Surprise In State High School Tourney At Columbus
Dayton Sites and Canton Meliiley reach finals with 10 oclock showdown. Dayton beat Akron South 26 to 18, Columbus Central defeated Libbey 27 to 23, Canton McKinley over Hamilton 23 to 2h, and Manchester beat New Concord 39 to 14 in Class A and B semi finals.
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Taking Turf On Iron Shots
Art Smith explains compact swing and turf contact for iron play. He cautions against overswinging and urges striking the ball before the lowest swing point to pin it to the turf. Proper turf contact reduces tops, lowers ball flight, and aids stopping. Next week covers etiquette and more tips.
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Art Smith
Balters
Iran
Exhibition Game Scores in Florida and Nearby Cities
Exhibition games across Florida and neighboring locales were disrupted by rain or cancellation. Matchups included Newark at West Palm Beach and St. Louis at Newark, with several other planned games in St. Petersburg Augusta Palmetto Bradenton New Orleans and Tampa cancelled or called due to weather.
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Yankees Lose Third Exhibition Game to Cardinals
In Florida reports note the New York Yankees fell 8 to 3 to the St. Louis Cardinals at Avon Park. The day’s results list multiple exhibition games across spring camps from Tampa to Augusta with other scores and lineups including Ruth and Bale unable to reach base.
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Bale
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May Be Just a Dream Seeks Pantonweight Champion Match
Jack McCauley, manager of 2 Schenectady CX, believes his young boxer Jimmy Ireland could be the world pantomweight champion in the making. He is ready to pit Ireland against any fighter in the division to prove the claim.
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Jack McCauley
Schenectady
Babe Ruth Appeals for Bat Big Bertha After Home Run Record
In St Petersburg on March 17 Babe Ruth, worried about his hitting, sent an emergency call to New York for his favorite bat Big Bertha. The bat, linked to his 60 home run record, has 41 home run notches and Ruth tested many of the 48 bats arriving from Louisville without finding a match.
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Fila
Babe Ruth
New York
Big Bertha
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Louisville
DeMolay Favored To Win Inter-State Tourney
Athens DeMolay, a strong independent team, defeated Mirage Merchants 41 to 31 in Friday night action at Warkersburg. Mirage filled in after Pomeroy K of P withdrawal. DeMolay next faces Parkersburg Scouts on Saturday with a chance at the finale.
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Mirage Merchants
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Greenieaf Wins Chicago National Packet Bout
Greenieaf defeats Rudolph in the national tournament with a high score of 725 to 67. Frank Yabershi of Schenectady leads Greenlent into the next round as the match unfolds in New York.
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Ralph! Creentear
New York
Kinin Rudolph
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Greenlent Contrict
Newtons bad knee but keeps his lead in bunion derby
Arthur Newton of Rhodesia South Africa led a thinning field in the bunion derby as runners faced a 36 mile climb to Flagstaff with a 7400 foot altitude. Newton overcome a knee injury to finish seventh time 7 10 06 and Peter Gavazzi Italy England finished second. Andrew Payne Claremore Oklahoma placed third and Glusto Umek walking champion of Italy finished twelfth despite a leg injury.
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United Press
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Appleton Cornell Mat Champion in Midwest finals
Appleton of Cornell college Mount Vernon Iowa swept two weight classes to become midwest champion at the AAU wrestling championships held in Iowa City. He defeated Vollmer and Watson in the 174 and 291 pound finals as rivals from Iowa State College and Town City also claimed titles. The event crowned champions for Grand Rapids finals.
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Breaks Record Set in 1882 by Providence Boston Marathon Winner
Boston March 17 Clar ence Mar of Melrose five times winner of the 25 miles Patriots day marathon won the 44 mile Providence Boston marathon in world record time. De Mar's time was 4 hours 47 minutes 80 seconds beating a record held since 1882 by 20 minutes 55 seconds.
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Jis Laurels
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Heeney Heads to England for Vacation and Quiet Time
New Zealand heavyweight Heeney, rising contender for Gene Tunney's title, sails to England for a vacation after years of hard work. Heeney remains among Rickard's eliminations list but lacks marquee appeal, while planning time off with sanity and a glass of beer as his chief diversion.
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New Zealand
Gene Tunney
England
Heeney
Tex Rickard
New York
West Virginia U expelled from North Central Association
West Virginia University faces expulsion from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools over athletics funding, supervision gaps, and alumni subsidies. University officials defend records, note prior contracts and audits, and await state and association reviews.
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Merch
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Adiini
de. George Fr. Zook
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Alumpit
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Sharkey and Heeney Named by Commission
New York promoter and boxing authorities name Jack Sharkey as Challenger No 1 and Tom Heeney as Challenger No 2 for Gene Tunney’s next title defense. Tunney hinted from Miami Beach that he favors Heeney, with commission ready to sanction the bout if chosen.
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New York Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
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New York Commission
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New Zealand
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Tex Plans Bantamweight Title Bout At Polo Grounds
Tex Rickard announced a bantamweight title bout at the Polo Grounds in June. Bantamweight champion Bad Taster of Terre Haute will defend against the Friday night winner of Archie Rel versus Kid Francis. Taylor's manager Laney says Taylor will be ready to meet the winner. European bantamweight champion Francis won a close decision over Bell in a prior 16 round bout. Bell hopes to reverse the outcome over 16 rounds. Sammy Dorfman will fight Andra Routs. Dominico Petrone to face Ignacio Fernandez in a return bout.
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Dominico Petrone
Tgnacio Fernandez
Northeastern Association Funds Academic Accrual Practices
A fragment notes the Northeastern Association funding academic accruals for institutions including Pittsburgh, Carnegie Tech, W and J, along with other Northern and Eastern schools. It criticizes attention to practices of alamini and mentions member colleges.
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Two-Mile Relay Record Falls At Illinois Indoor Carnival
Kansas State Teachers College set a new two mile college relay record with a time of 6 minutes 9 seconds at the eleventh Illinois indoor relay carnival in Champaign. Monmouth College star Jack McIntosh led the all round events, while Drake and Central Missouri runners posted top finishes in multiple sprints and field events.
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Cowboy Eddie Anderson Upsets Angie Pisano in 14 rounds
Akron March 17 Eddie Anderson outboxed Angie Pisano in a 14 round welterweight bout. Anderson used defense and counterpunching to neutralize Pisano and delivered sharp combinations. He opened the ninth with two solid rights to the jaw and a left hook, sustaining his edge to the final bell.
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Eddie Anderson
Angie Pisano
Hrooklyn
Anderson
Punen
Anglo Ghigred wins Kansas City bowling event title
Chicago bowler Jon Wilman posted 1 815 to win the American Bowling Congress contest in Kansas City. Buel Pint of Chicago finished with a 1 580 Finnes score. The report notes impact on team pennant chances as Irvine Dadley braces for possible loss.
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Jon Wilman
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Amercan Bowling Congress
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