National Intercollegiate Jam Boree Opens June in Chicago
The 1926 national intercollegiate jam boree unfolds June 11 and 12 in Chicago bringing top talents from Southern California Michigan Wisconsin Ohio State and many others to contest sprints hurdles jumps and throws. Notable names include Houser Dye Grumbles Kuck Guthrie Chapman and Northup with records and marks anticipated in the heavy events.
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Middle West
California
Michigan
Southern California
Houser
Dye
Barnes
Hester
Kelly
Leschinsky
Northrup
Hawkins
Doyle
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Johnny Kuck
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Ray Wolf
Penn
Frank Cuhel
Iowa
Chick Werner
Illinois
George Guthrie
Ohio State
Cuhel
Lawrence Watt
Galen Elliot
Marquette
Melvin Shimek
Shimek
Chapman
Kuck
Lyon
Ralph Rose
Chicago
Eagles Blank Studebakers In Twilight Season Opener
The Eagles defeated the Studebaker team 5 to 0 as Chesser allowed two hits with two walks. A play by play shows early offense from Smathers and Frisby, with multiple innings featuring walks and stolen bases and solid defense by both sides.
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Eagles
Studebaker
Chesser
Maston
Studebakers
Rife
Morrison
Townsend
Heiser
Farich
A. Rife
Gibson
Smathers
Karich
Frisby
Cominsky
Potter
Kollister
Matson
Fuller
Grisby
Rasp
Eartch
Dean
H. Rife
National League reports record early season attendance
New York June meeting notes a surge in fans for 1946 season as two months show record crowds. Owners discuss warmer or colder springs and a new ball affecting batting averages and extra-base hits while credits race closeness in the senior circuit for the strong turnout.
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New York
Box Scores Wee. 4c csssvivnsens 4 3 Two out when winning run
Cincinnati 7 Boston 8 in a game featuring Roush two base hits and a home run by Rousch. Hearn credited with the win. May the loser.
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Wee
Csssvivnsens
Emmer
Cincinnati
Boston
Burrus
Brown
Taylor
Roush
Christensen
J. Taylor
Dressen
Rousch
Walker
Mays
Welch
May
Picinich
Hearn
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
J Taylor
Ri Walker
Bressler
Critz
Piecinich
Ness
Bancroft
Lis Sassog
Vacaceene
Tayiol
BS Cveecseers
Wertz
Totals 66k as Washington-Shorthand at Cleveland score
In a baseball summary Ogden pitched four innings with six hits allowed and Ferguson took the loss Morrell worked four and Marberry three with Leveen retiring three. Two base hits came from Pluege Huel Myer J Sewell Burns Speaker Levsen and Tate. Sacrifices by Lacy L Sewell Jamieson and Levsen. The Browns cross the plate four runs to Cleveland seven in a 7 to 4 game.
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Foo
Ogden
Morrell
cRan
Ruel
dRan
Ruether
eRan
Levsen
Lacy
Washington
Cleveland
Kriors
Myer
Levereid
Speaker
Pluege
Huel
J. Sewell
Burns
Tate
L. Sewell
Jamieson
Berguson
Marberry
Leveen
Seveen
Ferg Ruson
Knee Levsen
Bot
Auiance
McNulty
Ferguson
J. Sewell Burns
Rice
Iyer
Morris
Goslin
Severeld
bRuther
Ereeeenres
Ies Vc
Tower
J. Bowe
Dus Vas Brees
Iu Sewell
Ty Lutzke
Baseball results from major leagues today
American Association games Milwaukee 2 Milwaukee 2, Minneapolis 0 Kansas City 4 St Paul 0. National League Boston 8 Cincinnati 7 11 innings Chicago 2 New York 1 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 3 St Louis at Philadelphia. American League Cleveland 5 Washington 4 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0 New York 11 Detroit 9 1 innings.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
National League Pc
Incinnais
Pittsburg
Hington
Detroit
Boston
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Iain
Cleveland
Washington
9 Midwest and East Rivalries Matchups Listed
A schedule lists nine NBA style matchups including Minneapolis at Milwaukee Kansas City at St Paul Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago.
Tilton Named Line Coach and Athletics Director at Ohio Wesleyan
John Tilton of Canton has been appointed to succeed Miles Evans as football line coach wrestling coach and director of intramural athletics at Ohio Wesleyan University. Evans resigns to enter Harvard Law School. Tilton captained the 1926 wrestling team and played guard for three years, graduating next week.
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Delaware
U.P
John Tilton
Canton
Miles Evans
Ohio Wesleyan University
University Athletic Board
Evans
Harvard Law School
Tilton
Battling Bishops
Bolivian Government Opens Home Making School
To teach women the principles of home making and make them self supporting, the Bolivian government has established a professional school.
White Sox sign Owens farm him for season
Springfield report notes Chicago White Sox sign local semi pro outfielder James Owens and plan to farm him out for the rest of the season. New York item reports W Wilbur Cooper released by Cubs to Detroit American League team amid surprise season mark two wins one loss with two shuts.
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Springfield
Chicago White Sox
James Owens
Owens
New York
W.wilbur Cooper
Chicago Cubs
Cooper
New Haven
Yale
Jess Sweetser
Dexter Cummings
Francis Ouimet
Jess Guilford
Boston
Phil Kaplan
Harlem
Tiger Fidgers
Joe Simonich
Montana
Watching the Scoreboard: World Notes and Baseball Rundown
Rev J W Roome reports Congo rulers with 176 wives and a porter's demise in cannibalism while Babe Ruth hits his 20th and 21st homers as the Yankees top the Tigers 11 to 9 in 11 innings. Pirates edge Brooklyn 4 to 3. Cubs beat Giants 2 to 1. Faber bests Grove. White Sox beat Athletics 1 to 0. Browns win despite four errors. Braves top Reds 8 to 7. Indians rally past Indians?
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Tigers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Crown Prince
Sweden
Young Stribling
Cubs
Giants
Red Faber
Lefty Grove
White Sox
Athletics
Browns
Red Sox
Braves
Reds
J. Taylor
Washington
Indians
Broadbill Swordfish Rises as Ocean King of Power
The broadbill swordfish is described as the ocean’s dominant fish growing up to a thousand pounds. It is noted for its pugnacious nature and tremendous power and speed in the water.
Berlenbach Stribling Title Bout Slated at Yankee Stadium
New York June 9. At tendance of about 48 800 is expected for the Paul Berlen bach Young Stribling bout at Yankee Stadium for the World's light heavyweight championship. Gate near 200 000. Stribling slight favorite in betting while knockout possibility attracts betting.
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New York
U.P
Paul Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Yankee Stadium
Stribling
Undertaker Franks Glasser Slips to Receiving Hospital
Frank Glasser, an undertaker in Angeles, was confined in jail when a heavy yawn caused a dislocation. He was rushed to Receiving hospital where surgeons spent twenty minutes to repair the dislocation so he could close his mouth.
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Angeles
Frank Glasser
Undertaker
Ockade
Beeing
Glasser
Ioland Plays Host to Noted Black baseball Club
The Midland A. B. C. baseball club, with a strong season record, visits Glouster Sunday after signing for a return engagement in Zanesville. Key players include catcher Jim Fuller of the Lincoln Giants, pitchers Midnight and Dillard, and first baseman Blocker. The club aims to draw a large crowd following a prior strong showing. Future region games include Newark Dure Oils June 17 and Coshocton June 24.
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Midland A. B. C
Zaneseville Greys
Zanesville
Legion
Jim Fuller
Lincoln Giants
New York
Midnight
Dillard
Zanesville Greys
New York Giants
Glouster
Blocker
Homestead Grays
Newark Dure Oils
Cy Youns
Fetroit Clowns
Coshocton
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