Ohio University Coaches Return for Next Year
The Green and White coaches Julie Finsterwald and Butch Grover will return next year to lead Ohio University athletics. Their first season yielded a strong record across sports, with many games won and enhanced talent. Football showed six of seven wins, and baseball posted thirteen wins as plans to meet top programs expanded. Captain Peg Fuller earned all state honors, and hopes rise for a mythical all American lineup if players improve further.
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Yankee Golfers Open Scores At St Andrews
Yankee golfers faced a stiff southwest wind in the first round of the British Open at St Andrews. Dr P L Hunter of Pasadena scored 76 as Walter Hagen of Detroit Tom Kerrigan of Brownville N Y and W Melhorn of Shreveport LA posted 74s with other players continuing play.
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Brownville
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Shreveport
Crack Quarterback Is Lost by State
Ohio State suspends 25 students for alleged cheating last term. Harry H. Workman of Huntington West Virginia, a noted quarterback, is barred from athletic and study activities next year and loses credit for last year though he may re enroll in studies.
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Carpentier Plans Quiet Build to Jersey City Fight
Georges Carpentier mapped a measured training schedule through Friday with rest days and gym sessions, saying he can shed ten pounds without strain but has only about a pound to spare. Descats notes his solid condition and public calm as he eyes the arena in Jersey City.
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Logan lodges four inning win as Red Bresnen shines
Red Bresnen pitched four innings in Logan with a 9-4 win over Columbus on Saturday and shut them out 9-0 on Sunday. Rodney Bradley also played for The Plains, a loss that will be keenly felt.
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Red) Bresnen
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Baseball scores from American and National leagues
Results show Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 and New York 8 Boston 1 in the American League plus Washington 5 Philadelphia 4 in 11 innings. National League games include Boston 9 New York 6 and Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 2 with other mapped games. American Association tallies list St Paul 6-3 Kansas City 3-4 and Louisville 13 Columbus 4-12 alongside Toeldo 6-5 and Milwaukee 0-3.
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Frenchman: A boxing analysis of Carpentier's speed and skill
Jack McAuliffe reviews Carpentier as a refined, strategic fighter with exceptional speed, coordination, and a knockout right. He notes Carpentier's footwork, distance fighting style, conserves strength for powerful blows, and his gameness despite lighter frame and multiple retirements.
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Carpentier
Altho
Dempsey
Willie Lewis
Brothers Qualify in Ohio Amateur Golf Championship
Three Hill brothers Norman 8 Hill 32 Kenneth P Hill 30 and Douglas W Hill 28 started match play for the Ohio Amateur Championship at Losantiville country club Cincinnati Sunday They qualified for the championship flight yesterday All reside together and belong to the Cincinnati Golf Club Douglas led with 80 for 18 holes while Norman and Kenneth shot 81 each.
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Gibbons Knocks Out Meehan in First Round in Cleveland
Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul defeated Willie Meehan of San Francisco in the first round of a scheduled 12 round bout in Cleveland. Six blows were landed. Gibbons scored three knockdowns and referee Matt Hinkel stopped the fight.
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St. Paul
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San Francisco
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