Grimes Seeks Final Ball in Braves Uniform
New York April 17. Indaunted by a transfer from pennant favorites to the Boston Braves Urleigh Grimes hopes to end his major league career with Boston. He says the Braves rebuilding will benefit from his experience and five years more mound work could help them win a flag as he eyeing a last major league stint.
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New York
U.P
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Urleigh Grimes
Braves
Fuchs
Grimes
Unite Press
Boston
Ger McKechnie
James
Bill Doak
Phil Douglas
Ann Fillingim
Ray Fisher
Marvin Goodwin
Clarence Mitchell
Jck Rudolph
Nationaleague
Jack Quinn
Redaber
Hub Leonard
A. W. Ayers
Ray Caldwell
Stan Coveleski
Allen Russell
Urban Shocker
Lian Sotheron
Buckeyes Forecast Victory Over Pitt Panthers in Bowl Meet
Ohio State track camp reports strong prospects after an easy win over Ohio Wesleyan led by George Simpson who clocked 9.6 seconds in the 100 and 1.6 in the 220. Simpson and Dick Ockaway dominated their events while Hayes, Heintz, and others showed depth as the Buckeyes prep for a clash with Pittsburgh.
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Columbus
O.R
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckseye
George Simpson
Wesleyan
Buckeye
Pittsburgh
Simpson
Delaware
Ohio
Dick Ockaway
Wen
Uckeyes
Hayes Ad
Scarlet
Grey
Otter
Hochman
Felbinger
Mant
Ault
Holston
Hall
Bolin
Bruce
Berry
Gang
Milt
Tilden Takes Neat Victory Over Kozeluh
In Beaulieu sur Mer France on April 17 William Tilden II defeated Karel Kozeluh 6-4 6-4 in an impromptu exhibition. Tilden, fresh from a Riviera tennis campaign, used powerful serves and backhands to outplay the professional challenger. The match drew spectators as Tilden invited Kozeluh to play while awaiting amateur rivals.
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Beaulieu Sur Mer
France
Pril
U.R
William Tilden II
Karel Kozeluh
Mateur
Tilden
Amaeur
Acion
Kozeluh
Riviera Tenis
Frenchennis Federation
Tilen
National League Standings and Wednesday Results
National League teams show New York 6 1.000 and Philadelphia 1.000. American League lists Detroit 1.060 and Chicago 1.000. American Association notes Louisville 1.006 and St Paul 1.000. Wednesday results: Louisville 5 Milwaukee 4. Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 1. St Louis 13 Chicago 3. Washington 5 Boston 4. other games postponed.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sarsa Ice
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wednesy
American League
American Association St. Paul
National League
Brooklyn
Logan Klegers Smash Records In Alley Tilt
Logan bowling quintet set season marks defeating Nelsonville Glouster 3163 to 2813. Totals 3168 new three game high. 11385 pins in first contest establish new logan record. Phil Henderson led with 696, John Columber 644, Pete Beshara 680, George Burgess 623, Bruce Brandt 570. Glouster’s R Gormley led opponents with 685.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Glouster
Klegers
Kliegers
Phil Henderson
John Columber
Pete Beshara
George Burgress
Bruce Brandt
R. Gormley
Maples
Waldo Wade
Columbus
Nelsonville-Glouster
B. Gormley
L. Adams
J. Johnson
Peer Ntr Enn
B. Brandt
J. Columber
G. Burgess
P. Henderson
I. Beshara
Ten Trainers and Eight Jockeys Denied Kentucky Licenses
Kentucky racing officials deny licenses to ten trainers and eight jockeys ahead of spring trials at Lexington. Boots Darnell among the trainers denied as “unknown to the license commission.” Several jockeys’ applications tabled, signaling close scrutiny by the Kentucky State Racing Commission.
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Lexington
U.R
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Boots Darnell
Roumania
Darnell
Middle West
Kentucky Commission
Illinois Turf Association
Maryland Jockey Club
Jockey Club of New York
Phoenix Hotel
Kaye Don Abandons Record Bid After Speed Trial
Kaye Don sailed for England aboard the Cunard liner Aquitania after spending 50 000 dollars and weeks in unsuccessful attempts to break the world speed record with his Silver Bullet at Daytona Beach. He said he would return next year to try again.
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New York
U.P
Kaye Don
England
Daytona Beach
Fla
Rain Washes Out Quintet Of Major Games
Rain washes out five major league games as the Reds and Mets push to even the series. Weather postponements force a split doubleheader schedule while teams await a fresh date to resume play and resume the start of the season.
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Redlegs
Easmen
Heavyweight Boxers Face Slumps Amid Market Slide
The piece notes a sharp drop in beef prices affecting heavyweight contenders like Primo Carnera and Vittorio Campolo. It details Carnera’s unsteady fixing allegations, Campolo’s difficulty securing bouts due to high Garden guarantees, and mentions other heavyweights such as Tuffy Griffiths and Otto Von Porat amid a shrinking fight schedule and uncertain matchups.
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Primo Carnera
Vittorio Campolo
John L. Sullivan
Carnera
Oakland
Calif
Primo
Chevalier
Leon Lee
Campolo
Madison Square Garden
Humbert J. Fugazy
Tom McArdie
Garden
Garden Can Break Even. ‘the Fans Are Wise To Senor Campolo
Tuffy Griffiths
Boston
Jack Gagnon
Otto von Porat
Jack de Mare
Ohio to Have Hard Time in 1930 Football
Ohio University football coach Don Peden warned at a 1930 rodeo that nine players will graduate and six face probation, making next season challenging. He noted two promising backs and a strong line returnees, but expected tougher opponents and a less potent offense than last year.
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Ohio University
Don C. Peden
University
Peden
Brammer
Woolweaver
Crammer
Blosser
Burke
Griffith
Goos
Swindell
Tarzinski
Ohio
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Sammy Kaye
Ohioans
Tanno
Shaffer
Wanleas
Johnson
Ricey
Rooney
Doctor Fowler
Chaves
Berry
Ohioans to Attend Grid Meeting at Wittenberg College
Kenneth C. Hunt and Bernard E. Hughes of Lima plan to enroll in the summer coaching school at Wittenberg College Springfield now in its fourth year. Fighting Bob Zuppke of Illinois and Dr. F C Allen of Kansas will teach football and basketball respectively.
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Ohio University
Kenneth C. Hunt
Bernard E. Hughes
Lima
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Bob" Zuppke
Illinois University
F. C. “Phog” Allen
University of Kansas
Schmeling Announces Sail for Sharkey Bout
New York reports Max Schmeling will sail from Hamburg May 25 for his heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium set for June 12, with arrival in New York on May 3.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Hamburg
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Home Run Hitting Fly In Early Baseball Action
New York April 17 reports three games in which homer leaders included Walker for Cincinnati Bottomley of St Louis West and Bluege of Washington each hitting a homer as the season opened with limited playing time in both leagues.
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George Kisher
Buffalo
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Fisher
Pete Donohue
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
West
Bluege
New York
Walker
Cincinnati
Bottomley
Cardinals
Washington
Whitney to award gold cup for Grand National
Mrs Payne Whitney will present a gold cup for annual competition in the Grand National Steeplechase at the Westchester autumn meeting. Sponsors will preserve a $10,000 added purse, on top of $18,000 offered by the Westchester Racing Association, making the American Grand National the richest steeplechase in the nation.
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New York
U.rhce- Mra
Payne Whitney
Westchester Racing Association
National
Medill Beats Rose In Ten Round Cincinnati Bout
Joey Medill of Chicago out pointed Billy Rose of Cincinnati over ten rounds in a boxing bout here last night. Medill won 137 and Rose 141 in the local scoring.
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Medill
Cincinnati
U.P
Joey Medill
Chicago
Billy Rose
Marshall Wins Decisive Mat Bout to Edge Toward Title
Everett Marshall the heavyweight wrestler from La Junta Colorado defeated Bo Strangler Lewis in a finish match in Los Angeles to move closer to a title bout with Gus Sonnenberg. Lewis took the first fall in 32 minutes 28 seconds with his headlock but Marshall recovered to win the next two falls. The Strangler faded after Marshall escaped repeated headlocks and slammed Lewis to the mat in the second fall, winning in 10 minutes 21 seconds for a two falls to one victory.
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Los Angeles
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Gus Sonnenberg
Bo “Strangler
Lewis
Goluss Coloradean
Marshall
Commission to file report on Carnera Chavalier bout inquiry
San Francisco reporters note that Charlen Traung of the California State Athletic Commission will present a full report to associate commissioners on Monday. The preliminary probe into the seventh round stoppage of last Monday’s fight has wrapped up and examines the events surrounding the bout.
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San Francisco
Calif
Charlen Traung
California State Athletic Commission
Primo Carnera-Leon Chavalier
Traung
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