Ohio University Bobcats face final road tests at Miami and Dayton
Ohio University baseball plans two weekend road games facing Miami Redskins in Oxford and Dayton Flyers in the return. Pitching choices center on John Miakar with Cliff Craig ready, while infield shifts feature Hec Harkins at third and Eddie Wierby at short as Baumholtz and Wren injuries influence lineup decisions.
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Miami
Redskins
Dayton
Flyers
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Miakar
West Virginia
Cliff Craig
Craig
Mlakar
Hec Harkins
Eddie Wierby
Don Peden
Ducky Clark
Stewart
Wierby
Eddie McHugh
McHugh
Brooklyn
Bob Wren
Baumholtz
Frank
Peden
Wren
Harkins
Marra
Brown
Lido Retains Mayo for Tenth Season
The Lido Beach Club announced the veteran golf professional Charles H. Mayo will return for the 10th consecutive season.
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Mayo
Lido Beach Club
Charles H. Mayo
Standings Roundup Across Leagues And Teams
St Louis leads at 9 3 with Chicago 7 3 and New York 6 3 in the standings. Cleveland tops American 4 0 over Washington 0 in 10 innings. Association results include Louisville 4 Columbus 3 and Indianapolis 8 Toledo 7 after Toledo ended seven to catch a train. St Paul leads at 11 while Milwaukee 0 shows in another result and Minneapolis at Kansas City is noted with wet grounds.
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Mance
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Artie Parks
Chet Morgan
Colonels
Lanahan Shuts Out Brewers 11 0 in St Paul Win
Dick Lanahan pitched six strikeouts with two hits allowed as St Paul thumped Milwaukee 11 to 0. He faced 27 batters with no walks, matching an all time league record with Brewers left on base.
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Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Detroit
Dick Lanahan
St. Paul
Dizzy
Lanahan
Milwaukee
Brewers
Mackerel Filly Ties Belmont Juvenile Record
Mackerel a filly from the final Equipoise crop tied the Belmont Park juvenile course record for five furlongs in 59.3 seconds as Equipoise died just before gaining fame as a sire of champions.
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Giants Destroy Walters in 10th Inning Rally
The New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in ten innings after rallying in the ninth. Paul Derringer started for the Giants and Buck Walters took the loss for the Reds. Home runs by Lonnie Frey and Harry Craft gave Cincinnati a 2-0 lead before New York tied it in the ninth and then won in the tenth.
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Harry Craft
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le Carpenter
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Ott
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Walters
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Joost
McCormick
Beggs
Carpenter
Investigates Tax Probe on Mutuel Betting in Washington
Joe Cohn a public relations man for five New York tracks travels to Washington to study a possible 2 percent flat tax on mutuel betting.
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Joe Cohn
New York
Washington
Demaret Aims for Comeback in Goodall Round-Robin
Jimmy Demaret seeks revived form at the Goodall Round-Robin a 126 hole four day event in Noroton Conn He trimmed weight to near twenty pounds and trains at Wee Burn club with peers Ben Hogan Craig Wood Gene Sarazen Lawson Little and others ahead of the opening round Stan Benjamin Phillies outfielder adds a four letter athletic record at Western Maryland.
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Jimmy Demaret
Goodall
Demaret
Wee Burn Club
Noroton
Conn
Ben Hogan
Craig Wood
Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
Porky) Oliver
Stan Benjamin
Phillies
Western Maryland
Breezing With Brzez New York Sports and Feuds Across Pages
Ted Williams feuds with the Beantown press over clubhouse access while Sammy Angott and Lew Jenkins eye a September title clash in Pittsburgh. Fritz Crisler projects Harmon's football fame could reach about 100000 dollars. Jockey Eddie Arcaro buys $75 wrist watches for Pinky Brown and Greentree Stable associates after Whirlaway’s Derby and Preakness wins. Lester Bromberg notes Angott and Jenkins negotiating gate shares. Sammy Snead withdraws from Goodall Round Robin. Nel Baker pushes Buck Newsom in training. Joe Vosmik snores, Dixie Walker uses cotton, and Marty McManus could replace Fred Haney if the Browns fail to improve. Ringside seats to Conn Louis set at $27, Feller’s dominance across leagues noted. Budge family links tie Oakland and New York business on 60th Street. Brooklyn merchants selling “just as good as the Dodgers” struggle this week.
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Ted Williams
Beantown Press
Sammy Angott
Lew Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Fritz Crisler
Tommy Harmon
Whirlaway
Eddie Arcaro
Pinky Brown
Jim Galver
Greentree
Eddie
Sammy Snead
Sambo
Calcutta
Nel Baker
Buck Newsom
Del
Bobo
Joe Vosmik
Snorer
Dixie Walker
Marty McManus
Browns
San Antonio
Fred Haney
Haney
Conn-Louis
Bob Feller
Washington
Senators
Brooklyn
Giants
O. U. Netters Close Season With Delaware Match
Ohio University tennis team ends its season at five wins and five losses by facing Wesleyan at Delaware Saturday. The Bobcats, who beat Wesleyan 5 2 earlier, seek another win after a 7 0 loss to Kenyon. Five weekend cancellations reduced their schedule with five matches wiped out. Coach Jim Roach will field Bill Rose, Ted Evans, Glenn Engelke, Loren Swedenborg, and Buck Wheat.
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Wesleyan
Delaware
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Bobcat
Kenyon
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Jim Roach
Bill Rose
Ted Evans
Glenn Engelke
Loren Swedenborg
Buck” Wheat
Ohio U. Track Team Seeks Buckeye College Meet Victory
Ohio University's track squad closes the season Saturday at the Buckeye College Meet in Delaware. Twenty two Bobcats travel to face eight Ohio schools including Miami Oberlin and Bowling Green with strong entries led by Ed Kasputis and Howard Duff. Team odds favor Ohio with Miami and Oberlin close rivals as prelims begin at 9 am and finals at 2 pm.
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Cincinnati
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Bowling Green
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Wilberforce
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Redskins
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Howard Duff
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Si Johnson
James Ogg
Bill Kuhner
Ogg
Kuhner
John Saunders
Bob Blayney
Evans
Eiseman
Malone
Hildner
Ware
Dew
Eddie Wellner
Erwin
Charley
Jones
Patterson
Scroggins
Updike
Ashland College
Gilbert Dodds
Aaro Alapeti
Feller Shuts Out Senators For First Time
Bob Feller pitched four hits shutout for Cleveland to defeat Washington 4 to 0 in a 10 inning game. Al Smith last pitched two weeks ago and Sid Hudson opposed him for Washington. Indians' offense broke through in the second extra frame after ten hits, widening Cleveland’s lead to three games over Chicago. Severin earns seventh UNC monogram in golf, with Hughson and Brecheen combining on pitching.
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Weatherby
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Marshall
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