Eight American Legion Post teams ready for national contests
Eight teams organized by the K T Crogsen Post of the American Legion will compete for national honors. Group 1 Beckleys lists 14 players and sponsors, Group 2 Beasleys 14 players, Group 3 Rotary Club 14 players, Group 4 Zenners 14 players, Group 5 McBee 14 players, Group 6 Biwanes 14 players, Group 7 Southern Ohio Electric 14 players. Schedule to be announced shortly.
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Dan Nelson
Clarence Hunter
Orland McGee
George Sherwood
Lewin Reiley
Naiph West
Daniel Boone
Francis Martin
Matt Bryan
Stanley Thompson
Walter McHarg
Wills West
Wilmar Powell
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James Summers
Gale Frost
Loring Dalton
Tack Gorham
Lewis Ogg
Harold Greimes
John Weisenbach
Don Laughlin
Joseph Lowe
Walt Smart
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Chicago Defeats Wisconsin in Madison After Open Rally
Chicago won 7 to ? against Wisconsin in Madison after taking a four run first inning lead on base on balls a wild throw a triple and a home run.
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Boxing show card builds comeback bout for Courtney
Chicago May 6 40A George Courtney of New York and Red Lan of California completed strenuous training for Monday's boxing show. Courtney with nine knockouts in sixty two bouts has faced southpaws to study Uhlan's style. The winner earns a chance to fight Dave Ehade.
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Purdue Defeated In Big Ten Golf Clash At Ann Arbor
Michigan defeated Purdue three matches to one in the opening Big Ten golf clash at Ann Arbor amid high winds. Other notes mention American League scores and various baseball results, plus previews of football prospects and trips for businessmen.
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Jack Will Do It Himself Now Ready to Fight His Way
The fighter known as Jack Will Do It Himself Now plans to handle his own talk and actions in future bouts. He notes he has long assigned duties to his seconds, preferring to take the lead, as he did when knocking out De Laney in one round.
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Hobson Defeats Chester 4 to 0 in Midlport Baseball
Hobson 11 York Central opened at Dyth Park on Thursday defeating Chester 4 to 0. Guinther of Frentson starred on the mound, keeping the pace high as Hobson claimed an early lead, with Grimm and Webson contributing to the strong defense and offense. The teams plan to meet Chinck at Charleston field next.
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Yale Wins Triangular Race Over Columbia and Pennsylvania
Yale triumphed in a triangular event at Philadelphia Ta, finishing one length ahead of Columbia and several lengths ahead of Pennsylvania. The pennant race time showed Yale at 8:95 with Columbia at 9:08 and Pennsylvania farther back as Yale opened its season with a victory.
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Peterman Leads Ames May Run In National Tourney
Mark Peterman, Can school coach, heads a basketball squad with four straight state finalists. The team aims for continued success after winning a national title and reaching the final rounds in Kentucky, aiming for further glory this year.
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Pyles Runners Begin 1000 Mile Journey
James Powers reports the Pyle team starts a 1000 mile journey today. The feature highlights endurance training and pacing as runners prepare for a grueling trek across unknown terrain.
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Ohio U. Beats Denison U. 14 to 6 On Home Field
Ohio University defeated Denison University 14 to 6 with Kline delivering a key homer and strong relief from Engle. Denison hurler Passiac faced tough hits as Ohio mounted late-inning runs, while Sharksky’s ongoing boxing stance dominates sports pages alongside the college baseball showcase.
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Northwestern, Indiana duel marks early Big Ten season
Northwestern saves Indiana as Indiana leads early Big Ten season in a dual meet. Hoosier Olympian throws 215 for a new national record, while Northwestern claims Olympic honors and record attempts in sprints and field events.
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Boxing weight bout sets new scoring record says Sharkey
The article notes a weight bout outcome with a record number of points in the event as Sharkey comments on plans, while naming boxers like Amos, Rickard, Tunney and Heeney in the context of future fights. It mentions locations and teams in contrast to the boxing focus.
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Nelsonville High Beats River Team in Season Opener
Nelsonville high school baseball opened its season Friday with a 12 to 4 win over Gallipolis. Nelsonville pitcher sparkled though troubled in the seventh, while the team totaled fourteen hits and struck out four, with River players managing little offense.
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Hubmlarined Sets Record Plan to The Big Inf
Haly May 5. The report notes a record attempt with Rieko involved and a challenger shadowing the scene. Submersion depth allegedly reached twenty eight tenths during the procedure, signaling a significant milestone in the ongoing bout.
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