Peden Talks IT Formation to Athens Kiwanis
Don Peden Ohio University football coach outlined the IT formation and seven plays stemming from it at the Athens Kiwanis meeting with 52 members and guests at Hotel Berry. He noted a bulky line for 1946 and only one back returning, while freshmen eligibility remains a boomerang issue.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry
Bechuset
Kiwanians
Peden
Robert McManus
Rotary Club
James van Nostrand
Club Owners Begin Study of Player Contract Reforms
Chicago reports Major League owners in an unprecedented huddle to study proposed contracts amid a looming union resistance and Mexican League talent pressure. Details include a $5 000 minimum wage, a pension fund funded by interleague games, and spring training costs. World Series game plan outlined with venues and player limits.
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Chicago
Larry MacPhail
A. B
Chandler
Boston
Jorge Pasquel
New York
Witte Delivers Split For Toledo In Nightcap Victory
Jerry Witte, leading American Association rookie, belted his 40th and 41st homers to power Toledo past Louisville 8 2 in the nightcap, securing a doubleheader split and narrowing the gap to Indianapolis in the pennant race. Indianapolis then beat Columbus 3 0 behind Earl Reid's two-hit pitching as the race tightens among top teams. Minneapolis edged Milwaukee 11 9 to close within one game of fourth place. Kansas City swept past St Paul 3 2 on a 10th inning error by Slick Coffman.
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Associated Press
Jerry Witte
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Colonels
Madhens
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
St. Paul
Slick Coffman
Kansas City Blues
AA Sets Fan Record Columbus VP Attendance Tops 1 696 772
Attendance at American Association Baseball games this year reached 1,696,772, surpassing the 1927 yearly record. President H Roy Hamey announced Saturday the season should near 2,000,000 as it closes. Hogan Wins Title Portland Golf’s top money winner Ben Hogan, from Hampton? Pa., earned 2,500 after a comeback victory over Ed Oliver, Wilmington Del., to win the MG National Professional Championship 6 and 4.
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H. Roy Hamey
Hamey
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule
Results from both leagues show New York beating Detroit 10 to 6 and Philadelphia over Chicago 8 to 0. Other scores include Boston 5 Cleveland 1, Washington 3 St. Louis 2, St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 1, Chicago 1 New York 0, Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 0. Tonight St. Louis at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hollingsworth Coon Win Scotch Foursome at Country Club
Gene Coon and Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth captured first prize in the second Scotch Foursome golf tourney of the season at the Country Club with a nine hole score of 49 and an 11 stroke handicap totaling 38. Clarence McKinstry and Mrs. Mayme Hutchinson and M Kerr and Mrs. Dorothy Algeo tied for second. a playoff decided second place for McKinstry and Hutchinson. Other prizes went to Mrs. Haskins and Edmond Efaw for most sevens, Ellen Biddle for fewest putts with seven, and Charles O’Bleness with eight. Mrs. Russell Hall beat Mrs. Ben Roberts and Mrs. Van Nostrand in a playoff for most putts, 13. Robert Hollingsworth had 15 putts in the men’s field. Sixteen teams competed. Leslie Coon, the Country Club pro, said another tourney would be held later.
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Gene Coon
Robert Hollingsworth
Clarence McKinstry
Mayme Hutchinson
M. Kerr
Dorothy Algeo
McKinstry
Hutchinson
Haskins
Edmond Efaw
Ellen Biddle
Charles O'Bleness
Russell Hall
Ben Roberts
van Nostrand
Leslie Coon
Country Club
Indians Out of Pennant Race After Red Sox Loss
Cleveland Indians are mathematically out of the pennant chase after a 5 to 1 defeat to the Boston Red Sox, completing a three-game sweep. Tex Hughson earned his 14th win as Boston capitalized on two costly Indians errors. In Cincinnati, Reds rookie Grady Hatton was sidelined by a knee injury after tripping an autograph seeker, with Benny Zientara replacing him in yesterday’s doubleheader against Philadelphia.
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Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Indians
Bob Lemon
Redskins
Tex Hughson
Cincinnali
Nas
Grady Hatton
Cincinnati Reds
Benny Zientara
Hatton
Philadelphia
Cards Take Over First Position
Murry Dickson lifts St. Louis with a 2-1 win over Brooklyn to seize the National League lead, restoring the Cardinals to first by a full game as both teams race to finish the 33 game stretch. Dodgers face a crucial series finale today with 20 road games left versus 16 at home for the Cardinals.
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Murry Dickson
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Dyer
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Dickson
Dodgers
Red Birds
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ebbets Field
Cardinals
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