Indians Fail In Clutch Lose Opener To Browns
Cleveland Bows 6 to 2 to St. Louis in the first game of the season as trouble in the clutch and late runs sink the Indians. Buck Newsom stifled Cleveland while Hal Trosky's homer provided the Tribe's only power. Hale's defense spared no errors in seven chances as Johnny Allen labored on the mound against Sioux City’s Browns.
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Indians Lament After Losses as Browns and Giants Sweep Series
Through Sports with AR Fox notes the Cleveland Indians again fall short, losing to the New York Giants and St. Louis Browns. The critique highlights familiar lineup names and the team’s need for stronger pitching and key changes, while mentioning local figures and horse racing odds tied to Curtsinger and Derby prospects.
Clearview Tops Avon Avon Lake in Triangular Track Meet
Clearview High’s track team opened the season by defeating defending Lorain County Glass GB champions Avon and Avon Lake in a triangular meet at Clearview field. Clearview totaled 0 1-2 points, Avon Lake 61 1-4, and Avon 64 1-4, with Coach Doyt Perry guiding the new season as the team’s first meet.
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Notre Dame Nine Whips Ohio State in Columbus Home Win
Notre Dame strong baseball team extended its winning streak by defeating Ohio State 3 to 1 in Columbus. Ennio Arbon pitched eight innings allowing five scattered hits as OSU scored their lone run in the seventh. Mark Kilmer and Blanke started for the Buckeyes and were hit for eight Notre Dame hits.
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Bittners Notice Drill at Hamilton Diamond Today
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team will drill at Hamilton diamond today at 5:45 p.m. All members are asked to take notice and report.
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Rough Wrestlers To Clash In Feature At Rialto Theatre
Roughneck wrestlers meet in a semifinal at the Rialto Theatre as Paul Orth of Springfield faces Kansas City’s Bob Castile in a one hour two falls match. Hal Davidson of Glendale and Johnny Swenski of Lynn headline the main event, with Swenski famed for pins and holds. The first match starts at 3.30 p.m.
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Bowling Congress awards huge prize pool to 7 172 winners
American Bowling Congress officials announced 198 223 in prize money distributed among 7 172 winners in the 35th annual tournament closing last night. 24 785 bowlers from 700 cities competed over 48 days. doubles champs were Don Johnson and Fannie Snyder of Indianapolis.
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Bulldogs Versus Radios In Third Meet At Jefferson
Bud's Bulldogs and Bone Radio Services clash at the Jefferson diamond for game three of the three game series. The teams are tied after two previous encounters and the contest starts at 6 45 p m.
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American League Standings Snapshot and Results
The latest American League standings show Washington Chicago Boston New York Cleveland and Detroit in play with Philadelphia and others in the mix. Yesterday Detroit beat the Giants 4 to 3 while Louis lost to Cleveland as teams jockey for position.
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Reds Open 1932 Curse Deepened With Sixth Straight Opening Loss
Cincinnati Reds 7 Chicago Cubs 9 in Cincinnati. McKechnie altered pitching sending Gene Schott to the hill as Lee Tris was scratched. Schott allowed eight runs in five and a third, absorbing the loss as Chicago built a late lead. Charley Root and Bob Logan finished. Attendance 34,248, fourth largest opening day crowd in Cincinnati history.
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Elyria Recreation Colts Win Class C Pin Championship
Notice reports the Esket-Fox team has a backer for the coming season and will practice at Brown's field. Managers interested in games with any C level teams in Elyria are asked to call the provided numbers. Dusty Cooke Ernie Lombardi and Billy Myers starred for the Reds with three hits apiece in recent action.
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Dizzy Dean Hurls Today For Chicago In Second Series Game With Reds
American baseball opens with Dizzy Dean making his Cubs debut in Cincinnati against the Reds. The season’s first days spark headlines as NL power and Yale Yankee rivals clash, with Giants Be sure and other teams delivering big innings and dramatic finishes.
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