Heir Victory Boosts Nhuela's Star in Quockeye Race
Nhuela's Star gains momentum with an Heir victory over Ohio Wes leyan boosting hopes for a top finish in the Quockeye baseball standings. Don Peden's Bobcats plan three road trips to East Lansing Hillsdale and Toledo with Shade Saunders Sam Galabow and Lefty Parsons to pitch. Contenders for boxing titles include Tony Canzoneri with return bouts in Chicago and New York featuring Petrolle Batbalino Berg and Fuller as main draw prospects.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Don Peden
Bobcats
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Hillsdale
Hillsdale College
Toledo
Shade Saunders
Sam Galabow
Lefty Parsons
Wolfe
Gillary
Cincinnati
Tony Canzoneri
Chicago
New York
Billy Petrolle
Bat Battalino
Bat
Jackie
Rich) Berg
Sammy Fuller
Whitechapel
Fuller
Petrelle
Canzoneri
Petrolle
O. K
Gilvary Halts Foe After Mates Garner Six Runs Off Vease
Gilvary limited the Indianapolis Hoosiers as Wesleyan beat them 6-4 in a game where Pike and Schreiber drove in three runs each for the Bobcats. Vezie pitched well for Wesleyan, striking out six while allowing eight hits.
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Gilvary
Vezse
Jim Vezie
Bishops
Bobcats
Vezie
Burke
Bartel
Pfleger
Bill Schreiber
Pike
Vittorella
Glacken
Munson
Westfall
Pfieger
Schreiber
Worcester
Wesleyan
Elkins
Ohio
Abrhpoa
Gee Barrel
Senreiver
Viscotona
Knight
Jackerson
Wolfe
Givary
Reilly
Petrolle’s rise and rivalries in boxing’s east scene
The boxer crowned in a division title regained form after earlier defeats. He beat Pete Menya in Kansas City, then disposed of Billy Townsend in seven rounds, and Eddie Ran in six rounds. The Battalino affair and later clashes kept his career in the spotlight.
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Justo Suarez
King Tut
Spug Meyers
Jackie Moore
Jackie Berg
Jimmy McLarnin
Pete Menya
Kansas City
Billy Townsend
Petrolle
Eddie Ran
Baseball scores and innings from multiple games
National pro rumors show scores for games featuring Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Louisville St Paul Kansas City Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Key pitchers and lineups listed include Brandt Spohrer Halaban Mancuso Phelps Heimach Lopez Grace Holley Nichols Hansen Davis Root DeBerry Jonnard Shea Bean Winegarner Henline Munns Strelecki Adkins Fenner Bayne Smith Carson Collins Stiely Nelson Wiltse Kessenich Day Hensick Heart Petty Ryan Griffin.
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Wanes
Ai BS
Brandt
Spohrer
Halaban
Ana Mancuso
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Phelps
Heimach
Lopez
Harris and
Grace
Philadelphia
Phiceno Giscock Aia
Holley
Nichols
Hansen
Davis
Root
Inning
Martnetr
Hemsley
Louisville
DeBerry
Jonnard
Shea
Bean
Winegarner
Henline
St. Paul
Kansas City
Munns
Strelecki
Adkins
Fenner
Bayne
Smith, Carson and Collins
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Stiely
Nelson
Wiltse
Kessenich
Stiles
Young
Day
Hensick
Ilheart
Petty
Ryan Griffin
Redlegs Edge Clacuta in Ten Innings 2-1
In Cincinnati May 18 the Reds beat the Giants 2-1 in 10 innings. Grantham opened the 10th with a single, went around on a walk and a bunt error to score the deciding run as Benny Frey earned the win after Kolp left with a no-decision.
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Reds
Ray Kolp
Bill Walker
Cincinnati
Kolp
Benny Frey
Giants
Grantham
Walker
Herman
Manion
Terry
Abrhpoa Douthit
Asbjornson
Hafey
Heilmann
Gilbert
Urocher
Ss BI
Lombardi
Iene
aRan
New York
Durocher
Grantharm
Frey
Abbas
Wil
Stack
Donnelly
Klem
STARS and the Slice: Swing Faults and Causes
The note explains how a slice results from hands behind the clubhead, open stance, and early body involvement. It cites grip issues when left hand is under the shaft, elbow movement, and overanxious pressing as common contributors to a rightward curve.
Baseball Leaders List From May 17 United Press
United Press presents a compact listing of top performers for May 17 across MLB, naming players and clubs including Foxx and Dickey with runs batted in figures, Hafey, Klein, Cochrane, and others. The tally highlights hitters from Athletics, Yankees, Reds, Giants, Phillies, Indians, and Tigers along with noted hits by Whitey and Gehringer.
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Foxx
Athletics
Dickey
Yankees
Hafey
Reds
Terry
Giants
Whitney
Phillies
Averill
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers Foxx
How They Stand How They Stand American
Washington plays New York and Boston faces Philadelphia as Louisville meets Columbus St Paul faces Kansas City Milwaukee meets Minneapolis and Indianapolis clashes with Toledo in the standings roundup.
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American Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Association Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Fewer Errors Committed by Junior Loop
American League teams showed fewer errors than National League squads in the early season. Yankees and Athletics posted shutouts as Cleveland halted New York's streak. Cubs and Cardinals won tight games while the Red Sox and Senators slumped.
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New York
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Indians
George Earnshaw
Willow Wyatt
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Harnshaw
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Walker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Lloyd Waner
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Braves
Worthington
Nine-nine hits drive high scoring American Association games
Milwaukee and Minneapolis led a day of offense as nine nine hits and 72 runs came despite 17 errors. Minneapolis beat St. Paul 16 to 14. Columbus defeated Indianapolis 11 to 4, and Louisville rose from last with an 8 to 4 win over Toledo. Kansas City edged St. Paul 8 to 7 in 11 innings.
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Red Birds
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Indians
Birds
Sheriff Blake
Indianapolis
ABRH
Goldman
Rigriuga
Cnisenmagen O
Fitzgerald
CIBC
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Whitehead
Bing
Hall
Angley
Hale
Clarke
Barnhart
Wingard
Blake
Cooney
U.P
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Colonels
Toledo
Big Five Babe Ruth Slumps. Gehrig Key Spark in Showdown
In a standout batting display, Lou Gehrig doubled and walked twice, driving in two scores as AL Simmons and Hack Wilson went hitless. Bill Terry powered the offense with his eighth homer and two doubles in four at bats, while Babe Ruth went 0-for-3.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Preston and Teaney Win Pro Amateur Circleville Tourney
Mike Heaney of Athena Country Club and Jack Preston, Circleville club champion, outlasted 22 teams in a best ball pro am event at Circleville on Monday. After an 18 hole tie, they prevailed in a seven hole playoff and posted the only par breaking round, while Sheridan and Hambrick and other entrants tied at the end of regulation. Heaney and Preston will team again in Columbus Sunday to face Joe Kirkwood and Ciem Weichman, with Kirkwood giving trick shot demonstrations post match.
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Mike Heaney
Athena Country Club
Jack Preston
Circleville
Mike
Jack
Athens Asfarsa
Hambrick
Sheridan
Aanesville
Herb Christopher
Columbus
Casey
Rector
Athens
Preaton
Manesville
Heaney
Preston
Jos Thomas
Arlington Club
Joe Kirkwood
Ciem Weichman
Portamouth
Jackson
Kirkwood
Rifle Club Opens May 30 Free Shoot on Memorial Day
Margarets Creek Rifle Club announces a free rifle shoot to start the 50 yard range season on Memorial Day Monday May 30. Activities run from about 9 30 am with prizes totaling 150 dollars. The range lies on Route 56 west of Athens about two miles from town center.
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Margaret's Creek Rifle Club
KE. H. Young
Clarence Wyckoff
E. Young
Ken Young
Mr. Jenkinson
Route 56
Athens
Town
Miami tops Cincinnati in first meeting since 1924
Miami University baseball rallied from a three run deficit to beat Xavier University 7 to 5 in Cincinnati on May 16. This marked the first athletic contest between the schools since 1924.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Miami University
Mavier University
Advice on Baseball Slugging and the Ball Game
Henry McLemore argues that fans should temper their desire for shutouts as club owners push low scoring games to raise gate receipts. He mocks proposed “new balls” from watermelon to Civil War cannon and notes Red Sox manager Shane Collins pushing for no ball at all, urging a middle ground.
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Babe Ruth
Shane Collins
Red Sox
Shane
One more for Albie Booth in Olympic exhibition
Albie Booth of Yale, famed for many Yale football wins, was injured last fall but is selected to join a Yale Harvard and Princeton squad facing a Pacific coast eleven in an exhibition at the Olympic games. Booth will kick off and then retire from the game.
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Albie Booth
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Booth
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