Bobcats Trim Ohio State Nine by Seven to Three
Ohio University baseball beats Ohio State 7 to 3 for fifth straight win. John Miknar pitched three hit ball through the ninth, seven strikeouts, and one error kept OSU off the board after the first inning. Bobcats score in every inning with timely hits including Silvey’s triple and Farroni’s RBI.
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Standings and results from yesterday across major leagues
National results show New York 5 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 2. Washington 5 Cleveland 3. Detroit 7 New York 4 Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis postponed by rain. Columbus 12 St Paul 7 ended eighth early to catch train. Indianapolis at Milwaukee rained out. Toledo 7 Minneapolis 5. Only games scheduled.
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Ohio State netters overpower Ohio University in 9-0 tennis rout
Ohio State’s tennis team whitewashed Ohio University 9-0 in Columbus. The lone close match was the Rose Engelke doubles defeat 6-4 6-3. State players McFarlane Lewis Fillmon Jones Griser Strauser Janes-Cole Gordon-Rosenthal and Fife-Richland won all singles and doubles. The Bobcats travel to Wilmington Friday and Miami Saturday.
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League Leaders Baseball Stats Snapshot
Slaughter of St Louis tops with 413 runs and 33 hits. Camilli of Brooklyn leads with 20 runs batted in and 7 doubles tied by Lavagetto Jurges Danning for 7 doubles. Moore of Boston has 4 triples. Camilli also leads home runs with "Stolen bases"Fre y of Cincinnati has 6. Pitching leader Casey of Brooklyn with 40. Travis of Washington leads American runs and 31 hits. DiMaggio of Boston on 19 runs and 5 stolen bases. Gordon of New York and York of Detroit tied for 6 home runs. Harder of Cleveland records 3-0.
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Vander Meer Fans 11 but Loses 4-2 in New York
Cincinnati Reds lose 4-2 to the Philadelphia Phillies as Johnny Vander Meer fans 11 but coasted by two extra base hits allowed. Cy Blanton limited Reds to five hits with Lombardi and Craft homers supporting Philadelphia.
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Indians and Yankees Open Abbreviated Series Today
Cleveland hosts New York in a brief AL set with pennant implications. Al Milnar or Al Smith backs the Indians while McCarthy fields Russo for the Yankees, and Detroit setbacks loom as Washington ends Cleveland’s winning streak.
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Brooklyn Tabs Fire Up Patents and Pitches
Larry MacPhail and two Johns Hopkins doctors seek patents on Brooklyn safety caps. Nova camp cites Nova-Joe Louis bout at Yankee Stadium set for Sept 17 at 27.50. Also notes Bold Irish in Preakness prep and Budge draft question. Mack and Redskin events referenced amid a flurry of sports gossip and names.
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Brooklyn Voice Echoes on a Witty Moniker
Mr. Eddie Zanek, Brooklyn’s voice, notes the wolves nickname the man as Reeser and Ryser. The fragment hints at a humorous tale about a figure who created an ash tray during a visit to the Kaiser.
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Jim Lalanne Returns Bears Contract Over Injury Clause
Former UNC back Jim Sweet Lalanne sent back the unsigned Bears contract after finding no injury clause. He relies on a special foot pad to guard a past injury. Ed Dudley’s friends say he's poised for a big hit at Chicago.
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Jacksonville PTA Ends Year With Officers Elected
The Jacksonville Grade School PTA held its last meeting of the year in the grade building Monday. Elected for the coming year were President Wahneta Ech stenkamper, Vice President Mary Skinner, Secretary Evelyn Deal, and Treasurer Lucille Williams. Faye McKinley’s room won the monthly attendance banner and Evelyn Deal’s room earned the yearly banner. Raymond Connett, instrumental instructor, led a student music program concluding the business session.
New England Native Dies in Columbus
Jacob Norris 75 of 195 E Mound St Columbus a retired railway conductor died yesterday in St Francis Hospital after a long illness Funeral services by the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors are set for 8 p m Wednesday at Schoedinger chapel burial will be in New England Ohio He came to Columbus from New England 57 years ago and worked for the Hocking Valley Norfolk and Western and the Sandusky Short Line Railroads In 1902 he went to Billings Montana to work for the Northern Pacific Railroad and returned to Columbus in 1914 when he retired He leaves no relatives
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First Baptist Church Children’s Band Meeting at Mrs Morris Home
The GLOUSTER group met Sunday at Mrs Harrie Morris home under her supervision. President Berna dine Goodman read the scripture. The band plans a plate lunch on Friday May 16 at the church social rooms. The next meeting is set for May 18 at the church.
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First Baptist Church Choir Names Officers
GLOUSTER The choir at the First Baptist Church has officers: chorister Mrs. Leonard Viney pianist Mrs. Andrew Viney president Mrs. Helen Leach vice president Mrs. Thomas Morris secretary Mrs. Rachel Bland assistant secretary Mrs. Thomas Morris treasurer Mrs. J. R. Binford along with by laws committee Thomas Morris Mrs. Hayes Mayles and Mrs. Leonard Viney librarian J. R. Binford and correspondent Mrs. Andrew Viney. Other members include Mrs. Harry Williams Mrs. Harry Morris Mrs. Lem Warren and Clifford Johnson.
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Child's Funeral Rites Held in Columbus
Funeral services for Sandra Lee 10 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Smith were held Tuesday at Wylie S Shroyer Funeral Home Broad Street. Interment followed at Greenlawn Columbus with grandparents Norman Smith and C E Allen listed.
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Robert Williams to Work in Athens
Robert Williams resigns from the Angle Store on High Street after eight years and starts a new job with the Standard Oil Company at the Sohio Service Station on North Court Street in Athens. He plans to join his wife and two children in Athens as soon as a house becomes available.
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Hosts Award Titles in Seattle and New York Bouts
Seattle fighter Al Hostak stopped Atilio Sabatino in a 161 pound match while New York’s Tami Mauriello halted Hobo Williams at 166 and 168 pounds in a second bout.
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Winning Streaks of Cards and Indians Are Shattered
The St. Louis Cardinals and Cleveland Indians saw their 11 and 10 game win streaks end as errors doomed both teams. Indians fell 5-3 to the Washington Senators, and the Cardinals lost 5-4 to the Boston Braves.
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Bobcat Track Team Set to Face Bowling Green Saturday
The Bobcats host Bowling Green on Saturday after two decisive recent wins. Bowling Green, anchored by Wellner in seven events, seeks to rebound from a 1-1-1 start and regional invite success, while Ohio U. predicts tougher competition.
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Corning GLOUSTER Attendees Listed for E S Inspection
In Corning on Monday evening the following Glouster members attended E S inspection: Mrs. Clarence Bingman Mrs. Delmar Gladden Mrs. Everett Eddy Mrs. Sam Dunnett Mrs. Agnes Eddy Mrs. Thomas Vaughn Mrs. Emmet Anderson Mrs. William Hughes Mrs. Delmar Dunlap Mrs. H F Kittle Mrs. C B Vernon Mrs. R C Galloway Mrs. John Blower Miss Beulah Bennett Mrs. Roger Kittle Mrs. Myrtle Olbers Mrs. Mary Davis Mrs. B G Goldberg and Mrs. Robert Gamwell.
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