Buckeye title hope hinges on Bishops as Ohio clubs sweep
Ohio and Miami vie for the conference crown with three and two games left respectively. Vern Wolfe shines for Ohio with four starts and a 29 strikeout pace, while the National League scene sees East contenders equal to the West after a stormy mix of wins and defeats.
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Redskins
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Ohio
Denison
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Delaware
Cincinnati
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Reds Triumph Over Dodgers in Brooklyn Case
The Cincinnati Reds evened the series with the Dodgers 7-5 in Brooklyn. Roush and Stripp sparked the early lead as Mattingly struggled, with Luque and Mattingly exchanging blows in a high-scoring game.
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Dodgers
Ooklyn
Cinti Reds
Luque
Mattingly
Cincinnati
Hendrick
Roettger
Ford
Clark
Frey
Brooklyn Abrhpoa Thompson
Herman
Bissonette
Wright
Frederick
Bressler
Ey Gilbert
Lopes
Bowesenenne
Cuccinello
Guccinello
Leffon
Brooklyn
Rixey
Quinn
Quin
Gallivan
Wihaing
Schmeling Stribling Title Bout To Be No-Foul
Max Schmeling defends his heavyweight crown July 3 in Cleveland under a no-foul rule adopted by the Cleveland Boxing Commission. W L Young Stribling and promoter Richard Dunn confirm the rule and expect both fighters to arrive by Thursday for training camps at Geauga Lake and Conneaut Lake Park.
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U.P
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W. L. “Young” Stribling
Richard Dunn
Madison Square Corporation
Ohio
United Press Today
United Press
Dunn
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Georgia
New
Lake Front Stadium
New York State Athletic Commission
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Jack Sharkey
Stribling
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Conneaut Lake Park
Baseball scores and pairings from American Association and leagues
Summary of multiple games with results across American Association and National League. Includes Columbus 2 Toledo 1 in 19 innings, plus Milwaukee, Kansas City, Indianapolis and Louisville pairings, and St Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn results. League pairings list scheduled games and matchups Toledo Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Chicago Boston New York Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland etc.
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U.P
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Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
Foxx
Simmons
Cochrane
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Senators
Sam Gray
George Blaeholder
West
Bluege
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Tommy Thomas
Webb
Cissell
Jolley
White Sox
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Burleigh Grimes
New York
Johnny Verger
Cards
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Robins
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Tocco
Toledo
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Association
American Association
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Louis Eeneeeuene
Pioneers Next For Ohio Nine
Ohio University Bobcats travel to Marietta College to face the Pioneers after a 15 to 1 win over Marietta earlier. Vern Wolfe sparked a four game winning streak in that contest with seven innings of two hit ball. Marietta lost 4 to 1 to Capital with Weinstock likely to start versus the Bobcats.
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Ohio University Hall of Fame
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Weisman
Capital
Reiter
Weinstock
Danny Boone
Red Birds take pair from Hens in doubleheader
Arch Campbell was slated to start for Columbus as the Red Birds aimed to sweep the Toledo Mud Hens. They won 2-1 in ten innings and 6-4 in the second game, aided by a late rally and clutch hits to overtake the Hens, with Desautels, Yoter, and Purdy among key contributors.
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Arch Campbell
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo Mudhens
Re Birds
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Red Birds
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Moore
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Gudot
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Bedere
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Delker
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Cha Johnston
Golf Swing Mechanics for Descent and Power
The guide explains a controlled start with the left hand, wrists cocked, then accelerating the hitting region. Weight shifts to the left leg as the club descends, with the right hand delivering a downward blow through the ball. Releasing the wrists early wastes snap and power, while keeping them cocked into the hit yields a crisp descending blow.
Scoring Summary of Baseball Games In The Major Leagues
Multiple games show St Louis New York Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington Minneapolis St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville results. Notable scores include St Louis 6 over New York 1 and 15 to 8 in others. Boston 3 over New York 5. plus 18 1 Washington and St Louis 8 0.
Record crowds set at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium
Record attendance marked a New York Sunday with 56.00 percent of spectators at the National League game between St Louis and New York at the Polo Grounds. Some 50,000 attended the Irish football and hurling games at Yankee Stadium, making the Polo Grounds the largest NL game venue ever.
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Kamm Arrives in Cleveland to Boost Indiana Return
Willie Kamm arrived in Cleveland to join Indiana at third base in an effort to snap a nine game losing streak after being traded from the White Sox in exchange for Lew Fonseca.
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Chicago White Sox
Willie Kamm
Lew Fonseca
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Pale Hose
Kamm
Cleveland Indians
Whitehalls Fall as Galabow Allows Two in Sixth
Whitehalls lose 2-1 at an unnamed site Sunday afternoon after a costly sixth inning error allows two runs. South and Hockeneberry lead the Whitehalls with two hits each while Brooks and C O Leary each have the team’s lone hit against Zaleski.
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Zaleski
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Brooks
C. O'Leary
Hocking Valley Mines 14 Carbondale 6 in Sunday Baseball
Hocking Valley Mining Co. defeated Carbondale 14 to 6 Sunday afternoon. Schoonover Rane and Besko teamed for the winners while Carlin and Prater pitched for the losers. Flood received in the Hoelwood meeting date next Sunday.
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Plains
Hocking Valley Mining Co
Carbondale
Schoonover
Rane
Besko
Carlin
Prater
Hoelwood
Sunde
Let's Swap ad promotes exchanging goods in classifieds
The notice outlines a weekly “Let's Swap” feature inviting readers to trade personal or household items. Participants Ads can include toys, sports gear, vehicles, clothing, or books with a description of what they offer and seek. The six best advertisers win tickets to the Ohio or Nelsonville Majestic.
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Ohio Theater
Athens
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Majestic
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Sunday Messenger
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Nelsonville Majestic
Swap Ad Rates Listed for Classified Page
A simple pricing note explains three-line swap ads cost 30 cents for one placement, 72 cents for three insertions, and 1.26 dollars for six insertions, with payments in cash.
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