Bobcats reveal heavy schedule with 26 games this season
Coach Bill Trautwein released a demanding 26 game winter slate for the Ohio Bobcats with 10 home games and 16 on the road and abroad. The schedule includes home and away matchups with Ohio Wesleyan Miami Marietta and several pairings with Xavier Cincinnati Western State Teachers College and a January trip featuring Scranton Villanova Saint Joseph's and others.
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Porter's Mite Withdraws From Kentucky Derby
Louisville crowds converge on Churchill Downs as Porter's Mite withdraws due to condition concerns. Johnstown remains favored after a stunning 1:38 3-5 training mile and strong Derby Trial rival times mark the leadup to the 65th Derby.
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Plains Trounce Chauncey 18 to 2 In W county game
The Plains defeated Chauncey 18 to 2 with Bob Nelson striking out 14 and allowing three hits. Savage led The Plains with four safeties in five at bats, while Stillwell added a two for three. Kattyan pitched three innings for Chauncey, Border the last four. Palmer led the losers with two hits. Union Furnace plays The Plains Monday.
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Rome Favored in Athens Co Track Meet
Rome led by Cliff Glasier seeks a ninth straight Athens County track title as rivals Troy Jacksonville Trimble Plains and Hollister threaten to derail the Red and Black favorites. Mattyskella spearheads Stewart with strong showings in sprints and field events amid showers that cooled record hopes.
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Harrisonville Defeats Albany in Dual Meet
Harrisonville beat Albany High School 105 to 72 in a boys track dual meet held Friday at Harrisonville. The score reflects events across the meet and individual performances contributing to the victory.
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Bobcats Fall to Wesleyan in Loose Midweek Tilt
Ohio University suffers its first Buckeye Conference loss as Fred Greiner struggles on the mound. Wesleyan, aided by six Bishop errors and 11 walks, builds a early margin and holds on for a 9 to 7 victory at Delaware. Wierby leads the Bobcats with two hits while Buttermore powers the Bishops with a three base hit and a double.
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Jacobs rules out Baer Nova bout for Galento
Denver dispatch quotes Joe Jacobs manager of Tony Galento saying Baer and Nova do not merit a title bout with Galento. Jacobs insists Galento will meet Louis on June 28 at Yankee Stadium and vows to block fights with Baer or Nova until then.
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Baseball Burlesque Staged By Major League Outfits
Major League play over the last two days featured many walks and errors across six games, with notable slumps and bloopers. The Giants defeated the Browns 6 4 in a wobbly exhibition, while the Yankees and Red Sox posted wins as Seattle and Philadelphia teams impressed. Red Sox slugged 14 hits in a 5 1 victory. Athletics beat White Sox 3 1. Browns lost 11 10 to Senators. Phillies beat Cubs 4 1 behind Mulcahy.
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Hutchinson Sent to Toledo for More Seasoning
Freddie Hutchinson, the 19 year old pitching prodigy from Seattle, known as the boy wonder, was optioned to the Detroit Tigers farm club in Toledo for additional seasoning. Manager Del Baker learned of the move from reporters after it happened.
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