Macklin dominates in practice track meet for varsity
Macklin won four events in a practice meet as the varsity track team outpaced the freshmen by a final score of 81 to 44. He claimed wins in the 100 yard dash, high jump, shot put, and long jump with strong showings from Schnedeker Turven and others in multiple events. Weather and field conditions cancelled tennis against Cincinnati and the Ohio Stars baseball game.
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Macklin
Ghart
Carrick and
Rees
Patterson
Smith Berger
Mackin
Hull
Tipton
Varsity
Yiudson
Cowan
Cordet
Schnedeker
Tipton Varsity
Wiegand Varsity
Percette
Mosher
Shaw
Smith
Barr
Turven
Gandhes Marlow
Rarelty
Sicox
Pfaff
Hudson
Thomas
Cincinnati
Vanity
Old
Ohio Stars
Locke Loses in Berkeley Exhibition Race
At Berkeley oval Phil Barber defeated Roland Locke in a 106 yard exhibition race as part of the California vs Nebraska meet. California led early events with wins by Johnson and Ewing and a 46 foot 6 3 4 inch shot put by Gerkin. Judge Charles H Kyle, 70, Greene County former common pleas judge and state clemency board member, died.
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Berkeley
Cali
Phil Barber
Universy of California
Roland
Locke
Berkeley Oval
California
University of Nebraska- California
Johnson
Schwebeda
Carter
Tune
Ewing
Witt Nebraska
van Gilder
Reizau
Ekrause
Nebraska
Hampton
Gerkin
Phillips
Ashburn
Xmenia
Charles H Kyle
Common Pleas
Greene County
Kyle
State Board of Clemency
Louisville Favored To Repeat Win In A Lively Pennant Race
The 1900s era note states Louisville Colonels are favored to win the American Association pennant, with Indianapolis Indians Milwaukee Brewers and Toledo Mud Hens also ranked high by editors. St Paul Saints Kansas City Blues Minneapolis Millers and Columbus Senators vie for spots as strong contenders.
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Clark B. Keeley
Chicago
American Association
Louisville Colonels
Indianapolis Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo Mudhens
St. Paul Saints
Kansas City Blues
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus Senators
Colonels
Columbus
Ivy Wingo
Ohio track meet dates announced by athletic commissioner
The Central district meet moves to May 14 at Delaware due to a college event on May 2. Northeastern and Northwestern districts schedule May 21 in Lakewood and Toledo respectively, with Southern districts split by class on May 21 and Southeastern at Tren ton and Piketon. A survey lists team moves and player transfers across major league clubs impacting rosters.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. H. Townsend
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Lakewood
Merssillon
Eastern
Muskingum College
Northwestern
Toledo
Trenton
Piketon
Miaral
Breadon to Buy Rogers Stock Ends Long Baseball Row
New York April 4 National League president John A. Heydler announced the Rogers Corns stock dispute is settled. Sam Breadon will buy Hornsby’s 1,187 shares with Giants and Cardinals concessions. Hornsby to remain in the Giants lineup. price not disclosed but likely under 105 a share.
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New York
John A. Heydler
National League
Rogers Kornsby
Hornsby
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Bornsby
New York Giants
Cardinals
Heydler
Giants
Philadelpha
New York Club
Wm. Fahey
OB O'Farrell
Louis
Sam
John McGraw
NEW Yfork
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Rhee
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Joe McCarthy
Chicago
Cubs
Dave Bancroft
Boston
SKS Braves
Stdong
Iniahad
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Dodgers
South Teams Dominate Chicago Cage Tourney
April national basketball tourney at the University of Chicago saw Morton high of Cicero win the event while southern squads Batesville Arkansas Florence Mississippi and others claimed top places. Athens Texas Gilbert Arizona and Burham North Carolina led the consolation flight with four southerners chosen for the all-star quintet.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Morton High
Cicero
Batesville
Ark
Florence
Miss
Athens
Tex
Gilbert
Ariz
Burhaum
N. C
Quintet
Russian Army Moves to Siberia and China
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports four Russian infantry divisions have been sent to Siberia along with three cavalry brigades. It also notes that the entire first army unit has been sent to China as part of the mobilization.
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London
Siberia
Copenhagen
China
Leaps to Fame and Fades in Boxing Sparks
The account chronicles Eddie Roberts, a Washington welterweight who rose after knocking out Joe Dundee in 1926 and briefly gained fame. A quick loss to Dundee followed by a second knockout by Al Mello in 1927 ended his sudden stardom and left his reputation fading as fast as it rose.
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Ate
Eddie
Roberts
State of
Washington
Joe Dundee
Mickey Walker
Pete Latvo
Dundee
Dundes
Jos Dundee
al Mello
Boston
Mello
Hwa
Idle Hour Stable Leads in Spring Race Purses
Colonel E H Bradley's Idle Hour stable tops purse winnings with $21 826 at the Jefferson Park spring meet while Governor Coolidge era talk swirls around a possible bid. The Greentree stable of Miss Harry Fayne Whitney posts just over $5 000 in earnings.
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New Orleans
E. H Bradley
Begg
Sandusky
Ohio
Jefferson Park
Colonel Bradley
Coolidge
Bradley
White House
Greentree
Harry Fayne Whitney
Illinois A C Wins Indoor Swim Title
Illinois Athletic Club dominates the National AAU Men’s indoor meet in Chicago earning both indoor swimming and water polo titles. I A C totalled 42 points vs Chicago Athletic Association 22 and Brooklyn Central Y M C A. New York A C finished third as Boys Club of New York tied for fifth with Ambassador Club of Los Angeles. Water polo final 9 2 over CA 4.
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Chicago
Wiinois Athletic Club
America
Chicago Athletic Association
Brooklyn Central Y. M. C
New York A. C
Boys' Club of
New York
Ambassador Club
Los Angeles
C. A
Brooklin Central
California Crew Triumphs Over Washington Huskies
In Oakland California on April 9 the Golden Bears defeated the Washington Huskies by three lengths in the annual crew race on the Local Estuary. California claimed the win as the current national champions.
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California
Washington
Oakland
Calif
Golden Bear of
Washington , Huskies
Califoria Ostamen
Voight Wins North-South Amateur Golf Crown
Voight of Washington D C captured the North-South amateur golf championship by defeating Eugene Homans of Woodmere New Jersey 4 up and 2 to play. The match ended early due to rain after 18 holes.
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Hartz
Harry Hartz
Eagle- Chicago
Jwood
N. J
Jim Mullion
Jack Kearns
Mickey Hetes
Walker
Mickey
Dave Rhade
California
Michigan
Eastern grid star Wilt Hally eyed Army clash
Wilt Hally, famed Titan quarterback, expected to pace the Army eleven next fall. Kalix, a alternate choice, did not receive the Went Point appointment.
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Fang
Bill” Hally
MoTitana
Pace
Army
Kalix
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