Bobcats prime for Buckeye Conference track meet
Bobcats head to Granville for the Buckeye Conference championships led by sprinter Booher who may run. Renner, Deutsch, Small, Waffin and others fill events from sprints to distance with multiple university records in field events and hurdles noted.
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Granville
William Herbert
Booher
Renter
Maurer
Freddie Deutsch
Reuter
Waffin
Deutsch
Small
Kloepfer
Dupler
Trozzy
Bobcats
Brown
Workman
Kepler
Koch
Rowland
Siemen
Taylor
Holden
Beach
Harold Brown
Chick Maurer
Miami
Fred Deutsch
Cincinnati
Muskingum
Sheldon Rowland
American teams set for key matchups across multiple cities
Cleveland faces St. Louis while Chicago meets Detroit and New York plays Washington. Philadelphia hosts Beston as Toledo meets Indianapolis. Columbus clashes with Louisville followed by Minneapolis versus Milwaukee and Kansas City against St. Paul.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Wee Lest
Boston
Remae
Chicago Sewanee Een Ee
Cineme Eee Eee
Louis A
New
Cnneweseeseseene
Brooklyn
Pitteburgh
Atom Wnewens
Washington Oveerinings Astnienees
Mit
American Association
Uut
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ferrell
Connally
Harder
Pearson
Sewell
Yasier
Thomas and
Grube
Louie
Onions
Coffman, Gray and Ferrell
Goldstein
Matt and
Hayworth
Walbere
Owman
Hevins Gomez
Dickey
Associationansas City
Reds and Birds Hold Mixed Standings in Regional Tables
Mitch's Musings shows the Cin cinnati Reds leading three clubs and tied with two while the Columbus Red Birds edge five teams, tie one, and trail two. The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Reds two of three as Boston has yet to beat them this year. The Reds swept the Braves four games. The Cardinals face mixed results with the Saints, Indians, and others, while the Minneapolis club holds an edge over the Birds in the Association.
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Braves
Reds
New York
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cincinati Reds
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Lawrence Dupleer
Cardinals
Howew
Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Queen City
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cubs
St. Paul
Birds
Saints
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Seibold’s
Pinehurst Golf Team Defeats All-South in 1952 Matches
Pinehurst F C golf squad beat an All-South team representing southern resorts in four matches. The 1952 score stood at 13 to 5 in Pinehurst's favor.
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Pinehurst, F. C
Pinehurst
Lakewood High Records Historic Ohio Track Domination
Lakewood High School stands as a dominant force in Ohio scholastic track history. It is the only outdoor champion to win five times and has finished first or second in Class A in 11 straight years, with titles in 1922 1923 1924 1926 and 1931. Other multiple winners include Columbus Central and old Toledo Public High, while Cincinnati Hughes and Columbus East each won once.
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Columbus
U.P
Lakewood High School
Cleveland East Tech
Columbus Central
Lakewood
Toledo Public High School
Cleveland Shaw
Columbus North
Toledo Scott
Cincinnati Hughes
Columbus East
Ohio
Dayton Oakwood
Rocky River
Galion
Ashley
Bellpolit
Shaker Heights
Cincinnati Hartwell
Five Hitters Pace Big Five Sprinting to Runs
Babe Ruth belted his eleventh home run of the season driving in two runs in three appearances. Lou Gehrig went hitless in three at bats. Al Simmons walked and drove in a run in four at bats. Hack Wilson hit his season fourth homer and added a single in three at bats. Bill Terry went 0 for five.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Pair of Runs In 12th Gives Pirates Win
In Cincinnati on May 25 the Pittsburgh Pirates scored twice in the 12th to beat the Redlegs 5 to 3 in the series opener. St Johnson started for Cincinnati, held the Pirates early, and left for a pinch hitter in the ninth with the winning run aboard. Ernie Lombardi homered and doubled for the Reds.
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Pirates
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bennie Frey
Redlegs
St Johnson
Bucs
Ernie Lombardi
Lefty Gomez Tops Strikeout Crown in Yankees Victory
Lefty Gomez struck out 13 batters to reach 58 for the season and overtake Wild Bill Hallahan for the league lead as the Yankees defeated Connie Mack's Athletics 3 to 1. Babe Ruth hit his 11th homer as Gomez praised his milk and cheese routine. Detroit and Chicago won to tighten standings while NL games featured Pie Traynor, Hack Wilson, and a Phillies 11 to 8 win over the Giants. In the American Association, Indianapolis and Minneapolis won to stay tied for first with St. Paul edging Milwaukee 6 to 5.
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New York
California
Lefty Gomez
June O'Dea
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Wild Bill Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Gomez
Lefty
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Wes Ferrell
Bill Cissell
Cleveland
Bob Leeds
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Chuck Klein
Ott
Allen
Rip Collins
Cubs
Columbus
U.P
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Mrs Emmons Leads Granville In State Women's Golf
At Granville on May 25 Mrs Thornton Emmons of Columbus led after 18 holes in the state women's invitational with 85. Second place was Mrs L C Nelson of Dayton at 90 and third Mrs W G Crawford of Cleveland at 92. Thirty four competitors entered as final 18 holes were to be played today.
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Granville
U.R
Thornton Emmons
Columbus
L. C. Nelson
Dayton
W. G. Crawford
Cleveland
Benson and Hartnett Lead St Louis In Interleague Play
St Louis players Bush Smith Warneke May Hartnett Johnson Lindsey and Chicago Wilson New York and Philadelphia figures appear in the box score style listing for a multi city baseball showcase. Mitchell Gibson Mooney Parma lee Bell Hogan Elliott Collings Davis and others appear in appears to indicate a collated lineup. Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Minneapolis and Milwaukee are listed among teams with scattered scores and innings reflected by generic digits.
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St. Louis
Bush
Smith
Warneke
May
Hartnett
Johnson
Lindsey
Chicago
Wilson
New York
Philadelphia
OY Mitchell
Gibson Mooney
Parmalee
Bell
Hogan
J. Elliott
Collings
Davis
Brooklyn
Boston
Mungo Lopes
Achary
Hargrave
Local Social Roundup From Tuppers Plains Area
Alfred Cassady preached here Sunday as guest of Del and Gay. Daughters of America and Juniors hosted a dinner at Tuppers Plains. Numerous residents attended events and visits with neighbors and relatives through the week including Swartz, Parker, Dean, Kobentz and Shumway families.
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Cassady
del Gay
Daughters of America
Tuppers Plains
Millard Swartz
Maynard Bahr
Guy
Ivan Parker
Dana Swartz
Harry Booth
Raymond Hopkins
Clair Robinson
Bert Dean
Sumner
Nina Dean
Dave Russell
Coy Hawk
Mabel Swartz
Robert
Virgie
Pearl Kobentz
Chester
Fred van Meter
Lester van Meter
James Burk
James Swartz
Harley Midkiff
W. L. Shumway
Raymond Harper
Silver Ridge
Jewell Carr
William Bentz
M. L. Bahr
Murray Hopkins
Buddy
Ward Bentz
Hazel Powell
Charles
Columbus
Harry Stout
Athens
Garner Griffin
Ruby Burke and Son
Mary Swartz
Ruth Shumway
Chia Fay Swartz
Princeton Tigers finish indoor season with single home loss
The Princeton teams closed the indoor season with only one home defeat, signaling a stronger overall winter program after football losses last fall.
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Princeton
Tiger
Tribe Crubs Red Birds in Finale 21-5
The Hoosiers routed the Columbus Red Birds 21 to 5 in Indianapolis to close the series. Indiana piled up 28 hits off three Red Bird pitchers and dominated the game from start to finish, sending Columbus to Louisville with a heavy loss.
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Tribe
Hoosiers
Columbus Red Birds
Birds
Louisville
Red Bird
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co. defeat Company S in league opener
The Athena Industrial Recreation baseball league opened Monday at the Athena playground. Ohio Fuel and Gas Company beat Company S 16 to 9 in a loose game with many errors. Every member of the Gas team had at least two hits. Cook and Grisen led in scoring with Cook hitting the only home run. Graham led Company L in scoring. Rauch's Bakery faces Bechlers next Wednesday at 6 p.m. Score by innings: Ohio 000 272 104 16. Company S 000 110 200 9.
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Athena Playground
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Steam
Gaa
Cook
Grisen
Graham
Company L. Rauch
Bechlers
Ring Tactics Win for Bryan Downey in Cleveland
Bryan Downey used ring experience to floor wrestler Wild Bill Jacobson in Cleveland last night, winning in 7 39 after midsection shots amid punishing exchanges. Pinkey Gardner claimed the light heavyweight title with an airplane spin in 24 minutes, Pat Mc Clary threw Cyclone Burns in 13 16, and Sammy Bangler beat Harold Lima in 22 50. Joe Montana was fouled out against Pat Mc Clary after 15 30.
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Cleveland
A.R
Bryan Downey
Wild Bill Jacobson
Downey
Jacobson
Pinkey Gardner
Jed Moran
Pat McClary
Cyclone Burns
Sammy Bangler
Harold Lima
Joe Montana
Risko Will Not Receive Purse After All
Boston May 25 Governor Bly vetoed a measure that would return Johnny Risko’s $3,000 purse from a October 1990 bout. Referee Johnny Martin ruled Risko fouled Dick Daniels of Minneapolis, denying the purse. The veto rejects lawmakers acting as a super referee in athletic contests.
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Boston
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Johnny Martin
Risko
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Minn
Bly
Kaye Don Sets Unofficial Speedboat Mark On Garda
Henry Mclemore reports Kaye Don ferried Miss England II across Lake Garda at 131 mph unofficial speedboat record, surpassing Gar Wood's official mark by about 20 mph. Don, famed for daring and speed, has pursued rapid travel by sea, land, and air, with racing boats as his greatest success.
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New York
U.P
Lrisher
Kaye Don
Miss England
Lake Garda
Don
Donta
Detroit
Daytona Beach
Daytona
Citytena
England
Lord Wakefield
Sir Henry Seagrave
Jake Garcia
Parana River
Buenos Aires
Detroit River
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