Prize tourney at Athens Club features unfinished first round
Miteh's Musings lists directors' personal prize matches at Athens Country Club with several first round bouts unplayed. Second round results include Gibson over McGaskill and Morton over McPherson, among others, with pairings set for the next round.
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R. H. Paynter
M. M. Kerr
John Preston
T. E. Gibson
H. A. McGaskill
R. L. Morton
A. McPherson
H. Vorhees
H. E. Begg
E. Mills
Earl Beckley
George Whipple
J. H. 'Askey
H. C. Baker
Co. G. O’bienness
C. E. Cooper
O. C. Bird
E. A. Cottingham
T. N. Hoover
W. F. Smiley
H. E. Benz
H. Beckley
G. W. Starcher
D. H. Young
Jack Preston
Butch Grover
E. C. Schloss
D. H. Ingerham
Frank Cross
H. E. Miller
Morton
Vorhees
Kerr-Preston
Paynter-Logan
J. H. Caskey
C. G. O'Bienness
Schloss
Cross
Rauch's Bakery Beats Ohio Fuel In 10 Inning Clash
Rauch's Bakery defeated the previously unbeaten Ohio Fuel 10 to 9 in a ten inning thriller. Rutkoskie Burt and Weisenbach starred for Rauch's while Horn led Ohio Fuel with the bat. Carpenter's Hardware was set to face Rauch's in the next game.
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Maier Fights Hard Despite Heart Illness and Finances
The article notes Maier’s lifelong fighting spirit despite health concerns and financial issues from a small gate. Dave was hospitalized with heart and possible appendicitis injuries after the bout, while Jones claimed Maier absorbed hard blows in the fifth. A layoff from the commission may delay a return.
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Central League tightens standings after late games
Fort Wayne defeated Akron 5 to 3 in 10 innings before 4500 in a night game. The deciding runs came on sacrifice hits by Doylestown and Giles. Erie beat Youngstown 3 to 1. Today South Bend visits Youngstown, Fort Wayne at Dayton, and Akron at Erie.
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Proper Golf Stance Width for Drives and Irons
The text explains a typical stance width for drivers of about 14 to 15 inches with midsize irons. It advises finding a balanced top of backswing stance where feet do not hinder hip pivot, and to experiment by starting with close feet and gradually widening the stance until comfortable.
Boxing Results From Toronto Parisier Pladner Beats Davies
Last night Emile Spider Pladner of France defeated Willie Davies of Charleroi in Toronto in a 10 round bout. Pete Sanstol of Norway defeated Jimmie Thomas of Pittsburgh in a 10 round match. French Ber langer knocked out Mike Barrett in 1 round at Toronto.
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Ont
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France
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Jimmie Thomas
Pittsburgh
French Berlanger
Mike Barrett
Erie
Schmeling Confident He Will Beat Sharkey for Title
Max Schmeling predicted he would defeat Jack Sharkey to retain the world heavyweight championship in Kingston New York. He based his forecast on his win over Willie Stribling and cited improved form and self defense. Promoter Jim Corbett said Sharkey must stop Schmeling by round eight for victory.
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Twilight Loop Meets Tonight Organizes Local Baseball League
A twilight baseball league plans a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the City Council Room City Building. Dr I B Ash former league president leads arrangements seeking players managers and supporters. Four or five teams expected with Chauncey Carbondale and other Athens Area clubs to participate.
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Davis Cup Team Off For England
The final contingent of the American expeditionary tennis forces for 1932 sails tonight aboard the Europa. Wilmer Allison Francis X Shields and John Vin Ryn head for Wimbledon and the interzone Davis Cup final tie joining Ellsworth Vines the national singles champion who failed two weeks ago.
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United States
Wilmer Allison
Francis X. Shields
John Vin Ryn
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
California Bears Poised to Win Intercollegiate Regatta
California's powerful varsity crew looks like the favorite after a convincing time trial over the four mile Hudson course. The team, despite heavy rain and strong tide, completed the distance in under 22 minutes, with Poughkeepsie set for the June 20 race.
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Hudson
Golden Bears
Yam Yarvan Hammers for New Haven in Eastern Loop
East region notes husky catcher Yam Yarvan, ex American League and Birmingham Southern Association, delivering heavy hitting for New Haven in the Eastern Loop.
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Yarvan
Husky
Birmingham
New Haven
Cornering Golf Title History Highlights Alex and Donald Ross
The North and South golf tournament, the third oldest open championship in the country, saw Alex Ross win five titles and his brother Donald Ross claim three between 1903 and 1910.
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Donald
Eyes Don't Bother Him George Sisler Leads Shreveport
George Sisler, famed former star, now manages Shreveport in the Texas League and has not been troubled by trouble since 1923. He plays regularly with his club and remains a steady presence at first base.
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George Sisler
Shreveport
Sims
Sisler
Rip Collins Signs It Rip as Nickname Fans St. Louis
James Rip Collins, valued first baseman and outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, adopts Rip as his signature nickname in all letters. The popular slugger embraces the moniker, citing its familiarity with fans and teammates.
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Jimmy Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Rip
James
Baseball matchups listed for AMERICAN and ASSOCIATION leagues
Readable lines show scheduled games between St. Louis and Philadelphia Chicago and New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Boston AMERICAN Philadelphia and St. Louis Washington and Detroit Boston and Cleveland New York and Chicago ASSOCIATION St. Paul and Columbus Minneapolis and Toledo Kansas City and Indianapolis Milwaukee and Louisville.
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Baseball Scores and Player Lines From City Matchups
Philadelphia and Detroit game results show 2 to 1. Grove and Cochrane top New York by 8 to 12 with multiple players named. Cleveland edges Chicago 7 to 2 as Gomez and Dickey lead. Milwaukee and Toledo also on scoring sheets with varied lineups.
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Blanton Wins District Open Golf Championship in Ohio
Julian Blanton of Marietta shot 142 to win the Central Ohio District Open at Wyandot. Melvin Carpenter of Columbus tied in regulation but lost the nine hole playoff 34 to 40. Leonard Schmutte of Lima finished second at 143, with several local players posting scores from 145 to 159.
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Marietta
Wyandot
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Carpenter
Leonard Schmutte
Lima
P. ©. Hart
Gene Marchi
Dayton
Tom Bryan
John Florio
Lew Waldron
Barberton
Ernie Shave
Akron
Dutch Reed
Chillicothe
Oscar Willowell
Bob
Big Five at Bat as Ruth Gehrig and Simmons Starred
Babe Ruth homered and walked to drive in three runs in four appearances while Lou Gehrig doubled and walked for two RBIs in four chances. AL Simmons went 0 for 5. Hack Wilson and Billy Terry sat out. Penn State faced team captaincy details with Fred Brand and Ted McKune highlighted among varsity leaders and younger brothers of famed players.
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Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Hack Wilson
Billy Terry
Penn State
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Ted McKune
Mack
Washington
Elias
Detroit
Chicago
Iowa Athletes Earn Major Sweaters for Fall and Winter Sports
Fifty four University of Iowa athletes received major sweaters for participation in fall and winter athletics. They represent seven branches of sport.
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Tulane Plans New Gym in New Orleans
Tulane University in New Orleans has drawn plans for a new gymnasium to cost about 140 000 dollars. Architects and officials expect the project to advance after approval, signaling a major athletic facility upgrade for the campus.
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Tulane University
New Orleans
Home Run Prize At Dickson City Park Feared Unlikely
A ball player who hits a ball over the center field fence at Dickson City Park in Scranton Miners territory would win a deed to the park. The fence stands 348 feet from home plate, making the feat seem unlikely to occur.
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Dickson City Park
Scranton Miners
Albany Shortstops Highlight Warren Cote In Lineup
Albany fans recall small shortstops and this year’s trio includes Warren Cote at 5 feet 6 inches followed by Bundy Griffith 5 feet 6 and Jonah Goldman 5 feet 7, all ahead of Cote.
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Warren Cote
Bundy Griffith
Jonah Goldman
Cote
Back to Nature Johnny Layton Seeks Rest at Wisconsin Camp
Johnny Layton a ten time world three cushion billiards champion spends his sixth straight summer in a camp in northern Wisconsin. He hopes the rest will benefit his eyes and his game.
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Johnny Layton
Wisconsin
Blues Rally Past Red Birds 19 10 In Rough series opener
Kansas City tied the series with a 13 10 win over Columbus in a fast paced game. Swapping runs in the late innings, the Blues used three pitchers to hold off a nine run seventh inning by the Birds and preserve the victory.
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Blue Diamonds Defeat Legion In Tight Night Contest
On June 14 the Blue Diamonds beat the American Legion 4 to 5. The Diamonds led early and held the lead as Legion attempted a ninth inning rally that fell short. Batteries: Blue Diamonds Smith Tiselstein. Legion Crow Nestelroad.
Wizardly Brother of Al Munro Elias
An enterprising publisher would bind Al Munro Elias the demonstatianician and have Walter Elias write a foreword for a unique baseball book. Kilas, famed as a compiler for major and minor leagues, claims vast archival knowledge from the turn of the century, with quirky anecdotes on Connie Mack and Detroit Chicago scores, ending with a humorous, impossible grass count for Cincinnati’s park.
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