Mitch's Musings on Golf Shorts and Baseball Frolics
A lively column riffs on Bobby Jones golf films and a fan's desire for tips plus scattered baseball notes. It recalls late night games, crowd sizes, and quirky bits about players like Clyde Day and Bob Meusel while praising teams such as Cleveland and Brooklyn as pennant contenders.
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Wheeling
Beckley
Osten
Portland
Los Angeles
Netenersin
Clyde
Pea Ridge
Klyn
Flatbush
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Meusel
Harry Heilman
Reds
Gabby Street
Steve
Jacobs Demands Ring Official Change for Schmeling Stribling Title Show
Joe Jacobs, manager of Max Schmeling, attacks Cleveland Boxing Commission rules requiring two ringside judges. He wants only the referee to decide bouts and questions the need for multiple officials. Tickets for the July 3 title defense were selling briskly as advance sales surpassed prior Demar-Tunney levels.
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Capa
Ble
Jacobe Eat
Vo Aard
Jacobs
Uckete
Lakefront Stadium
Philadelphia
Val
Reds Bow to Cards in 12 Inning Fray
St Louis edge Cincinnati 5 1/2 hours after 12 innings as Harvey Hendrick key for cellar Reds. Hendrick six straight plate appearances with five hits before being walked, Henderson and Bottomley drive runs, Hallahan wins in relief over Benton. Time 2 37. umpires Donnelly Klem Stark.
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Reds
ST. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Harvey Hendrick
Hendrick
Cincinnati
Abrhpoa Crabtree
Haethcote
Mendrick
Ccinello
Gene A. OO
ST. Louis Abrh
Kaufmann
Hallahan
DEE
Barca
Etee Castiai
Johnson
Rhem
Douthit
Wilson
Eeenmnsnrimainen
Crabtree
Isndrick
Streclecki
Benson
Kaufman
Rhein
Benton
Fragmented OCR headline fragment
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions names Halles Thomas Swift and Peters with a price tag and city references, but the readable facts are limited to scattered terms. The text lacks a coherent event, date, or location to form a complete summary.
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Kenses City
Halles Thomas
Swift
Peters
Ohio Bobcats dominance spans football to baseball
Ohio University’s teams posted an era of success across football basketball and track, with football going undefeated in 1929, a 19 game win streak, Buckeye Conference titles, a 13 of 17 basketball wins, and a top spring track record. The Bearcats and Buckeye rivals faced heavy defeats while tennis also shone.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohioans
Dog C. Peden
Buckeye
Grover
Cornell
DePauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Cats
Cincinnati
Muskingum
Marietta
Miami
Marshall
Bliss
Broaddus
Bill Herbert
Bobcat
Northwestern
Wabash
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Miami University
Indians
O. C. Bird
Ohio University awards spring letters to 25 athletes
Athletic Director O C Bird announced 25 Ohio University spring sport letters and two manager letters. Track players Harold Brown and Albert Morgan led scoring, baseball honorees included Jerry Warshower and Rex Burke, tennis letters went to Howard Doll and Alfred Gardner.
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Ohio University Athletic Department
O. C. Bird
Harold Brown
Fred Deutsch
Richard Goos
Elsworth Holden
Russell Kepler
Don Maurer
Albert Morgan
Clyde Newell
Joseph Reilly
Irvin Smolowitz
Edwin Siemen
William
Jerry Warshower
Vern Wolfe
Frank Moody
Karl Pfleger
Stephen Lewis
George Brown
Alexander Tost TY
Birds Defeat New York 3-2 in Exhibition at Columbus
Columbus Red Birds beat the New York Giants 3-2 in an hour and two minutes. Paul Dean pitched well for the Red Birds, allowing five hits while Giants threats were limited to a third inning rally by Marshall, Desautels, Purdy and Dean.
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New York
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Wesley Ferrell
Tribe Moundsman
Invaders
Indians
Yankees
Senators
Tribe
Willie Kamm
Eddie Morgan
St. Louis
Detroit
Howver
Philadelphia Athlecs
Athletics
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Robins
American Association
St Paul
Ste
Columbus
Ewes
Louisville
Philadtphia
Pittsburgh
Nrmnases
Cincinnati
American
Philaduphia
Washington
Cleveland
Eccess
Exapepeceses Bf
St Loouis
Boston
Brockton
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Association
Columbus Red Birds
New York Giants
Paul Dean
Dirty Dean
Red Birds
Dean
O'Farrell
Chaplin
Marshall
the Birds
Desautels
Pid Purdy
Whitehead
Smith
Yoter
Marvy Gudat
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Mitch
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
Bobb
Thia Iting
Braves
Dodgers
Tineere
Joe Jacobs
Qkauga Lake
W. L
Lorain
Herbert
Strilling
Stritting
W. L. Will Dox
Rae
Toledo
Inverness
Conneaut Lake Park
Cee Tha German
Tony Maidro Lopex
Tiny de Bolt
Pune
Etten
Wrigley Field
Gianta
Natiooal
Ami
Baltimore
Tame Tm
Athens
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Nix
Pomeroy
Middleport
Famous Harmony Queen
American Legion
Feeney-Bennett Post
Birds
America
Louisville, KY
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