Glouster Narrowly Loses To Reynoldsburg In Twilight Game
Reynoldsburg edged Glouster 5 to 4 in the ninth inning as Sam Withem spun a strong mound effort for Reynoldsburg. Bill Sutton of Glouster allowed five hits and struck out eight in a hard late invasion. Sutton also had three walks and two costly Glouster errors. Major moments included Withem’s double driving in the winning run after H Rasp reached on an error. Newark Pure Oils slated to visit Glouster Sunday for Eastern Ohio league play.
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Regatta Talk Between Navy and Washington Gathers Pace
Seattle dated July 23 reports a possible Navy Washington regatta next season. An invitation has been extended for Washington crews to go to Annapolis in June to row on the Severn River before the national intercollegiate meet. Final decisions await coach Rusty Callow’s fall return from Cuba and university board action following Ensign Buck Walsh’s invitation.
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Profits From Football Will Endow Chair
New York July 23 The University of Illinois stadium funding prompts plans for future profits. A proposed chair in athletic research would be endowed with 150 000 and the project includes new walks skating rink and expanded facilities at Illinois Field and the stadium. The proposal argues athletics funding could advance scholastic aims and research into the role of athletics in education.
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Washington Wins Navy Championship Title Report
Athletic officials in Annapolis and Washington note the title sequence with Washington securing the championship after Navy had won in 1921 1922 and 1925 while Washington also claimed the title in 1923 and 1924. The recap emphasizes the ongoing rivalry and repeated titles across the two academies.
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Legal status of contract stops plans for Dempsey Tunney fight
Chicago July 28 United Press Rickard said all plans for the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout will be halted while lawyers review an old contract chain. Dempsey had signed to meet Harry Wills in 1925 with a $150000 option paid to Floyd Fitzsimmons then sold to Coliseum club president B. C. Clements. The latest information suggests no money changed hands and the option may bind Dempsey to Wills before Tunney.
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Track gambling probe to start at Coney Island
Hamilton county grand jury began hearing witnesses in its gambling investigation at Coney Island race track. Prosecutor Charles S. Bell said no further arrests would be made until action is taken on six men arrested yesterday for accepting bets.
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Dartmouth golfer Drust Medals Greenwich Club Tournament
George Drust of Westchester Hills led Dartmouth College golfers by winning the Greenwich Country Club event with a 71 total. He set a course record by closing the last nine holes in 32.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday’s Baseball and American Association
Yesterday’s scores show Columbus beating Kansas City 11 to 6 and Milwaukee over Toledo 1 to 0 in the American Association. Cincinnati routed Boston 13 to 3 while Pittsburgh topped Brooklyn 14 to 2 in the National League. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 and New York beat Chicago 13 to 10 in the American League. Games today include KC at Columbus and Milwaukee at Toledo with several other matchups across leagues.
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Cincinnati Tops Boston 13 to 3 in wild game
Cincinnati hammered Boston 13 to 3 at home on July 22 as two Boston errors in the second inning sparked an 11 run rally. Curt Walker sparked the surge with two triples in the inning while Walker and Christensen followed with hits to push the score. Bancroft shuffled the lineup after the big inning as Cincinnati built the big lead.
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Baseball Roundup Yankees Rout White Sox Amid Scoring Deluge
The Yankees crushed the White Sox 13-0 under a blazing sun as Gehrig hit a two on homer in the first and Ruth’s scoreboard swat lore is recalled. Other games saw Cleveland beat Philadelphia 13-9, Cincinnati 13-3 over Boston, and Detroit 13-9 vs Washington with key hits and miscues shaping the day.
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Red Grange Back Home In Simple Wheaton Style
Red Grange returns to Wheaton after Hollywood fame and a divorce report. He plans to visit relatives in Pennsylvania with his father and resume ice-carrying training while avoiding Hollywood finery. Two champions enter the Metropolitan grass championship in Brooklyn, renewing hopes of a Tilden Richards rematch.
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Parkersburg YMCA Volleyball Team Tops Ohio University
The Parkersburg YMCA volleyball squad defeated Ohio University in a best of five set series at the university gym last night. It was the locals first summer match with future games planned against Marietta Nelsonville Lancaster and Zanesville with dates not yet fixed. Parkersburg scores were 15 14, 15 5, 1 15, 15 9, 12 15.
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Mike O'Dowd Eyes Ramsey County Commissioner Race
Former middleweight champion Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul announces a political bid for Ramsey County Commissioner. The fighter known for his Harp of St. Paul image built a boxing career with notable fights against Britton, Lewis, and Gibbons, served in World War I, and later faced a decline after a controversial title loss to Johnny Wilson and a hernia operation.
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University of Idaho to Build New Moscow Gymnasium
The University of Idaho announces construction of a new gymnasium in Moscow, Idaho. The $250 000 facility will be among the most complete in the Pacific northwest and work will begin August 1.
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Josten Nine Beat K of P s 12 to 10 In Burlesque Game
In a burlesque baseball contest last evening the Josten nine defeated the K of P s by 12 to 10 after a six inning game called due to darkness. Bradfield pitched for Josten and Cowden for the K of P s with seven errors total. Tonight’s game features Studebakers versus K of P s.
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Freeman and Baker draw in ten round welterweight bout
New York reports a ten round match between Tommy Freeman of Hot Springs Arkansas and Sergeant Sammy Baker former service welterweight champion ending in a draw. Both fighters showed grit with Freeman pressing early and Baker returning sharp counterattacks.
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