Ohio District Golf Opens With Team Championship Event
In Columbus Ohio the Central District Golf Association prepares for a six day slate ending June 17 at the Ohio Country Club. The team championship doubles as the amateur qualifier with a 36 hole final and a 54 hole team event featuring many leading players. Officials report strong early entries and expect at least 25 clubs fielding four man teams.
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Ohio District Golf Associatie
Ich Pros
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MacPhail
Iowa Hawkeyes Seek Reinstatement In Big Ten Standings
United Press reports Iowa faces reinstatement talks after a suspension by the Big Ten. President Walter H. Jessup and athletics chief Edward Lauer led discussions with a reinstatement committee seeking four conditions to restore good standing. The panel asked about scholarships, subsidized aid, alumni influence, and disqualifications for improper financial aid. Iowa aims to reorganize and resume competition January 1.
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United Press
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Lauer
Paul Belting
University
James Paige
Nnesota
Thomas French
Ohto
George Goodenough
Illinois
Iowa City
City Diamond Schedule Opens For Local Teams
Harold E Wise announced a new nightly schedule for the city playground diamond behind Rufus Putman School. Effective immediately teams can select evenings after five o'clock with open slots on Monday Athens Messenger Tuesday McBee Binder Company Wednesday American Legion Junior League Thursday Ray-Gio Corporation Friday Athens Flooring Saturday afternoon Children of the city. exchanges possible with the scheduled team.
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Harold E Wise
Athens Messenger
McBee Binder Company
American Legion Junior League
Ray-Gio Corporation
Athens Flooring Company
Weinman Accepts Michigan Teaching Post Amid Resignation
Tad Weinman has accepted a teaching job in physical education at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He states that head football coach and athletics director Fielding H. Yost asked him to resign from the football coaching staff last week.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Lion
Tad” Weinman
University of Michigan
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One Time Plays For Play Star UW 1 1
Philadelphia minora and New York Giants trade details surface as the Phillies rotate players. O'Doul, star rookie in the season, earns his stripes in a league noted for shifting lineups and winter trades.
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aAtien
The
York Yankies
Fleliines
Leagey
New York Giants
Phillies
O'Doul
Hoolick Fails in AUP Paotine Boxing Prep
A unclear report notes a boxing preparation setback as fighters struggle with training and stance. Mention of Schmeline appears amid the draft of a bout and prospects for upcoming events.
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Hoolick
Heen Schmeline
Bloomington UPi Paul Har year’s Indiana team
Bloomington reports an Indiana team led by Paul Hart with strong Western Conference prospects after a Cincinnati linked announcement, highlighting Har’s role as a key leader in 1927.
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Bloomington Upi
Paul Har
Indiana
Cincinnati
ALO Keeps Lead In Bunion Derby
John Salo of Vale New Jersey led a jog of 50 miles on the Pyle to coast foot race start. Artz Leo and Sam Richman tied for first in the lap Minto Superior yesterday. Elapsed times shown include 21 miles in 2 38 and leaders with 427:04:44.
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Arte
John Salo
Vale
N. J
Artz
Leo
Sam Richman
Newah
Minto Superior
T Gavuzzi
England
Yzetsbete
Fernandes Wins One Sided Bout At Queensboro Stadium
Ignacio Fernandes, junior lightweight, dominated Tony Meri in a ten round bout at Queensboro Stadium, earning a one sided decision to end the night.
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New York
U.pr
Ignacio Fernandes
Tony Meri
Wopien
Queensboro Stadium
Watching the Heroes: Oswald Bluese Steals Home for Senators
Oswald Bluese of the Washington Senators stole home in the ninth to score the winning run as Washington defeated St. Louis 7 to 5. The Browns led by five runs entering the ninth and Ogien allowed two scores before Strelick and Kimsey struggled. Detroit ended Philadelphia's streak, the A’s out-hitting the Tigers but failing to prevail. Red Faber and Henry Johnson duel yields a Yankees win. Five homers spark the Cubs over the Giants 10 to 9 in Chicago. Brooklyn and St Louis split a pair with tight outings. Boston topples Cincinnati to inch from last, while Pittsburgh blasts Philadelphia and Swetonic shuts them down.
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St. Louis
Browns
Ogien
Strelick
Kimsey
St. Loui Bluege
Henry Johnson
Red Faber
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Yankees
Chicago
Johnson
Sox
Chicago Cuba
New York Giants
Weimer Tries Out With Boston Braves in Cincinnati
Chuck Weimer of Wilmington University attended a Tuesday tryout with the Boston Braves ahead of their game with the Cincinnati Reds. He met management after weeks of correspondence, planned to return for exams, and hoped to win a spot on the Braves payroll this season.
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Juno i
Chuck” Weimer
Wilmington University
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Weimer
Boston
Sevral
Pittsburgh
Colleg
Braves
Epsom Derby Run in England Today Amid Big Crowd
Derby day draws thousands to Epsom Downs under overcast skies as 96 of 843 horses start for a purse near 46000 dollars. Gragadour, once favorite, was edged to 7 to 2 in a day of shifting bets with Mister Jinks Kopi Hunter's Moon and Gay Day among top contenders.
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Epsom Downs
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Gragadour
Mister Jinks
Major McCalmont
Wesleyan Athletes Set for National Collegiate Meet in Chicago
June competition to send two Wesleyan athletes to the national meet in Chicago. Dwight Kane of Lancaster defends the high hurdle title and races in the low hurdles where he placed fifth. Norman Lambacher of Independence competes in the 440 yard dash and 220 yard dash after a sixth place finish last year.
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Ohe Wesleyan
Chicago
Dwight Kane
Lancaster
Norman Lambacher
Independence
Second basemen Hayes and Gehringer shine in defense
Washington's Jack Hayes and Detroit's Charley Gehringer demonstrate such skill at turning to their left the ball is nearly impossible to beat them with.
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Jack Hayes
Washington
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Season Weathered
Key teams show mixed starts with New York and Philadelphia trading wins while Cleveland and Washington post middling records. Brooklyn and Cincinnati pace headlines as pennant races begin to form amid early league play.
American Association and AL standings with Thursday games
The update lists standings across the American Association with teams such as Lewisville and Minneapolis and the American League with Cleveland and New York. It notes Thursday games including Columbus at Levinville Toledo at Indianapolis St Paul at Kansas City and Boston at Chicago among others.
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Tinue Tidianapolis
Toledo
Kanway Coty
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Nathiaal Levon Heston
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Totedo
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
National Eragur
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Boston
Mt. Lente
Cleveland
Rt. Ladin
Ubitadelphis
Wrehington
Uf Duston
Pictorial Golf Instruction Promotes Overlapping Grip
Hi B Martin argues for the overlapping grip in golf, noting hands can work independently yet together for better control. The technique mirrors grips used in tools like axes and bats, suggesting the overlap provides a stronger, unified stroke.
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Gulf
Paul Roteonen Football Multisport Athlete
Paul Roteonen, a local athlete linked to Mutagen, shows versatility by earning tote scores across four sports in a season labeled by the town's sports committee. His exact events and outcomes remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
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al Sneha
Mutagen
Yoda
Totter
Logan Man Supports Sons in Athletics
A Logan resident, father of eleven, supports his sons across baseball, basketball, bowling, and other sports. His older son Norv and younger players pursue guard, outfield, and pitcher roles, with family involvement shaping local athletic activity and community games.
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Logan Man
Aly
Uve
Impehatl
Sone
Asic
Noyrmond Ie
Loobiel School
Bioyvdle
Subet Ia
Millard
Mayerh
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