Fishing contest and athletic notes clash with local entries
A fragmentary report covers a fishing contest staged by local carpenters with entries from Athens. It notes prize categories for catfish, carp, bass, and sunfish plus gear awards. The piece wechseln references coaches, Ohio athletes, and a Buckeye State baseball game with Wesleyan, Clovis Stark, and Roy James among names.
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Stockport
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Clovis Stark
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Wesleyan
Picher
Roy James
Big Red Ruffing Wins Seventh Straight With Home Run
Big Red Ruffing, restored to form after a downturn, pitched and hit to lift the Yankees over Washington 7 to 4. Gehrig homer, Ruffing adds a decisive ninth inning blast. Cubs, Browns, White Sox, Indians, Athletics, and NL results noted with minor details.
Heise Released to Columbus Red Birds by Cardinals
Clarence Heise left handed pitcher was optioned to the Columbus Red Birds by the St. Louis Cardinals. Heise led the American Association in winning percentage last season while with Columbus.
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Clarence Heise
Columbus Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
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American Association
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Marietta College to Race in East Quadrangular Meet
Marietta College will open its 1934 rowing season May 19 in Philadelphia with a four team race featuring University of Pennsylvania Manhattan College and Rutgers on the Schuylkill River. Coach J Ellis MacDonald says Ohio crew results will decide if Marietta enters the June Poughkeepsie Regatta. The crew, averaging over 180 pounds, includes John Frye stroke Wayne Jordan No 7 Aston Ball No 6 Frank Nuckles No 5 Frank Fenton No 4 John O Dowd No 3 Fritz Robitschek No 2 Tom Metzger bow Jerome Weaver coxswain.
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Athletic Board
Poughkeepsie
Ohio
J. Ellis MacDonald
Rollins College of Florida
John Frye
Wayne Jordan
Cincinnati
Aston Ball
Caldwell
Frank Nuckles
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frank Fenton
Williamstown
John O'Dowd
Tappan
N. Y
Fritz Robitschek
Hamburg
Scholastic Nines Begin District Tournaments Friday
District scholastic baseball tournaments start Friday and Saturday in six Ohio cities. Winners advance to the state finals May 18 and 19. District games set for Bridgeport Cleveland Wooster McDonald Defiance and Cincinnati with Columbus Toledo Athens and Dayton hosting later rounds. Warren High School won the 1933 Class A title. Congress Township West Salem won Class B.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Wooster
McDonald
Defiance
Cincinnati
Toledo
Athens
Dayton
Warren High School
Congress Township
West Salem
Baseball scores from several leagues and pairings
Summary of a slate of baseball results with multiple games and league pairings. American results include Chicago 20 over Cleveland 10, St Louis 7, Detroit 2, and New York 7 over Washington 4. National and Association listings include Cincinnati at St Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn at New York with other matchups across cities.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Senee Association Club
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwoues
Ant
Columbus
Paul To Tenes
Springfield High Coach Named Assistant At Wisconsin
May 1 Springfield Ohio coach Arthur W Mansfield of Springfield High state champion grid team last season accepted a post as assistant physical education professor at the University of Wisconsin his alma mater He will stay this summer as playground director His successor still under consideration includes Bill Edwards and Ray Otto
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Springfield
U.R
Arthur W. Mansfield
University of Wisconsin
Mansfield
Cleveland
West Tech High School
Bill Edwards
Wittenberg College
Fostoria
Ray Otto
Trojans Opt Out Of IC4A Meet
The University of Southern California track team withdraws from defending IC4A title in Philadelphia. Officials say focus on the NCA A meet at the Los Angeles Coliseum, exam schedules, and a 20000 dollar underwriting burden justify the decision.
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Southern California
Los Angeles
U.P
University of Southern California
Philadelphia
New York
Jim Browning
Missouri
Ray Steele
California
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Drew
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Marshall Blackstock
Oklahoma
Douglas Wycoff
Georgius
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
George Hagen
Brooklyn
Abe Coleman
Ber Rubt
Hungary
Harry Fields
Wee Willie Davis
Virginia
Max Martin
Columbus
Andy Meixner
Texas
Wrestlers Crown Light Heavyweight Champion In Springfield
At Springfield Charles Fischer of Butternut Wisconsin defeated Ray Carpenter of Lancaster Ohio in one hour and twenty minutes to claim the light heavyweight wrestling title. Pat Ginnigan of Springfield defeated Far Hassan of Indianapolis in twenty five minutes.
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Charles
Fischer
Butternut
Wis
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Pat Ginnigan
Far Hassan
Indianapolis
Boxing results from mixed venues list multiple notes
In Philadelphia Cleto Locateli defeats Benny Bass while Harry Serody outpoints Lew Feldman in Newark Roscoe Manning beats Stanislaus Loayza in Boston Patsy Perron stops Johnny Rousseau in Cleveland and Jackie Davis outpoints Honey Mellody in Boston Young Corbett II knocks out Young Terry in San Francisco Al Manfredo defeats Herman Collins in Fresno plus other decisions and venues.
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Philadelphia
Cleto Locatell
Italy
Benny Bass
Harry Serody
Lew Feldman
New York
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Ken Overlin
Norwalk
Boston
Patsy Perron
Johnny Rosseau
Montreal
Jackie Davis
San Francisco
Young Corbett II
Fresno
Cal
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
al Manfredo
Herman Collins
Yesterday's Heroes Dominate as Players Lead Rally
Red Ruffing of the Yankees homered with two outs in the ninth to break a tie. Zeke Bonaba of the White Sox drove in five on a homer and a double. Ethan Allen of the Phillies went 4 for 4 with a perfect day at the plate.
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Red Sox
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Giants
Dodgers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Phillies
Braves
Art Ruble
Dick Bartell
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
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Virgil Davis
St. Louis
Burleight Grimes
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Homer
Zeke Bonaba
White Sox
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Cavalcade Emerges as Derby Favorite Ahead of Kentucky Run
Chicago reports Cavalcade is the colt to beat in the sixtieth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. After two swift wins at Havre de Grace, he holds strong form with track records in the Shenandoah Purse and Chesapeake Stakes, ridden by Mack Garner, aiming to deny rivals like Mata Hari and Bazaar.
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U.R
Churchill Downs
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Lancegage
Mack Garner
Garner
Bradly
Bazaar
Discovery
Chesapeake States
Sir Thomas
Riskulus
St Paul Saints Hand Millers Third Loss of Year
In Columbus on May 1 the St Paul Saints defeated the Minneapolis Millers 10 to 0 as the Millers posted their third loss of the season. McWilliams drove in five runs with a homer, joined by Fenner and Todt. Louisville moved to a tie for second with Indianapolis after a 7 to 3 win over the Indians.
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Hayes
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Saints
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Fenner
Todt
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Toledo
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Red Bird
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Meath
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
Blues
Mine 205 Beats Mine 267 in Twlight Game
In a Monday afternoon twilight game Mine 205 defeated Mine 267 by an 8 to 3 score. Arrangements are under way for a Thursday evening game on local grounds between a team from Ohio Collieries and one from New York Coal Co. Teams should contact Richard Swartz, Glouster.
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Twlight
Ohio
New York Coal Co
Richard Swartz
Firestone Pioneers Balloon Tire Innovation
Firestone engineers perfected the first successful balloon tire in 1923 and now drive advanced construction to meet the demands of today’s high powered high speed cars.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis
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