Tribe rallies to defeat Reds in tense Ohio showdown
Cleveland thwarts Cincinnati comeback to win 6-5 Sunday and split the two game series. Mel Harder pitched five scoreless innings after an early Cincinnati assault as Luke Sewell and Johnny Hodapp powered the rally with key hits including a seventh inning homer and a two run double in the sixth. Hodapp also homered again and handled nine chances in the field while Earl A. Ali collected three singles including a two bagger. The Reds had taken game one the day before.
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Michaels Wins In Blind Par FP Tournament Debut
A. Michaels won the first blind parフ tournament aired by BOF Randall at Bring Valley yesterday afternoon finishing with a 74. About 290 lasers were in action.
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Berlin Blue Sox Seek Games With A Step Up Teams
The Oberlin Blue Sox baseball team desires to book games with all A B or AAA teams and especially a game for April 1. Teams wanting games should call Tom McClain at 425 R between 6 00 and 7 00 pm.
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Major League Managers Comment On Season's Race
National League rivals and American League powerhouses are forecast in remarks from 16 managers on the eve of the 1934 pennant races. Predominant themes claim the Yankees and Athletics in the AL and Chicago Cubs in the NL as formidable, with Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis, and others cited as threats. managers express optimism, caution, and expectations for young pitchers, improved lineups, and strengthened staffs.
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Opening Day in Washington Sparks Baseball Fever
Washington launches the baseball season with a pomp, featuring President Hoover and Walter Johnson among others. Weather threatens Griffith Stadium turnout as opening ceremonies may delay. Senators and Red Sox face schedule shifts while Yankees plan a later visit.
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Braves rely on Bergers for rookie outfielder debut
United Press reports Boston Bruins? wait baseball note. W Bergers hitting against the Boston Red Sox convinces manager Bill McKechnie that Braves rookie outfielder will be up to expectations. Other items note St. Louis Browns’ midseason form with Walter Stewart and Dick Coffman in a 3-7 victory over the Cardinals, Reds planning secret practice for opener against Pittsburgh, Pirates heading to Cincinnati after beating New Orleans, Giants arriving at West Point for final exhibition before facing Army, and Yankees set to open with either Esther Waite Hoyt or George Pipgras.
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Opening Day Outlook Sparks 100000 Fans Across Parks
The 1929 baseball season kicks off with Boston and Washington opening before President Hoover and dignitaries as 100000 fans are expected in person and millions more via radio. Teams like Athletics Cubs and Giants vie for pennants, with rosters, rookies, and injuries shaping early bets. Opening day pitchers include Marberry at Washington and Thomas for Chicago, while New York and Cleveland face lineup questions and early-season hopes.
Baseball Season Opens With Sickly Start In Chicago
The piece notes Hartnett of the Chicagos hitting a ball at least 90 feet and hints at Ruths homer. Heeney returns from Africa and jokes about Carnera. It mentions Wales, an earthquake hint, and Eddie Collins. Twain likened to a Pacific coast welter. Camp reports of cold, four papers crowded by football practice. Chicago White Sox beat Giants 4 to 6 in exhibition. rookies bench, veterans in wheelchairs. Cobb remains the lone healthy holdout.
Taylor Seeks Gershe Test Before Michigan Shot
Al Taylor, local featherweight, eyes another shot at Michigan champion Billy Shaw but must first beat Cleveland southpaw Bernard Gershe in a ten round main event at Antlers Auditorium tonight. Promoters Johnny Wray and Aloyse Miller expect strong Cleveland support.
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al Taylor
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Teddy Perez
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EHS Baseball Set To Open Season With Avon Hi Clash
The Elsra Hi baseball team faces Avon tomorrow at Ely Stadium in a pre season tune up ahead of Shaw batie. Coach Eaton plans to rotate players to evaluate new material as he builds the squad. Freddy Ruie Al Clawson start behind the plate, with Wittbott Hunt likely relieving later. Lorne Elbert anchors center field while Smit Maddock Plas Ho lbrook Hoviak Burley cover the infield and Stora Schrock roam the outfield. The new diamond is ready and the Crimsonll eager for a strong debut.
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Toledo Madhens Drug Tribe Yang to Plan Ten Bouts Eagles
Boxing card set for Easter Monday at Eagles Hall features eight preliminaries, a semi-final and final with imported fighters. Notable names proposed include Mike Boyson, Elvriats gift to boxing, though Borsoz scheduled elsewhere. Local bouts list includes Sid Setzobod, Mike Machock, Stan Simmons, and several others with weights and addresses.
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Eagles Nine to Hold Practice Tuesday
The Hivrie Eagles baseball squad will hold their first practice of the season at their adopted home ball field in South Amherst Tuesday. They hope for the best class A team in the county this season and seek new talent. Players wanting tryouts should attend the practices, and class A teams seeking games should contact L. Fitzpatrick at the Eagles club.
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Three Tie For Low At Elyria C C
Tanning advantage of fair weather 175 golfers despite fine greens at Elyria Country Club. Pro Jack Slack noted the best scores among prominent veterans Howard Barbour Leonard V. Tufford and Eddie Haus. several tied for low, with many women among the players.
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North South Tennis Championship Draws Top Players
The 12th annual North and South Tennis championship opens with many leading stars entered. Notable men include Francis Hunter of New Rochelle Johnny Doeg of Santa Monica George Lott of Chicago John Van Ryn of Orange Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem Wilmer Allison Berkeley Bell Austin Gregory Bangin and Fitz Eugene Dizen Davis Cup captain. Marjorie Sachs of Boston did not enter the women's singles.
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Porat to Meet Weyner in Chicago Boxing Show
Promoter Nate Lewis announced Porat will meet the winner of the Gagnon Griffiths bout in Chicago. The Gagnon bout is set for mid-April with tentative dates around April 14 to 18. Card progress lists Whir and Timms in the undercard with scores near 34.
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