Red Birds cling to slim playoff hopes in late season scramble
Columbus Red Birds linger in the American Association race for the last spot, with Louisville and Minneapolis close behind. A rough start derailed their season as key players Howerton and Deal provided steady support, while St Paul eyes the pennant as Browns struggle with injuries. A guidebook for Southeastern Ohio officials aids officials and press, and ex OU hurler Muldovan faces another setback in the International League.
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Columbus Red Birds
the Birds
Bil Howerton
St Louis Cardinals
Cotton Deal
Red Birds
Howerton
Deal
St. Paul
Indianapolis
St Loui
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ioan
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus & A
Kansas
Toledo
Finsterwald Reaches 3rd Round in Amateur Golf
Athens Ohio golfer Finsterwald wins his first three matches in the National Amateur tournament and defeats El Bariteau Jr of Sandone California 3 and 2 at the Ti Cale Hill course to reach the third round. Other players including Riegel Stranahan and Carmichael advance as locals seek a strong stage for the engagement.
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Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Ken Rogers
Los ‘Angeles
Rot Finsterwald
EL Bariteau, Jr
Sandone
Calif
Cale Hill
Mearcpar
Fish
Riegel Stranahan In Cruciate Match
In Mindster New York Robert Skee Riegel and Frank Stranahan meet in a pivotal third round for the national amateur golf championship. The clash follows a day where favorites survived though several close matches emerged, including Ray Billows and Gene Bates pushing to extra holes.
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Mindster
Robert
Skee) Riegel
Frank Stranahan
Lurness
Willie
Fone
Max McCrea
Ronnie White
Ray Billows
Gene Bates
Sabina Triumphs in Vets Softball Tournament
Sabina edged Princeton 1-0 with a no hit effort by Jack Rees in the National Veterans of Foreign Wars softball tournament in Ohio. Indian Don Julian allowed five hits and the lone run came in the first inning.
Skyline Gun Club of Athens in Acton Featured
A sub sheet Invo notes active Skyline Gun Club members in Athens Acton. Dr Blaine R Gold, a one ray field shooter with many years’ experience, stays involved at the Skyline club keeping his hand in.
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Skyline
Athens
Acton
Blaine R. Gold Oneray
Sears
Skyline Club
SEC GRID CARNIVAL SLATED FOR SEPTEMBER 10
Ohio Athletic League football plans a district carnival at Ohio University Stadium on Saturday September 10 with eight teams Athens Logan Maireport Wellston participating. The round robin event begins at 1 00 p m with six minute halves and four games. drawings for pairings will be held next Wednesday at a league meeting in Wellston. Tickets are on sale with no reserved seats and gates open at 12 50 pm. a flag raising is planned at 1 15 pm. Officials include Halliday Rhoads Christman Rolph Reichley and others from Logan Athens Wellston. Proceeds after expenses fund high school athletics with some funds used for local insurance.
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Ohio Athletic League
Ohio University
Wellston
Athens
Logan
John Halliday
Jack Rhoads
Claude Christman
Harold Rolph
Pearl
Oklahoma Top Eleven Rice Standings Report
Oklahoma top eleven rice standings mix with team names and scores. Details include Boston Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn and more with players like Kinder Tebbetts Hutchinges Grissom Robinson Lopat Huxton Sanford Silvera Niarcos Papal Moss and Malone. American Association and pitching notes highlight Ellis Kinder of the Red Sox shutting out Detroit with five hits and a 3 40 average.
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Boston
Detroit
Kinder
Tebbetts Hutchinges
Grissom
Robinson New
York
St Loui
Lopat
Huxton
Sanford
Silvera
Niarcos
Papal
Moss
Washington
Chicago
Evans Malone
the Chew
Hodges
Dodgers
Edge
Pittsburgh
Ellis Kinder
Red Sox
Tigers
Oklahoma Faces Top Teams in Modern Era Football Forecast
Grantland Rice, veteran sportswriter, predicts Oklahoma as No 1 amid a crowded field. He cites big, fast, deep lines and a talented sophomore crop, naming Michigan, Cornell, Notre Dame, Army, Minnesota, Michigan State, Tulane, and others as contenders. He notes the broader trend toward a two‑team system and critiques recruiting hypocrisy.
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Retran
Mice
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Michigan
Vane Aerhilt
Cornell
Southern
Meth ‘Alist
Notre
Algeo and Charney Enter Caddie Play in Tournament
Jack Algeo and Gene Charney of Athens are among entrants in the fourth annual national caddie tournament. The event, to be held today on a tough Central Ohio championship course, offers a prize valued at 150 dollars. The two from Athens join other competitors in the early start of the competition.
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Ohio
Jack Algeo
Gene Charney
Athens
McArthur High scores new practice sled gift
McArthur football players gain a charging sled built for practice by Clarence Allison Garence Ziegler and Arthur George of Austin Powder with donated materials. Coach Robert Kalish says the squad of 28 trains daily 9 to 11 30 am, with four early quitters in week one as scrimmage set for Friday before Labor Day.
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Gemma
Clarence" Allison
Garence “Ziegler
Arthur George
Austin Powder Sa
Robert Kalish
McArthur
Kalish
SQUIRREL SEASON TO OPEN SE 15
Ohio conservation commission confirms opening date for the 199 hunting season with hours and bag limits to be set after ongoing surveys. November 1 was established as the opening date for the 199 hunting and trapping season.
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Pomeru
Ohio
Servation
Drobny Seeks US Stay Amid Tennis Open Challenge
Drobny, seeking permanent residency, discusses applying for US citizenship while competing in a national tennis championship. He and former Cernik left Czechoslovakia after defection, now content abroad. The tournament unfolds with seeded players advancing and Gonzales opening title defense with a dominant win. Mulloy, seeded fourth, loses a set to Traert as Masterson defeats an opponent in straight sets.
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Forest Hills
Um — Sazosiay
Drobny
United States
Atlantic
ICT
Permisson
Drob AY
Vladimi Cernik
Switzerland
Ugh Stewart
Eetodas
Charles Masterson
Mickeville
Orioles Mirror From Associated Press Recap
A clipping chronicles past baseball events with retirements resignations and trades. It notes Newell’s resignation as St Louis Browns manager and Phil Marekdon’s reported absence, plus ten years ago Cincinnati Reds acquired Al Simmons from the Boston Red Sox.
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Associatedress
Giedssenmiter
Newell
St Louis Browns
American League Baseball Et Tive
Eer
Phil Marehikdon
Waa
Cincinnati Reds
Outfiekder
al Simmons
Boston Jers
Redskins Triumph Over Rival in Narrow Win
Washington Redskin victory described before a crowd of 13,988 fans. Odd phrasing mentions Sammy and Hed and a Lone leading to a win in a competitive game.
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Seovyea
Washington
OU Gridmen Get Two More Plays Added
Coach Carroll Widdoes expanded the Oklahoma State football practice with two additional plays, a running play and a pass maneuver, as the squad rehearsed in the second day of drills. With Pat Connelly out for scholastic reasons, an inexperienced backfield formed behind center Bob Potts as several players aimed to prove themselves for the season.
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Bio University
Carroll Widdoes
Bobcats
Vem
Jeft
Pat Connelly
Midland
Jad
Chris Stefan
Widdoes
Paul’ Winemiller
Chasley Norman
Jim Kennedy
Don’ Stiller
HVL Playoff Game Set For The Plains Field
The Hocking Valley Baseball League finals pit Nelsonville Eagles against Albany Panthers Sunday at The Plains diamond starting 2 pm. OU enclosed diamond was rejected due to a $190 spectator insurance risk. three umpires from the Columbus Umpires Association will work the game.
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Plains
Hocking Valley Baseball League
Nelsonville Eagles
Albany Panthers
Albany
Columbus Umpires ‘Association
McGrew Named Director of Athletic Publicity at Marietta College
Vernon Dan McGrew was appointed director of athletic publicity at Marietta College with duties starting September 1. A Marietta alumnus, native of Parkersburg WV, he has worked as part time athletic publicity assistant and served as sports editor for The Marcelian and the Yearbook, earning a third place award from the Ohio College Newspaper Association.
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Marietta
Vernon
Dan McGrew
Marietta College
McGrew
Parkersburg
W.va
Marcelian
Ohio College Publicity Association
Marcolian Inst
Ohio
Ohio College News Paper Association
Boxing Bout Ends in KO in Los Angeles Match
Maxie Docusen of New Orleans defeated Thomas of Chicago by knockout in Los Angeles. Docusen, fighting at 8832, improved his record as the bout ended decisively in the fourth round.
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Los Angeles
Maxie Docusen
New Orleans
Em ‘Thomas
Chicago
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New York Yankees
Southeastern Ohio Officials Association
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Willie Turness
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Robinson
Hatton
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Musial
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Spahn
Kell
Mitchell
Wil Phens
Pillinger
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Schmite
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Fox
Hatten
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Heintzelman
Sqllaburgh
Werleo
Behrman
Rasci
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Coleman
Fowler
Wynn
Bearden
Parsei
Newhouser
Hudson
Pierce
American Association
Algeo
Charney
Stratton
Stratton Auto Sales
Chrysler-Plymouth Sales & Service
Stare
Athens, Ohio
Austin Powder’ Co
Redskins
Zanesville
Robert Hollingsworth
Otzclow
Andrews
Oenis
Uneiensvil
Bob Potts
Linden
Wobcats
Paul Winemiller
Ed. Roberts
Dick Davie
Quinn Stumpe
Charles Norman
Jim McKen
Chat Stack
Marv Spidel
Jim Fremont
Widtoes
Dad Earich
Millfield
Ike McDaniels
Ubany
Persh" Rohrer
Messenger
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