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Begin, Sale of Tickets For Opening Game With DaytonGeneral Manager Buzz Wetzel Centers His Attenlt; tion on Plan to Cop Elmer Daily Attendance Cup for Inaugural ContestT3ESE3LVED for the openingJtt Oi the Middle Atlanticleague eesson here on May 9 between the Zuuvllie Greys and the Dayton Ducki, trill go on sale tomorrow, it m announced Monday by Geenral Manager Buzz Wetzel. Approximately 700 grandstand seat* will be towed Into the open market and official* of the local club are desirous of disposing of them'all In the hope of winning the Elmer Daily attendance trcphy which Is awarded anuuailjr to the home club drawing the largest crowd. Johnstown won the coveted trophy last season. The tickets will he available at Centre Cafe and at Clarendon hotel.The next thing on the program, ladles and gentlemen, will he night baseball. Two exhibition attractions are lleted for mid-week. Wednesday evening the Homestead Grays meet the locals, -while on Thursday night the House of David club will appear here. Both attractions will start at a o'clock.The more experienced hurl era aligned with the local club will do the winging in the coming contests. Elmer Hass, Woodrow Davis, Red Davis, Tom Reis and Gilmar Auete win be available for call in the two games. Next Saturday and Sunday the locals invade WLceiutg for another brace of exhibition contestsThe huge squad of talent in the Grey camp will be further reduced this evening, it was announced by Playing Manager Barry Loyne this morning. About eight boya are ex-• pec ted to be turned loose.Completely reversing their sorry , batting exhibition of Saturday, the i home boys hopped onto Jim Strayvis and Fred Shafer yesterday afternoon and beat Wheeling IT to 13. Both teams were wobbly in the field, each committing five errors. Lefty Scott occupied the hill for the Greys during the first five frames and yielded se**en blows George Chestnut came on in the sixth but failed to last the inning out. Williams finished the task and got by reasonably well.Julian Johnson and young Tommy-Benrlch led the batting attack for* the Greys, each punching out a home run. Johnson also was accredited with a double and Henrlch with two singles. Gerry, a rangy' southpaw flrat sacker who joined the club Saturday, replaced prank DeManicor midway through the game and performed -to advantage, lining out a double and a triple In three tries.The Greys ground out 17 hits in *u“ exhibition and took advantage of every scoring opportunity, Saturday Wheeling bested the locals, A to 3. Summary of Sunday’s gams: Wheel lor AB ft H PO A IGJeiow, 3b aModar, 3b ......3Miller, 2b SMakowskJ, cf .... 3 Mel*, rf 2jRbb.r rf-if . .... 2 Deiaaria. «s ..... 5 Qabrleison lb .... 4Hogan, If 1Heater. rf .....2Galbo, 0 , 2Tuckey, c .......2Adam? c D Btrayvis. p ...... 2I3100301 101 Q OSchafer, p ....... 2 * lYackei*. p. 10 i I 1* ! ioQ OTotals .........30 13 it uZaoeivillf AB ItDeManicor. lb .. 3 2Gem, lb .. .... 3 2Henrlch, cf 5 2Hoffman, 3b .... a 2Johnson, If ..... 4 2Bauder, 1£ ...... 1 1Goodman, rf .... 5 1Lazfcowski, c ..... 4 1HeJf. c ...... 1 OYoung, 2b ....... 4 0Dugan. *s ....... 3 2Uhl. S3 .........,2 1Scott p ...... 1 lChestnut, p ......0 OWilliams, p ..... 2 oH PO A31 1 «2 o 2Totals •.43 17 17 5? 18 SWheeling ..... .oil lie 00*—13Zanesville .v........121 442 10*—F?. Rims batted in—Qlelow 2, Modar, Miller. Makcmski jabb. DelSavfo, Gabrielsoa, Renter. Yackey, DeManicor, HeoTlch B, Johnson 4, Lbsxowakl, Gerry. Scott. T*o-base hits—DeLSnvlo, Oabnelsop. Duita. Hoffman, Johnson, Laskowifci. Gerry. Sautter _ Three-bese hit—Garry Home runs—-miiar, Henrich, Johnson, saerifiee* —Hoffman. Scott Stolen bMee—C©*l-man. Laskov, ski. Young Dqublt play— Bcott to Lav-kowskl to DeManicor. I*ffc base*—Wheeling 8, Zanesville 7. Base*L Williams 1 Hlts-Olf Btrsxvt* 10 in 3 2-3, off schafer 7 in 3 1-3. off Yackey ? ^ !■ at.l 7 to S. off Chestnut .2 in 2t3. off Williams 2 in a 2-3. wild pitch—Willlanw Winning pitcher—flcottLosm* pitcher—Strayvls. Umpires—Car-I'ile and workman. Time—a.43.
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Mon, Apr 30, 1934
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