Buckeye Conference names for 1930 all stars and second team
Ohio University and University of Cincinnati shared honors with three selections each on the all Buckeye conference baseball team for 1930. Miami tied with two players, Ohio Wesleyan had one post, and Denison had one on the second team. Notable picks include Iry Warshower and Dick Dags on the first team for Brooklyn and Ohio, with Frank Erle of Pa and Charles Waterba of Colum among top selections.
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Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
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Denison
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Iry Warshower
Brooklyn
Frank
Erle
Bass
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Malden
Mass
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Oven
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T. Oljo
Keyes Win Ole Thriller in Chevy Bonville
June 7. The Buckeyes won their first league game of the season in a close contest against Muo Chavrolais. Keyes’s team edged ahead with timely hits including Woodson and Walker, pushing across runs in each inning to secure a 11 6 victory as Evans delivered a late RBI single.
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Heams
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Ad Fareca
Cee Woodson
Buf Norman
Barron
Frank Wykoff breaks 100 yard dash world mark
Frank Wykoff of the University of Southern California set a 100 yard dash world record of 9.4 seconds at the National Collegiate Athletic Association track meet in Chicago. Eddie Tolan of Michigan finished fourth as Wykoff’s time topped the previous record by four tenths.
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California
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Wikoll
Eddie Tolan
University of Michigan
Berlin
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Washington
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Northswestern
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Leland
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Steve Anderson
University of Washington
Tike
Wikoalf
Loka
EB. J. Thomson
Dartmouth College
Orval Martin
Purdue
Lance Star
Hy Manning Wichita
Toni Warne
Northwestern
Harlow Hobert
Alan
Nehes
Dessa Washington
Les Seniman
Timois
Defeat of Episcopalians 6 5 in Kiwanis Junior clash
Report notes a 6 to 5 victory over the Episcopalians in a Kiwanis Junior game with solid pitching and timely hitting. Luther’s players and Tol Fitsgerald contribute strong defense as next week schedule lists United Brethren and Presbyterians as upcoming opponents.
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Iva United Brethren
Sparnou
Luther- Presbyterians
Cola
Moiseapale
Toll
H. Cola
Diamond results mix across leagues from scores listed
National League games include St Louis 7 versus New York and Chicago 12 against Brooklyn with Boston 6 defeating Milwaukee 4. American League shows Detroit topping Boston 0 to 0 and Philadelphia tying Chicago 6. American Association games feature Toledo 3 over Oley, Columbus 5 over Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis 14 beating Louisville 7.
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Boston
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Gallant Fox Captures Belmont Stakes in East
Gallant Fox won the Belmont Stakes at Belmort Park New York before 60 000 fans. Larsande rode the Belair stud colt to a clear 3 length victory over Whichone with Fines Butler's Questionnaire finishing third. Preakness and Kentucky Derby winner Gallant Fox earned roughly 13 000 dollars for the triumph, while Earl Sande rode the winner to glory.
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N.Y
Carter
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Whichone
Brilligntty
Larsande
Gir Gailahad
Tl-Marguerite
Sande
Belair Stud
Sonny Weerkoan
Tilden Inky
Robertson
W. Salman
Seinfeld
L. Schaeder
Willam Woodfird
Earl Sande
Winter iDald
Whitney Eott
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Rooney
Lacey Defends Sharkey Amid Schmeling Bout Criticism
Orangeburg New York June reports show critics questioning Jack Sharkey’s condition and training five days before his heavyweight title fight with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. Former fighters Kilbane and Lynch doubt Sharkey’s peak form, while Al Lacey defends his trainee’s fitness after five years of coaching.
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N.Y
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Yankees Stadium
Nis
Tolows
Sharkey
Johnny Kibans
Joe Leach
Herbert Bash Wins Flatini Golf Tournament at Athens
Herbert Bash of Columbus won the Ola University flatini golf tournament at Athens Country Club with a net score of fe and a gross 74 plus handicap three. George Whipple had a net 11 with gross 81 and handicap 13 as fifteen competitors finished the event. Esther Dunham won a nine hole women’s contest with a net 24 and gross 78, with Mrs Hutchinson runner up.
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Herb Bash
Columbus
Ola University
Bash
George Whipple
Ohio University
Dlue
Esther Dunham
M. Hutchinson
Buckeye Conference Wins Mythical Ohio Track Meet
Douglas W. Miller notes the Buckeye conference outperformed the Ohio conference in ten events at the mythical annual Buckeye meet, with several records broken by Buckeye athletes. The piece contrasts Buckeye and Big Six marks, citing notable performances by Hollands, Barth, Davis, Mears, Shungart, and others, and laments the meet remains mythical due to eligibility and league rules.
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Ohio
Douglas W. Miller
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Oberlin
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Barth
Case
Hich Trump
Davis
Miami
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Denison
Siiverling
Morgen
Service
Wooster
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Stewart
Mears
Wesleyan
Hotline
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Finchen
Stark
Buckeyes
Yale
Londos Crowned World Wrestling Champion in St Louis
Jim Londos of St Louis Creek defeated Dick Shikat of Germany to win the world wrestling title. The finish came at Baker Bowl after a 23 minute rain delay as thousands watched the dramatic fall via a Japanese headtack and leg hold. Londos earns the recognition from the North Roising Association which governs boxing and wrestling in 86 states.
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Jim Lomtog
St Louis Creek
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Noort Rosing Association
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Dick Shikat
Germany
New York
Pennsylvania
Baker Bowl
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Old Timers Defeat New Straitsville in Friday Game
Old Timers beat New Straitsville on Friday at Buhri ground to claim another victory. New Struttaville team consisted of players from New Straitsville Rhawnes Corning Hemlock and Gore. Batters were Toki and Toki while Taylor Mahoney and Corian pitched. Me Ola left for Middleport for a meet with strong opposition.
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Buchtel
Yuno
Dr. Waile
Middleport
Atrong
Vetenina
Justanty
Armory Meet Stages Record Breaking Volleys
In Athens at the Guard Armory the event featured notable performers from Ohio State University led by Athanas Seasear and Pehert Boifenown. The record breaking volleys drew athletes including Lamneaster and Carpanter in a standout middleweight display.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Srene
O Athanas Seasear of Arts
Pehert Boifenown
Cenian
Werlenin
Kraft and Carpenter Set for Benefit Wrestling Event
Kraft, an Ohio University grappler, is paired with Ray Carpenter to headline a benefit wrestling and boxing program at the Athens National Guard Armory on Tuesday night to aid the Athens Salvation Army. The card includes Tod Swindell vs Jack Reynolds and Ted Rapnell in bouts, with other matches featuring local boxers and wrestlers. Proceeds fund athletic facilities at Ohio State University and University of Athens.
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Lancaster
Ace Dear
Ted Nussel
Kokomo
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Ohio University
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Tod Swindell
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Columbus
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Samuel M. Sumpier
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