Ohio U Ball Team to Play Chauncey in Practice
Ohio University's 1929 baseball squad prepares for a practice game against the Chauncey town team on Ohio Field at 8 15 this afternoon. Five innings planned. Coach Peden tests many pitchers and positions as he builds toward the opening game with Ohio State in Columbus.
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Hio
Ohio Field
Chauncey Town
Peden
Yannigans
Ohio State
Columbus
Marple
Warshower
McKinley
Hastings
Brown
Williams
Koterba
Brink
Grant
Mason
Young golfer Horton Smith rises as new golf star
Horton Smith, 20, of Joplin Missouri, wins the North South Open at Pinehurst after earlier victories in Oklahoma City Catalina Island Pensacola Fort Myers and La Gorce. He shoots 67 in the morning and finishes two strokes ahead of Tommy Armour for a total of 287, amid talk he may succeed Bobby Jones as golf’s leading figure.
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Joplin
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Smith
Oklahoma City
Catalina Island
Pensacola
Fort Myers
Florida
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Bobby Jones
Tee
Hazard
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Bobby
Amarine Wins Technical Nines Over Grow in Newark Bout
George Amarine of Newark knocked down his opponent seven times in the tenth round and was awarded a technical decision over K. Grow of Toledo in the main event here last night.
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Newark
U.P
George Amarine
K. 0. Grow
Toedo
Athletics plan steady lineup with Breckenridge as new starter
The Athletics keep their 1928 regulars intact except for Bill Breckenridge, the former Dartmouth pitcher who has impressed Connie Mack and is expected to earn a regular mound turn this season. Breckenridge is pictured here.
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Pat I
Bill Breckenridge
Dartmouth
Connie Mack
Breckenridge
Walker-Loughran Title Bout Set in Chicago Stadium
Promoter Paddy Harmon brings Tommy Loughran and Mickey Walker to New Chicago Stadium for a ten round light heavyweight bout before an indoor crowd projected near 25,000. Walker seeks a knockout to become a three time champion, while Loughran aims to box and possibly win on points if the bout lasts the full distance.
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Chicago
A.R— Walker
Loughran
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Walker
Bob Fitzsimmons
Mickey
Fitzsimmons
Tommy
Chicago Stadium
Paddy Harmon
Spring training notes feature Cubs Tigers clash
Chicago Cubs lost 11 to 10 to Detroit Tigers after a ninth inning rally as Stone and Shea homered for Detroit. Red Faber and Harold McKain limited Dallas Steers to six hits in another workout while Ted Sahlberg became a free agent.
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Harold McKain
Dallas Steers
Chicago White Sox
Blackburne
Jack Mealy
Dallas
Ted Sahlberg
Dive Texas
Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
Tiger
Cubs
Stone
Detroit
Shea
Tigers
Method of Covering Up Sale of Baseball Players
Ex club head explains a widespread scheme used to shield player sales in the minors and majors. The process involves selling a player to another team for cash with later bookkeeping maneuvers to conceal the transfer, risking fines and loss of freedom if discovered by Commissioner Landis.
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EW York
Landis
Dick Meade
Toledo News-Bee
Toledo American Nation Club
Com- Agen
Toledo
al Devormer
Devormer
Detroit
Navin
Judge
Train Derails Near North Charleston In New Hampshire
About 65 passengers escaped injury when six cars of a Boston and Maine passenger train derailed at North Charleston New Hampshire on March 28. No fatalities reported and investigators assess cause.
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U.R
Boston and Maine
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N. H
Ohio Matmen to Compete in National Meet at Columbus
Ohio University wrestlers captained by Begala Glass and Griffith headline the state title holders entering the National Intercollegiate Wrestling Tournament at Ohio State University. Thirty plus colleges enter 90 matmen with finals set for Saturday night.
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Columbus
Ohio University
Case School
Ohio State University
Joe Begala
Glass
Griffith
Putnam Bears Reach City Cage Final in Narrow Victory
In the Rufus Putnam School grounds contest, the Putnam Bears defeated the Central Tigers 6 to 3 to earn a place in the city championship against the East Side Bull Dogs. Webb led Putnam with three points, while Boring and Lowery scored for the Tigers.
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Central Tigers
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Bull Dogs
Putnam Skunks
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Tigers
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Putnam
Hardman
Kettell
Browns Hold Phillies In 14 Inning Tie In Spring
Browns, viewed as a dark horse in the 1929 American League race, broke camp by playing the Phillies to a 3 to 3 tie after fourteen innings. In the twelfth inning with the bases loaded and none out, O Rourks Manush and Schulte failed to drive a ball from the infield. Orlando Fla March 28 Jack Hendricks Reds manager plans to rely on six pitchers in 1929 all veterans Lucas Luque Donohue Rixey Kotp and May assured they are in good shape.
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O’rourks
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Schulte
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Fla
U.P
Jack Hendricks
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Red Lucas
Adolfo Luque
Pete Donohue
Eppa Rixey
Ray Kotp
Jackie May
Seniors Top Juniors in Inter-Class Cage Final
The Athens High School seniors defeated the juniors in the finals of the inter class basketball tournament Wednesday afternoon. The seniors led throughout and will meet the faculty team at 4 o clock that day.
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Hall
Carmichael
Strickland
Jones
Hughes Coury
Burroughs
Smith
Wagner
Cleveland Rosenblooms Defeat St Wayne Guards In ABL Tilt
The Cleveland Rosenblooms beat the St Wayne Guards 24 to 17 in Cleveland to take a firm position in the American Basketball League finals. The clubs, leaders of the split season races, meet again tonight before heading to St Wayne for the next game.
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U.P
Cleveland Rosenblooms
St. Wayne
Ohio Track Team Scraps Indoor Meet With Cincinnati
Professor O C Bird, head of the athletic department, said no indoor meet with the University of Cincinnati was ever signed. The tentative scheduling was not finalized and no other events are listed until April 27 for the Varsity-Fresh meet at Ohio Field.
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University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
O. C. Bird
Bird
Ohio Field
Retain Pin Lead as Hub Repeats Bowling Run
The Hub Recreationists of Joliet Illinois held the lead in the five man event at the American Bowling Congress tournament. Beloit Wisconsin’s Devine Alleys led scoring with 2 961 but did not finish in the top three. Chicago’s Steward Watson and J Sonnheim placed third in doubles with 419 139 450 totals 1308. Oscar Olson of Danville Illinois took third in singles with 701.
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Joliet
Ill
Devine
Beloit
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Steward Watson
J. Sonnheim
Oscar Olson
Danville
Bobcat Tennis Starts Early Training With Sparse Roster
Ohio State tennis begins practice with only two returning players available under Coach O C and Coach Bird. Prospects practice indoors and outdoors as the team plans seven matches starting May 3 hoping to match last season's Buckeye Conference performance.
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O. C
Tok
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Able
Coach Bird
Bird
Buckeye
NYU retires No 1 in memory of Al Lassman
A football number at New York University will never be worn again as No 1 is retired in memory of Al Lassman. The move honors Lassman's contributions to the program and preserves his legacy within NYU athletics.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Lndians
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Walt Wliller
George Grant
New Orleans Pelicans
Ken Holloway
Jimmy Zing
New York University
al Lassman
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