O U Has Last Chance To Regain 500 Buckeye Mark
Ohio University faces a final prep for the Ohio Miami game at Oxford. Coach Grover seeks improved fundamentals and a stronger offense led by Leahy Taylor Richardson with DuBois guarding and Bayless at center for a scrimmage before Saturday night’s tilt.
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Sports questions on bare fists British Open and World Series
The query asks for the record of the long bare fist fight the first native born American to win the British Open and the date of the first World Series between two pennant winning teams. It seeks historical sports milestones without providing specific names or dates.
Early Sports Signals and Historic Firsts Across Games
Signals and milestones span football cricket and golf. 1584 sees football signals debut, 1826 records Jack Jones defeating Patsy Tunney in Cheshire, England, 276 rounds. 1922 marks Walter Hagen as first native born American to win the British Open. 1903 World Series opens between Pittsburgh and Boston, Boston clinching four straight after a 3-1 Pittsburgh lead.
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Cheshire
England
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Illinois boxing board seeks to end foul based wins
The Illinois Boxing commission aims to refine the sport by eliminating wins achieved on fouls. Paul Prehn proposes a rule preventing a fighter from winning on a foul and favors referee consultation with judges and a doctor before rulings. He stresses spectators deserve a fight without premature fouls and advocates continuous action when fighters are not hurt.
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Illinois Boxing Commission
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Privilege of Dirty Looks Saved At Tennis Meet
At a United States Lawn Tennis Association meeting in Chicago on February 16, the rule banning players from glaring at officials was defeated after Big Bill Tilden defended the practice with strong remarks and a showy glare. The English code had proposed a prohibition, but the measure failed.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Tilden
Rule Relating To Base Choice In Try Out Game
Berkeley Calif Feb 16 The University of California baseball team and Ambrose Taylors played under Karl Zamloch rules allowing batters to choose run to first or third California won 11 to 10 About half of hitters chose first half chose third Southpaw batters ran to first right handed to third A runner on base followed the chosen route later a runner stole second and the pitcher forgot and the umpire ruled him out
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Jack Nenechek
Nenechek
Third annual Central Ohio Trap-Shooters tournament at Vandalia
The third annual championship event of the Central Ohio Trap-Shooters league will be held at Vandalia on February 22 and 23. Trophy and cash purses total $575. The two day event will draw shooters from Ohio Indiana Michigan and Kentucky with over two hundred crack shots expected to compete.
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Troy Township High School Drops From Perfect in County League
For the first time this season Troy Township High School falls from a perfect mark as Albany defeats them. Troy stands at .909 percentage in the Athens county basketball standings. New Marshfield and Albany share second place with seven wins and three losses each, per county records.
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Shafer to Close Wrestling Career in Ohio Match Saturday
Ohio University coach Olson readies his Bobcats for a home wrestling meet with Michigan State this Saturday. Star Shafer, Buckeye mat champion, meets his final college match, while Joe Begola leads the local attack alongside Stewart Roberts Glass and Stocker in key weight classes.
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Joe Begola
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Purdue
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Stewart
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New York Boxing Commission eyes softer gloves and less blood
The New York Boxing Commission signals a shift toward softer gloves to reduce bloodshed while sparing fighters. It hints at a lighter touch as officials push for safer rules amid evolving public scrutiny.
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Kearns threatens injunction over Walker suspension
Los Angeles reports Jack Kearns plans to seek an injunction to stop the New York Boxing Commission from suspending Mickey Walker. Kearns contends the action is improper and says Walker is ready to defend the middleweight title. Walker himself is under suspension by the National Boxing Association for not signing to defend his title before February 15.
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Jack Kearns
New York Boxing Commission
Mickey Walker
Kearns
Fie
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New York
U.R
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Thomas LE. Donahue
General Motors Policy of Progress Elevates Car Quality
The article praises General Motors and its yearly improvements across models from Cadillac to Chevrolet, highlighting creasing design, mot performance, and riding comfort as central to consumer benefit.
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