Ohio Relays At Columbus Draw Nation’s Top Track Stars
More than 150 schools entered the fifth annual Ohio Relays at Ohio State stadium. Friday and Saturday feature college and university events plus high school finals on Sunday. Notable entrants include Dan Kinsey 1924 Olympic hurdler, Charles Werner, Phinuthrie, J Brickman and Ray Conger in select hurdles and distance races.
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Columbus
UPR
Bea
Ohio
Ohio State University
Dan Kinsey
Charles Werner
Phinuthrie
Illinois Athleticlub
Co. J. Brickman
University of Chiso
Rogers
Illbois
McIntosh
Monmouth
Ray Conger
Satire and sports chatter from an old campus page
The column parodies athletics gossip with figures like Joe Bush O’Goofty and Ingledell Elrod Spoopher testing wards and contracts. It notes Carl Sandburg’s interview aims with Babe Ruth in Florida and mentions Mal Stevens at Yale naming tough fall opponents Georgia Army Dartmouth Princeton Harvard.
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Carl Sandbute
Dea
Babeuth
Florida
Mr. Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Mal Stevens
Yale
Eli
Georgia
Army
Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Ridge Isn't Cultivated Says O'Geofty
O'Geofty asserts Ridge is not cultivated, describing it as one of those things people contract.
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Ridge
O’geofty
Hagan Heads to Europe After Atlantic Practice Plan
Walter Hagan national golf champion sails aboard the Aquitania for a European invasion to gain deck practice. He has had a quiet season with only two exhibition matches and film work for Green Grass Widows. He plans a 72-hole match with Archiel Compston in England, delaying the start from April 37 to May 1.
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New York
Walter Hagan
Atlantic
Hagan
Charley Guest
Los Angeles
Hero
Gertrude Olm
Plead
Archie Compston
al Moor Park
England
Compston
Wednesday Results in American Association Standings
In Wednesday action the American Association finished with St. Paul 3 over Columbus 1, Kansas City 6 over Indianapolis 0, Louisville 7 over Milwaukee 1, and Toledo 6 over Minneapolis 2.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
National League Scores With Nine to Six Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 9 to 6 while New York beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 and Brooklyn topped Boston 10 to 6. Only games scheduled on the slate.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Baseball Scores From The American League
The American League results include Chicago 1 over eee 7, Washington 11 over Philadelphia 6, New York 10 over Boston 7, Detroit 4 over St. Louis 1. Standings reflect a mixed day for several clubs.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
GAMES THURSDAY IN OPEN NBA WEEKEND
Thursday matchups include St. Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Indianapolis Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia St. Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St. Louis New York at Boston two games.
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American Association Club
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
LE American I Club
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Loui
Chicago
Detroit
American Association St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Newark Bears blank Leafs as league opens in Newark
Opening day in the International League sees Newark, Rochester, Montreal and Baltimore win their first games. Al Maimaux pitched Newark to a 6–0 shutout over Toronto, Bill Southworth and Johnny Mohan provide late-inning offense, while Rochester beats Jersey City 3–1 and Baltimore defeats Buffalo 10–3 as Montreal re-enters with an 8–6 win over Reading.
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New York
U.R Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Newark
Newark Bears
Toronto Leafs
John Conway Toole
al Maumaux
Bill Southworth
Johnny Mohan
Jersey City
George Earnshaw
Baltimore Orioles
Buffalo Bisons
Reading
Foreign car leads after 24 hour Indianapolis race
The Hispano-Suiza and Stutz Black Hawk finished the 24 hour race at Indianapolis with the Hispano-Suiza leading. Engine trouble slowed the Stutz early, but both cars set a new world speed record for stock cars by completing 100 miles. The Hispano-Suiza averaged 5.13 miles per hour and the Stutz 2.55, surpassing the old 75.60 record.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Buckman steals the show as Griswold basepath victory
Alice Buckman, 16, star of Griswold high school, stole bases and scored thrice guiding a 27 to 5 win over Griswold opponents in five innings before darkness halted play. Buckman stole second twice and third once, scored three runs, and struck out three times with one walk.
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Griswold
Alice Buckman
Alice
Boston Marathon field set with veterans facing newcomers
Boston April 19 With Jose Ray serving as a dark horse 285 runners from two nations line up for the 82nd Boston A A marathon from Hopkinton to Boston to seek Olympic qualifying honors The field includes 40 year old star Clarence De Mar a five time winner and four former winners plus Jose Ray making his marathon debut amid world indoor mile record holder Nurmi.
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Boston
Jose Ray
Boston A. A
Thebeau
Hopkinton
Cc. C. Pyle
Clarence de Mar
de Mar
Paavo Nurmi
Sam Byrd Proves Golf Skill Behind Baseball Fame
Yankee rookie outfielder Sam Byrd likely to stay with the team this season and shows solid golf form by shooting in the low to mid seventies.
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Sam Byrd
Yankees
Reds Top Cubs 9 to 6 in Free Hitting Opening Day
Cincinnati Reds rallied from behind at Wrigley Field to beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 6 in a high scoring season opener that drew a National League attendance record of 46 000. George Kelly doubled home Pipp and Purdy late in the eighth to seal the lead as Cuyler and Webb homered for Chicago and Lucas earned the win.
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Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
George Kelly
Pipp
Purdy
Webb
Stephenson
Hartnett
Cuyler
Critz
J. Kelly
Walker
Kolp
Ford
G. Kelly
Picinich
Kelp
Maguire
English
Cincinnati
Neff
Malone
Root
Lucas
Weinert
Klem, McCormick and Magee
Ruth Drives in Two as Yankees Rally
Babe Ruth singled once in three at bats, driving in two runs and scoring. Lou Gehrig also starred for the Yankees with two hits in the game.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Ohio Baseball Team Prepares for Miami and Cincinnati
The Ohio squad completed their final practice featuring a fielding and batting drill and a yearling diamond game. Coach Peden will likely start Barfoot against Miami with Miller opposing. infield positions include McKinley Bayless Kline and Robeson or Grant. Agostinelli to left, Brammer or Williams in the other outfield spots.
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Buckeye
Miami
Cincinnati
Lutz
Barfoot
Muskingum
Peden
Oxfordians
Miller
Ace
Ohio State
McKinley
Bayless
Kline
Robeson
Grant
Rhodes
Agostinelli
Brammer
Williams
Engh
Lute
Bayleas
Murray
Mason
Oxford
Bures
Yesterday's Heroes Rule Early Baseball Action
Lefty O'Doul led the New York Giants past the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 1 on five hits. The Robins defeated the Braves 10 to 6 after eight Byron hits and six Boston errors, lifting Brooklyn to second place. Cubs fell 9 to 6 to Cincinnati as Reds rallied late, while Pirates and Cardinals sat idle. Yankees beat Red Sox 10 to 7 and Tigers beat Browns 4 to 1 with Easterling's three hits. Senators topped Athletics 11 to 6 as Mack's club dropped fourth straight. Indians routed White Sox 7 to 1, with Cissell erring twice.
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Lefty O'Doul
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
J. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Taul Easterling
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Owne Carroll
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington Senators
Grady Adkins
Cleveland Indians
Cissell
White Sox
Indians Rarin to Go in Open Series with White Sox
In Cleveland on April 19 Peckinpaugh’s Indians planned a second game of the opening series against the Chicago White Sox. The goal was four straight victories with Walter Miller to start on the mound for Cleveland. Chicago’s rookies Cox or Williamson were the pitching options for the visitors as rain threats loomed.
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Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Dunnfield
Jupe Pluvius
Ball Yard
Chicago
Walter Miller
Flinger
Sox
Windy City
Indians
Cox
Williamson
Sande Rides Today After Track Ban Ended
Earl Sande, once America's premier jockey, returns to ride at Aqueduct in the initial handicap to open a two day program for the United Hunts after a winter during which he was barred from all tracks for roughness on Maryland waters.
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U.R
Earl Sande
America
Sande
Aqueduct
Maryland
Home Run Club Leaders and Yesterday’s Hitting Doings
O Doul of the Giants and Webb of the Cubs each with three home runs lead the Home Run Club. Frisch of the Cardinals tops with eight in the season. Yesterday’s homers feature O Doul two, Cuyler and Webb one each, Foxx Wasterning and K Williams adding one apiece.
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Giants
Webb
Cubs
Frisch
Cardinals
O’doul
Cuyler
Foxx
Athletics
Wasterning
Tigers
K. Williams
Red Sox
Stivers High Team to Be Guest at OSU Alumni Dinner
Dayton Stivers high school basketball team will be guests at an appreciation dinner on Ohio State University campus. The Johnny Miner trophy, rotating emblem of the state interscholastic cage championship, will be presented to the Stivers squad at the event.
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Columbus
U.P
Dayton Stivers
Ohio State University
Johnny” Miner
Stivers
Runners Leave Oklahoma Toward Joplin in Cross Country
In Miami Oklahoma on April 19 the C G Pyle cross country run left Oklahoma behind as competitors head toward Joplin Missouri 34 miles away. Andrew Payne Claremore Oklahoma led over Peter Gavuzzi Southampton England in the day’s two mile lap Gavuzzi ran 6 48 28. Olli Vanttinen New York Finnish runner was second 7 56 80 with Louis Perella Albany New York third 8 16 87 Payne finished in a dead heat with Eddie Gardner Seattle Washington.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Joplin
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
Eng
Gavuzzi
Payne
Chelsea
Olli Vanttinen
Finn
New York
Louis Perella
Albany
WN. Y
Eddie Gardner
Seattle
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