Bucky Walters Stops Dodgers In Dramatic 11th Inning Victory
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bucky Walters silenced the Brooklyn Dodgers to end their nine game winning streak in a tense 11th inning. A bases-loaded situation in the ninth led to a strikeout, then Walters doubled in the 11th and scored on Eddie Joost’s single. He retired two Dodgers pinch-hitters in the bottom of the frame to seal a 2-1 win.
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Bucky
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Walters
Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Pete Coscarart
Eddie Joost
Peter Reiser
Babe Phelps
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Redbirds
Spitting questions and betting lines collide in sports chatter
A column mixes boxing results and odds with sports gossip. references include Johnny Allen spitter talk, Porter's Cap weather, Swain at 40 to 1, Minnesota opener prep, tennis coach move, and notable quotes about Mike Gonzales and Ed Oliver. Also notes a medical diagnosis for Max Baer and a quip about Greek language.
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New York
Johnny Allen
White Sox
Porter
Colt
Swain
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Washington Huskies
John Faunce
Fred Perry
Washington and
Lee Netters
Feller Spurs Indians to Seventh Straight Win
Cleveland rode Bob Feller to a 13 8 victory over Philadelphia as he struck out seven to push his AL win streak to four and notch his second career homer. The Tribe piled 18 hits including six doubles and six different players had at least one hit in the win. Opener of a two game series with Boston followed.
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Giants
Lon Warneke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Russ Bauers
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Cecil Travis
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Detroit
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Charlie Keller
Joe Gordon
Ernie Bonham
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Athletics
Redskins
al Milnar
Tigers
Red Sox
Dick Newsome
Bob Feller
Iowa
Feller
Indians
Benny McCoy
Bob Johnson
Jack Knott
Rankin Johnson
Herman Besse
Jeff Heath
Ken Keltner
Joe Krakauskas
Syracuse
Tribe
Ben Chapman
Poa McCoy
Cornell
S. Chapman
Bardot
Cnuicdenne
Suder
F. Chapman
A. Johnson
Eno
Keltner
Boudreau
Istie
Isssc
AME Soc Caecavis
Besse
Heath
Desautels
Trosky
Mack
Hayes
McCoy
R. Johnson
Weatherly
Leovich
Bell
Knott
Siebert
Udreau
Ohio University Track Heads to Baldwin Wallace Dual Meet
Ohio University heads to Cleveland to face Baldwin Wallace in a dual meet after a strong start this season. The Bobcats seek a third win as Si Johnson of Ohio and Harvey Albert of B W square off in the 100 yard dash, with Albert also contributing in hurdles.
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Bobcat
Ohio
Scarlet and Gray
Ohio State
Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Green
Oberlin
Case
B-W
Cleveland
Si Johnson
Harvey Albert
Albert
Joe Williams
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio U. poised for third win as
Ohio University faces Baldwin Wallace in a track meet with Jim Ogg at 22 feet 8.5 inches and Ed Kasputis challenging in shot and discus. A strong Bobcat squad travels with Barrett swapping to the mile relay, joined by Friel Hughes Cohen. Cleveland’s Bocora leads field events while Ohio relies on Duff Wiley Columbus Ab Rh Poa.
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VIER
FEDER
Bobcats
Jim Ogg
Ohio
Ed Kasputis
Ohio U
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland
Tommy Barrett
Mekedis
Jim Friel
Don Hughes
Si Cohen
Howard Duff
Paul Wiley
Jim Columbus
Cgg
Fitz Miller
Bucher
Max Garfinkle
Emil Anton
Ray Repass
Kincaid
William Benson
Bud Cners
Burke
Don Haughes
Si Triplett
Si Gillenwater
Hardt
John Lutinen
Charles Jones
Vaughn Valentine
Dan _ Risaliti
Poland
James Friel
Cramn
Charles McAfee
Minneapolis
Fausett
Geary
Ae Gaffke
Wright
Oo Bonura
Sea Dennis
Seo Barnacle
Teachock
Haetner
Snte Semmisons
Kelley
Kash
Columbus
Haefner
Sanders
Haas
Triplett
Bonura
Denning
Repass
Bitcher
Roe
Dickson
Kline
Winon
Johnson
Curtis
Coon Trials Carded in Amesville Sunday Field Event
Coon hunters are invited to a field trial Sunday May 4 at 2 PM on the Ownie Linscott farm in Amesville Route 50. Sponsored by the Coon Skin Conservation Club, prizes will be awarded to winners and the event is open to all attendees.
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Ownie Linscott Farm
Amesville
Coonskin Conservation Club
Linscott Farm
Mlakar Leads Bobcats Toward Third Straight Win
Ohio University baseball aims for its fourth victory in a row when Cincinnati visits on Saturday for a 2 p.m. game. Pitching by John Mlakar and Cliff Craig has limited opponents to few hits while hitters like Baumholtz and Moe Nerney provide power. improved defense and timely hitting bolster the Bobcats as they chase a win over the Bearcats.
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Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Western State Teachers
Michigan
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Bearcats
Joe Meyer
Western Michigan
Ohio State
John Mliakar
Cliff Craig
Miakar
Craig
Wesleyan
Bobcat
Baumholtz
MoeNerney
Bob Wren
Don Peden
Mlakar
Cincinnati
Howard Collins
Joe Marra
Jack Silvey
League Leaders National and American Baseball Metrics
National batting leader Jurges of New York has 420 runs Lavagetto of Brooklyn leads with 27 hits and 18 runs Camilli of Brooklyn tops home runs with 6 DiMaggio of New York leads American batting at .571 and hits with 25 Walker of Cleveland on triples with 4 DiMaggio also leads American home runs with 5 and steals with 4 Casey of Brooklyn has 40 pitching wins Keller of New York leads American runs batted in with 23.
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Jurges
New York
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Camilli
Moore
Boston
Frey
Cincinnati
Casey
Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
Keller
Gordon
Walker
Cleveland
Richardson Wins Fishing Trophy in 1941 Tourney
L. E. Richardson of Glouster Ohio won the Anglers Association award for the smallest sailfish in the 1941 $5,000 game fishing contest. He caught a six pound four ounce sailfish on February 10 from the Caliban III guided by Capt F L Merritt. The prize desk set includes an automatic barometer clock calendar and compass donated by Dan Foster.
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FT. Lauderdale
Fla
L. E. Richardson
Glouster
Ohio
Anglers Association
Richardson
Caliban III
F. L. Merritt
Dan Foster
Standings Report From Evening Baseball Scores
St. Louis 5 New York 0. Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2. Chicago at Boston rain. Washington 7 Chicago 0. Boston 15 Detroit 9. Cleveland 13 Philadelphia New York 14. St. Louis 5. SSOCIA Columbus 7 Minneapolis 4. Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 2. St Paul 6 Toledo 4. Milwaukee 8 Louisville 5.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadlphia
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ssocia Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
National Club
Eem
Okcaacccce
Philadelphia Socene
Weshsesa
Hicago
Asace
Nelsonville leads in pin tourney at Sportland lanes
Nelsonville women dominate the bowling event at Sportland Recreation lanes leading three of four divisions. Team event tops go to Nelsonville with 2443, while D Shearer and L Silcott win doubles 1063. All-events leader L Silcott posts 1450, and singles leader M Hall of Athens posts 495.
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Nelsonville
Sportland Recreation Lanes
Travelers
Glouster
Athens Blue Devils
D. Shearer
L. Silcott
F. Lantz
M. Johnson
Nelson
M. Hall
W. Manning
M. Wilson
D. Conkey
I. Woodrum
K. Shumway
B. Cornwell
A. Wolf
Eeen
Nelsonville Travelers
H. Shaw Onne
L. Sileett
N. Ward
Cope Cone
Wilson
Secoce
Woodrum
Conkey
Ilson Ewnn
Halloe Nee
L. Sileot Onore L. Sileott
Stag Night Opens Athens Country Club Golf Season
Athens Country Club kicks off its golf season with a Stag Night next Thursday featuring a live auction of Pony tournament players for the following Sunday. The event includes free refreshments, lunch, entertainment and invites prospective members and guests. Members may enter the Pony Tournament with Pro Mike Heaney before Thursday night.
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Athens Country Club
Mike Heaney
Beulah Park Opens 25 Day Meeting with Classic Derby Interest
Ohio racing fans look to Beulah Park as the 25 day season begins with the Inaugural Handicap a mile for 700 dollars. Ebony Fly High Fidelity Merry Son are among early favorites as 650 horses from 85 stables occupy stalls and 200 mounts are turned away. Beulah Park Jockey Club president Robert J. Dienst notes Darby Dan's John Galbreath entry with 20 horses and single star Caath in E R Coyle stable.
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Columbus
Old Kentucky
Ohio
Buckeye
Beulah Park
Ebony Fly
Florida
High
Fidelity
Merry Son
W. P. Byerman
Springfield
Robert J. Dienst
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Busy Man’s Newspaper
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U. S
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Lew Jenkins
Uncle Sam
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Fritzie Zivic
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Dave Castilloux
Georgie Martin
Honey Mellody
Mike Gonzales
Mike
Lynn
Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
National League
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Max Baer
Athens
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Mathews Oil Co
Athens, Ohio
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Owen
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Reese
F. Mee-Cormick
Pverther
F. Cormick
Caih
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Rearon
Conlan
Jack Mlakar
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Fritz Howell
Roy’s Auto Supply
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Pinkie
Kyle
Clifford
Carl
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