U S Olympic Coach Optimistic On Looming Games
Los Angeles July 27 The United States track coach Lawson Robertson forecasts the 1922 Olympics to be the greatest in modern history with his team a slight favorite over Germany Japan and Finland while facing strong rivals from Britain and Italy Metcalfe Toland Simpson Eastman Carr Genung Hornhbostel Turner and others named as key contenders in sprints distance and field events with a diverse lineup aiming for multiple firsts.
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OS Angeles
U.P
Lawson Robertson
United States
Robertson
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Fiddie Tolan
Detroit
George Simpson
Ohio State
Metzner
Germany
Stoneley
Rampling
Great Britain
Turner
Michigan
O'Callaghan
Ireland
Skold
Sweden
Parohla
Finland
Oda
Jarvenin
Art Smith to tee off in Athens Sunday exhibition match
Mitellis Musings notes Art Smith a top pro from Covington with dual National Open and PGA tour qualifications will join Cincinnati amateur Johnny Fischer for a Sunday match at Athens Country Club. Pro Mike Heaney announces the lineup with Grover providing opposition as locals anticipate a standout golf exhibition.
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Athens Country Club
Summit Hills
Covington
Mike Heaney
Smith
Athens
Cincinnati
Heaney
B. T. Grover Smith
Golfer's Association
Art
Mansfield
Johnny Fischer
Fischer
University of Michigan
Grover
Art Smith
Bill Terry Homers Twice in Nine At Bats for Four Runs
Bill Terry belted two home runs in nine plate appearances accounting for four runs, as Big Five coverage notes Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Al Simmons were idle.
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Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Barbers and Tires Battle Ends In Twilight League Tie
In darkness at the end of the eighth inning the Barbers and McCoys tied 3-3 as Pfleger led McCoys with two hits including a single and a double. Robinsons' Witham added two hits, McPherson hit a fifth inning homer, Knight made a key catch, and multiple runs scored across the first, fourth and fifth frames. Tonight's game features Ohio Electrics versus Recreation.
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Robinsons
McCoy Barbers
Pueger
McCoys
Witham
McPherson
Knight
Hallam
McCoy
Pfleger
Robinson
Gorham
Barnett
Bell
Hawk
Dalton
Stephenson
Seckinger
Ohio Electrics
Va. Recreation
Barbers Knight
Ee Patton
Weiele
Niccin Tate Stephenson
Safreed
Bockin Get
Ecenwesennes
Daton
Shumway
Souer
Becena
Prin
D Wensenosunin
Rodgers
Pficer
Morrison
Fieger
Pfieger
Benson
c+ Pherson
Ates Olen
LaCroix
Jay—Knight
Patton
ePherson
B Meet
McKerson
Balk
Hughes
Two Leagues Are Organized in Logan Recreation
Logan July 27 Two leagues will open with six teams each. The Hocking Recreation League will feature six clubs including Carpenter-Chickister State Highway Hocking Grange Phi Sigs Smokehouse and Stewards plus Shoe Factory which withdrew from the league. Hardball will have Union Furnace Rockbridge Gore and Carpenter-Chidister Cherrington Juniors and Hilltop. First games start Wednesday with Monday Wednesday Friday schedule through season. Marion withdrew to play independent ball.
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Logan
Hocking Recreation
Carpenter-Chicister
State Highway
Hocking Grange
Phi Sigs
Smokehouse and Stewards
Marion
Union Furnace
Shoe Factory
Rockbridge
Gore
Carpenter-Chidister
Cherrington
Hilltop
Col. L Defeats Carpenter Hardware Nine
Col. L won an easy game over the Carpenter Hardware nine last night in the local Recreational League, 6 to 1. Efaw had three hits for the winners while Goodfellow and Smith each had three for the losers. Tonight Lawheads meet Beckleys and Thursday Rauchs play the I. O. O. F. nine in the feature game of the week.
Umpires Seek Smaller Shinguards to Curb Blocking
National League umpires urged cutting catcher shinguards or removing them to stop blocking at the plate. Ten umpires meeting with league president John A. Heydler said catchers feel safe with heavy guards while blocking. knee pads were deemed enough protection from foul tips.
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New York
U.P
John A. Heydler
Kk of P Defeated by Cheshire in Recreation Ball Game
Cheshire defeated the K k of P 5 to 3 in a Monday night recreation ball game. Thomas scored two runs while Swisher Storey and Scott added one each for Cheshire. For the K of P team, Has kins Frazier and Irion tallied.
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Gallipolis
K. of P's
Cheshire
Thomas
Swisher
Storey
Scott
Haskins
Frazier
Irion
Indians Open Four Game Series With Yanks In Cleveland
Cleveland Indiana opens a four game clash with the league leading New York Yankees as two lineups await rain delayed play. Oral Hildebrand and Mel Harder were slated to start for Cleveland while Danny MacFayden and Charlie Ruffing were expected for New York. Mayor Ray T. Miller to catch first pitch and town leaders anticipate a 60 000 crowd for Sunday’s Stadium debut with the Athletics.
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Cleveland
U.R
Oral Hildebrand
Mel Harder
Indiana
Yankees
Philadelphia
Danny MacFayden
Charlie Ruffing
New York
Indians
Jacobs Faces Ceurvorst In Women’s Quarter Final
Seabright New Jersey July 27 Helen Jacobs of California meets Mae Ceurvorst of Kansas in the women’s singles quarter final. Jacobs advanced by defeating A L Lamme 6 2 6 2 while Ceurvorst beat Penelope Anderson McBride 6 8 2 6 2. In men’s quarter finals Manuel Alonso and John Hope Doeg also competed.
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Manuel Alonso
New York
John Hope Doeg
Newark
N. J
Basketball Pairings For Midweek Association Round
The schedule lists St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York American Washington at St. Louis Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Association Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Minneapolis St. Paul at Kansas City.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Association
Columbus
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Toledo
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Milwaukee
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Kansas City
DORON
Cieiscnnecicnennan
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Washington Ee
Detroit Ak
St Paul
the &T. Louis Aroenpe
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Bow
National Curickho and Pirates Baseball Scores Across Games
Sporadic box score snippets show teams like Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Brooklyn Washington Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee and St. Louis facing various opponents with scattered batting and pitching lines. Players such as Brandt Cunningham Hargrave Brame Chagnon Grace Pad dens Mooney Schumacher Luque Gibson O Farrell Thurnton Shaute Suke Lindsey Derringer Mancuso Clark Quinn Lopez Brown Berg Ferrell Welch Connolly Frasier Gregory Wise Grube Day Petty Richards Tising Fowler Collins Poll Kessenich Braxton Young Munns Harriss Giuliani appear in multiple line scores as the circuit unfolds.
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Curickho
Malone
Easter
Brandt
Cunningham
Hargrave
Pittsburgh
French
Chagnon
Spencer
Grace
Hubbell
Hogan
New York
Brame
Paddens Mooney
Schumacher
Luque
Gibson
O'Farrell
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Johnson
Haines
Wilson
Thurnton
Shaute
Sukeorth
Dean
Lindsey
Derringer
Mancuso
Clark
Quinn
Lopez
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Sogir Bannas
Brown and
Berg
Bisneholder
Ferrell
OBR Cumeewninn
Chicago
Welch
Connolly
Frasier
Gregory
Wise and Grube
Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Petty
Richards
Tising
Thomas
Fowler
Collins
Milwaukee
St. Foulsca
Kessenich
Braxton
Young
Munns
Harriss
Guilliani
Catholics Are Whitewashed In Kiwanis League Game
Logan July 27 Robinette pitched his best game of the season holding the Episcopals scoreless as the Catholics won 9 to 0. Goslin and Patton started in place of Scott. League president 8 C Bright announced no games this week but limited next week’s schedule to Monday Wednesday and Friday to finish postponed contests before the season ends. Two postponed games remain potential pennant winners who have one loss.
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Logan
Robinette
Episcopals
Kiwanis
Goslin
Patton
Scott
8. C. Bright
Erie makes bid for Central League lead with 12–8 win
Central League reports July 27 as Erie beat Fort Wayne by 12 to 8 to cut the Fort Wayne margin to one game. Dayton extended its winning streak with a 12 to 1 victory over Youngstown, strengthening a run at third place.
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U Pr-Erie
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Hoosiers
Erie
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Messenger Ad Powers Radio Shop Sales
G W Hopkins of the G W Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop on N Court Street reports Messenger classified ads bring steady business. He recently sold a 9 tube radio in three days thanks to the Messenger ad. Call 0242 and ask for an taker to place your own ad.
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G. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
G. W. Hopkins Radio
N. Court Street
Red Birds Near Second, Edge Indianapolis In Series Opener
In Columbus on July 27 the Red Birds clung to within half a game of second place as Paul Dean aimed for a third straight win over Indianapolis and a seventh straight in the series. The box score shows Blake and Lee silencing Indy’s attack with Crawford delivering timely power and a strong defensive effort behind him.
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Red Birds
Paul Dean
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Sheriff Blake
Bill Lee
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Pat Crawford
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Blake
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Devormer
Addressing Faulty Backwing in Tennis Swing
The text explains how a faulty backwing causes lunging at the ball due to tense left side and wrists. It urges loosening grip, freeing the left side in backswing, and completing the pivot to allow the left arm to snare the ball with balanced weight transfer.
TILDEN IN ACTION IN NATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tilden returns to defend his title in Chicago as he faces Albert Burke in a quarter final. Karel Koreluh meets Emmet Pare in another quarter final. Roman Najueh upset Vincent Richards yesterday 7-5 6-1 2-6 4-9 and will play the Barnean Nuasa lei winner next.
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Chicago
Lrb-Wiliats T. Tilden I
Albert Rurke
France
Karel Koreluh
Caecho
Slovakia
Emmet Pare
Dayton
Roman Najueh
Vincent Richards
New York
Nafueh
Bruce Barnea-Hana’ Nuasalei
Bruins Slice Half Game Off Pittsburgh Lead
NY Giants beat Pirates in the first game of a double header as Carl Hubbell outpitched Larry French. Pittsburgh won the nightcap 3 to 1 with Earl Grace driving in the go ahead run. Terry homered in both games for New York. Pirates stay four games ahead of the Cubs. Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, and others noted in results.
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Bruins
Pittsburgh
SW York
Carl Hubbell
Larry French
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Giants
Earl Grace
Padden
Comoreky
Suber
Terry
New York
Phillies Trounce Reds 10-5 To Open Series
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Cincinnati Reds 10 to 5 after building an early lead. Owen Carroll was tagged for eight runs in the first two innings as the Phils surged ahead and coasted to the win. The Reds mounted a late rally but could not close the gap.
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Phillies
Owen Carroll
Reds
Cincinnati
Eliot
Phils
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