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Two Homers Aid in Win Over Phillies
Dodgers slug their way to a 12 5 victory over Philadelphia as Frey Cuccinello and Leads contribute homers. Stengel guides 30 000 crowd to first place in a high scoring game. Cardinals Giants and Pirates win to rise in standings. Red Sox and Indians win. Tigers rally for 7 2 win. Washington beats Philadelphia.
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Leading Batters And Pitchers From League Standings
The standings list J Moore of Philadelphia with a .500 average leader and Vaughan of Pittsburgh at .480. Frey of the Dodgers has 10 runs, with Chiozza and J Moore of Philadelphia and Bartell of the Giants each at 9. Camilli leads with 15 RBIs. Frey, Hartnett, and J Moore with 10 or 6 HRs for Camilli 6. Stolen bases show Myers with 3 and 410 tied with one. Pitching leaders include Clark, Dorringer, Warneke and P Dean at 20 wins. Foxx hits .400 and Batting West 429. Bonura and West lead runs with 9 and 8 respectively.
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J. Moore
Phillies
Vaughan
Pirates
Frey
Dodgers
Chiozza
Bartell
Giants
Camilli
Camim
Bottomley
Reds
Taylor
L. Waner
P. Water
Hartnett
Cubs
Myers
Clark
Derringer
Warneke
P Dean
Cardinals
West
Browns
Foxx
Athletics
Bonura
White Sox
Johnson
Werber
Red Sox
Gehringer
Tigers
Washington
Ferrell and Welch
Hadley
Senators
Jones White Sox
Scots Win Ashland defeat 16 to 0
Wooster college defeated Ashland 16 to 0 in a baseball game here Tuesday to conclude a lopsided contest with the Scots dominating both pitching and hitting throughout the game.
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Ashland
Wooster College
Toledo Upsets Bluffton as Gibbons Dominates Pitching
Toledo defeats Bluffton 13 to 2 behind Pat Gibbons strong pitching, the Rockets' third straight win as Bluffton manages only five hits in the loss.
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Toledo
U. Cops Bluffton
Bluffton College
Pat Gibbons
University of Toledo
Bowling Green Defeats Defiance in Tight Netters Match
Bowling Green State College defeated Defiance College 3 to 2 in a hard fought tennis home contest. Defiance carried the match early with strong serving but BG rallied to win the doubles and clinch the victory on a decisive late point.
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BG Netters
Defiance
Bowling Green
State College
National Rifle and Pistol Matches Move to Camp Perry
More than three thousand riflemen will travel to Camp Perry Ohio for the National Rifle and Pistol Matches this summer. Dates likely start around September 1 and span three weeks with millions of rounds fired and over five dozen trophies awarded. The event, revived after 1931 with new funding, includes junior instruction to long-range thousand yard shooting and the famed President's Match.
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Washington
D. C
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association
National Hatch Board
County Track Stars Chase 16 Records at Athens Meet
Athletes from 11 schools will challenge 16 records at the Athens County High School track meet set for Friday at Ohio University Stadium. The oldest marks include Taylor of Glouster 1922 100 yards in 10.2 and Mondee Nanna 1923 50 yards in 6.3.
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Ohio University
Sta
Johnson
Chauncey-Dover
Ames-Bern
Parsons
Rome
Hollister
Ogg
Eckard
Ames- Bern
McCullough
Zimmerman
Albany
the Plains
Miss Mane \Grim
William Westervelt
Aanee- Bere
Buchtel
Greens Run
Jacksonville-Trimble
the Plaims
Shade
Troy
Waterloo
Box Score: Indians Triumph Over Columbus in Narrow Win
Indianapolis and Columbus clash as Sharp and Ryba lead scoring in a 7 to 6 contest. Hassett drives in four with a home run, while Riddle and Padgett notch key hits. Umpires Johnston and Kober officiate a 2:28 game.
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Indianapolis
Abrhoa Brhoa Ak’mass
Coteliers
Eppe
Hassett
Rheinss
Stoneham
Laurie
Columbus
Ankenman
Epps
Deiker
Ogorodowski
Cotette
Riddle
Sherlock
Winford
Walsh
Sharp
Gallivan
Ryba
Judd
Johnston
Kober
Boxing Knockouts and Decisions From Cleveland and Seattle Card
AP reports from Cleveland show Paul Pirrone defeating Benny Levine by knockout, Henry Pamieri stopping Billy Treeste, and Hiall Fann outpointing Joe Spiegel. Carmen Barth edged Chuck Heffner, while in Seattle Freddie Steel stopped Sammy O'Dell in a bout featuring Akron and Denver fighters.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
Benny Levine
Newark
Henry Pamieri
Billy Treeste
Chicago
Hillard Fann
Joe Spiegel
Uniontown
Carmen Barth
Chuck Heffner
Denver
Seattle
Freddie Steel
Ancome Wash
Sammy O'Dell
Akron de Sdde
Owens Sets 100 Yard Dash Record at 8.4 Seconds
Ohio State sprinter Jesse Owens, nicknamed the ebony antelope, ran 100 yards in 8.4 seconds, reportedly under the world mark for such a run. Coach Larry Snyder said Owens may be two tenths faster and predicted he will be the standout at the Drake Relays in Iowa.
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Columbus
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
Owens
Larry Snyder
Snyder
Iowa
Reds Top Pirates in Cincinnati Slugfest
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati played a high scoring game with Pittsburgh scoring four in the ninth. The Reds tallied eight runs on decisive at bats including a Byrd home run and Thevenow two base hits. Weaver earned the win while Prestes took the loss in a 2:42 affair.
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Traynor
Myers
Suhr
Thevenow
Byrd
Hafey
Bottomley
P. Waner
MacPayden
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Weaver
Freitas
MacFayden
Swift
Brennan
Schott
Elimination wrestling tourney opens at Olympic Auditorium
About fifty contestants answer the call as an elimination tournament titled international championship begins at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. The event runs three shows per week for a month and a half with thirty five thousand dollars in prizes including fifteen thousand to the winner. Joe Savoldi of Notre Dame football fame appears for Italy against Vincent Lopez of Mexico in the Friday opener. Two losses eliminate a contestant from the tourney.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Auditorium
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Italy
Vincent Lopez
Mexico
Standings Show East Coast Rivalries Across Cities
National league results list Chicago at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Detroit at Chicago and St Louis at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. Association matches Columbus at Louisville and Toledo at Indianapolis. St Paul at Minneapolis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
National Club
Heee
Mt. Lags
Steumasocesne
York
Sen
Cincinnaty
Piracuser
Owen
Chica
Merican Club
St Cleveland
Newark
St Louis
Philadelphi
Pet
Columbus Club
Oases
Milwaukee
Kansas
Pittebu H
Pleseipole
Icago
Kansas City
St Paul
Walsh Spiked Out for Month in 1935 A A Pennant Race
Walsh, son of Ed Walsh, left Indianapolis early after a collision with Epps of Columbus fractured his right hand. The Indians rallied to beat Columbus 7 6 in the home opener as Sharp earned the win. Louisville dropped a 5 4 opener to Toledo, with four Colonels errors brightening the misplay. Rain postponed two games and left a four team logjam among Columbus St Paul Minneapolis and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Epps
Walsh
Indians
Red Birds
Sharp
Louisville
Toledo
Colonels
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Peters Leads Ohio State Past Illinois in Baseball Rout
Ronnie Peters of Lawrenceville scattered eight hits as Ohio State defeated Illinois 12 to 6. It marked Illinois first loss of the season.
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Columbus
Ronnie Peters
Lawrenceville
Ohio State
University of Illinois
Illini
Ruth's Polo Grounds Debut Turns Into Artistic Bust
Babe Ruth returns to the Polo Grounds with 50000 cheering fans as a Boston Brave but fails to hit safely, drawing four straight balls from pitchers Fred Fitzsimmons and Al Stout. Ruth cites illness and a leg injury, while Giants celebrate a home opener. Mayor La Guardia and Gov Hoff man attend the ceremony.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Babe
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Fiorello LaGuardia
Governor Hoffman
New Jersey
Jake Ruppert
Braves
Boston
Bambino
Fred Fitzsimmons
al Stout
Pinkey Whitney
Gallia Academy injury? no. football schedule posted
Gallia Academy High School notes its athletic debt of 1681.28 has been paid and reports improvements, including bleachers and field equipment funded from the athletic fund. The next season schedule lists games at Cheshire Mercerville Jackson Middleport Nelsonville Pomeroy Athens Wellaton Pt. Pleasant W Va.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Cheshire
Mercerville
Jackson
Middleport
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Athens
Wellaton
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Tuesday Stars Lead Big League Wins
Mel Ott drove in the winning run with a single in the 1th inning against the Braves. Bill Webber crushed Yankee pitching with a double and two singles. Linus Frey hit a bases loaded homer to help Dodgers beat the Phillies. Bill Swift worked relief to stop the Reds. Heine Manush collected three singles and a double against the Athletics. Paul Dean allowed seven hits in a Cardinals victory over the Cubs. Clint Brown had three hits as the Indians shut out the Browns. Rip Radcliffe delivered four straight singles for the White Sox against the Tigers.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Daffiness Boys
Danny Taylor
Linus Frey
Sam Lesle
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Phillies
Frey
Tony Cuccinello
Dolph Camilli
Johnny Moore
Mc Ott
Pittsburgh
Tony Freitas
Cincinnati Reds
RED
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Chester Morgan
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Sam Jones
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Webber
Red Sox
Yankee
Bill Swift
Pirates
Reds
Heine Manush
Senators
Clint Brown
Browns
Vie- Rip Radcliffe
White Sox
Tigers
Londos and Little Wolf Win Straight Falls in Regional Matches
In Indianapolis Jim Londos of St. Louis weighing 203 defeated Chief Chew ecki of Ardmore Oklahoma weighing 241 by straight falls. In Albany Chief Little Wolf of Colorado weighing 220 defeated Rube Wright of Texas weighing 220 by straight falls.
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Indianapolis
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Chief Chewecki
Ardmore
Okla
Albany
Little Wolf
Colorado
Rube Wright
Texas
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