Phillies and Reds split doubleheader in tight gaps
Philadelphia Phillies beat Cincinnati Reds 6 3 in game one while Reds won 4 3 in game two as Virgil Davis homered late for the Phils and Jim Eldridge pitched the first game. Benny Frey and Jennny Ogden combined for 12 Reds hits in the nightcap amid a tense finish.
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U.P
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Reds
Virgil Davis
Phils
Chuck Klein
Big Jim Eldrott
Philadelphia
Benny Frey
Jenniny Ogden
Benteo Adn Carroll
Collins
Han~gen
Cincinnati
Dodgers Rout Cardinals Behind Heimach Open Thumping Win
Brooklyn pounded four St Louis pitchers for a 12 to 3 victory to climb to fourth place while dropping the Cardinals into a tie for eleventh. Freddie Heimach limited St Louis to five hits in his first start of the season and Danny Taylor hit a bases loaded homer in the fifth.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinals
New York Gis
Freddie Heimach
Paul Derringer
Lindsey
Dodgers
Danny Taylor
Sherdel
Stout
St. Louis
Derringer
Wilson
Heimach
Lopez
Pisinica
Giants Tie Cards In NL Standings After 6 4 Win
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4 in the first of a four game series to move into a tie with the Cardinals for fifth place in the National League. Bill Walker held the Pirates to seven hits, with two homers allowed by Suler in the first inning and Barbee in the ninth. Ott homered in the fifth as Larry French started for the Pirates and yielded ten hits. The game featured multiple injuries to the Pirates inside the seventh inning and both teams tallied runs across several innings.
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Cincinn
Graniaa
A Gubert
Dendrick
Ib Geliper
Rerman
Magiard
Bouinet
Durovner
Las O
Unues
Rey
Branted
Oxden
Lavis
Ag Martel Kein
Furst
Whitney
Wests
Eydladelpeth
Delkans
Gilbert
la Bard
Hust
Il Allie
Or Frey
Vin
Irtrey
Babi
Itney
Hur Gilbert
Grantham Lo Hendrick
Whitney Delker
Laurs
Urpir
Kiemani Stark
Janice
Cincinnati Abrhdpoa Watawn
Tbbree
Fener Ib
Roctigen If
Rouen
Fish
le Oe
Durocher
Ik Masin
Henion
Carroil
Tialats
Philadelphia
Davi Bartel
Klein
Hurst
Hansen
Fabers
Ci ‘Oli
Lek
Ted
Dhaa
Cincinnati
Philiie
Rantham
Reet Teer
Ben- Ameton la
Nilgher Collins
Nires
Kiem
New York
New York Giants
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Walker
Pirates
Suler
Barbee
Larry French
Ott
Terry
Lindstrom
Way Remav
Pittsburgh
French
Swift and Grace
Paddens
Walker
Hogan
Indians Edge Yankees 6-3 Behind Wes Ferrell’s Gem
Cleveland over New York 6 to 3 as Wes Ferrell silences the Yankees after a rough first inning. Gabe Ruth homerun pace the visitors early, but Cleveland answers with key hits by Vosmik and Morgan to seize control by the seventh. Porter and Ferrell drive in runs in a decisive late rally, sealing the win at home.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Wes Ferrell
Thei Imam
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Ruth
Massa McCarthy
Yankees
Ferrell
Porter
Burnett
Avery
Pipgras
Jose Vosmik
Lana
Indians
Myatt
Cissell
Tribe
Burnett Synere
Vosmilk
Srount
Eddie Morgan
George Pipgres
Karin Sine Gied
Clesell
Om Loaner
F Ermer
Dick Porter
Wells
New York
Clevelands
Gagop
Dickey
Furerell
Homer Does It and Bucky Harris Is Banished
Detroit hosts Philadelphia in a 7 to 4 loss as Eric McNair hits a bases loaded homer in the opening inning and adds a fifth RBI in the seventh. Umpire dispute leads to Harris being banished. Freitas works the full game for the Athletics, Tigers trio Bridges Goldstein Hayworth split mound duties.
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Detroit
U.e-A
Eric McNair
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
McNair
Bucky Harris
Tigers
Nullin
Freitas
Athletics
Bridges
Goldstein
Philadelphia
Freits
Cochrane Bridges
Hayworth
Cubs Back on Top After Pitching Duel with Braves
Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 2 to move back into first place in the National League. A.R. Lanale Warneke bested Huck Betts in a tight pitching duel, allowing six hits to Betts five. Cubs traded runs on triples by Moore and Gudat in the first and second innings as the lead changed hands multiple times.
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Boston
A.r—Lanale Warneke
Huck Betts
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Betts
Wareneke
Moore
Gudat
Cubs
Stonings
Chicago
Oo Warneke
Harnett
Spohrer
Senators Beat Browns In Free Hitting Contest
The Washington Senators defeated the St. Louis Browns 12 to 4 in St. Louis in the first game of the series. Manush hit a three run homer in the seventh after a 15-hit attack led by Gray and Poli. Brown pitchers allowed 12 hits and homers by Bettencourt and Campbell late.
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ST. Louis
Washington Senators
St. Lous Browns
Senators
Hebert
Gray
Poli
Manush
Browns
Southpen
Lioyd Brown
Bettencourt
Campbell
Brown
Washington
St Louis
Spencer
Maple
Herbert
Poll
Ferrell
Beng Rough
Rivals Meet Again Sayre's Specials Versus Carbondale
Sayre's Specials of Buchtel will play Carbondale at Buchtel on Sunday. Carbondale won the first contest between the two teams by 10 to 7. Friday night the Specials beat Carbondale 9 to 8 in an inter city league contest.
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Nelsonville
Sayre
Buchtel
Carbondale
Carbon Hill
Andrews Invincible in Sox Debut on mound in Chicago
Ivy Andrews, debuting for the Boston Red Sox after leaving the New York Yankees, twirled a dominant outing against the Chicago White Sox, limiting them to four hits and short on scoring chances.
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Chicago
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Ivy Andrews
Chicago White Sox
Golf Instruction on Stance and Swing for Open Fairway Play
A fragmented commentary describes differences between long iron and driver swings noting ground contact and downward blows. It mentions players Armaan, Serie, and Jones and hints at stance adjustments for wrist and foot positioning during a shot.
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Leon
Aus Armaan
Seriesen
Jones
Ivon
Stara A
Iran
Renee
Beard Near Hurdles Record At Metropolitan Meet
New York athlete Jer ey Benard narrowly misses his world mark by two tenths while winning the 110 hurdles at the Metropolitan AAU senior meet. His time tops a field of New York athletes seeking Olympic semi final spots next Saturday. Lew Waldron, a Brookside golf pro from Barberton, plans to defend his Central Ohio Open title on Wyandot course this week.
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Br- Jer Ey Benard
Alabama
Bard
Boston
Columbits
Lew Waldron
Barberton
Ohin
Monde
Buckeye Conference Denies Impending Split
Delaware June 11 The Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Conference quashed rumors of a breakup. Ohio University athletics chief Gauthier said reports of a new rival conference were met with laughter at Granville. Venison University and DePauw among others have begun withdrawing after the football season, with Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio University, University of Cincinnati, Miami, and Wittenberg remaining as members.
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Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Olio
George Gauthier
Ohio University
Lars
The
Sun
Buckeye
Granville
Granthier
Ohie Wesleyan
University of Chaimaty
Miami Uniony
Wittenberg College
Records Fall in NCA Meet
CHICAGO June 1 Indiana University won the national collegiate AA track and field championship as Bryce Beecher vaulted 13 feet 10 inches to lift the Hoosiers to 86 points. Ohio State 49½, Minnesota 31½. Marquette’s Raron Metcalfe set multiple world marks with 100 and 200 meter dashes, and George Saling and Jack Feller posted new world bests in their events.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Minnesota
Raron Metcalfe
Marquette
Roland Locke
Metcalfe
George Saling
Jack Feller
Inter-City Sked Drawn for June and July
The Inter-City Baseball League schedule is set for June and July. Teams include Nelsonville Merchants Logan Carbon Hill Buchtel Longstreth and Gare bondile with games on Monday Wednesday and Friday across venues such as Carbon Hill Carbondale Nelsonville and Longstreth. The final half season schedule will be announced later.
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Nelsonvilla Merchants
Logan
Carbon Hill
Buchtel
Longatreth
Garebondile
Carbondale
Longstreth
Logisn
Huchtel
Carton Hil
Mesonville
Loongstreth
Best in History Delaware Bishops Shine in 1931-32
Ohio Wesleyan University athletic teams had their best year yet in 1931-32. Bishops placed second in Buckeye Conference football track and basketball, won the baseball championship, and claimed cross country titles. Milton Gaston started for the White Sox, then was lifted in the fifth inning after a 10 day suspension dispute with umpire Mortality.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Bishops
Buckeye
Milton Gaston
White Sox
Daglia
Boston
Chicago
Andrews
Tate
Gaston
Dagila
Beery
Episcopalians Triumph Over Methodists 2 to 1
On June 1 in Logan the Episcopalians defeated the Methodists 2 to 1 as Scott held the hitters to two hits. The Episcopals blasted several home runs and showed a strong batting attack. Durward Brannigan, manager, aims for top honors with United Brethren upcoming. schedule lists Presbyterians vs United Brethren, Methodist vs Catholics, Episcopalians vs Presbyterians.
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Episcopalians
Methodists
Kiwanis
Scott
Episcopals
Episcopaliana
United Brethren
Durward Brannigan
Presbyterians
Methodist
Four Kansas City Athletes Stop Birds in Cleveland Tryouts
Kansas City defeated the Columbus Red Birds 14 to 0 to halt a six game KC win streak. The game featured Hal Smith’s strong pitching and Randall Collins and Kelly in the lineup. In Ohio, Northeastern players qualified for Olympic semi final tryouts as four athletes from the region met Olympic standards at Lakewood Field. Norman Ambarker and Chuck Vansent led track events with strong times ahead of Chicago trials.
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A.A.U
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Eril
Kansan
Columbus Red Birds
Kyseriga
WRK
Mkc Innamg
Colum
Hal Smith
Celtina
Reily
Kansata City
Mana Tian
Berar Collins
Rensa
Abiwaki
Fateen
Biter
Inhinis Collins
Kelly
Stolen
Marian
Bluege
Eetses An Batts Staith
Goof Grabowski
Smith
Grabowski
Pliche
Riges
By Smith
Amylrea Preiffer
Jahnsan
Leveland
Jane
A. Alu
Lakewood Field
Chicago
Walnh
Clewih Star
Abe
Auashinga
Charney
Reengiae
Offlelila
Milas Walsh
Osvenn
A. A. UL
Chvens
Chuck Vansent
Clevetlamt Celege
Vanaetin Ieap
Gwensteffort
Norman Ambarker
Ohio Wealey
Lewyil Allen
Mir
Ailey Pole
West
Tage
Sharon McMullen
Algrou Subanthoy
Thomas Seaton
Wilard
Bobby Servies Af Gherlin
Plains Downs Athens Again in Tough Junior Night
The Plains Downs Athens Juniors beat the PAL team 4 to 3 on Saturday morning. Athens pulled ahead with three runs in the first, The Phin chilh rallied to tie later, but Athens held on with key hits from Nelson and Hare. The game featured standout pitching and fielding as Larrigan, Melson, Nelson, and Golwistle contributed offensively.
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Aga
Buuyisth
Nelson
Hare Vise
Diserisen
Kan
Phin Wa
Odo
Larrigan
Melson
Userisen
Golwistle
Beckley's and Gas Team Tie in Trilustrial League Page
Beckley's Clawhiera and lant yuan champions clash as Gas Go and nine compete for fleet place. Each team records three victories with two defeats. I. O. O. F. nine and Raucha lose one of their matches. Next week schedules include Ohig Fuel vs Raucca, Carpenter vs Beckleys, Odd Fellows Battery E, and Company Is va Alb Stara. Standings incomplete.
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Clawhiera
Ted
el Gas Go
Onlo Fuel
Clothiers
Bern
Raucha
Ieadera
Ohig
Raucca
Carpenter
Beckleys
Jones Beaten by Frenchman in Parc Des Princes bout
Paris June 11 Marcel Thit heavyweight champion won over Gorilla Jones of Akron by foul in the 11th round of a 15 round bout at the Rew stadium Parc Des Princes. Jones is recognized by the United States National Boxing Association as world champion.
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Paris
U.pr
Marcel Thit
Tench
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Negro
Rew
Parc Des Princes
Jones
United States National Boxing Association
Play at Syracuse in Athena Industrial Recreation League
A team selected from the Athena Industrial Recreation Baseball League will travel to Syracuse Sunday to play the squad representing that city.
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Athena Industrial Recreation Baseball League
Syracuse
Local Horses Compete at Huntington Show
Entries from Fred Beasley and Misa Virgitts Beasley will headline the Huntington Horse Show on June 24, with a pony from Misa Beasley and other entrants including Ghost and Lule Helle. The event, organized by the Summer Welfare League of Muntinge Pho, features trophies, races, and a polo match between Huntington Hunt and Pony Club sides.
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Beasley
Misa Virgitts Beasley
nawAy
Lule Helle
Peached
Reno Fiery UK Mutierrais
Hive
White Machinia de Lian
Tha
Oe Bouintineton
Lt Money
Ake
Akcht
Binsela
Roche
Kentucky
Friquets Hunt
Poty Club
Lexington
Katriva
Virginia
Virginie
Turk
U S Daves Cuppers Sweep To Title
The United States team led by Witmer Allman and John Van Ryn defeated a Bartzin squad to complete a sweep in the Davis Cup and earn a chance to meet Europe in the challenge round, with the victory securing the right to face France.
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Witmer Allman
Auatii
Hax
Defrente Iene Perntunbur
Johay van Ryn
Philadelphia
Hirtentad
Sirona
Fee
Unitedates
Jenn
Yeaterday
Europe
Sone Winder
France
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