Bobcats stay in Buckeye title hunt after Miami win
Mitch's Musings notes Ohio University Bobcats remain in the Buckeye race after defeating Miami. The Redskins stumble closer to losing the crown. Result hinges on next Tuesday's clash with Ohio Wesleyan and potential needed wins over Cincinnati. Gilvary shines as ace pitcher despite early injury. Schaaf and Sharkey clash over heavyweight prospects as Schaaf dominates class rivals.
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Don Peden
Gilvary Dominates as Bobcats Rout Miami 12 3
Ohio University Bobcats beat Miami 12 to 3 in a Buckeye Conference game halted after seven and a half innings due to rain. Bill Gilvary allowed three hits, struck out ten, and led a 12 run outburst powered by Burke, McDonald, Pfleger, and Schreiber as the Bobcats built a seven run lead before the stoppage.
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Lambert to Speak at West Virginia Coaches Meeting
Dr. F A Lambert of Columbus, noted football rules authority, will headline a Friday night meeting of West Virginia high school coaches and football officials. The talk accompanies the 15th annual state high school track and field championships and will outline rule changes effective next fall.
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Indians Rally to Beat Minneapolis 12 to 6
In Columbus on May 11 the Indians widened their lead in the American Association by defeating Minneapolis 12 to 6. The Millers used five pitchers in a vain effort to stop the Indians as Kansas City and Columbus stayed idle. Toledo edged Milwaukee 7 to 6 in ten innings with two late runs. St Paul fell to Louisville 5 to 3.
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Big Five Infielders Produce Three Runs In Four At Bats
FRBE RUTHS singled walked and lined a long sacrifice fly in four at bats driving in three runs. LOU GEHRIG scored on a walk in four at bats. AL SIMMONS singled in four at bats scoring once. BILL TERRY added a run with a single in four at bats. HACK WILSON was idle.
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Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Bill Terry
Hack Wilson
Costello Defeats Morosco In New York Card
In a Lenox Club bout in New York Bobby Costello defeated Vic Morosco in six rounds. Thys Menger defeated Jimmy Abbey in six rounds. Mike Belloise edged Sammy Tisch in a four round decision.
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Bobby Costello
Vic Morosco
Thys Menger
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N. J
Jimmy Abbey
Mike Belloise
Sammy Tisch
Muskies Ready For Muskingum Meet Saturday
Ohio's track squad, fresh from the Miami meet, plans a strong challenge to Muskingum College in a Saturday dual. Elliot set Mt. Union marks in 100 and 220. Buckeye conference champs Granville May 27-28, events start 2 30 with field events and running.
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Benge Blanks Reds 4-0 in Second Game
In Cincinnati on May 11 Ray Benge shut out the Reds 4-0 to give Philadelphia a series win and drop Cincinnati to fourth in the National League. Reds pitcher Ray Koip took his first loss of the year despite a strong effort. Red Lions was scheduled to start next against Phil Collins in Philadelphia.
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Unclear Matchups Highlight City Basketball Rivalries
In a compact schedule Toledo plays Milwaukee while Columbus faces Kansas City Louisville meets St Paul and Indianapolis goes against Minneapolis reflecting a cluster of midwest tilt games.
Marietta College Names Varsity Rowing Captain
Ward Kanaga of Akron has been named captain of the Marietta College varsity rowing crew for the triangular race with Pennsylvania and Wisconsin crews here on May 21 Kanaga will row in the number five position.
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Schaaf Near Top Of Fifty Ladder Debutante Match Rumors
Henry McLemore reports Ernie Schaaf, Boston sailor, engaged to a Park Avenue socialite. The boxer aims for top status, noting his wealth and family needs, and vows to beat Sharkey and the Dutchman once given a title shot. He touts himself as the best fighter despite skeptics.
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New York
U.P
Ernie Schaaf
Boul de Caulifleur
Park Avenue
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James Harrison Dempsey
Sharkey Guy
Sig
Aaid
Derby Winner Burgoo King Cleared for Preakness Run
Kentucky Derby winner Burgoo King owned by Colonel E R Bradley finished an easy mile and a half workout and was declared fit for the Preakness at Pimlico. Jockey Eugene James praised his condition while trainer H J Thompson called him on the razor edge. A short workout is planned Thursday before possible travel to Maryland with final entry decision resting with Bradley.
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Burgoo King
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Hawkeye baseball suspends four players at Iowa City
Four U of Iowa baseball players were absent from practice as coach Otto Vogel fired four veterans and suspended another for training rule infractions. Captains Elmo Nelson and Ed Groepper along with outfielders Leo Frigo and Wesley Fiala were ousted, with Frank Drager also suspended. The Hawkeyes scheduled to play Wisconsin at Madison Friday and Saturday, but Vogel gave no clear indication of reinstatement for the Wisconsin series.
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Frank Drager
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Vogel
Big Bend League Scores From Recent Games
Coolville 4 Bashan 3 Chester 33 Kerrs Run 12 Dyesville 6 Rutland 4 Joppa 15 Tuppers Plains 3.
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Short bunker pitch advised by Denny Shute
The article explains a bunker pitch as one of golf's hardest shots. Shute recommends gutting the backswing, using a club with leftward bias such as niblick or mashie, and striking firmly without lifting the ball.
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Denny Shute
Canzoneri to Box Dublinsky in 10 Round Non Title Bout
Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion will face Harry Dublinsky of Chicago in a 10 round non title bout at the West Side Boxing Club on June 16. The match was announced today in Chicago.
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U.P
Tony Canzoneri
Harry Dublinsky
West Side Boxing Club
Home Run Leaders Face Off In Seasonal Totals
A compact recap shows players Terry and Stantes among homer leaders alongside Foxx Reynolds Dickey Cruz Walker and Averill Ruth with notable RBI counts from Ruth and Averill. The list includes players from the Yankees Giants Tigers Senators Cardinals Indians and Indians.
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Dickey
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Giants
Walker
Tigers
Shutsouts Flourish Across Major Leagues This Season
Major league pitchers have compiled nearly twice as many shutouts as at the same point last year with 13 in each league. Washington and St Louis lead with four shutouts apiece, while Detroit and Boston feature multiple wins for their hurlers. Lefty Gomez notches his fourth victory as the Yankees beat the Browns 10 to 3.
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Foxx Athletica Gehringer and Tigers in key matchups
Fragmentary OCR lists Foxx Gehringer and Porter with Indians Reynolds and Senator names, plus Athletes and fees. Unable to confirm event or context from readable text.
Baseball Scorecard Of Aerial Center Mets Orgs
Score by innings shows multiple teams with mixed results and incomplete names. Pitchers listed include Warneke Heamaiey and Wedd. batters include Gilson Go mez Dickey Jones and Berry. venues or dates are unclear in the fragmented OCR readout.
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Believe It or Not Prizes Announced for Readers
Robert L. Ripley’s Believe It or Not feature invites readers in the United States and Canada to submit remarkable facts. Grand prizes include a Curtiss-Wright monoplane with flying lessons, a Cuba trip for two via Ward Line, including Havana stay, and a two week Quebec Province tour for two, all expenses paid.
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