Maldovan Shuts Down Buckeyes In One-Hitter Triumph
Johnny Maldovan pitched a one hitter to lead Cleveland State to a 12 1 victory over Ohio State at Columbus. Grate was the lone Bobcat to reach base with a double. Mitchell Grate and Jim Erwin were held to limited hits as Grate went the distance for Ohio State. General note: Detroit—Little Andy Minder, 62, dies, once rode Pink Star to 1907 Kentucky Derby victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Johnny
Ohio State
Columbus
Bobcats
Grate
Jimer
Bobcat
Chuck Traeger
Bill Heinz
Detroit
Andy Minder
Bob Wren
Ohio
Reeder
Ohio Uenensae
Chellinger
Huffman
Maxa
Heinz
Schenz
Traeger
Ohio U
Maldovan
Rhoades
Meier
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Boxing Tax Debate and Baseball News
A NY column surveys boxing purse worries under a possible 20 percent withholding tax with Al Weill unsure of his stake. It notes Ford Frick denying Hall of Fame support for Eddie Grant, and Philadephia's Gar Del Savio being returned with a quip about being opened by mistake. It mentions Fort Sheridan vs Benda Coal in Berwyn with no outs and a bat shortage, Roy Riegels rising to area athletic supervisor, Norfolk Naval Station players moving to Pacific bases, and Tom Hamilton’s Navy pre flight program transfer being approved.
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New York
Congress
al Weill
Ford Frick
Eddie Grant
Cooperstown
Phillies
Reds
Gar del Savio
Bill Dooly
Philadelphia
Roy Riegels
California
McClellan Field
Calif
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Jim Gleeson
Walt Masterson
Ray Volpi
Charles Medler
Buffalo
Pacific Naval Base
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Farm boy recruits wit for air force tale at Harrisburg
Joe Burnett formerly with Penn ends up at the Air Force Intelligence School in Harrisburg Pa recounts a tale from Camp Daniels Ga where he coached last fall. A 250 pound farm boy, new to football, admits he has no college pro or high school experience and says he only has semi prairie ball.
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Joe Burnett
Penn
Air Force Intelligence School
Harrisburg
Camp Daniels
Joe
Count Fleet Eyes Triple Crown After Supplementary Nomination
In Baltimore Sid Feder explains how Count Fleet can target the Triple Crown via a new supplementary nomination rule. The plan lets late-named horses join the Preakness and Belmont with added fees, potentially yielding significant earnings for owner Mrs. John D. Hertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Fleet
Sid Feder
Baltimore
Old Pimlico
New York
John D. Hertz
Pimlico
Belmont
Alf Vanderbilt
National and American League Baseball Leaders List
The article lists season leaders by category with players and teams for both leagues. It names O'Dea Saint Louis Camilli Brooklyn Frey Cincinnati Litwhiler Philadelphia Vaughan Brooklyn Clary Washington White Philadelphia Keller New York Vernon Washington Tucker Chicago Bagby Cleveland Trucks Detroit Carrasquel Washington Murphy New York and others.
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O'Dea
St. Louis
Camilli
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Frey
Cincinnati
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Stephens
Clary
Washington
Spence
White
Keller
New York
Vernon
Tucker
Chicago
Bagby
Cleveland
Trucks
Detroit
Carrasquel
Washagen
Murphy
Say
Boston
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
National Club
Merican Club
Association
Walters Hit and Pitch Reds to 3-2 Victory
Bucky Walters pitched effectively and drove in two runs as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 2. Ray Mueller's double and Lonnie Frey's single produced the winning run in the seventh inning, with Walters contributing two RBIs and a complete game effort.
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Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Bucky
Red
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gee Walker
Bert Haas
Eric Tipton
Ray Mueller
Lonnie Frey
Johnny Vander Meer
jLanning
P - Seumen
bWyrostek
iGornicki
Acapcuco
Cccaceve
Anon
Frey
Miller
Ss Hk
Marshall
McCormick
Walker
Tipton
Wccerse Ae
Mueller
Walters
Ppancooee
Cccsessee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Russell
Minneeuswe
St Tott
Fletcher
Aee
DiMaggio
Lopez
Lanning
Gornicki
Elliott
Barrett
Barr
Conlan
Farrell Outpoints Jones In Newark Bout
In Elizabeth New Jersey Buddy Farrell fights Johnny Jones at 151 1 2 pounds and wins on points. The card lists two Merchant Marine Cadet facts noting the corps 50th birthday and cadet totals.
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Merchant Marine Cadets
United States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
Social Notes of Cheshire Highlights Visits and Weekends
Elizabeth Swisher of Dayton spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs P O Swisher. The Ragan family from Gallipolis visited Mrs Lottie Roush. Richard Lavis from Gallipolis stayed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs F W Butcher. Curt Clark of Jackson visited Mary A Clark and Clifford Harrison's family. Bowman of Dayton and the Yeangers hosted weekend guests. Hollis Whitt and family from Gallipolis called on Mrs Lottie Roush. Arthur Swisher of Corning visited E F Longs. Marvin Thomas and daughter from Kananga spent Sunday with Floyd Thomas family. Eversole spent weekend in Columbus.
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Cheshire
Elizabeth Swisher
Dayton
P. O. Swisher
Thomas Ragan
Gallipolis
Lottie Roush
Richard Lavis
F. W. Butcher
Curt Clark
Jackson
Mary A. Clark
Clifford Harrison
Jim Grover
Robert Bowman
Ed Yeanger
Hollis Whitt
Arthur Swisher
Corning
E. F. Long
Marvin Thomas
Kananga
Floyd Thomas
H. C. Eversole
Columbus
Joppa Man Honored On His Birthday
In Joppa the Blake country home hosted about 50 friends who surprised Elmer Blake on his 34th birthday after a short trip. The social evening included refreshments and gifts, with many local family and neighbors in attendance and others sending presents. Also noted is a historical line about the first leg of the Spanish Trail blazing in 1776 between Los Angeles and Santa Fe.
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Joppa
Elmer Blake
Herbert Matheny
Eloise
Eugene
George
Vernon Reed
Vergil Westfall
Selba Jean
Jackie
Marlene
Betty Browdley
Lovel
H. A. Cole
Harmon Founds
Glen Blake
Audrey Baker
W. C. Blake
Denard
Shirley
Ada Slack
John
Robert
Kathryn
Roger
Ed Blake
Earl Watkins
Dallas Heiney
Harold Brannon
Bernard
Nina
James
Blake
Junior
Nola Jean
Doris
Roberta
Lorraine
Gary
Delia Reed
Elmer Reed
Lola Griffin
Los Angeles
Calif
Santa Fe
N. M
Venezuelan Ace Alex Carrasquel Shines For Washington
Venezuelan rookie Alex Carrasquel of the Washington Senators opened 1943 with three consecutive wins including an 8-1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics on four hits. Other league action saw the Yankees edge the Red Sox 4-3 on a balk by Anton Karl, Cleveland split with Chicago, Overmire strong for Detroit, Dodgers rout Philadelphia 18-6, Cubs beat Cardinals in 14 innings, Giants sweep Braves, and Bucky Walters star for Cincinnati in a 3-2 night win.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Caracas
Senor Alejandro Carrasquel
Washington Senators
Washington
Big Alex
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
A. L
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Brown
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
Mel Ott
Babe Barna
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indians Split Doubleheader With Chisox
The Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox at League Park. Chubby Dean won 2 to 1 in the first game, while relief issues and walks doomed Allie Reynolds in the 11 inning nightcap as Chicago took 5 to 2. Moses stole home for the Indians in the loss.
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Anton Karl
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Dick Culler
Sox
Wally Moses
Frank
Stubby
Overmire
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Chubby Dean
Tribe
Allie Reynolds
Redskins
Pale Hose
League Park
Browns
al Smith
Vernon Kennedy
Jake Wade
White Sox
Reynolds
al Milnar
Moose Salters
Don Kolloway
Dick Culley
Moses
Dean
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Pete American
Kuppenheimer
Schoeneman
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Fort Sheridan
Benda Coal
Berwyn
Alf
Eague
Crosby
Beckley
Social Notes of
Cameo Vinyards Co
Freano
Sauterne Zinfandel
Tex
Boti
East State ST
Lores
Lancaster
AG Lauterne Cabernet Burgundy
Chablis
Alex Carrasquel
Indians
Chisox
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