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House of David Club Meets Greys in Night AttractionRed Davis Hurls Locals to 8-4 Triumph Over Homestead Grays in Wednesday’s Contest; Woodrow Davis to Start on Mound TonightA COLLECTION of guys'with shrubbery on their cheeks, who look fike Grandpa Zilch in the picture over the mantel-piece, will oppose our Greys in a baseball contest at the lower Putnam orchard on this particular spring evening. The attraction is scheduled to start at 8 o’clock.the theory that noWorking on. brsaball i» complete unlesso7ie off the numerous House of David clube appears In Uywn, tho management of the Greys put out a few strings and connected with a good one so good, in fact, that during the aaUup tramine reason this a^gregn-fimmy «eUturn nudged several major league clubs In the vicinity of Florida and CaliforniaThe lineup of the visitor* includes a number of scar performers, among Homestead Grays. 8 to 4. last night Large Red Davis did the flinging for six frames and yielded three blows Elmer Haas, wiry southpaw, finished them Get*. Woods and Cat inn, ic-flelderw. and Ramsey and Swaney. pitchers.By virtue of some high-handed mound manipulations and a collection of IS long, short and intermediate singles, our Greys bumped the up and delivered the same number of safeties.Not only did Da via show to advent ago cn the mound, put he also figured prominently in the attack, collect mg two timely blnglcs and scoring twice himself. In the thirdinning he singled, moved to third on Hoffman's alngle and raced across on Honrich's smash In. the next frame he doubled with the bases full cleaning the sacks He scored a moment later on Hoffman’s bingieWoodrow Dayls. young right-hander sent here by the Cleveland Indians, win perform on the mound tonight Gil Ausie and Charley Stanch-u will Vo held Ixt reserve.The Homestead Grays will come beak to town Friday night for an exhibition attraction It will be “la-diW night Summary or last night's game.nomvitcid—Binder. 3b ..... Bennett, c ., Leonard. Jb •?,J Williams, If -Brown, cf tH'lmaa as ,,,,. Pow;. xf dh Thomas 2b ....Evans, rf ......Strong, p .......AB4 4 4 4 4 , 4 3 IR0ioH01031Oxo0oPO13131122010A1 Oo0oa2 2 2E0oo0101 o 0 0Totals ........ 336 24 11Zane»rille~ AftHoffman, lbHenrlcb. cf ..... 5 gbrtt®. 3* ......3ViL1* 3b ■ •* • 1Johnson, ir ..... sGoodman rf I^askowsfcj c Heir, c , . xoung. 2b Dunan, u Q. Davis, p . Hass p ,,A0O01 0101 2 1 2 0H PO3 15A200000204i13Tote Is ........ 35 8 13 2? 1$ lHomestead ...... .... 000 200 200—4ZanesvlUo ...... ... . 001 -Wt 20x—B^ Buns batted in—J WiUJxns Brown. Pope 2. Hoffman Hennch Younj? 2, o pavis 3. Two base hit—O Da ms Tbiee basa mt-~-Younc Home run—Pope Sacrifice—Daws. Stolen ba-ses—Bennett,Henrich, Double pls *—Stronir to Dplmaji to Leonard. Binder to Leonard Left.... ------- ... — onbases—Homestead 2 Znn-svitle 9 Struck, out—by a cron* 3 O. Datls 3 Hass X Boxes on oni»—air Stxone 4 Hits—off o Da ms 3 In. 6, Hass 3 Jo 5 Wild pitch—O DaUs Hit by pitcher—by Strons iDucfmj. Winn in* pitcher—O Da vis Umpires—car-hale and Workman
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Thu, May 03, 1934
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