Ohio University Falls to Ohio State in 7 1 Victory
Ohio University baseball opens 1929 season with a 7 to 1 loss to Ohio State. Buckeyes capitalize on two Koterba and two Hastings errors to seize the win as Schreiber drives in the lone Bobcat run. Ohio State pitcher Kermode and Buckeyes’ offense dominate, with Stull, Engh, and others contributing key hits. Ohio State to face Miami next, then West Virginia.
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Chicago bowler leads singles in national pin meet
Ed Judy of Chicago opened with a 299 and added 211 for a 725 total to lead the singles, claiming first place in the American Bowling Congress Tournament standings. He moved into second in the all events after nine games, with Haendy's of Menasha, Wis., finishing tenth in the five man team. Rankin and Peterson of Chicago totaled 1268 for the best team score but failed to place.
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Miss Collett Wins Another Golf Pennant
Glenna Collett of Providence, Rhode Island, reclaiming the title of National Women's Golf champion, defeated Virginia Van Wie of Chicago to win both the North and South tournament and the South land South tie. Collett surged after the turn, maintaining form to clinch the match on the fifteenth green.
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Kite Prize Contest Ends With Single Winner At Rufus Prinem School
Edward Stolin freed a large kite as the prize to the sole winner of the kite flying contest held Friday morning at Rufus Prinem School under playground supervisor Prahades. Two other prizes would have been awarded if more contestants appeared. Rufus Putman girls won a basketball pass from Central Girls 12 to 4. Central girls defeated the Favus Putman girls 14 to ? in a baseball game.
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Senators Show Fighting Spirit With Johnson
George Korkley reports on the Washington Senators in early spring, highlighting Walter Johnson as manager and Connie Mack’s continued influence. The club shows fighting spirit, aims for pennants, and features Goslin, Payes, and Gronich among others as Johnson shapes a strong lineup despite spring hurdles.
Cubs Leader Sees Greater Possibilities Than 1928
By Joe McCarthy Chicago Cubs manager says the club has more hitting and speed, adds Rogers Hornsby strengthens the lineup. New reserves Johnny Moore and Dan Taylor boost depth while pitching should improve with a younger staff. he notes Ari Nehf and Hal Carlson's roles will shape the staff's strength. He believes any National League pennant winner will have to beat the Cubs.
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Fairfield to Open New Dog Race Track Near Xenia
Xenia April 11 A dog racing track will open in Fairfield Village near Xenia this summer. F L Johnson representing Fairfield Amusement Park Ltd says the council passed ordinances licensing the track and authorizing racing. Land was bought from the Miami Conservancy District. Construction will start soon. The track will seat about 3 800. meets 20 to 60 days long. Dog owners may invite whippets for cash prizes, claimed legal for betting in four states.
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Perry County cancels annual track meet this year
April 6 hearing announced that many Perry County schools run eight months and pupils cannot spare time for prep, so the county track meet is canceled. Lea Kaeser, Portland third baseman, touted as best at his position in the league by the Paylift Coast League.
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National Cage Tourney Goes To Final Round
National Interscholastic Basketball Tournament reaches its final game at the University of Chicago as four teams enter the semi finals Athens Jackson Mich Joos Coto and Classen High of Oklahoma City compete for the national title. Athens relies on endurance wearing down opponents as scoring often comes in the latter periods. Jackson is taller than the average and seeks advantage in the matchup.
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Coaches Favor National High School Tournament in Chicago
In Chicago on April 6 the National Association of Basketball Coaches backed continuing the annual high school tournament as a research and educational platform, despite the National Federation’s ban on state members. If approved by the Olympic Committee, basketball could debut at the 1933 Los Angeles Games.
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High Football Men Are Busy In Early Drill
Dallas reports spring football practice in progress as high school teams prepare for fall. Coaches push fundamentals, conditioning, and position battles among about sixty players, with emphasis on instilling core skills and athletic development for the next season.
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Cubs Ride Crest Of Optimism In Houston Training
Houston spring notes say Cubs hitters. Cuyler Hornsby Wilson Stephenson power the scene. Charlie Reetz pitched well as Chicago beat Houston in a peak exhibition showing strong form ahead of home opener.
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