and his manager Johnny Buckley of Boston were suspended for life by a special committee of the International Boxing Union after a 15 round bout with Marcel Thil. The IBU based the ban on referee A Falony’s report alleging a low blow by Brouillard and Brouillard’s and Buckley’s objections after the fight.
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Notice of Probate Sale in Glouster Ohio Estate
P H McKinley as administrator of Jacob Nagle deceased files in Athens County Probate Court a petition to sell Lots 204 and 205 in William Bowkleys First Addition to Sedalia Glouster to pay debts and estate charges. Stella Kinker Frieda Mullencamp Thelma Koker named defendants must answer by May 8 1937. Attorneys Jones Jones Erskine announce.
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Hornsby Slugs Ball In Comeback Bid At 40
Hornsby, set to turn 41, opened his 23rd major league season with the Browns at second base and belted a 480 foot homer among three hits in a 15 10 win over the White Sox. He aims for 86 more hits to reach 3 000, a threshold reached by Cobbs Speaker Wagner and others. Browns totaled 22 hits as Kennedy faltered in the fifth and Rigney tired, while Clift Knickerbocker and Hemsley led the Brownie hitters.
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Forest Timber Blaze Triggers Massive Slide Near Gloucester
In New South Wales a 100000 ton timber hillside collapse followed controlled felling. Foresters had thinned trees for weeks, then the upper section was dynamited to release the timber. No further details on damage or casualties are listed.
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