Marietta Hosts Ohio Bobcats In West Road Test
Don Peden’s team travels to Marietta to face the Pioneers for a midweek game as the Bobcats aim to end a home slump and sharpen offense before a Saturday showdown with Marshall. Shadel Saunders seeks redemption for last year’s ninth inning hiccup, while Toby Frecka may debut as a pitcher in place of field duties.
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Hank Corradina
Shadel Saunders
Bobcat
Don Peden
Shadel
Marshall
Don
Thundering Herd
Shades
Peden
The
Toby Frecka
Wesleyan
Baseball at the Start of the Season Faces Mixed Fortunes
Early season action shows standout pitching and hitting yet uneven results across teams. Tommy's one-hit efforts spark talk while others like Bridges and Blachelder deliver solid outings. Reds, Browns, and White Sox receive praise for limiting opponents as the season unfolds.
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Tom
St. Louis Browns
Tommy
Braves
Gomez
Ted Lyons
Bill Pipgras
Milt Gaston
Ed Brandt
Heine Meiner Earnshaw
Standings and Scheduled Games In Early Baseball Action
Standings show Columbus 7, Kansas City 2. Toledo 6, Milwaukee 5. Indianapolis 3, 5 Paul 2. Minneapolis at Louisville rained. National Philadelphia 6, Boston 5. New York 4, Brooklyn 0. Chicago at Cincinnati rained. American Chicago 5, Cleveland 4. Washington 11, New York 10. Detroit 4, St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 16, Boston 10.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapoulis
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Minneapolis
Louisville
National Palladelphia
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Cnavescusce
Cleveland Wenenséence
Birds Wind Up Stay at Home With Triumph
In Columbus on April 25 the Red Birds finished their first home stand with a 7 2 victory over Kansas City. Manager Ray Blades moved Nick Cullop to first base and outfield, altered the batting order, and his decisions paid off with solid pitching by Lefty Heise and a strong team performance.
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Lefty Heise
Red Birds
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Ray Blades
Nick Cullop
Nate Cronin
Tarlol
Grigsby
M.woone
Bchino
Oee O Kelly
Monahan
Treadaway
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Connolly
Wooweee
Gabler
Clay
Euil Columbus
Anderson
Whitehead
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Couscous
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Pecersenens Aronewers
Brenzer
Naresky
Helse
Cullop
Sehino
Kelly
Riggs
Cgabler
Clay, 1 In 1 Losing pitcher—Gabler
Giants acquire pitcher George Uhle from Tigers
New York Giants buy veteran right hander George Uhle from Detroit Tigers. The waiver price of seven dollars is reported as the deal. Uhle has spent ten seasons with Cleveland prior to this transfer.
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U.P
New York Giants
George Uhle
Detroit Tigers
Giants
Uhie
Cleveland
Bobcats Open Track Season Against Miami at Oxford
Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati wins boost the Bobcats as they prepare for a Friday meet with Miami at Oxford. Coach William Herbert plans a bus trip, with likely runners including Dudley, Rowland, Lee, Angell and others, while Dupler remains sidelined with a bad leg. Miami leads the Buckeye Conference and aims to extend its dominance against Ohio.
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Bank
Newcombe
Bernard Newcombe
Westervelt
Brown
Workman
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Bobcat
University
Huntington
Marshall
Great Northern pike described as voracious fighter
The article extols the Great Northern pike as a vigorous, voracious freshwater predator. It notes its fierce jaw, sharp teeth, large 30 pound potential, and appetite for worms, minnows, bass, frogs, crawfish, mice, and even kin. It explains habitat in rivers, lakes, weed beds, sunken logs, and boulders, with aggressive feeding behavior.
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Mig
County Field Meet Entries Due Thursday Night
Athens County high schools must submit entries for the 13th annual field meet to the superintendent of schools by Thursday night. Ray Hart, supervisor of physical education, announced the deadline at Ohio University Stadium as the Athens County Athletic Association prepares the event.
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Athens County Athletic Association
Ohio University Stadium
Ray Hart
Hart
Athens County Meet Brings 12 Schools and Grade Contest
Twelve schools including Albany Ames Bern Buchie Carbondale Greens Run Hollister Jacksonville Trimble The Plains Rome Shade Troy and Waterloo Rome compete in a large upcoming county meet. Rome led by Bill Ogg the previous year aims to repeat with wins in 220 440 and high jump while Jacksonville Trimble seeks a strong bid. A first time grade school meet will precede the main events with a separate set of dashes relays and throws.
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the Plains
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Shade
Troy
Waterloo
Bill Ogg
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Stewart
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Twilight Loop At University Plans Evening Baseball League
About 125 Ohio University men have signed to join a twilight baseball league to start next week. Six teams will be formed from four fraternities in each of groups A to D and two independent teams. Games will be four nights weekly on varsity and freshman fields with one game per field each night.
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Delta Tau Delta
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Association Scores St Paul versus Indianapolis and Milwaukee
St Paul and Indianapolis battled to a 8 inning score line with late runs while Milwaukee also posted runs against two other pitchers. Harriss Fenner Bolen Turner and Riddle led St Paul offensive output. Hillin Presswell White Young Twogood Lee Pearson and Asby starred for Milwaukee in a tight game.
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