Ironton Leads District Track Meet With Wide Margin
Ironton took first place in the Southeastern Ohio district high school track meet, totaling 37 points to lead Logan 43.5, Athens 22, Jackson 19.5, and Chillicothe 16. Strong showings by Logan and Athens athletes earned individual honors, with state meet eligibility secured for top finishers heading to Ohio State University in Columbus next Saturday.
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Holl Leads Logan Marksmen in Meet Scoring 193 Points
Joe Holl of the Logan Rifle and Pistol club led the weekly meet with a 193 score. Nill and Long followed, with 190 and 181 marks respectively, as fifteen shooters competed. The event featured partial results and a final lineup listing names such as Jacoby Spears and Showalter among the participants.
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Sharkey Upsets Maloney. Rickard Eyes Dempsey Bout
Tex Rickard praised Jack Sharkey after a knockout win over Jim Maloney at Yankee Stadium. Sharkey outboxed and stopped Maloney by the fourth round, with Rickard confirming plans for a Dempsey challenge in the heavyweight title elimination series.
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Results National League and Other Games Summary
National League results show Pittsburgh 8 4 AL over New York 3 in a late innings rally. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Bush Hartnett and teammates lead. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 with Mays Hargrave Scott and Wilson contributing.
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Bentley Returns to Minors
New York May 3 21 ajack Bentley and Virgil have been sent to the Newark club of the International League, a decision announced today by John McGraw manager of the New York Giants.
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Ohio Wesleyan Leads Big Six in Buckeye Athletic Meet at Denison
Ohio Wesleyan led the Big Six in the second Buckeye Athletic Association track meet at Denison May 21. Emery of Miami set Buckeye mile pace, Bennett and Backes won sprint events, and several BAA records fell in the early events including a shot put mark of 5 feet 6 1/4 inches.
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Hudlin Stars as Indians Beat Yankees in 12 Innings
Cleveland rookie Willis Hudlin outdueled the New York lineup, holding Babe Ruth and the visitors to five hits over 11 1 3 innings after replacing Levsen. Burns delivered two doubles, Borides received a MVP diploma, and the crowd of about fifty thousand watched a fast, high‑tension game with a $300,000 gate planned.
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Reds Take Two From Phillies In Philly Doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds clinched both ends of a Philadelphia doubleheader with a 6 to 5 win in the nightcap after an earlier 6 to 2 victory. Alex Ferguson pitched well until the ninth frame, Pruett and Hargrave produced key hits, and Pipp belted a homer in the second. Carl Mays and Yack Scntt starred on the mound for the Phillies in a tense pitching duel.
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Kelly Faces Operation For Appendicitis In New York
Cincinnati Red first baseman George Kelly will leave Philadelphia for New York to undergo an appendicitis operation. He has suffered from the ailment for some time and will be out for several weeks or months.
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Bobcats Meet Miami Nine Here Monday in Return
The Ohio University nine faces Miami University in a Monday afternoon game at Ohio Field. Miami owns seven wins and no losses, defeated Ohio 13 to 3 at Oxford earlier this season, and opened strong with a three run first inning and ten more in the next three frames.
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Athens High cancels remaining baseball games
Athens High School disbands its baseball squad for the rest of the season after the ineligibility of three players. With only twelve players remaining, Athletic Director Harold Wise ordered the team disbanded, leaving coach Hatch to field a makeshift lineup for the remaining contests.
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University of Wisconsin Defeats Northwestern in Dual Meet
The Badgers beat Northwestern 82 to 58 in the annual dual trek and field meet. Wisconsin won 11 of 16 events led by strong showings from listed athletes in multiple events.
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