Mitch's Musings and Local Golf News Highlight Ohio Sports
Mitch O Doul discusses luck and batting form amid a tough season while local golf stars prep for the Shawnes Country Club tournament in Lima. Ohio University announces All Buckeye picks in baseball and football as Grover HRED and HRED join the roster alongside Wolff Warshower and Brown.
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Warshower
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Piggy Hart
Marshall Griffith
Claude Chrisman
Rev Burke
Farmers urged to plan sane planting standards
AMMIATTAN Kas June 3 The Department of Agriculture secretary urged farmers to start production with economic and market demands in mind addressing the American Institute of Cooperation He said whether surpluses continue depends on choices for an American standard of living The farmer must not defeat it by own actions.
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American Institute of Co-operation
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Saving Foundations for New World Leadership
In Columbus in June, J. H. Barnes of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce addressed Ohio University graduates urging conservative optimism and decisive action to strengthen foundations for future leadership. The speech urged firmness in conviction and emergency measures to mobilize proven tools for progress. Dr. John L. Clifton and Dr. Joseph Mayer were noted as figures tied to educational and university trusteeships as part of a broader civic discussion.
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J. H. Barnes
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Clifton Columbus
John L. Clifton
Joseph Mayer
Washington
Lincoln
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Birds Defeat Indiana in Series Finale 5-3
Special to The Messenger reports Columbus Red Pieds beat Indiana 5-3 in the final game of the Arciera series. Key hits from Smith and King, with homers by Smith, plus runs plated across frames two, seven, eight and nine. Pitchers Hall, Chapman and Parmalee led the effort as both teams posted notable hits and errors.
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Chapman
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Patmalee
Oniteher Hall
Snyderland Pfeffer
National League baseball scores and results overview
Scores by innings across leagues show several games with varying runs. Notable outputs include the Yankees side with a 6 to 1 win and the Athletics, St. Louis, and Chicago matchups reflecting late-inning scoring. detailed battery pairs are listed for each game.
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Athletics
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Burke
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Rumors name Blake as third man in Cleveland bout
Persistent rumors from Cleveland say Fred Blake, Fidel LaBarba's manager, will referee the Schmeling Stribling fight. Reports state Blake's name will be sent to the Cleveland Box.ing Commission for approval, with Ed Purdy also mentioned as a possible third man.
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Unclear 1920s baseball results across leagues and cities
Fragmented scores and team pairings from American Association National League and American League listings. Notable mentions include Columbus Indianapolis Milwaukee St Louis Philadelphia Chicago New York Pittsburgh and Cleveland with mixed doubleheader notes and wet grounds references. The text combines multiple games and venues with inconsistent formatting.
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Stewart
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Morris
Hane
Berry
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Washington
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Toledo
Owen
Louisville
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Club Columbus Closes Gap Behind Louisville
Ohio standings tighten as Club Columbus and Louisville stay within a game of second after Columbus defeats Louisville while Toledo wins. Danl split a doubleheader with Milwaukee. Brewers win first game 6 to 1 behind Caldwell. Saints rebound with a 4 1 victory, Murphy and Harris hurling well. Minneapolis Kansas City doubleheader moved to Sunday.
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Ohia Cinh
Te American Association
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Alex Ferguson
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St Danl
Heneder
Mibwauker
Brewers
Caldwell
Saints
Murphy
Harris
Minneapolis - Kaneas City
Espinosa Leads Qualifiers for National Open
Espinosa tops qualifiers as 20 players earn spots for the National Open at Toledo starting July 5. Nine unseen qualifiers joined 651 golfers who finished in the front ranks. several international players and past title holders in the field. The U S G A will decide whether all five tied at second reach the Open, after extenuating withdrawals and a close finish.
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Rolf Timys
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Bether
American golfers enter French Open golf tourney
In Deauville France a field of American players will compete over three days for the 92 hole midai event. Nine prizes totaling $2,000 are offered. Notable contenders include Jou Jurele and Marco Charty with others from the Americas and Argentina.
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Ine Hulen
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Hector Ebreeve
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Horton Smith
Joy Ha
Stribling vows no defensive fighting before Schmeling bout
Georgians Stribling declares there will be no defensive fighting against Schmeling in their July 3 heavyweight title clash. He recalls joining the sport young, speaks of previous international foes, and stresses an aggressive approach as he trains at Bauga Lake.
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Unclear OCR Note Names Athletic Directors
Fragmentary text references multiple athletic directors and universities including Western Reserve University and Cleveland depending on the context. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable material.
Prized love and peril weave through a seaside romance
Beryl and Tommy, lovers torn by debt and family troubles, navigate schemes, social pressures, and danger as Irene and Mrs Everett clash over money and loyalty. Tommy seeks independence while Beryl endures a failed business run and a looming public scandal. Their fragile happiness hinges on tomorrow.
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Jove
Tommy Wilson
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Gallord
Irene
Premiente
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Tommy
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Alipe
Marrica
Lexee
Bery Froud
Gloves Should Fly Thursday In Main Event
Boxing card promises high drama with Meround principals Marty and Mickey Aler leading a stacked Thursday bill. Athens boxer Bobby Mason and Midge Hartman draw attention in exhib and rising prospects Mike Leonard and Joe Landis set the curtain raiser. Main bout hopes to feature Robby Jenkinson advancing toward a New England booting, while Hartman trains hard for a return against Pranidé Murphy as competitors promise action and weight class battles.
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Wey
Martie
Mickey Aler
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Thasa Bose
Ao Jong
Real Flame
Ike
Matt Jenkinson
Yrat
Athens
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Midge Hartman
Fur Thease
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Vie
Hess
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Martin
Tobbie Mason
Springfield
Robby Jenkinaan
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Nucereda
Bob
Miliw Hartman
Pranidé Murphy
Columbia
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Murphy
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Manoa
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Stewart
Green
Albany
Bettie
Wilh
Mike Leonard
Chauncey
Joe Landis
Carbon
Date
Billy Hughes
Proverb Echoes in Golf Patience and Swing Rhythm
A faded note on golf lore warns against forcing power over distance. The text mocks players who grip tightly, using the same club for all shots, and laments the habit of swinging too hard on tee shots. It stresses steadiness, timing, and smooth tempo to hit accurate drives rather than maximum force.
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Western Open Golf Tour Entries At Miami Valley Club
More than 20 entries were received for the Western Open golf tour event to be held at the Miami Valley country club on June 18, 19 and 20. Officials expect the field to reach about 150 with entrants including Gene Saraxen Tom Colina Alex Campbell Charles Evans Jr Ed Dudiry and Bob MacDonald.
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Miami Valley Country Club
Gene Saraxen
Tock Colina
Alex Campbell
Charles Evans, Jr
Ed Dudiry
Bob MacDonald
Reynolds Divorced in Cincinnati on Grounds of Neglect
Reynolds world welterweight wrestling champion Charles Voack Reynolds obtained a divorce from Lulu Jane Reynolds of Louisville Kentucky on neglect grounds. The couple married in 1977.
Washington and Marietta Crews Ready for Race
Washington and Marietta colleges prepare for an Ohio River intercollegiate rowing contest. University of Washington freshmen rowers meet Marietta crews as Worliagion challenges for honors. An observation trial will precede competition, with thousands expected to attend.
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University of Washington
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