Mitch's Musings on a season of late winning streaks
Mitch's Musings surveys major league trends as Boston Braves Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates surge early and slump later. It notes Cleveland Indians nine straight then relapse and questions Columbus Red Birds internal strife after a Memorial Day double header amid rumors of locker room dissension and management pressure.
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Boston Braves
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Michigan Beats Ohio State 8 to 4 in Columbus
Michigan avenged Memorial Day defeat by defeating Ohio State 8 to 4 in Columbus. The two teams have split four games this season, each holding two wins.
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Columbus
U.P
University of Michigan
Ohio State
Michigan
Fines and suspensions follow Sox umpire incident
Chicago White Sox face heavy penalties after an assault on umpire George Moriarty. Mil ton Gaston barred 10 days and fined 500 dollars. Lew Fonseca fined 500. Charlie Berry 250. Frank Grube 100. Johnny Butler suspended five days. Moriarty reprimanded for not ejecting players earlier.
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Gaston
Fonseca
Charlie Berry
Frank Grube
William Hamridge
American League
Moriarty
Berry
Harridge
Sox
Johnny Butler
Morriarty
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Alva Bradley
Cleveland
Ohio Golf Association sets dates for amateur championship
Meeting of Ohio Golf Association directors in Kent on Friday planned the 29th annual state amateur golf championship. The tournament will be played July 11 to 16 at Portage County Club course.
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Kent
U.P
Ohio Golf Association
Portage Country Club
Otterbein College Defeats Muskingum 4 to 3 for First Win
Westerville June 1 Otterbein College earns its first baseball victory of the season by defeating Muskingum 4 to 3 in a Tuesday game.
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Westerville
U.R
Otterbein College
Muskingum
Redtown knocks off Stewart for sixth straight win
Redtown beat Stewart 7 to 3 to extend its season winning streak to six as Jack Dalton pitched six innings, fanned six, and collected three hits. Stewart had lost the opener 8 to 4 to Shell Oil of Belpre.
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Redtown
Stewart
Shell Oil
Belpre
Jack Dalton
Jack Gorham
Joe Dalton
J. Anderson
Vadenrsee
M. Anderson
Strausbaugh
Stewart Abrhpoa
Otto i Orr
Clemens of Glouster
Local Families Gather for Mr Koehler’s Fifty Fourth Birthday
A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Koehler for Mr Koehler’s fifty fourth birthday. Raymond Bails visited last week with relatives near Athens. W M Hohn and family attended a Saturday evening gathering with Harry Willet. Chester Copeland has been shearing sheep near New England. Many locals attended a dance at the Coke Lawson home Saturday. W C Burton of Athens was a caller in the area. Shelly Watkins hosted a weekend visit from Mr and Mrs. Shelly Watkins mother in Jacksonville. Dick Fortney and two daughters from Columbus spent the weekend with relatives here. Bernice Metcalf of near Guysville visited the Misses Helyn and Cledith Smith. Jenny Sealock of Amesville works for Mrs Shelly Watkins.
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Jasper Hill
Daniel Koehler
Koehler
Raymond Bails
Athens
W. M. Hohn
Harry Willet
Chester Copeland
New England
Coke Lawson
W. C. Burton
National and American league matchups listed
The schedule lists interstate games for national league teams including Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn and American league games featuring St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston plus Indianapolis at Toledo Louisville at Columbus Minneapolis at Kansas City and St Paul at Milwaukee.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
American St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St Louis
Petnis
Vincsenee Se
BOSON
Senesrenneenen Oo
Une
St Pew Cance
Baseball scores and lineups across multiple games
The page lists several game results with team abbreviations and pitcher or batter names. Details include runs by inning and final tallies for matchups such as St. Louis vs Chicago, New York vs Boston, Washington vs Philadelphia, and Chicago vs Cleveland plus additional scores for St. Paul vs Minneapolis.
Freitas Debuts with Impressive Pitching in 5 4 Win
In a 12 inning clash, Tony Freitas held the Senators to seven hits over 10 innings in his first major league start after a trade from Sacramento. Connie Mack praised the Portuguese southpaw as the key highlight of a day with several notable results across the league.
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New York
U.P
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Athletics
Senators
A‘s
Connie
Tony Freitas
Young Freitas
Freitas
Sacramento Club
Pacific Coast League
Jimmy Deshong
John Hoving
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago
Earl Averill
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Lonnie Warneke
Joel Haines
Cubs
Ed Brandt
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Wilfred Knothe
Braves
Phillies and Athletics hitters shine in muddled box score
Fragmentary text shows K Klein of Philadelphia and J Foxx with RBIs for the Athletics and M Simmons, H Hits, BP, Waner of the Pirates, plus scattered names and unclear play terms. Resulting lines resemble a partial box score with runs batted in and hits across multiple teams.
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Waner
Pirates
Saieusceccee
Winvet
Klein
Phillies
Pet Foxx
Athletics
P. Waner
Lombardi
Redson
Dickey
Yankees
Lazzeri
Foxx
Ecenesesccevesenes
Ruth
Pirates Take 4-1 Win Over Reds in Finale
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 4-1 as Red Lucas allowed four runs in the first two innings before settled into shut-out work. Lucas endured his third loss of the season while Pirates slugger Slamming Red Lucas drove in all four runs across the early frames.
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Pittsburgh
Red Lucas
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Lucas
Kiwanis Junior Baseball League Opens Monday
LOGAN June 1 S C Bright leads preparations for the Kiwanis Junior Baseball League opening next Monday evening. The first game will be Presbyterians versus Methodists at six on a west end diamond due to the Senior High rebuild. Umpires are to be named this week as grounds work continues and many teams widely practiced for a strong opening crowd.
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Logan
S. C. Bright
Kiwanis
Bright
Odd Fellows Defeat B and B Nine in Close 4 1 Victory
Displaying unexpected power the Odd Fellows beat the B and B nine 4 to 1 Tuesday night. Both teams traded runs early, the game stayed tied for several innings, then the Odd Fellows pulled ahead in the final innings as the B and B offense slowed. Next, the league leaders clash with American Legion versus Bethany in a highly anticipated showdown.
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Pomeroy
Odd Fellows
American Legion
Bethany
Fana
Last Night's Boxing Results in Newark Upsets and Knockouts
United Press reports from Newark New Jersey show Freddie Polo knocking out Pinkey Kauffman Buck Boyle defeating Lou Harper and Eddie Durino stopping Bobby Dallas in three rounds.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Freddie Polo
Belleville
Pinkey Kauffman
New York
Lou Harper
Buck Boyle
Hillside
Eddie Durino
Montclair
Bobby Dallas
Jacksonville and Chauncey Split Week End Games
Chauncey and Jacksonville baseball clubs split a two game series over the weekend. Jacksonville won 3 to 1 on the Jacksonville diamond, while Chauncey took the Decoration Day game 11 to 4 on local grounds. Batteries varied with Kytta and Clark backing Jacksonville and Bolin and Theisen backing Chauncey in the first game.
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Chauncey
Jacksonville
Kytta and Clark
Jacksonvile
Bolin
Theisen
Haddox
Stephenson
Hallam
Clark
Big Five Idle as Ruth Gehrig and Wilson Sit
AL SIMMONS tripled and singled for one run in six appearances. BILL TERRY went hitless in four at bats. AL SIMMONS and BILL TERRY provided the only notable batting action as the top stars rested.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Hack Wilson
AL Simmons
Bill Terry
Lacoste’s Return Threatens U S Davis Cup Hopes
New York dispatch reports tennis star Rene Lacoste, just out of retirement, defeats Sidney Wood in five sets signaling France could loom as a Davis Cup favorite. Cable hints Lacoste’s comeback may tilt the 1930s competition against the United States.
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York
U.P
United States
Auteuil
France
Lacoste
Wood
Rene Lacoste
Sidney B. Wood
England
Almerica
Vines
Perryn
Shielda
Austins
Rene
Tilden
Cochet
Borotta
Hopman
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