Buckeye Conference meeting set in Columbus to discuss future action
The Buckeye Conference rector meeting in Columbus aims to decide on a circuit reorganization and reaction to recent denomi national changes. Attendees will weigh the Buckeye schools like Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg and how football scheduling between Buckeye members and other colleges should proceed.
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Marshall
Buckeye
Wesleyan
Former Yankee to Join Cincinnati Nonprofit Baseball Effort
A former Yankee and a Cincinnati figure join a Pacific Coast program seeking support for a nonprofit baseball venture. The move signals cross city collaboration to revive regional youth and amateur play with new leadership and commitments from both sides.
Tenpin Stars Shoot Friday in ABC Tournament Opener
In Columbus the 33rd American Bowling Congress opens with top national teams. New York powers Mineralites Capitol team Falcaro’s Flushing Recreation join from Milwaukee Lins Wieners Rexola Cigars Chicago Livestock Press and 151 Wabash Recreation. Notables include Falcaro Joe Falcaro and Andy Varipapa. Elmer H Baumgarten Peter Howley and Chuck Collier headline Wabash Recreation roster.
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U.P
New York
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Flushing Recreations
Joe Falcaro
Andy Varipapa
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Lins Wieners
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Rookie Roy Henshaw Emerges as Southpaw Prospect
Young pitcher Roy Henshaw, 21, from the University of Chicago, shines in spring training at Catalina Island. Despite a small frame at 5 feet 8 inches and 125 pounds, he features a fastball, changeup, and curve ball that impress Big Ten scouts and may answer Charlie Grimm's search for a solid southpaw.
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Roy Henshaw
Catalina Island
University of Chicago
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Wittenberg College to Play Baseball This Spring
Springfield March 16. Wittenberg College will play baseball this spring after a five year lapse. A student petition supported the effort and the baseball schedule is already drawn up. The team will not be counted in Buckeye Conference standings for the year due to the existing schedule.
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Hurlers Tie Colts In Narrow 4-3 Spring Win
Cincinnati Reds beat by Yani gans 4-3 in intra club game as Donie Bush plans two days of practice before facing the Athletics. Keith Frazier shone for the Regulars, Si Johnson rocked early, and lineup tweaks loom ahead of weekend games.
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Holdout Phillies Captain Murst Faces Talks With Nugent
WinterHaves Florida reports Don Murst, Phillies first baseman, to hold talks with club president Gerry Nugent after failing to reach a deal yesterday. Hal Lee joined camp as Dodgers third baseman Joe Stripp resists a 2000 salary cut and may leave camp. Indians meet New Orleans Southern Association club in an exhibition game as Wes Ferrell and Willis Hudlin are absent.
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U.R
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Stripp
Stripy
Dodgers
New Orleans
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland Indians
Southern Association
Heinemann Park
Crowley's Assistant Walsh to Coach Fordham Backfield
Earl F. Walsh, Notre Dame star of 1920 and 1921, returns as backfield coach at Fordham under Jim Crowley for the upcoming season.
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Notre Dame
Fordham
Jim Crowley
Goose Goslin Runs One of the Best Equipped Farms in New Jersey
Washington Senator outfielder Goose Goslin operates a well equipped farm in New Jersey showcasing his agricultural interests.
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Washington
New Jersey
Max Carey Faces Doomed Dodgers in 1926 Pennant Race
NEA Service reports manager Max Carey must coach a Brooklyn pitching staff built on home run risks. Clark leads a shakier rotation with Mungo Beck and Thurston, while the bench relies on inconsistency and aging arms. Offense features Leity O’Doul Hack Wilson Joe Stripp and others with limited defensive certainty.
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Hack Wilson
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Bell Beaten in Net Tourney Showdown at Nationals
New York report notes seven seeds advancing to the quarter finals of the national indoor championships. unseeded Dr Lawrence Kurzrok of New York upset Bell yesterday to face No 2 seed Clifford Sutter of New Orleans. Shields of New York vs Lott of Chicago also set. Other seeds Mangin McCauliff Wood Hall prevailed.
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Berkeley
Clifford S. Sutter
New Orleans
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Sutter
Francis X. Shields
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Shields
Lott
Gregory Mangin
Newark
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Eugene McCauliff
Sidney B. Wood
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
Gail Thorpe Emerges as Star on Chilocco Girls Team
Gail Thorpe, daughter of Jim Thorpe, shines as the standout player on Chilocco Indian School girls basketball squad. Her performance follows in her father’s athletic footsteps.
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Gail
Chilocco
No Tough Stuff Now to Bill Summers as Umpire
Ball players in the American League should play carefully around Bill Summers the new umpire a former boxer. Summers is taking the field as the league assigns him to call games.
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Bill Summers
Bill
Cash Wheat Prices Rise in Ohio Ahead of Board Move
Ohio cash wheat prices show a minor advance with little market movement. M R Maney of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department notes sentiment among farmers is optimistic as the Board of Trade is expected to open soon and more grain moves from Ohio points.
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Ohio
M. R. Maney
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Board of Trade
Ohio Points
World marks fall at Knights of Columbus Games in New York
Glenn Cunningham defeated Gene Venzke in the indoor mile to cement his American title and surpass the rival as Keith Brown set a new indoor pole vault record at 14 feet 1 1 4 inches. Emmett Toppino defeated Ralph Metcalfe in the 60 yard dash as Barley Berlinger posted a seven event score record. The event drew over 16 000 fans at Madison Square Garden.
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U.P
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Emmett Toppino
Ralph Metcalfe
Knights of Columbus
Madigan Square Garden
Keith Brown
Yale
Barley Berlinger
Penn A. C
Jim Bausch
Kansas City
Earl McDonald
New York A. C
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Gene
Cunningham
Venzke
Jayhawk
Glenn Dawson
Oklahoma
Carl Coan
Pennsylvania
Coan
New Orleans
Marquette
Toppino
Metcalfe
A Kelley
Georgetown
Frank Wykoff
California
Phil Cohen
Former Logan Men Own Toledo Club
Waldo and Paul Shank, sons of the Rev and Mrs W N Shank, are members of the new Toledo franchise in the American Association. Waldo has become president and is an automobile distributor in Toledo, while Paul serves as secretary and is an attorney there. Paul was active in athletics at Ohio Northern and his brother in amateur sports for years.
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Waldo
Paul Shank
Toledo
W. N. Shank
Paul
Ohio Northern
Chilean Cage II Major Sport Sparks National Tourney
Basketball has grown popular in Chile and is now rated a major sport. A national tournament was recently held in Santiago, signaling strong growth and organized competition nationwide.
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Chile
Santiago
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