Ohio University Basetball? No Baseball Wins Second Series
Ohio University baseball, on a southern trip, earned its second win in three starts by routing South Carolina 14 6 in the second game of a two game set. Goose Gander pitched six innings for the win while Jack Malokas led the offense with a triple and a double.
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Due West
S. C
Erskine College
Ohio University
Bobcats
South Carolina
Wayne
Goose” Gander
Gander
Jack Malokas
Ohio
Coen
Ee Malokas
Éenepee
Boehk
Owe
Havrilla
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Luebbers
Iene
Olsen Ss
Burazio
Swaykus
C Gander
P Snakes
Frey
Novak
Lowry
Allinis
Robinson
Clary
Se Williams
Stroud
Zuckman
Schiasieaias
Burns
Wolf
Henson
McCraven
Saenaiatel
Didibeurengundtn
Carolina
Malakas Havrilla
Gander Lowry
Williams
Zuckman Burns
Malokas
Boehck
Fry
Bucklew
Gypsies Captured After Eastern Ohio Robbery
Gypsy trio consisting of one man and two women were traced by a license number after robbing James Lowther near Reedsville of $19 last Friday. They were captured Tuesday at Bellaire Ohio. A lawyer offering release in exchange for returning the money prompted Sheriff Beards to insist on prosecution. He and Deputy Sheriff Hank Young drove to Bellaire midnight to ensure custody.
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Pomeroy
James Lowther
Reedsville
Bellaire
Beards
Hank Young
Medwick Declines Room 238 Fearing Slump Link
St Petersburg hotel manager offers Medwick the top room 238 but the star right fielder rejects it saying he fears hitting 238 would mark his season. He moves to room 403, explains his hitting philosophy and recalls last year’s .874 pace and tough pitches from Hubbell and others.
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Henry McLemore
ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
Joe
Ducky) Medwick
Medwick
Hubbell
Mungo
Buckeyes begin spring drills with 60 players
Ohio State football coach Francis Schmidt opened spring practice with 60 players, including 12 lettermen who will anchor the 1988 team. The group reported except for Nick Rutkay, Youngstown lineman, as co captains Karl Kaplanoff and Mike Kahbealo led the squad along with pacesetters at ends guards and backs.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Francis A. Schmidt
Bucks
Schmidt
Nick Rutkay
Husky Youngstown
Karl Kaplanoff
Mike Kahbealo
Sam Bartachy
Keith Bliss
Wendell Lehr
Esco Sarkinen
Joe Aleskus
Alex Schoenbaum
Vic Marino
Pete Gales
Forrest Fordham
Howard Wedebrook
Frank Zadworney
Louis and Thomas Prep For Friday Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis completed training for a 15 round title bout with Harry Thomas of Minnesota. Louis showcased a right hand attack aiming for a quick knockout, while Thomas resumed training after a rest and expected to spar six rounds. Weights: Thomas about 192, possibly 195. Louis around 204.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Harry Thomas
Fagle Bend
Minn
Thomas
Max Schmeling
Louis
Schmeling
George Williams
Tom Jones
George Nicholson
Yonkers
N. Y
Jones
Williams
Lunar guidance hints rewards and life reorganization
The text warns that the lunar transit for the day may bring rewards from superiors and elders for faithful work, with potential life reorientation. It notes a child born on this day could be studious and self-centered, attracting employer notice, while mentioning the 150th meridian as the International Date Line, no longer following the line.
Harris Envisions Senators in First Division Battle
Washington manager Bucky Harris projects a first division place for the Senators aided by new right handed hitters Bonura Simmons and Ferrell and a strengthened infield. He notes pitching uncertainty but pins hopes on Krekauskas Chase and Weaver with Ferrell and Deshong as veterans guiding a potential breakout season.
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Bucky Harris
Senators
George Kirkley Orlando
Fla
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
New York Yankees
Zeke Bonura
Chicago
Joe Kuhel
Bonura
Masra
Athletics
Browns
Zeke
Harris
Ronura
al Simmons
Rick Ferrell
Strome
Harria
Keery Roan
Simmons
Tra
Coell Travia
Shannons
Joe Krekauskas
Kendall Chase
Wes Ferrell
Jimmy Deshong
Monte Weaver
Chief Hogsett
Pete Appletor
Ray Phebus
Red Sox
Emil Leonard
Atlanta
Ferrell
Reker Rand
Angelo Giuliano
St. Louis Browns
Harris Tad
Detroit
Rowe
Cleveland
Allen
Feller
White Sox
Training Camp Briefs: Bees and Red Sox Meet in Exhibition
In Bradenton Florida the Boston Bees and the Red Sox each hold one victory as they face off in the third game of a six game exhibition series.
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Bradenton
Fila
Boston Bees
Red Sox
Cardinals face Columbus farm club after 1-0 loss
The St. Louis Cardinals meet their American Association farm team in Columbus following a 1-0 loss to their International League affiliate in Rochester in 13 innings. It marks the Cards ninth defeat in 16 spring games.
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ST. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
American Association
Columbus
Rochester
Dodgers release Cisar and Parks to Nashville Vols
The Brooklyn Dodgers announce outfielders George Cisar and Art Parks have been released to the Nashville Vols of the Southern Association. The Yankees visited Clearwater for the last game before a three game series in Brooklyn to start the major league season, with both teams winning Tuesday.
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Clearwater
Fila
Brooklyn Dodgers
George Cisar
Art Parks
Nashville Vols
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Yankees
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Browns Start Five Game Set After Week Off
The St. Louis Browns returned to their home training site to begin a five game series with the Toledo Maddens after a week away. They won the training camp tilt 1 1 against the University of Texas mime in Austin on Tuesday. Jimmy Dykes, manager of the Chicago White Sox, voiced optimism about the team’s batting power as the camp season opens. The Sox defeated city rivals the Cubs 8 to 7 Tuesday with Gerald Walker driving in four on a homer and a triple. Marty of the Cubs posted three hits and a triple.
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St. Louis Browns
Toledo Maddens
University of Texas
Austin
Los Angeles
Jimmy Dyes
Chicago White Sox
Jax
Sox
Cubs
Gerald Walker
Detroit
Ice Marty
Tribe Rookie Johnny Humphries Impresses In Cleveland Win
In Biloxi a rookie pitcher Johnny Humphries shined for the Cleveland Indians sharing mound time with Mel Harder as Cleveland beat the Phillies 2 to 1. Harder allowed two hits in five innings while Humphries gave up two more in four frames and escaped trouble twice. Ken Keltner starred at third with solid defense and a clutch two run single in the third.
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Missa
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Tribe
Johnny Humphries
Humphries
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Philadelphia Phillies
Harder
Heinie Mueller
Philly
Indians
Oscar Vitt
Pay Weatherly
Bill Sadd
Ken Keltner
ABC Standings Chicago 1P Bowling Tour Leaders
American Bowling Congress standings show Five Man Teams led by Isaac Baker Jr and Pirie of Penn 3087 and Colonial Paper Co Steubenville 3040. Doubles top pair Richard Kriese Sam Vanini Buffalo 1322 and Stanley Baker Louis Felix Cincinnati 1293. Singles Knute Anderson Moline 746 Jack Stahl Detroit 7138. All Events Don Beatty Jackson 1978 Pat Melaughlin Erie 1988.
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Chicago
Isaac Baker
Jackson, Mich
Pat Melaughlin
Erie
Penn
Armstrong to meet Feldman in ten round feature at Hippodrome
Henry Armstrong featherweight champion plans a last tuneup before pursuing welter and lightweight crowns within four months. He faces rugged Lew Feldman in the ten round main event on the Charley Lynch benefit card at the Hippodrome in New York.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Lew Feldman
Charley Lynch
Hippodrome
Lynch
Feldman
the Jacobs
Barney Rees
Lou Ambers
Poss
Barney
Ambers
Eddie Meade
Armatrong
Sam Pian
al Weill
Canaan Grange to Stage Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick
Canaan Grange members present the three act comedy Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick at the Grange Hall Friday at 8 p m. The program highlights local theater while a wartime casualty note notes that a portion of the 65 100006 men mobilized in World War I suffered killed wounded captured or died from disease or other causes.
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Canaan Grange
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Grange Hall
Red Hurlers Flop as Sox Win 8 to 4 in Tampa Exhibition
Cincinnati Reds dropped an exhibition to the Boston Red Sox 8 to 4 in Tampa. Vander Meer struggled with control over five innings, while Ray Davis and Lloyd Moore also yielded runs. Cincinnati outhit Boston 11 to 7 but stranded 12 runners and released several rookies to minor league assignments.
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Sox
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Bill McKechnie
Vander Meer
Red Sega
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Hill Ray
Peaches
Frank McCorrmick
Riggs
Reds
Cincinnati
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