Buckeye Carnival Opens Here Friday
The Intercollegiate Athletic Conference track carnival opens Friday afternoon at Ohio Stadium in Athens with five colleges Miami Wesleyan Denison Cincinnati and Ohio University entered. Miami’s Indians are the favorites to win and chase a third straight title while Wesleyan Denison and Ohio University race for second. Cincinnati is pegged for last place. Preliminaries Friday at 4 p.m. and the finals Saturday at 1 30 p.m. provide a showcase of top sprinters distance men and field event stars led by Miami with James Gorb sprint star Gilbert Reed and Dave Davis among others. Ohio Wesleyan will field Nova Lambacher James Fer and Quido Facini in dashes jumps and javelin, aiming for a near second. Denison relies on Hutson and Snyder in sprints and pole vault while Cincinnati features Grant in the high and pole vault events. The meet marks Ohio University’s first time hosting the annual track and field showcase with a strong line of contenders and a lively dual meet atmosphere.
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Revised schedule for American League announced
May 22 Chicago report lists revised header and fill-in dates from E S Barnard. Schedule includes May 22 Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia May 26 Philadelphia at New York May 27 Chicago at Cleveland June 22 St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston June 23 Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York June 24 Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston June 28 Cleveland at New York July 8 Philadelphia at New York July 9 Washington at Boston July 20 St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston July 31 St Louis at Chicago August 25 St Louis at Detroit open date.
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Pesek Defends Mat Title With Narrow Victory
A. Rohn Pesek of Nebraska retained the heavyweight wrestling title by winning two of three falls against Ad Santell of California in Columbus. Pesek endured a 23 minute first fall and then defeated Santell in the remaining two falls, before a crowd of more than 7,900.
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Baseball Roundup Sees Shifting Pennant Prospects Early Season
Developments through six weeks of play reshape pre season outlooks in both leagues. Athletics overpower Yankees despite Ruths three homers as Walberg wins 4 1. Washingtons Sam Jones and Ad Liska toss lids against Red Sox. Vance Robins beat Boston 12 1. May erratic for Cubs in loss to Cardinals. Crawford Ott power Giants over Phillies as Lyons wins for White Sox. Crowder shuts Indians. Blaeholder gains for Browns.
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Giants Acquire Critz to Boost Pennant Run
New York Giants trade for Hughie Critz from Cincinnati in exchange for pitcher Larry Benton as they pursue the pennant. Brooklyn Robins lead the NL while the Chicago Cubs stumble after their 1929 title run.
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Ten Teams Vie For Big Ten Track Honors At Northwestern
Ten Eastern Conference universities prepare for the Big Ten outdoor championships at Northwestern University with Wisconsin Michigan Illinois billed as the main contenders. Notable matchups include Geo Simpson of Ohio State versus Edéte Tolan of Michigan in the 100 and 220 yards, and fast races in the low hurdles led by Dick Rockaway of Ohio State.
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U S Team Faces Mexico in American Zone Tennis Final
George Lott led the United States against Ignacio De La Borbolia as the U S team entered the American Zone finals at the Chevy Chase club. The Americans, who swept Canada in Philadelphia last week, were favored to beat Mexico before challenging France.
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Pickett Achieves Hole-In-One at Elm Public Golf
Hale Pickett of the Athens High School faculty joined the Hole-In-One Club after an ace on No 6 at Elm Public Golf Course Wednesday. The shot traveled about 160 yards to land close and drop in the hole, witnessed by Prof. R H Marquis and Prof. E J Rowles of Ohio University.
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Baseball Scores and Thursday Schedule Across Leagues
Daily results list from the National and American Leagues with key outcomes. Notable games include Brooklyn routing Boston 12 to 1, Philadelphia defeating New York 11 to 4, and St Louis beating Cincinnati 8 to 2. Thursday matchups set Columbus vs Indianapolis and more.
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Wykoff Leads Senators Past Indians in Columbus Victory
The Columbus Senators defeated the Indianapolis Indians 3 to 1 at Indianapolis behind Dick Wrykot’s airtight pitching. The win moves Columbus to third place while tightening Indianapolis’ hold on fourth with Toledo. Louisville and Kansas City won to climb the standings as Milwaukee beat St Paul and Columbus eyed another schedule.
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Babe Ruth hits three homers in one game
Babe Ruth belted three home runs against the Athletics to lead the American League with nine homers this season and raise his major league total to 526 in 16 years of AL play.
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