Pille's Trackmen Win Bobcats Trim UC in Final Event
Ohio University edged Cincinnati 69 to 24 in a crowded press box track meet as OU claimed its first win of the year. Harry Cox led OU with multiple wins and a key mile relay victory, while Willie Stargo swept hurdles and jumped on the day, and Redeker for Cincinnati excelled in weight events.
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Don Hoyt
University of Cincinnati
Harry Cox
Ohio
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Willie Stargo
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Stargo
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Mac Bass
Gordon Cox
John Nolan
Pitt
Henry Laulnier
Red
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Fred Schieicher
Rex Hamiersly
Schleicher
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Ingram
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Ogg
Puthoff
H. Cox
Fey
Hanna
Quinn
McCune
Rose
Brown
Nolan
Pacis
Holtkamp
Dugan
G. Cox
Bill Benson
Indians Narrow Gap In AA Title Chase
St Paul held the lead at 10-5 in the American Association race but slipped when Indianapolis moved to second after a 2 to 1 game in which St Paul made three errors in the final inning. Milwaukee fell to Columbus 9-7, lifting Columbus to 6-9. Louisville crushed Minneapolis 15-0 to take third place. Toledo and Kansas City rain postponed their game amid the 10th anniversary notes.
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Chase St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Louisville
Millers
Toledo
Kansas City
Ebbs and Flows as Major Leagues Post Weekday Scores
American Association results show Milwaukee 7 at Columbus 9 and Louisville 15 while Minneapolis 3 beats Indianapolis at St Paul with rain at Toledo Kansas City. National League NY 5 over St Louis 3. Pittsburgh 8 over Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 33 to unknown. Chicago tie Boston at Cincinnati with rain. American League NY 8 over Cleveland 2. St Louis 19 over Philadelphia 2. Boston 3 over Detroit 4 in 10 innings. Only games schedules.
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Louisville
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
Kansas City
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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ASF
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Washington
Today's Baseball Matchups and pennant chatter
Daily slate lists Cleveland at Boston with Gromek facing Harris, Detroit at New York with Trout opposing Gettel, St. Louis at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Chicago, Boston at Pittsburgh. Cards face lefties as NL chase shifts, Cubs lead by memory. Sox sweep Detroit amid strong pitching by Chandler and Dreisewerd helps Red Sox edge Tigers. Browns erupt past Athletics, Ostermueller steadies Pirates as slate notes rainouts and non scheduled games.
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Boston
Harris
Detroit
Trout
New York
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St. Louis
fZoldaki
Washington
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Chicago
Lee
Philadelphia
Anott
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Lanier
Moiselle
Schnitz
Sain
Pittsburgh
Roe
Embree Aims to Extend Winning Streak Against Red Sox
Cleveland’s Charley Embree and Bob Feiler delivered a one hit win over the Yankees to halt a Boston surge as the Indians sought a win in the series at Boston. Lew Bournau planned the lineup with Embree and Feiler, while Yankee Stadium welcomed the Bronx Bombers who hoped to fuel a comeback behind Vic Johnson. Ferrick and Kilman allowed eight runs in the fourth inning as the Red Sox piled up nine hits.
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Embree
Cleveland Indians
Lew Bournau
Iead
Ins Trances
Bob Feiler
New York Yankees
Mpaging Keant Sin
York Power
Yankee Stadium
Bronx Bombers
Vic Johnson
Tom Ferrick
Ed Kiloman
Ans Sototel
Three Horse Entry Unusual in Rich Derby
In Louisville the 72nd Kentucky Derby features Elizabeth Graham's Big Three as one of 17 slated entries. History shows three-horse Derby stables are rare, with only one prior trio winning a century ago in 1931. Trainers and owners debate whether a trio can duplicate past romance.
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Louisville
thiIt
Elizabeth Graham
Roses
Jimmy Smith
Lord Boswell
Bahrain
Graham
Harry Payne Whitney
Churchill Downs
Aweigh
Surf Board
Maine Chance Farm
Rippey
Spy Song
Pellicle
Assault
Hampden
Newark and Marion Win In State League Openers
Newark and Marion pulled late rallies to beat Zanesville Dodgers 11 to 10 and Lima Terriers 7 to 6 in Ohio State League action. Newark’s Moundsmen rallied for two runs in the ninth, while Marion scored twice in the final stanza. The marathon game lasted 3 hours 51 minutes with 1,925 in attendance as rain again washed out two other games.
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Ohio State League
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Marion
Moundsmen
Zanesville Dodgers
Lima
Terriers
Bob Simpson
Zanesville
Middletown
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Springfield
Timm
Norris
Dattero
Popovich
Boken
Prude
Bucyn
ATTF
Molly
Syfried
Pusateri
Lil
Finnery
Modre
Fullerton's Roundup on Derby Sightlines and Turf Tales
Louisville columnist recalls 1891 press stand for touts at Churchill Downs renamed press hex with no charge. Notes Derby contenders, fire losses, Dave Ferguson's return, Bob Murphy, and Ken Taylor hoping to attend tomorrow as post time nears amid muddy track prognostications. One-minute sports page offers kit worries and shoe shortages.
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Louisville
Bureau of Information
Churchill Downs
Mat Winn
Jong
Lord Boswell
Chicago
Elizabeth Graham
Dave Ferguson
Detroit
Ferguson
Bob Murphy
Kitty League Bell
Ken Taylor
Louisville Times
Three SEC Lads Named On All Star Game Roster
Three Southern Ohio players earn spots on the All Star roster for the Ohio scholastic game to be played Aug 18 in Toledo. Coach Paul Bixler will lead the Northern squad, Frank Leahy the Southerners, selections drawn from numerous counties. The event caps the Ohio High School Football Coaching School run by the OH Football Coaches Association and Toledo Waite High School from Apr 9 to Aug 16.
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Cleveland
Salore
Crid
Ohio
Toledo
Walle
Associated Press
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Paul Bixler
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iWest
Columbiana
Jefferson
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Ohio Football Coaches' Association
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Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press
Billy Herman of the Dodgers hit a pinch hit single in the eighth to score two runs and beat the Cubs 3-2. Dave Koslo limited the Cardinals to four hits as the Giants won 5-1. Hank Camelli and Bob Elliott keyed the Pirates 8-3 win over the Phillies with second inning triples. Ted Williams homered in the 10th for a 5-4 Red Sox win over the Tigers. Wick Bateson belted a grand slam as the Yankees beat the Indians 8-2. Walter Judnich collected four hits to lead the Browns to a 10-3 victory over the Athletics.
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Fritz Ostermueller
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Associated Press
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Hank Camelli
Bob Elliott
Pirates
Ted Williams
Sox
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Wick Baten
Indians
Walter Judnich
Athletics
Jurkovic To Hurl Opener for Bobcats Mountaineers Undefeated
Ohio University Bobcats face unbeaten West Virginia Mountaineers in a two game series. Jurkovic to start Friday with Burdette Saturday as both teams seek to extend streaks and maintain top form.
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Ohio
W. Virginia
Jurkovic
Bobcats
Mountaineers
Thumpers Pick Lord Boswell in Derby Poll
Louisville reporters and broadcasting experts tally 55 voters in the AP Derby Poll predicting a wide open 72nd Kentucky Derby. Lord Boswell leads with 21 first place votes. several other contenders receive multiple mentions including Spy Song Hampden Knockdown Outsider and Pellicle.
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Derbytown
Lord Boswell
Associated
Charles Fisher
Vet Keglers Will Compete In ABC Tonight
Two Toledo based World War Two veteran bowling teams will compete tonight at the American Bowling Congress Championship Tournament in Buffalo New York. They are sponsored by the Toledo Blade and Toledo bowling proprietors and will bowl at 3 30 p m EDT. The Kinsmen Lee Recreation team rolled 2789 in a 880 970 939 game set. Clyde Martinson of Wilmington moved into fifth in all events with 1932 total from doubles singles and team events.
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American Bowling Congress
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