McBee Binders Hit Lancaster In Big Clash
The McBee Binders travel to Lancaster to face the Mondhank and Mills quintet in a highly anticipated game. Athens champs McBee seek upset as Johnny Miner’s Kinnears slated to visit Columbus Kin nears later in the week with stars Chic Harley Pete Stinchcomb and more. Armory adds temporary bleachers for expected record crowd.
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McBee Binder
Lancaster
Mondhank
Mills
McBee
Athens
McBees
Johnny Miner
Kinnears
Columbus Kinnears
Chic Harley
Pete Stinchcomb
Bob Shea
Mel Shaw
Andy Nemececk
Deacon Lynch
Washington Palace
Brooklyn Nationals
Local Juniors Set To Host Jacksonville Seniors Tonight
The Local Juniors meet Jacksonville seniors tonight at 7 30 in the high school gym in a key downtown game. The Juniors have piled up 121 points in six games while opponents have 52. captain Wolfe leads with 30 points and Strickland 25, Carmichael 18, as they face a stronger senior squad from Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Amesville
Cady
Chauncey
Reds
Wolfe
Strickland
Cross
Carmichael
Guysville
Glouster
Parkersburg
Chauncey and Marietta
Nelsonville Athens Game Anticipated in Buckeye Showdown
Nelsonville leads Southeastern Ohio league while Athens and Portsmouth chase second place. A Athens loss ends its title hopes, while a win keeps Nelsonville and Portsmouth tied with the locals. Nelsonville beat Portsmouth, Athens has one league loss to Nelsonville. Nelsonville undefeated.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Portsmouth
Pogue and Clark Shine for Illinois Football in 2014
Harold Pogue and Patsy Clark were lauded as a sensational pair on Illinois football. They starred on the first Western Conference championship team Zuppk ever coached in 2014.
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Pogue
Clark
Grange
Harold Pogue
Patsy” Clark
Iinois
Zuppk
Oklahoma Starts MVC Campaign With Fast Six Wins
Oklahoma opens Missouri Valley Conference play by winning its first six games. The Oaks post a 48 point scoring pace in a strong start, showcasing a powerful offensive show.
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Oklahoma
Oaks
Dempsey Plans Million-Dollar Miami Hotel Purchase
Jack Dempsey contemplates buying a hotel in Miami valued at about one million dollars. The note cites his ambitious business move amid other sports and social headlines.
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Jack Dempsey
Miami
Robbie Rookie On Jimmy Elliott Promising Pitcher
Robbie Rookie highlights Jimmy Elliott as one of the game's most promising pitchers. The young hurler draws attention for his potential impact and skill on the mound as expectations rise.
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Jimmy Elliott
Question Box column invites reader questions on sports
readers are asked to send questions about Doge football boxing or other sports to John Br Poster Lawrence Perry and Pain Play at 814 Worth Building Pap. include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply or the question will be answered in the column.
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John BR. Poster
Lawrence Perry
Worth Building
Umpire Correct: Batted Ball Hits Runner at First
A batsman hit the ball then ran to first base and was struck by the ball on fair ground. The umpire ruled him out. The ruling is correct because a runner becomes a baserunner when he hits the ball and is out when hit by a fair ball.
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Queeston
Wills Faces Film Rights Clash Over Lenglen Match
Helen Wills fears amateur status could be affected by movie men paying for exclusive rights to the anticipated Wills Lenglen match. William Blumenthal reportedly paid 25 000 dollars, prompting protests from American operators and Carlton hotel officials over court access and earnings, while Wills denounces the situation and questions federation approval.
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Fredierick K. Abbott
I. N.S
Cannes
Helen Wills
William Blumenthal
New York
Carlton Club
Carltton
Durke
Miss Wills
America
Forrest Hills
Lenelen
Lenglen
Baseball at Big Colleges Shows Big Losses in Costs
The University of Iowa report reveals baseball expenses far exceed receipts, with $17 524.37 spent vs $11 922.69 earned. Harvard and Princeton face weak attendance, while Wisconsin and Illinois basketball turn a profit. coaches like Ray Chalk boost baseball interest at Wisconsin.
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Lawrence Pearey
Consolidated Press
New York
University of Iainois
Carl Lundgren
Fred Moore
Harvard
Boston
Soldiers Field
University
Princeton
Yale
University Footall
George Little
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Ray Chalk
Chicago
Middle West
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Stirling Dominates National Women's Golf Title Run
Mrs. Frasier Stirling has won the national women's golf championship three consecutive times 1916 1919 1920 with no events in 1917 18 due to war. A veteran campaigner originally from Atlanta she mentors under Stewart Maiden and remains a top contender among leading female golfers.
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Iaasa Stirling Eithe
Frasier
Miss Stirling
Atlanta
Stewart Maiden
Bobby Jones
Perry Adair
Watts Gunn
Molenda barred from Michigan athletics over history failure
Ann Arbor Michigan February 9 1930 Bo Molenda star athlete at the University of Michigan is automatically barred from further athletics after failing a history course. Under rules he must quit the basketball team immediately and cannot play baseball or football next year due to no summer school history to make up deficiencies.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Bo” Molenda
University of Michigan
Bolenda
Delaney McTigue bout eyed to settle Berlenbach dispute
New York reports a Delaney versus McTigue match could decide the McTigue Berlenbach controversy with the winner to face Berlenbach for the light heavyweight title. The state commission had ordered Berlenbach to remain inactive until facing McTigue and Berlenbach prefers bouts outside New York. Delaney proposed an elimination bout with McTigue as a possible solution.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Delaney
New York Boxing Officials Near Reappointment
James A Farley, re-appointed with William Muldoon to the New York State Athletic Commission, was expected to be re elected chairman at today s board meeting. Brower s term has one year remaining. Traditionally the chairman rotates, making Muldoon a likely candidate.
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New York
James A. Larley
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
George FE. Brower
Ano Per
Muldoon
Farley
Boxers share wins across cities in eight to ten round cards
In Dayton Paris Kid Gagic beat Tony Lupica in eight rounds. Joe Sckyra stopped Pat Travis in two rounds. Speedy Parks knocked out Joe Hearst in the third. Frankie Bobb shaded Makie Mellman in Newark over ten rounds. Levine defeated Doyle in Brooklyn ten rounds. Carl Duane won over Joey Kaufman in New York ten rounds. Johnny Filucci beat Frankie Lagona in New York six rounds. Tommy Loughran edged Ad Stone in Philadelphia ten. Referee Murphy ruled no contest for a clash between Rocy Smith and Vic McLaughlin after seven rounds without exchanges. Edgie beat Fadil over six. Marriott stopped Ketehel in one. Dempsey and Bashara drew in six.
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Dayton
Paris
Kid” Cangic
Newcastle
Ind
Tony Lupica
Toledo
Joe Sckyra
Pat Travis
Louisville
Speedy Parks
Cincinnati
Tronman
Joe Hearst
Newark
Frankie Bobb
Makie Mellman
Columbus
Brooklyn
George Levine
Paul Doyle
New York
Carl Duane
Joey Kaufman
Johnny Filucci
Frankie Lagona
Philadelphia
AY Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Ad Stone
Murphy
Rocy Smith
Battle Creek
Mich
Vic McLaughlin
Mat Edgie
Nick Fadil
Jassaic
N. J
Bobby Marriott
Baltimore
Steve Ketehel
Eddie Dempsey
Joe Bashara
Norfolk
Washington rebuild may strain pennant machinery next season
If Washington fails to rebuild, the American League champions will face widespread wear in pennant machinery next season. The warning suggests continued instability across the team and its prospects for seasons ahead.
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Washington
Indianola Athletic Club ends Glouster Legion win streak in a tight 32 29 comeback
Indianola Athletic Club of Columbus defeated Glouster 32 to 29 to snap the local American Legion team’s seven game streak. Watkins led the Legion with six field goals. Indianola’s top scorer had six field goals and a free throw. A rematch is set for Wednesday night March 8.
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Indianola Athletic Club of
Columbus
American Legion
Indianolas
Legionnaires
Glouster
Watkins
Glouster Moose
Ccsee
Kahler
Ccsee Csee
Coscecee
Powcis Ceoesesyeree
FG. F
Techies Bis Wilcox
Boseaae
Wombirgo
Fei Oenesions
DS Schmaker
Saunders
Andrews
Eagles Host Columbus Aerie Dinner Dinner for Ohio Aerie officers and delegates
About twenty five Eagles including Ohio Aerie officers district deputies and national organization representatives were treated to a dinner by the Columbus Aerie number 297 on Sunday in Columbus.
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Columbus
The
Ohio Aerie
National Organization of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
Columbus Aerie
Princeton’s Loeb extends lead in intercollegiate scoring
Loeb of Princeton increased his week leading by scoring five points to reach 43 in five games for the season. Columbia’s Laub idle, while Lath has 36 in three games. other top scorers include Davenport and Landsay of Pennsylvania, Goldblatt of Pennsylvania, Whitaker of Dartmouth, Loneydoil of Dartmouth, Mannheim of Columbia and Rothenfeld of Columbia, and Drake of Cornell with 20.
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New York
Loeb
Princeton
Laub
Columbia
Lath
Davenport
Pennsylvania
Landsay
Goldblatt
Whittaker
Dartmouth
Loneydoil
Mannheim
Rothenfeld
Drake
Cornell
Venice Floating Population Question
The inquiry asks for the current estimate of Venice's floating population, i.e., the number of daily or seasonal visitors and temporary residents. It seeks a precise figure or recent estimates, including tourism flows and crowd levels affecting the city.
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Venice
James Ockenden Discusses Long Driving Pitfalls
The piece argues that modern golf favors length from the tee with long shots and mashies, but warns that without accuracy the driver can fail. It notes the risk of a breakdown in the swing mechanism and potential disaster after overreliance on power.
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James Ockenden
Knockouts Bill Tilden on Paying College Players
A fragmented column notes Bill Tilden suggesting college football players should be paid, contrasting ideas about payment with dancing and football. It mentions a Florida rainstorm stunt by Mr. O Goofty selling bottled rain water at high price and quips about Lincoln and Gettysburg. A British novelist claims Washington loved card playing.
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Bill Tilden
Bill
Mr. O’goofty
Florida
Grange and Mara clash over pro football plans in New York
Davis J. Walsh reports Tim Mara defends keeping New York out of Grange driven pro league amid pay and revenue concerns. Mara recalls past profits and doubting Grange’s independent franchise push while noting league support from President Carr.
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Davis J. Walsh
N. S
New York
Grange
Tim Mara
Webster
Mara
Jake Report
Troit
Yankee
Harold
Federal League
Carr
League
Pyle
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