Bobcats Rout Marietta in 18–4 Victory on Tuesday
Ohio University pounded Marietta College with 34 total bases to win 18 to 4. George Brown led the Bobcats with two doubles and a triple while Root hit a homer and a double. Marietta starter Danny Boone struggled as Ohio stacked hits and runs through five and seven innings.
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Navy Pilot Introduces Inverted Falling Leaf Maneuver
Washington May 14 The eve of completing 13 years naval service Lieut Alford J Williams presented the Navy a new aerial maneuver Inverted Falling Leaf Williams inverts his plane and swings it like a pendulum then enters an inverted spin but checks before falling He believes mastery may save pilots from spins though he says it has no military value The pilot plans to leave naval service tomorrow and pursue flight philosophy and practice to save lives
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Sweringen Elected Director of Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cris Nan Sweringen, railroad magazine editor, was elected a director at the Missouri Pacific Railroad stockholders meeting in St. Louis on May 14.
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Rabbit Ball Still Haunts Pitchers Across Majors
United Press reports the scarce supply of durable innings pitchers persists as 29 hurlers worked seven majors games. Philadelphia drubbed Chicago 14 7, Cleveland rallied to beat Washington 11 6, and other results included St Louis over NY Giants 6 4 and Detroit 4 1. Hack Wilson led NL with nine homers while Chuck Klein moved to second with eight.
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Heavy Track May Control Gallant Fox
Kentucky Derby scene at Louisville sees mud rivals like Uncle Luther and Breezing Thru racing fast times as Gallant Fox faces new trial on a damp surface. Ned O. and other contenders also perform, shaping Derby odds amid rain muddied track conditions.
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Newburgh Heights Mayor Shoots Self in Garage
Andrew Lodvody mayor of Newburgh Heights shot and killed himself this afternoon in his home garage. He left a note saying I am ending it all. Authorities did not report motive or additional details at this time.
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Two base hits by Brown Pfleger Root Warshower and others. Home runs by Pfleger Root Warshower. Sacrifice hits by Jackson. Multiple stolen bases including Koterba Schreiber Warshower Brammer Kalk losch. Errors and double plays noted with several pitchers and umpires listed. Final time 2 35. Don Whiting umpire.
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Schmeling to Sign Contract With Sharkey Promoter
Max Schmeling expected to sign with Madison Square Garden Corporation for the June 12 heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey in New York. The deal would grant the winner a Garden promoted title defense, despite New York State Athletic Commission rules prohibiting unlicensed boxers and multi bout agreements. The commission recently prohibited Schmeling from fighting Sharkey unless the first title defense occurs in New York under the Garden banner.
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One-Eyed Connolly Admits Wrigley Field Pass
Los Angeles May 14. One-Eyed Connolly, famed gate crasher, has admitted an annual pass to Wrigley Field for LA and Hollywood clubs games. Oscar Reichow of the Angels confirmed the pass after Connolly appealed to J H Patrick. Gatekeepers now require tickets or official slips for entry.
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Stage Objects to Poll On Prep School Invitational Tournaments
Chicago May 14 Alonzo Stagg Chicago University football coach charged that the Illinois High School Athletic Association conducts a biased poll on sponsoring invitational tournaments for prep school athletes. The poll was started after a Tribune questionnaire to midwest high school principals. Stagg condemned the association for an appeal against interscholastic events and for statements that could sway opinion.
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Tennis Stars to Practice for Matches
Philadelphia hosts Davis Cup inter zone play with Canada and the United States practicing ahead of Thursday to Saturday matches. The American team is led by Fitz-Eugene Dixon with selections including Lott replacing Hennessey in the lineup. Canada fields Jack Wright Marcel Rainville and doubles Willard Crocker and Wright.
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Baseball scores and league pairings across leagues
Louisville defeated Milwaukee 3 2 while Kansas City and Indianapolis beat Toledo 4 7 and St Paul 4, Columbus Indianapolis on wet grounds. New York 4 tied St Louis 4. Detroit beat Weston 1 and Philadelphia 14 Chicago 7. National, American leagues list multiple matchups with rain affected games.
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Big Ten Prepares for Annual Track Meet in Evanston
Western Conference coaches have instituted training programs to ready athletes for the thirtieth annual conference track and field meet at Evanston on May 23-24. Michigan Illinois Ohio Wisconsin are strong contenders for team honors with a likely spirited individual and team battle.
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Mud Hens Tie Solons For Second In Flag Race
May 14 column from Columbus reports Toledo Mud Hens tying the Solons for second place in the Association flag race after a 7 to 4 win over Saint Paul. Louisville beat Milwaukee 8-2 to extend their pennant lead to three games. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4-0. Brewers suffered their eleventh straight defeat.
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