Bobcats Headed to Kentucky for Weekend Series
Ohio University baseball team travels to Kentucky for a two game series with the Wildcats after a rough showing against Ohio State. Coach Peden relies on pitchers Chuck Burdette and John Jurkovic with support from the infield to spark a comeback. Illinois catcher Lee Eilbracht praised as top Big Ten prospect by Wallie Roettger.
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Ohio State Bucks
Bobcats
Brooks
Singerman
Traeger
Bobcat
Schmitter
Bucks
Hills
Kentucky
U. of Kentucky Wildcats
Peden
Chuck Burdette
John Jurkovic
Champaign
Wallie Roettger
Lee Eilbracht
Illinois
Missing Wristwatch Reward and Various Ads
List of small ads including a lost yellow gold wristwatch near Westfield and Express Office with reward offered to Gwen Telson of Univ. Cleaners. plus a tan Tucker spaniel and two vehicle notices for a Dodge truck and a Chevrolet pickup with contact details in East Side Service Station Athens and Vitatee's Grocery Middleport.
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Westfield
Sister’s
Express Office
Gwen Telson
East Side
Athens
Vitatee’s Grocery
Middleport
R.D
Bradbury
Dodgers and Cards Set for Tight pennant duel in 1946 preview
Baseball fans foresee another down to the wire NL race between the Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals as both clubs win and fight for first. Cards beat the Giants 4 1 to stay atop. Beazley pitched well. Dodgers outslug Cubs 2 2 in 11 innings amid a pregame brawl. Yankees beat Tigers 12 6 as DiMaggio Etten and Gordon homerred. Pirates topped Phillies 10 2 led by Ralph Miner two homers. A Washington vs Browns night game was postponed by rain.
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Brooks
New York Giants
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Lou Klein
Eddie ‘Dyer
Johnny Beazley
Giants
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Nick Etten
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Pittsburgh
Ralph Miner
Philadelphia Phils
Miner
Tommy Hughes
Eson Bahr
Phils
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Tai
Dayton Helps Newark Win In Ohio State League action
Dayton committed 12 errors as Newark defeated Dayton 14 to 3 at Dayton. Newark’s runners profited from Dayton misplays after Newark had 41 errors in a prior game. In Middletown, the Reds beat Marion 17 to 7 with 13 errors total. Springfield beat Zanesville 5 to 3 with 15 hits and one error. Lima edged Richmond 6 to 5 despite five errors by Richmond.
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Dayton
Marion
Reds
Springfield Giants
Zanesville
Lima
Richmond
Fullerton's Roundup mixes sports, history and humor
A compact column by Hugh Fullerton Jr. surveys baseball feuds from 1931 between Billy Jurges and Mickey Finn, Ted Collins courting four football stars for the Yankees, and Paul Runyan entering golf’s open. It notes the National Baseball Congress talks of a Havana series, Ed McKeever’s football date with Army, and Ernie Laniga’s Cooperstown claim that New York leads baseball hall of fame nominees with ten. It closes with Billy Conn joking that Joe Louis can beat him only in golf and a remark on two clubs for Louis.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Billy Jurges
Mickey Finn
Angelo Bertelli
Ted Collins
The
Yanks
Paul Runyan
National Baseball Congress
Havana
United States
Canada
Cuba
Venezuela
Ray Dumont
Wichita
Kans
U.S
Ray
Mexico
Ed McKeever
Cornell
Army
Joe Louis
Ernie Laniga
Cooperstown
New York State
Pennsylvania
Reading
Billy Conn
Joe
Rex Mitchell, Jr
Roanoke
Billy
Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show the National League games with St Louis beating New York 4 to 1 and Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1 in 11 innings, plus Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 2 and Cleveland 7 Boston 3 in 10 innings. The American League lists New York 12 Detroit 6 and Washington at St Louis with rain.
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Dixie Walker
Ford Frick
Walker
Len Merullo
Red Smith
Cubs
Peewee Reese
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Frick
Smith
Merullo
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Fiansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Ll Pet
Beaton Aes
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
American Association
Baseball schedule listing World Series era games tonight
Games today include Boston at New York Wallace Schumacher, Chicago at Pittsburgh Borony Roe, Brooklyn at Philadelphia Bigbe night, St Louis Brecheen at Cincinnati Beggs, AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Newhouser at Chicago Grove, Cleveland Reynolds at St Louis Preteen, all night.
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Boston
Wallace
New York
Schumacher
Chicago
Borony
Pittsburgh
Roe
Brooklyn
Bigbe
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brecheen
Cineinnati
Beggs
Detroit
Newhouser
Chikago
Grove
Cleveland
Reynolds
State scholastic playoff action opens in Ohio events
Ohio high school athletes begin state tournament play in baseball track tennis and golf with semi finals today and finals set for tomorrow. Track hurdles and sprints qualify today with titles decided tomorrow. golf opens 18 hole rounds today and final rounds follow. Delaware Park noted for largest race track parking in the east.
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Columbus
Galt
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Indians Lose Flight To Rail Strike Disrupts Major League Travel
Major League teams faced travel chaos as a rail strike hit the circuit. The Indians were bumped from a chartered plane to St Louis, forcing reliance on planes buses cabs or private cars for many clubs amid Office of Defense Transportation limits. Some teams stayed home while others scrambled to reach destinations for upcoming games.
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Austin Bealmear
NEW York
Major League Baseball
Cleveland
Indians
Office of Defense Transportation
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
OU Trackmen Invite Western Reserve to Athens Meet
OU trackmen add West Virginia freshman Lieving and enter him in the broad jump and high jump for a Saturday meet with Western Reserve in Athens. Al McCune may miss the 440 due to a leg strain as OU seeks a fifth start with four prior wins and aims to boost its mile relay.
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Western Reserve
Bobcats
Athens
IOU Riflemen
al McCune
Pille
Larry Lieving
West Virginia
Lieving
Kuhner
Greenwood
Pitt
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Brelsford
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