Burdette Tosses No-Hitter as Ohio U. Romps Past Wesleyan
Ohio University righthander Chuck Burdette pitched the first no hitter of his career striking out ten Wesleyan batters to lead a 9–0 win. The Bobcats backed him with sharp defense and a six-run second inning, including a homer by Jack Singerman, pushing OU to its fifth straight victory.
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Bob Feller
Yankee
Ohio U
Chuck Burdette
Ohio Wesleyan
Bishops
Burdette
Peden
Bobcats
Singerman
Sayre
Speedy Sayre
John Madden
Brooks
Bill Brooks
West Virginia University
Pille
Cincinnati
Rippey Wins Derby Trial Amid Open Derby Spark
Bill Helis’s Rippey dominates the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs beating rivals in muddy conditions. Favorites Lord Boswell and Knockdown loom as 17 horses prepare for Saturday’s main event with many noting Rippey’s sharp form and strong stretch move.
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Bill Helis
Rippey
Louisville
William Helis
Swiftle
Charlie
Downs
Churchill
Erratic Bowling Caps Prize Cutoffs In ABC Tournament
The American Bowling Congress reports sharply lower scoring than expected in the 42nd world championship, revising prize thresholds downward as players struggle to surpass 300 averages. Whitney notes the meet may yield no 3999 team score, a rarity since 1922, with singles and all-events purses adjusted accordingly.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Whitnes
ABC
Whitney
SODPA Plans 19th Spring Field Trials in Ohio
The Southern Ohio Dog and Protective Association will hold its 19th Annual Spring Field Trials Sunday attracting more than 399 entries. General Chairman J F Riehle said the event will be staged on the association's farm on the east Miami river road between New Baltimore and Venice.
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Cincinnati
Southern Ohio Dog and Protective Association
J. F. Riehle
Miami River
New Baltimore
Venice
HOW THEY STAND
A compact notice on standings and recent results shows teams and players in current ranking. It highlights leading performers and shifts in position, offering a quick snapshot of ongoing competition and key matchups.
Yesterday's baseball results across major leagues and standings
Summary of yesterday's results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NATIONAL LEAGUE and AMERICAN LEAGUE. Notable scores include Toledo 3 Columbus 1 and Louisville 8 Indianapolis 2 in the minor leagues. In the National League Chicago 2 Brooklyn 4 and Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 4 while New York, St Louis and Boston had games in progress or postponed. In the American League Cleveland 1 New York 0 and Philadelphia 12 St Louis 8 with several matchups listed for later.
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Pet
St Paul - Indianap
Levilleas Minneapol
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Milewaukee
National League
Brooklyn
Tan
ALO
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Philadel American Seagle Club
Peteryik
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Minneapo
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Indianapo
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Louisvile
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Lee
Cincinnati Gumberts
Judd
Albosta
Koslo
Martin
Gregg
Fleming
Reynolds
Ruffing
Benton
Ferriss
Hoofer
Potter
Fowler
Yesterday's Stars roundup highlights major league performances
The Associated Press recaps key games and player feats. Bobby Feller pitched despite a second no hit no run game needing Frankie Rayes ninth inning homer to beat the Yankees 1-0. Buddy Lewis drove in the winning run for Washington in a 3-2 win over Chicago. Joe Dobson and Sam Chapman also shine for Boston and Philadelphia. Cleveland trades Bu llington and Brayshaw for Lavois and Gagne.
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Bobby Feller
Indians
Frankie Rayes
Yanks
Buddy Lewis
Senators
Washington
Chicago
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Detroit
Sam Chapman
Athletica
Philadelphia
Hal Newhouser
Dobson
Ray Scarbrough
Ed Lopat
A. Bvaths
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Russ Chrisopher
Tex Shirley
Brownies
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Feiler
Hugh Casey
Dominic Dallessandro
Emil Rush
Jack Hallett
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Fullerton's Sports Round-Up in New York Wire
Bruce Woodcock trains with U S Military Academy gear. John Dang heads to St Mary’s after heralded Hawaii football start. Track coach Chick Werner faces a scrappy squad and a standout discus thrower. Andy Anderson tours amputee fishing as a rare “Fishing Expert.” Pap’s cartoons sell as a two-bit book hit. Oklahoma Aggies beat Oklahoma U on Norman ground. Pete Dempacy locks umpires in a stadium room before memory lapse.
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New York
Bruce Woodcock
U. S
Andy Anderson
Houston Press
Pap
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma U
Sooners
Norman
Pete Dempacy
Rob Ash
John Miskovsky
Durance
Dempsey
Who Said Feller Was All Washed Up
A dramatic ninth inning at Yankee Stadium featured Bob Feller facing a no hit threat from the Yankees. Kenny Keltner’s error sparked hope, but Frankie Hayes homered in the ninth to give Feller a 1-0 lead before he closed out the win.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Boo Feller
Feller
Yanks
Kenny Keltner
Cleveland
Phil Rizzuto
Rizzuto
Frankie Hayes
Yankee
George Slimiweiss
Les Fieming
Placker
Tommy Hearneh
Keltner
Stirnweiss
DiMaggio
DiMassio
Bobny
Keller
Secon
Ray Mack
White Sox
Felter
Dil Maggio
Feller Strong as Indians No-Hit Yankees in Tight Start
Bob Feller pitched a no hitter and no runs as the Cleveland Indians blanked the New York Yankees 1-0. He struck out 41 in four games this season, tying for near perfect efforts with Ed Head and matching a standout crowd of 37,144 at Yankee Stadium.
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New York Yankees
Rapid Robert
Feller
White Sox
Yankees
van Meter
Iowa
Tribe
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Clearwater
Fla
Hal Newhouser
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
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Chicago Cubs
Cy Young
Boston
Ed Head
Brooklyn
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Ray Caldwell
Floyd Bevens
Frankie Hayes
Bobby
George Stirnweiss
Charney Keller
Ray Mack
Boudreau
Stirnweiss
Joe Dobson
Boston Red Sox
Bulldogs Shutout Gallipolis Nine 7-0 in SEC baseball rout
Athens High pitchers led by Max Duncan fired a three hit shutout as the Bulldogs routed Gallipolis 7-0. Duncan and Dailey sparked a two inning burst while eight Bulldogs, including Kennedy Currens and Cunningham, contributed timely hits. Friday teeing off vs Ironton at 5:00 at the high school field.
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Ken E.genheimer
Athens High Baseballers
Gallipolis
Ohio A
Gallipalli
Okoohoeo
Athens
Pedigo
Kennedy
Duncan
Currens
Potts
Short
Johnson
Folden
Arthurs
Robinson
Dailey
Sb—Coury
Evans
Bob
Cunningham
Grogan
Wayne Dalley
Bulldogs
Ironton Nine
St Paul Loses Ground In Early American Association Play
St Paul dropped a 5 3 decision to Minneapolis as Indianapolis and Louisville shared a doubleheader for a 1 1 stalemate. Indianapolis won 9 2 in game one on eight hits against William Clark. Emery Rudd pitched four hits to win 8 2 in game two. Toledo beat Columbus 3 1 behind Freddy Sanford. Margaret Truman to attend the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.
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American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
William
Otey) Clark
Emery Rudd
Colonels
Toledo
Columbus
Freddy Sanford
Boston Braves Open Three-Game Visit At Crosley Field
Eastern teams begin their Crosley Field series as the Boston Braves face Cincinnati. Harry Gumbert will start for the Reds with Bill Lee pitching for Boston. Cincinnati aims to rebound after three straight wins and sits tied for fifth with the Giants.
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Crosley Field
Boston Braves
Bill McKechnie
Harry Gumbert
Reds
Bill Lee
Boston
New York Giants
Baldwin Wallace Wins Triangular Meet Without Dillard
Baldwin Wallace beat Ohio Wesleyan and Akron in a triangular track meet as star hurdler Harrison Dillard sat out with a pulled tendon. BW finished with 994 points, Wesleyan 354, Akron 42.
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Delaware
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron University
Harrison Dillard
Wesleyan
B-W
Bishops
Akron
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