Hillsdale hosts Northland in region college baseball tilt
Michigan State’s Bobcats travel to Kalamazoo to face Western State and Hillsdale this afternoon. Players Pudgeon Reichley Seig- and Hocken are listed among squad names amid a broader report on rosters and travel.
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Red Lucas Suffers First Loss in Braves Series
In Boston, Red Lucas took his first defeat in four starts as the Reds lost 6 to 4 to the Braves. Knothe Schulmerich and Berger hit key hits in the eighth to break open the game. Jim Bottomley started after a layoff due to a sore side, but left the game in the eighth. Cincinnati also released pitcher Keith Frazier to Toronto of the International League.
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Jim Bottomley
Keith Frazier
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Yesterday's Heroes In Major League Games
Smead Jolly of the Boston Red Sox singled doubled and tripled driving in three runs as the Browns fell behind. Knothe Schulmerich and Berger supplied home runs and a triple as the Braves defeated Cincinnati.
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Derby fever grips Louisville as 59th Kentucky Derby looms
Louisville buzzes over the 59th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Coe entry Ladysman at 2 to 1 facing rivals Head Play and others. Owners weigh the field as large crowds arrive, Derby post time set for 2 30 p m with the main race the fifth on the card likely between 5 and 6.
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Association Scores First Game and Second Game Matchups
Scores from a doubleheader include Kansas City games against Marcum Erickson and Connally with 7 4. McKain Thompson Brown Gabler Blackwell Brengel Connally listed for Louisville. The third line shows Dt Paul and Twogood Detore Munns Garland Aube Fenner with 5 4 totals.
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Glouster and Shawnee Game Booking Noted
Glouster Carbon Hill baseball seeks a Sunday game and asks Glouster and Shawnee to take special notice. For scheduling call 2142 R3 Nelsonville and request K Blosser.
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Slain Peruvian President Read Decree On New Constitution
President Luis M. Sanchez Cerro signs a decree promulgating a new Peruvian constitution when an assassin ends his life. The image shows Cerro reading the decree, possibly his final official act before death.
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Red Birds Cup Third Straight from Millers
Columbus Red Birds arrive in Kansas City after taking three of four from Minneapolis Miners and finish the series with the Eels 8 to 7. A decisive fourth inning powered by a strong rally against Rube Bentor produced six runs. Joe Hauser drove in five Miller runs with two homers.
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Standings Report From Rainy Baseball Doubleheader
National League standings show Boston 6 Cincinnati 4 while American League lists Boston 6 St. Louis 2. All other games postponed due to rain and cold conditions.
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Levinsky Kayoes Retzlaff In Two Minute Knockout
Chicago light heavyweight King Levinsky stopped Charley Retzlaff of Duluth in 2 minutes 15 seconds with a wild roundhouse blow. Retzlaff rose groggy but was counted out at the ropes after Levinsky mounted a decisive flurry.
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Springfield Beats Dayton 10-5 In Opening Mid-Atlantic Game
In Dayton on May 4 the Springfield team defeated Dayton 10 to 5 in a slugfest. Springfield collected 16 hits to Dayton's 11 as Veach and Wieal pitched for Springfield while Gilvary and Todd lasted for Dayton. Other league games follow this season opener.
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Athens Merchants Seek Replacement Road Game After Cancelled Contest
The Athens Merchants announce no Sunday game after cancellation with Zaleski and seek a replacement road game. Teams interested should contact Murad at 23504 or mail B. Murad at 1444 W. Union St Athens.
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Old hurler Lefty James dies at 43
William L. Lefty James, a 20 year veteran pitcher in the American Association Pacific Coast Eastern and Southern Leagues, died of pneumonia Wednesday at his parents home in Glenroy Ohio. He was 43.
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Intramural Twilight League Opens Season at Ohio University
The first intramural baseball league at Ohio University starts Friday with six teams: Greek Terrors Wildcats Ohioans Pirates Robins and Floaters. Games run Mon Tue Wed Thu six oclock with seven innings and two umpires on campus fields.
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Cher
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Buckeye State Horseshoe Pitchers Open Split Season May 21
Eight teams start the Buckeye State Horseshoe Pitchers Association split season on May 21. Edgemont Club of Dayton visits London, East Dayton at Sabina, Fort McKinley of Dayton at Hamilton, and Columbus plays Springfield, per president George O. Decker.
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