Annual Recreation Institute Set for May 11 at Ohio University
Physicial Education of Ohio University will host an all day recreation institute next Saturday May 11 in the Southeastern district open to teachers and athletic coaches. The program aims to discuss rural and town school recreation problems enhance teacher leadership and provide demonstrations of practical games for mixed groups. A simple play festival will be developed for year end activities.
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Ohio University
C.D. Giguque
Department of
Institute Play Day Opens With Pageant At Athens Ohio University Field
The Institute opens at 9 a m Saturday with play and music activities at Ohio University athletic field under Arthur H Rhoades Melvin Yanielyon Mark Acomb and Helen Mason In case of rain the demonstration moves to the Men s Gymnasium Central East and West Side Schools participate in a cage ball game followed by a pageant by Rufus Putnam School students The good ship Hope sails to the Island of Play and the Queen of Play leads a Play Day The program includes talks on Play and Training for Citizenship by notable educators and coaches with a community singing session after lunch and a panel discussion on Play in life activities ending with a health and physical education discussion
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Ohio University
Arthur H. Rhoades
Melvin J
Yanielyon
Mark Acomb
Helen Mason
American Association
T. C. McCrAcken
Kansas City
College of Education
Minneapolis
H.R McVay
Athens County
Indianapolis
Wil Preside
St. Paul
Ewing Hall
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Arthur Rhoades
Rufus Putnam
BE. Harshman
Athens High School
David KL Toda
Mhin University
Horace T. Houf
R. Brauer
Tom
Ohio State University
Everette
Shimp
Sena
Frank Salisbury
Nifford TL. Brownell
Cation
Bobcats Open Court Schedule on Wednesday
The Bobcats announce a three match week on local courts starting Wednesday with Marietta College. Captain John Lutz and Jack Burkholder lead the squad as candidates vie for two remaining spots. Matches against Pittsburgh and Ohio Wesleyan set for Friday and Saturday with practice keeping pace.
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Marietta College
John Lutz
Jack Burkholder
Gardner
Marriott
Hendricks
Marietta
Pittsburgh
Bishops
Ohio State
Pic University
Pacific Coast marks fall as winds skew records at Kezar Stadium
May 4 at Kezar Stadium San Francisco the Pacific Association meet saw two world records bettered yet wind and conditions may invalidate them Russell Sweet Olympic Club ran 10 yards in 9 2 5 seconds beating the former record by a fifth of a second Gloria Russell Northern California Athletic Club hit 262 feet 11 inches in the baseball event surpassing Vivian Hartwick last year in Newark 252 feet 4 inches
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San Francisco
Russell Sweet
Olympic Club
Iin
Gloria Russell
California
Vivian Hartwick
Newark
N. J
Weiss Sets New World Record In National A C Walking Meet
Mark Weiss of the N NL J. A. C. won the National A C walking championship in 4 hours 2 minutes 45 seconds on a 31 mile course. Morris Fleisher of the New York City M G A came second in 4 58 55, Karl Fishback of the New York M C A finished third in 5 03.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Mark Weiss
NNL
Morris Fleisher
New York City
Karl Fishback
M.C. A
New York
Wise Teach En Europe
John Gothier plans ten years teaching at Robert College in Turkey after graduating from Brown. He will focus on shaping students in a European setting. The move marks a long term commitment to international education.
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John, Gothier
Brown
Will Gradu Thir
Dune
Robert College
Turkey
Former marks surpassed in Ohio Relays
Fourteen records fell at the Ohio Relays held at HIQ Stadium in Columbus on May 4. Ohio State star Simpson tied an unofficial world record for the 100-yard dash in 9.7 seconds amid favorable wind while the meet saw a sweep of records and a new interscholastic mark, with Ohio University finishing fourth in the relay events.
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Ohio University
Harry W. Sharep
United Press
HIQ Stadium
Columbus
N.C
Buckeye
Roenix
Anderson
Husky
Garnet
Illinois
Viv Pickard
Pittsburgh
McDermott
Ohio Universiy
Fong
Western State
de Pauwse
Miami
Logan Boy Takes Third in Shot Put At Big Ohio Relays
Logan Boy, William Hutchinson of Ohie Relays Friday at Columbus, placed third in the high school shot put with 44 feet. Charleston and Columbus athletes beat him, as 60 contestants entered. Weather hindered efforts with cold wind and intermittent rain.
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Logan Boy
T.ogan
William Hutchinson Ouf
Oi Loran High School
Ohie
Wriday
Columbis
Weo
Oasy
Charleston
W. Va
Amiia Columbus
Hutchingan
Stxty
Ad Sawyer
Ddvtulunson
Crabtree shines in discus and relay records bid
Crabt ee, an athletic star, competes in discus and relay events. Anderson throws 162 feet 4.14 inches setting a peak mark, while Cr abtree aids a record breaking relay performance. Ohio University and Illinois figures appear amid a day of multiple records and strong showings.
BallSummaries American League and National League results
Baseball scores from Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and Philadelphia show varied early games with pitchers Hadley Shaute Sewell Ruffing Berry and others. Notable line scores include Chicago split doubleheader and New York routing Chicago with strong hitting.
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Malone
Cirage
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Benge
Eliott
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Root
Grace
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Caliins
Etic
Hill
Hemsley
Seibold and Spohrer
Baines
Hald and Wilson
Hubbell
Mayas
Henry
Hogan
Scott High Cops Pittsb urgh Track Meet Victory
Scott High of Toledo won the thirteenth annual interscholastic track and field meet held under Carnegie Institute of Technology auspices in Pittsburgh. Monongahela High and Steubenville took second and third place respectively in a meet featuring multiple schools and events.
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Scott High
Toledo
Carnegie Institute of Technology
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Steubenville
Walle Or
Cleveland to Stage Big Marathon Swim
Cleveland officials plan an international marathon swim under city auspices if Commissioner John H. Gor approves. Local supporters push for a similar event in Sorento, aiming to stage the race soon. Buffalo, Rochester and Newark are favored to win the International League pennant this season.
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Cleveland
U.P
Regrardiess
Wrisley Company
Sorento
John HH. Gor
Gourley
Tugineas
Wrigley i
Nu Duly
International Buffalo
Rochester
Newark
Bobcats to Play Ohio Wesleyan in Buckeye Action
Ohio University Bobcats aiming to strengthen their conference standing with a Tuesday home game against Ohio Wesleyan after beating Wittenberg. Cincinnati Bearcats visit Saturday for a Buckeye race clash as Marietta game listed for Saturday postponed due to rain and wet grounds.
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Ohio
Marietta
Buckeyes
Wittenberg
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Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati Bearcats
Ohioans
Smith Practice Round Highlights Highlighted By Unclear Text
A fragmented report describes various players and matches with scattered names and events. It references Smith, Peden, Maretta Colitga, Trace, and Abbey among others, noting practice rounds, postponed games, and championship talk amid uncertain details.
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