Millfield Tops Columbus Nine in 5-0 Shutout
Millfield pitcher Toth allowed six hits while fanning 15 as Millfield defeated Columbus Cycles 5 to 0 on Sunday. B Smith led Millfield with a single and a triple, while C/Erdman or similar listed teammates contributed in the box score. Also notes: Trimble Grange No 1830 practice planned Saturday, and Roy and Mrs. Rutter welcome a son born at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday.
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Cubs edge Giants in pivotal game as Hartnett stars
Gabby Hartnett drove in four runs with a triple a single and a double boosting the Cubs past the Giants 7-5 at Wrigley Field. Chicago narrows New York's series lead while Tex Carleton and Cliff Melton clash in the next game. The Yankees threaten to clinch the AL pennant with a doubleheader split in St Louis as Detroit falls behind Boston.
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Standings and schedules from major leagues
The standings show Boston 12 Detroit 7 and other teams with mixed marks. Only games scheduled include International League Newark 2 Baltimore 0 and American Association Columbia 7 Milwaukee 38. Thursday games list New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis with other matchups in American and National leagues.
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Wolverines Rise From 1937 Low Mood Under Kipke
Michigan shifts from a season slump to an improving squad under Harry Kipke. Veteran stars and fresh talent bolster a solid defensive line led by Heartley Anderson with new tackling style. Backfield options include Janke at fullback, Farmer and Barclay at quarterback, and Trosko Ritchie and Purucker as backs with hurt prevention a concern.
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Fred Janke
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Kipke
Doug Farmer
Bill Barclay
Letterman
Fred Trosko
Michigan
Stark Ritchie
Norman Purucker
Bob Cooper
Bob Piotrowski
Hercules Renda
Detroit and Boston Split Hard Fought Baseball doubleheader
Detroit and Boston split a doubleheader with Detroit winning the first game 7 to 2 and Boston taking the second 4 to 3. Key players include Greenberg Chapman and Fox for Detroit and Cronin Foxx Higgins for Boston with strong performances on offense and pitching.
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Macks top Chisox in extra innings for 5-4 win
In a tense 11 inning game the Mackmen defeat the White Sox 5 to 4. Key plays include two runs batted in by Walker and Appling with Mos s, along with home runs by Johnson and Moses. Williams earns the win and Kennedy takes the loss with 1,500 in attendance.
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Pirates Beat Bees 9-2 In Scoring Summary
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 9 to 2 as Tobin earns the win and Fette takes the loss. Garms, Brubaker, and Vaughan lead with multiple hits, while Suhr and Tobin drive in key runs. Attendance reported at 1,066.
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Cleveland Ninety Unable To Stop Washington Nine In Slugfest
Cleveland loses 6 to 11 at home as Washington pitchers struggle to contain a barrage led by Trosky and Campbell. Hale and Lewis contribute multi run efforts for the visitors while Myer and Hughes commit key miscues in the field.
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Cleveland
Boy on Grand Lake catches five pound pike
Harold Springer, 10, from Columbus Ohio, vacationing at Grand Lake near Alpena, used a stone to snag a five pound pike after spotting it from a dock. The incident showcases his simple fishing method. Also noted are train beverage preferences with coffee favored by eighty five percent of diners and tea by fifteen percent.
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Von Cramm Walks Out On Helen Moody
Helen Wills Moody left the Pacific Southwest tennis tournament in a huff after Baron Gottfried Von Cramm refused to play mixed doubles. Moody sought a partner for the event but Von Cramm declared he wanted only singles and doubles, forcing Moody to withdraw.
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Reds Break Even In First Game Of Doubleheader
Philadelphia and Cincinnati opened with a 6 to 4 win for Cincinnati in nine innings. Key players included Camilli, Arnovich, Whitney for Philadelphia and Norris, Joost, McCormick for Cincinnati. Attendance listed as 1,067. A cherry tree in Chauncey blooming nearby noted as yard sighting.
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Ei Cague Leaders Ei Cague Leaders
United Press reports unclear baseball batting leaders with Emil Gehringer and Hank Greenberg among Tigers. Musial, Mize, DiMaggio appear in list with home runs runs batted in and hits, though many OCR errors obscure full data. Notable names include Gehringer Greenberg Medwick Mize DiMaggio Waner.
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Mets? No. Actually New York and Chicago Baseball Replay
New York wees 010 001 100 B8 Chicago 4 00 010 02x 17 runs. Bartel and Collins drove in runs for New York while Ott Ripple Deanning and Hartnett led Chicago with multiple hits. Gumbert pitched five, Coffman 2 2/3, Root 1 1/3 innings for the loss and 34 807 attendance noted.
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Strength of Illini Unknown But They're Big This Year
Ohio University faces Illinois with coach Don Peden hopeful the Bobcats can upset the Big Ten team. Illinois features seven sophomores and four veterans in the starting lineup, led by backs Lowell Spurgeon Ken Zimmerman and fullback Ralph Bennett. Illinois sizes include ends around 198 to 217 pounds and guards 195 and 215 pounds. Jurkovic and Montgomery pace the Bobcat passing attack while Len Janiak anchors the running game as Ohio seeks a Miracle similar to 1935.
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Jim McDonald
Ralph Bennett
Don Peden
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Jurkovic
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Review of Brooklyn and St Louis Baseball Clash 1931
In a high scoring game Brooklyn falls 6 to 3 at Bush Stadium as Krist earns the win over Henshaw. Padgett and Gutteridge drive in multiple runs and Ogrodowski, Rosen and Lavareto star with key hits. Attendance hits 2,163.
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Logan-Ralph Enrolls at Ohio State University Today
Logan Ralph son of Mrs Gertrude Adcock of 690 Church Street enrolls at Ohio State University today after a year in Youngstown. A Logan High School graduate he joins the university community for the new term.
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