The following Sunday, the Buckeyes beat the Chicago American Giants 9-8 in Dayton
before 2,500 fans during the day and also played that evening in Indianapolis
against the American Giants before 5,000 fans and beating the American Giants 14-2.
Sam Jethroe hit a 3-run home run in the Dayton game and the Buckeyes scored
nine runs in the fifth inning of the game in Indianapolis.
On May 20th, the Buckeyes once again beat the Chicago American Giants in Dayton
by the score of 9-7 behind home runs by Jethroe and Canizares. The Buckeyes finally
come home to Cleveland for their double-header home opener on May 27th.
Going into that weekend, the Buckeyes are 4-1 and tied with Memphis
and Kansas City for first place.