Irreverent Musings on Baseball Figures and News Odds
A mosaic of quotes and fragments covers Dizzy Dean Frankie Frisch and connections to the St. Louis Cardinals. References to coaches, players, and managers mix with anecdotes about media chatter, exhibitions, and notable personalities across baseball and sports circles.
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Athens High to meet Zanesville in night football tilt
About 25 members of the 1934 Athens High School football squad travel to Zanesville to face the Blue Devils in an 8:00 p.m. game. Coaches McKinley and Brammer, former OU stars, lead their teams. Injuries are light as Kerns and Noble return, Kircher aims to see action, and Entwhistle and Webb work on place kicks.
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Ohio University
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Bobcats
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Golf Tournament Planned at Athens Country Club Sunday
Pro Mike Heaney announces a match play against par event at Athens Country Club for Sunday. Heaney says first round Hagen Woods matches must finish by Sunday and all Sprague Morton Dinner Match games by Sept 30.
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Mike Heaney
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Edson Rupp Jr Adds Hype To Baptist 11
The Associated Press notes Edson Rupp Jr son of a former Denison coach and nephew of star athlete Knocky Rupp shows quarterback promise during a 1954 scrimmage for the Baptist team. Ohio colleges report drills with punter needs at Wooster and John Carroll, Ohio State’s strong workouts, and Ohio University preparing for Rio Grande with two standout passers.
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Associated Press
Edson Rupp, Jr
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Denison College
Knocky” Rupp
Denison
Ohio
Millers Break Flock's Streak in Columbus Playoff
The Minneapolis Millers entrain for Columbus Ohio to resume the American Association playoff series with the Red Birds. Sunday game will be afternoon with night games under lights. The Millers, after beating Columbus 11 to 6 in Thursday action, pushed eight runs in the first inning.
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Series Keeps Tigers Slightly Ahead In Pennant Race
The Tigers hold a 5 1/2 game edge over the Yankees after a split of their latest series. New York won 11 to 7 yesterday while the Giants cut St Louis’s NL lead to 3 1/2 as Cards swept Boston. Cubs, Athletics, Dodgers, Indians, and Browns won as pennant battles continue.
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Bobcats Open Season With Rio Grande Lid Lifter
Ohio University coach Mitch As Don Peden plans for the 1934 season as Woody Wills is sidelined by a knee injury. John Dann returns to practice to bolster the ends. Possible lineup includes Morgan and Johnson at ends with Lewis and Boyer at tackles and DeStefano, Sinth at guard. Quarter options are Schmidt or Rabbit Rapp, with May or Armbrust at halfback and Hallock at fullback. Buck Peaspanen named tailback as opening game nears.
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Rabbit Rapp
George May
Elden Armbrust
Halleck
Buck Peaspanen
Grid Season Begins Across Major Conferences
The national grid season starts with several teams opening play amid heavy sports competition. California matchups feature Southern California versus Occidental and Whittier, and UCLA against Pomona and San Diego State. Other notable games include Stanford, Oregon, and Washington State facing San Jose State.
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Kepler Leads Ohio Open at 36-Hole Mark
Dayton amateur Bob Kepler led the Ohio Open after 36 holes at Northmoor with 147. Steve Zappe trailed by two strokes at 149, Charley Lorms 150, and Al Espinosa faded to 164 midway as heavy rough affected scoring. 34 hole totals for other entrants included Zappe 140, Gethot 153, Schalk 158, Hart 174, Collins 163.
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al Espinosa
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Stars Carleton and Collins Shine in Cardinals Victory
TEX CARLETON and JIM COL LINS starred as the Cardinals held the Braves to three hits in the first game while Collins scored the only run in the second. Jimmie Foxx collected three hits for the Athletics including his 43rd homer against the White Sox. George Selkirk drove in two runs and scored twice as the Yankees routed the Tigers.
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