Miami Golfers Defeat Bobcats 17 to 10 on Wet Course
Miami University's shotmakers toppled Ohio U 17 10 in a rain softened match at the Country Club. Ed Kocinski led Ohio with a par 72 while Miami’s Art Stone and Len Reid won both match play and best ball, shaping a six man team format and setting the stage for next matches against Xavier and Ohio Wesleyan.
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Miami University
Ohio U
Ed Kocinski
Marlowe
Ohio
Bruggner
Wirtz
Ohio scholastic stars to meet Kentucky in June clinic
Ohio high school basketball stars are invited to a June 25 clinic at Western Kentucky Teachers College in Bowling Green to face a Kentucky selection. The event aims to showcase Ohio talent to Kentucky coaches and potentially influence college recruitment, with Indiana and Kentucky squads also involved in a related prelude.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Western Kentucky Teachers College Clinic
Bowling Green
Ohio U
Western Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
University of Louisville
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Lexington
Adolph
Shelby Linville
Middletown
Bob Paget
Salem
Glen Hursey
Glenford
Paul Walker
Indiana
Nelsonville Eagles Dominate Logan Mingos in Exhibition
The Nelsonville Eagles pounded Logan Mingos 16 to 6 in a Sunday exhibition at Logan. Pitching trio James, Fick, and Jones each went three innings while Winigman hit three and Sam Jenkins slugged a ninth inning homer. The Eagles next meet the Glouster Miners at 2:30 p.m. with a practice set Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville Eagles
Logan Mingos
Nelsonville
Logan
Eagles
Bob Fick
James
Edgar Jones
Jones
Winigman
Sam Jenkins
Glouster Miners
Ward Phillips
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Mowery
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Parma
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Hngwingn
Sliwciue
Keating
Jenkins
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Thenien
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Cope
Newman
Bryan
Heine
RBI
Patton
Champ
Ray
Finn
Stewart
Hr—Jenkins
Sb— Mowery
Sac
Fick
Leonard
Oliver
Brooker
Boxing results report from Houston and Miami bouts
In Houston Joe Maxim of Cleveland won a ten round decision over Whitney Berlier of New Orleans. In Miami Gene Smith of Youngstown outpointed Irish Johnny Kilroy of Jacksonville over eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Joe Maxim
Cleveland
Whitney Berlier
New Orleans
Miami
Fla
Gene Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Johnny Kilroy
Jacksonville
Ohio U Rallies Past Quantico Marines 6 3 In Rain Issue
In a rain delayed game Ohio University comes from behind to defeat Quantico Marines 6 to 3. Timely two base hits by Jim Shreffler and Ken Weiss, plus three Quantico errors in the eighth, key the four run rally. McDowell started strong for Quantico but mishandled a grounder opening the eighth, leading to the come from behind win for Ohio.
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Jim Shreffler
Ken Weiss
Quantico Marines
Ohio University
Service
Marines
Douglas McDowell
Bobcats
McDowell
Red Volk
King Brady
Mike Pitt
Shreffler
Ohio
Weiss
Bob Meadows
Poling
Bob Johnson
Brady
Gruca
Bobby Mills
Bill Brooks
Quantico
Ralph Russo
Bobcat
Meadows
Pete Larghey
Douglas Standley
Russo
Jonson
Portigehy
Sontiae
Leary
Standley
Grace
Spohler
Neidringhaus
Gants
Rerhoa Escroay
Alent Omnis
Hushes
Weentembans Oh
Ohio U
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Johnson
Larghey
RBI
Brooks
Sayre
Pitt
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Gruen
Volk
So—Mcdowell
Motsch
Hart
Otterbein Tops Heidelberg as Miami Beats Cincinnati
Otterbein wins 3 1 and Miami defeats Cincinnati 14 5. Muskingum at Denison game cancelled due to rain.
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Otterbein
Heidelberg
Miami
Cincinnati
Muskingum
Denison
Athens pitcher throws no hit no run perfect game
Tommy Oldfield of Athens High dominated Logan Chiefs with a seven inning no hitter no runs while Athens totaled 17 runs on 16 hits in the SOCon rout. Oldfield struck out 18 with one walk in the performance on the Chauncey diamond.
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Tommy Oldfield
Athens High
Logan Chiefs
Chauncey Diamond
Athens Redhead
Cubs and Browns Rise From Early Season Slump
The Cubs and Browns, long seen as cellar dwellers, started strong with three game winning streaks. Brown 9 Detroit 8 and Cubs 7 Cincinnati 2 boosted both teams into second in their leagues. Giants beat Phillies 7 1 as Janfson, Simmons dominate. Yankees top Athletics 4 2 with Berra driving in two. Rain postponed Cleveland at Chicago Boston at Washington and St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Browns
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Charlie Grimm
Ohio University Women Rifle Team Tops ROTC by One Point
The Ohio University women’s rifle team defeated the ROTC squad by a single point 483 to 484 in a new format that included individual matchups. A three way tie for high score occurred among Canfield Hudson and Porter with 99s, while five scores counted for teamwork.
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Ohio University
ROTC
Canfield and Hudson
Gals
Porter
Hudson
Canfield
Wisenberger
Kranz
Doe
Hanna
Klein
Suttle
Grau
Brumter
Satava
Lehman and Engel
Gottlieb
Dial
Marburger
Rain Halts Gallipolis Pomeroy Baseball Game
The Southeastern Ohio Conference game between Gallipolis and Pomeroy was called after two innings due to rain. Athletic Director Charles Gibbs said it will likely be rescheduled during the week of May 10, noting the field was first playable this season after floods.
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Pomeroy
Bulldogs blast Logans as Tolson and Tolson lead scoring
Oldfield battery mate Tolson and Tom Ashton pace a 17 run bid as the Bulldogs build a big early lead and cruise past Logans 17 to 9. Tolson belts two doubles and Ashton adds a triple while Cunningham, Cun ningham, Rafferty, and Mowery contribute in the rout. Athens meets Wellston next.
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Lancaster
Bulldogs
Rafferty
Danny Tolson
Oldfield
Tom Ashton
Ted Cunningham
Tolson
Ashton
Roger Allen
Logans
Tucker
Cunningham
Athens
Wellston
Logan
Mowery
Ohio Valley Association second round games set Thursday
Ohio Valley Association second round games are scheduled for Thursday. Racine visits Gallians, Pomeroy hosts Hartford, Bees play Leon, with Gallipolis teams and West Virginia clubs aiming for early wins after rough openers. Racine beat Bees 4-3 in an exciting late comeback. Hartford crushed Leon 8-0. Gallians host Racine in the late matchup.
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Ww. L. Pet. Rct Settee Las
Oh. Nena
Leon
Racine
Gallians
Pomeroy
Hartford
Bees
Ohio Valley Association
Gallipolis
The
West Virginia
Whirl
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League Brooklyn 26 over Boston 3 in nine innings. Philadelphia 13 over New York 7. Chicago 12 over Cincinnati 2. St Louis vs Pittsburgh postponed by rain. American League New York 11 over Philadelphia 5. Detroit 8 over St Louis 9 in 11 innings. Boston at Washington postponed. Cleveland at Chicago postponed. American Association St Paul 9 over Columbus 6. Milwaukee 5 over Toledo 10. Kansas City 6 over Minneapolis 9. Louisville 5 over Minneapolis 9.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Cincinnati Caneen
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St Louis Seem
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Brooklyn
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Heusser
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Lamanno
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Rosar
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Newhouser
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Swift
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Gerheauser
Wilson
Zoldak
Widmar
Partee
American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Baseball Matchups Across The League Today
Baseball card lists today games with matchups including New York at Brooklyn Taylor vs Peat, Philadelphia at Boston Donnelly vs Spahn, Chicago at Cincinnati Schmitz vs Vander Meer, St Louis at Pittsburgh Munger vs Ostermueller, Cleveland at Chicago Lemon vs Haynes, Detroit at St Louis Trucks vs Fannin, Boston at Philadelphia Harris vs McCahan, Washington at New York Wynn vs Shea, plus Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Kansas City Columbus at St Paul and Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Brooklyn
Peat
Taylor
Philadelphia
Boston
Donnelly
Spahn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Schmitz
Vander Meer
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Munger
Ostermueller
Cleveland
Lemon
Haynes
Detroit
Trucks
Fannin
Harris
McCahan
Washington
Wynn
Shea
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
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Home Owned and Operated
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Remington Arms Co., Inc
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Athens National Bank
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