Ohio and Miami Favored To Win Buckeye Track Meet
Predictions place Ohio and Miami as prohibitive favorites for first and second at the Buckeye Conference meet in Ohio Stadium. Armbrust of Ohio and Allen of Wesleyan head the 100 yard dash contenders, with other events highlighting Damon of Miami and Conklin of Cincinnati in the 440. Armbrust and White of Wesleyan are needed high scorers, while Ohio edges toward strong points in most events except the javelin. Preliminary events begin Friday afternoon at 4, with a coaches golf tournament Saturday morning.
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Conklin
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Leven
Wha
Elliot
Gilmore
Hatfield
Warren
Son
Gant
University of Dayton
Pittsburgh bouts star Eddie Risko tops Frankie Battagila
In Pittsburgh Eddie Risko 181, Syracuse, outpointed Frankie Battagila 157 in a 12 round decision. Al Quail 154 Pittsburgh outpointed Joe Lyons 158 New York in eight. Harry Jacobs 189 Pittsburgh outpointed Joey Bazzone 180 in six. Joe Vignali 198 Waterbury stopped Jack Holt 142 in Pittsburgh. In Wilmington Maxie Rosenbloom 183 New York outpointed Harold Murphy 193 Peoria Ill in six.
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Babe) Risko
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Joey Bazzone
Joe Vignali
Waterbury
Conn
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Hurlers Flop in Debuts for New Clubs
The Associated Press reports baseball debuts of Blaeholder and Earnshaw failing for Philadelphia and Cincinnati respectively. Earnshaw and Blaeholder joined poor starts amid a day of mixed NL and AL results with Cy Blanton’s Giants extending their lead and the Yankees dominating for a 13 to 5 victory over the White Sox.
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Roy Parmelee
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Cardinals
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Boston
Chicago
Yankees
Ohio Wins Final Tilt
Ohio University Bobcats escape Marietta College for a 3 2 win in a game played mostly in dusk and rain. Starting pitchers Bill Schmidt and Hodous each went the distance with solid lines as errors marked the scoring and kept the game tense through the final frames.
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Phillies Declare War on Dean Boys After Tuesdays Francas
The Philadelphia Phillies threaten retaliation against the Dizzy and Daffy Dean brothers after a Tuesday game in which Paul Dean hit Lou Chiozza and Al Todd. No punches were thrown as tempers flared among players from both sides during the shadow boxing and baseball throwing carnival.
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Ohio and Marietta battle to 2 1/1 tie in extra frames
In a long extra inning contest Ohio and Marietta battled as Joe Pavia led off the 14th with a key single and Marietta’s defense misplayed plays. Hodous and Schmidt matched zeroes until a late Ohio run produced a 2 2 tie with the box score showing multiple players contributing and Vittorella committing two errors.
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Hodons
Wrestling results from Holyoke and Trenton matches
Len Ma caluso of Syracuse defeated Farmer George McLeod of Nebraska two falls to one in Holyoke. Ed Don George of Boston beat Tom Alley of Australia two falls to none in Trenton after Alley refused to continue following the first fall.
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Mass
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Syracuse
N. Y
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Nebraska
Trenton
N. J
Don George
Boston
Tom Alley
Australia
Alley
Spectacular chip seals British golf title for Little
William Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco, favored to defend his British amateur crown, nailed a dramatic 15th hole win at St Annes on the Sea. He faced J Zacharias who laid a ball on the lip at four, and Little used a niblick to hook it in for a 4 and 3 victory amid cheering. His next foe is H G McCallum, who once carried Johnny Goodman in Prevwick.
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Prevwick
Reds to Inaugurate Night Baseball in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI AP The Reds and Phillies inaugurate major league night baseball under a $50 000 lighting system with Judge Landis throwing out the first ball. About 12 000 reservations are in and 30 000 expected. rookies headline the Reds lineup as night play begins amid fireworks and ceremony. Dealers in Nelsonville and Columbus attend a meeting.
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