Buckeye Carnival Preview At Ohio University Stadium
Twelve champions from last year's Buckeye track meet defend titles as Wesleyan Denison and Ohio University headline this year's B I A C carnival at Athens. Miami University seeks repeat titles, while Ohio Wesleyan and Denison challenge for second and thirds. Standouts include Hutson of Denison in the 100 yards and Gordon of Miami in the 440, with Morgan of Ohio defending the mile title and Stewart of Miami in close pursuit.
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Wesleyan
Denison
Ohio University
Morgan
Ohio University Stadium
Miami University
Oxford
Ckeye
Dee Hut- Menison Tlash
George Simpson
Hutson, Sharkey
Miami
Man Lambacher
Ohio
Wes
Ar Key
Mes Gordon
Buck- Ag
Newell
P Stewart
Charlies Shugert
iDean
Ohio Wesleyan
Illinois Favored To Annex Golfing Title In Big Ten Meet
May 20 Illinois favored to win first Big Ten golf title at the Western Conference event at the Weatland course. Teams include Minnesota defending champs, Illinois contenders Fred Lyon and Sam Alpert, with rivals from Northwestern, Purdue, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana among others in a 36 hole medals format.
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CAGO
U.R
Sparad
Weatland
Compe
D Partners Training Amid Boxing Camp Moves
D PARTNERS poised for training with Sharkey and Max Schmeling as the camp tightens with Paul and Braddock joining. Denny, the undefeated light champ, plans a few days of sparring before a possible match. STON IL May 20 Northwestern visit in Western Conference race, currently third place.
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Ston
Ingainst Northwestern
Veterans aim for speed at Indianapolis 500 race
The 18th annual Indianapolis 500 on May 30 will feature few veteran drivers among 45 entrants. Only five veterans, including Peter DePaulo and Louis Meyer, remain in the field with 28 first-time riders. The race will use new two-man cars, with foreign entries modest and major brands like Duesenberg Chrysler and Stutz in the mix. Attendance has grown, while average speeds peak around the 100 mph mark only rarely.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Peter DePaulo
Louis Meyer
Peter de Paulo
Phil Shafer
Harry
de Paulo
Shafer
Lou Moore
Zeke Meyer
Louis F. Schneider
Anthony Gulotta
Wilbur Shaw
Rick Decker
Russel Snowberger
David Evans
W. H. Gardner
Deacon Litz
Johnny Seymour
Egbert “Babe" Stapp
Sam Greco
Indianapolis Speedway Oval
America
Duesenberg
Chrysler
Stutz
Jimmy Murphy
DePaulo
Harroun
Ray Keech
Tuesday baseball and basketball games across major leagues
The schedule lists American Association matchups Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City National League games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis American League Cleveland at Chicago two games New York at Boston St Louis at Detroit only games scheduled
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
American League
Cleveland
Detroit
Peter
American
Los Pet
Acecess
Washington
Aeenae
Peteaeee
Bostenee
Official Says Treatment of Primo Unjust
Lincoln Neb May 20 Primo Carnera suspension by the National Boxing Association draws protest from Ira Vorhies treasurer who accuses Madison Square Garden officials of influence. Vorhies says no charge proved against Carnera until a personal hearing is held and hints the New York association suspended him over exclusivity with MSG. He favors a Nebraska bout between Bearcat Wright of Omaha and Carnera.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.R
Primo Carnera
National Boxing Association
Ira Vorhies
Madison Square Garden
National Association
Stanley Isaacs
Cincinnati
Vorhies
Man Mountain
Carnera
New York Boxing Association
Nebraska Boxing Commission
Nebraska
Bearcat Wright
Omaha
Saints Claim Second Place in Flag Race
The St Paul Saints moved into clear second in the American Association after defeating the Kansas City Blues 2 to 0 as rainouts delayed other games. Louisville led with 18 wins and eight losses while Columbus and Toledo trailed behind. The day featured a full schedule barring weather. The Senators played in Indianapolis against the Tribe, Toledo faced Louisville, St Paul went to Milwaukee, and Minneapolis visited Kansas City.
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U.R
St. Paul Saints
American Association
Saints
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Columbus Senators
Toledo Mud Hens
Louisville Colonels
Senators
Indianapolis
Tribe
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Maestro Triumphs Over Cohen In Milwaukee Bout
Al Maestro of Chicago defeated Jackie Cohen of New York 128 to 124 in ten rounds. Mickey O Neil of Milwaukee won on a foul against Joey Medill of Chicago 137 to 136 in five rounds after Medill received three warnings for low blows.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.R
al Maestro
Chicago
Jackie Cohen
New York
Mickey O'Neil
Joey Medill
Medill
Bishops Invade Athens for Buckeye Conference Meet
Ohio Wesleyan athletes travel to Ohio University for a weekend baseball game with the Bobcats and the Buckeye conference track and field meet with tennis tournament. The Bishops seek wins in singles and doubles as Cincinnati looms strong. The track meet could decide second place with Miami ahead. Final intercollegiate meet for stars Norman Lambacher Paul Pax Howard Agnew Hall Kellogg and James Opter.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Bobcats
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Ohio
Athens
Bishop
Miami
Norman Lambacher
Independence
Paul Pax
Moundsville
W. Va
Istanc
Howard Agnew
East Cleveland
Hall Kellogg
Medina
James Opter
Lorain
Dodgers Hold To First Place In National Race
The National League pennant chase saw the Brooklyn Robins stay in first place as rain halted games. The Pirates sit five back, while the Athletics and Senators battle in the American League. Cleveland’s pitching weakened, and the Yankees rise. Detroit climbs from last to seventh after sweeping St Louis. Gehringer scores the decisive run.
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Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Tigers
Gehringer
Erwin Wyatt
Bobcats Trek to Granville for Buckeye Conference Tilt
The Ohio University Bobcats travel to Granville to face Denison in a Buckeye Conference game as coach Don C. Peden mulls pitching choices between Mozdy and Weisman. The team aims to rebound from recent hitting slumps and tighten defense after seven errors in two games. Brown's hot bat and the lineup plan for Denison vie for a late-season win.
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Buckeye
Don C. Peden
Bobcats
Granville
Denison
Peden
Ohio Wesleyan
Winston Weisman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Moody
Erie
Schreiber
Warshower
Cincinnati
Miami
Whitey Bliss
George Brown
Malden
Mass
Ohio
Brown
Massachusetts
Koterbass
Root
Pfleger
Burke
Brammer
Mozdy
Simpson to Run in Final Intercollegiate Events Friday
In Chicago at Northwestern, George Simpson the world’s fastest man will close his intercollegiate career in the Big Ten meet Friday and Saturday. Dick Rockaway defends titles in the high and low hurdles in his final races. Lee Sentman and Edudie Tolan are top rivals while Ohio State Michigan and Wisconsin chase the 1930 title.
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Columbus
George Simpson
Northwestern
Chicago
Dick Rockaway
Lee Sentman
Illinois
Rockaway
Edudie Tolan
Michigan
Simpson
Minois
Wil
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Buckeye
Leading Hitters and Run Leaders From The Season
United Press digest lists top hitters and run producers. O Doul and P Waner lead with high averages. Terry of the Giants and Foxx of Athletics prominent in runs and hits. notables include Wilson of the Cubs and Klein of the Phillies among home run and RBI leaders.
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G. AB
R. H. Pet O'Doul
Phillies
P. Waner
Pir’s
Terry
Giants
Atseseane
Foxx
Athletica
Aeceeeees
Willson
Cubs
Coteroces
OO Rath
Yankees
Sie
Uaceee
Frederick
Robina
Herman
Robine
Prederick
Robins
Hogan
Fisher
Cardials
Wilson
Ise Ehbad AB Klein
Bravey
Douthit
Cardinals
Rice
Senators
Uweveees Oliver
Bae Boe
Nin
Hmafey
St Poxx
Atleticgo
Klein
Eeeee Simmons
Athletics
Max Schmeling Quits Training Partners at Endicott Camp
Max Schmeling prepared to resume training for the heavyweight title fight with Jack Sharkey. Three of four sparring partners quit. the remaining one unfit. Schmeling will fly to Schenectady Thursday to speak by radiophone with his mother in Berlin.
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Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Camp
Schmeling
Schenectady
Berlin
Flynn Dies in New York Former Fight Manager Leo Flynn
Leo P Flynn dies in New York from pneumonia at his home. Funeral services set for Thursday before his body is taken to Providence R I for burial. Flynn once boxed professionally and managed Jack Dempsey during his comeback attempt two years ago.
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New York
U.P
Leo P. Flynn
Providence
R. I
Flynn
Jack Dempsey
Track Meet Opens in Indianapolis State Carnival
Indiana high school track and field athletes compete in the 27th annual state carnival in Indianapolis on Saturday. Entries are limited to those who won first or second in sectional meets last week.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Indiana
Davis Cup Quarter Finals Near as Japan Proves Formidable
Four nations including the United States Japan England and Australia threaten France as the Davis Cup moves toward the final round. Japan is described as the strongest in the lower bracket and favored to reach the finals with England or Australia from the other side.
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Japan
New York
United States
England
Australia
France
Rene la Coste
Henri
Cochet
Jean Borotra
Eastbourne
Eng
Auvuatria
Italy
Spain
Caechoslovakia
Holland
Mexico
Washington
Europe
George Lott
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allion
Johnny Doeg
United States Lawn Tennis Association
William Tilden
Iia
Philadelphian
Borotra
Bearcats Favored To Clinch Buckeye Tennis Crown
Cincinnati eyes the Buckeye Conference tennis title as the Bearcats head to Athens for the Friday Saturday tournament. Franz leads in singles while two strong Bearcats pairs are ready to defend the doubles title. Ohio University and Denison pose limited threats. The Bearcats stand undefeated in conference play and defeated Ohio in a recent meet.
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Cincinnati
Buckeye
Athens
Bearcats
Queen City
Franz
Bearcat
Wesleyan
Ohio
Denion
Ohio Robcats
Ohioana
Gross
Bobcats
Gardner
Tolley Enters Amateur Golf Play for July
British champion Cy ril Tolley has filed entry for the United States Amateur championship at Interladies Country Club Minneapolis July 10 12 He has appeared on five British Walker Cup teams and twice won the British amateur crown but never played in the American Amateur He was defeated by Harrison R Johnston the present United States Amateur champion in Walker Cup singles at Sandwich.
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New York
Cyril Tolley
United States
Interladies Country Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Tolley
Harrison R. Johnston
Sandwich
Bushy Graham to Substitute for Chocolate at Madison Square Garden
Bushy Graham of Utica New York will replace Kid Chocolate in a 10 round bout with Fidel LaBarba at Madison Square Garden on May 28. Chocolate was injured in an automobile accident and will be out for at least a month.
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New York
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
Fidel Labarba
California
Adinog Square Garden
Chocolate
Gene Tunney Plans Return as Promoter Referee
New York May 20. Gene Tunney retired undefeated heavyweight champion will return to boxing May 30 as promoter and referee for a charity entertainment series at the Weatchester County Center.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Weatchester County Center
O'Dowd Wins Featherweight Bout In Columbus
Mae Mike O'Dowd of Columbus outpointed Jimmy Reed of Columbus over ten fast rounds in Columbus last night.
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Columbus
Mae
Mike O'Dowd
Feathere
Jimmy Reed
Columbua
Northwestern Tennis Sweeps Indiana 9 0
Northwestern University tennis team dominated Indiana yesterday winning 9 0 in a straight sets sweep with only two sets lost.
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Evanston, II
Northwestern University
Indiana
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