Cubs Turn to Rookie Bill Lee For Four-Hit Phillies Start
Charley Grimm tabs rookie Bill Lee for a major league debut against Philadelphia. Lee blanks the Phillies on four singles as the Cubs win 2 to 0 while Giants and Reds stumble, and other league results shift positions with Mets?
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Max Baer Predicts Victory Over Primo Carnera
The article describes Max Baer and Primo Carnera as rivals for a world heavyweight prize. Baer discusses strategy and confidence, expecting to absorb Carnera’s punches and deliver a decisive knockout. The piece notes Dempsey’s influence and the era’s heavyweight hype surrounding the anticipated bout.
Red Birds Blank Opponents in Atlantic Baseton Tilt
Siegen Red Birds beat Marthe College 8 to 0 in baseton league action. Marshall pitched for the Red Birds allowing only an errorless game while Manush and Rowe homered and drove in runs. Cubs minor league effort noted with four hits and vital defense.
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Walker Rosenbloom Title Fight Set For Olympic Club
Los Angeles May 8 Mickey Walker veteran New Jersey heavyweight will seek to square the count with Maxie Rosenbloom light heavyweight champion in a 10 round bout at the Olympic A C. Rosenbloom's title not at stake walkers backers cite training on a California ranch. Also local notes report Freddie Miller of Cincinnati versus Baby Casanova May 29 and Kid Chocolate of Cuba opposed May 22.
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District Meets Drawn For Tennis And Baseball Tournaments
Athletic Director O C Bird announced the Southeastern District high school athletic meet drawings to be held at Ohio University Friday and Saturday. In Class A baseball Pomeroy faces Jackson Saturday at 10 a m, while tennis runs Saturday with finals at 10 a m. The Plains meet Chauncey and Leesburg meets Thornville Friday at 10 a m. Highland faces winners at 4 p m with Fayette County’s rep meeting Leesburg Thornville winner at 4 p m. Singles tennis features Cunningham of Portsmouth and other top players with rounds at 9 a m, 9:30 a m, and 10:30 a m. finals at 3:30 p m. Doubles include Gallipolis-Portsmouth and Marietta-Chillicothe with byes, semifinals at 1:30 and finals at 3:30.
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Bobcats Open Camp Zaleski Tuneup For Miami And Cincinnati
After a light week and two light contests with Marietta, the Ohio University baseball team trains under Don Peden. They schedule a Wednesday game against Camp Zaleski at 3 30 PM before two road tests with Miami at Oxford and Cincinnati. If Bill Schreiber cannot play, Woody Wills moves to first and Fred Cameron to catcher, preserving defensive strength though batting may suffer.
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Standings and schedule in early baseball league play
The standings list New York 3, Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 10, Boston 7, Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 6 in 10 innings, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0. American Association shows Boston 14, St. Louis 1, Washington 17, Chicago 7. Scheduled games include Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh among others.
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Ouimet's Day of Rest Not So Restful in Walker Cup
Henry Mclemore reports from St. Andrews on Francis Ouimet as the U S Walker Cup team captain, resting briefly yet leaning into golf's grip. Ouimet and George Dunlap tied 78 while their foes Goodman and Little won 5 1 in a fourball match, with other singles and foursome results noted among the American squad.
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Henry Oana Punts 8 Yards With Bare Foot
Hawaiian outfielder Henry Oana of the Phillies astonishes by punting a football eight yards with his bare foot, showcasing surprising athletic versatility beyond baseball duties.
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Changes Due In Sox Camp
Chicago owner J Louis Comiskey plans a shake up after an awful 17 7 loss to Washington that dropped the White Sox to 4 10 14 on the season He will appeal to other club owners to buy players and may replace Lew Fonesca with Jimeny Dykes who is leading the team in hitting and play.
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