Dano Trackers Enter Quadrangular Meet At Granville
Ohio cinder squad trains hard for the Granville Quadrangular against Denison Kenyon Otterbein and Ohio University. Denison appears strongest but Ohio aims to peak with Odaffer Powell Herbert Myers Moritz and Graft expected to score in shot discus dashes pole vault and relays. Denison Kenyon Otterbein strong unknowns loom. the Big Six meet at Ohio State follows with winners from Denison advancing to Columbus.
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Ohio
Pill
Granville
Denison
Kenyon
Otterbein
Ohio University
Thorp Olson
Ohio Wesleyan
Odaffer
Powell
Herbert
Mywere
Moritz
Ray Odaffer
Myers
Ohaeffer
Gambier
Westerville
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio State
Dash
Beckley
Dash—Shoemacker
Morgan
Herner
Hammond
Poston
Berlin
Wolfe
Rush
Shoemacker
Powel
Golf Rule Clarification on Flagstick and Loose Impediments
The rule states that if a ball resting against the flagstick in the hole is displaced when the flagstick is removed, the player is deemed to have holed out on the last stroke. Loose impediments may always be lifted from the putting green, and a player may lift them before or after addressing the ball.
Ohio high school track and tennis championships arrive in Columbus
Ohio high school athletes from across the state travel to Columbus for the annual interscholastic track and tennis championships hosted by Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Athens High Baseball Schedule and Alumni Fray
The Athens high school baseball team lists upcoming games at Logan Saturday and Nelsonville Tuesday at 3 30. A faculty senior game is set for 3 30 Monday. Wednesday morning the high school will meet the alumni with notices to Mr Torrence or Jack Jordan to participate.
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Athens High
Logan
Nelsonville
Mr. Torrence
Jack Jordan
Fights in Columbus and Zanesville End in Mixed Outcomes
Last night in Columbus Phil O'Dowd defeated Don Baxter in ten rounds while Joe Lawson beat Battling Randolph in ten. Jimmy Price and Kid Winks fought to a six round draw. In Zanesville Billy Britton and Jackie Clarke drew in twelve, Petie Roberts outpointed Joey Haley in eight, Wally Foster drew with Joey Dunn in six, and Joe Ryder and Eddie Martin boxed a six round draw.
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Columbus
Phil O'Dowd
Don Baxter
Lima
Joe Lawson
Randolph
Springfield
Jimmy Price
Fort Hayes
Kid Winks
Zanesville
Billy Britton
Kas
Jackie Clarke
Pennsylvania
Petie Roberts
Wheeling
Joey Haley
Dayton
Wally Foster
Joey Dunn
Brooklyn
Joe Ryder
Eddie Martin
Kilbane Fights Frush and Seeks Title Defense in New York
Veteran boxer Kilbane recalls the Frush bout in Cleveland and vows to remain champion, targeting Eugene Criqui in the June 2 title fight at the Polo Grounds. He notes out-of-town judges and confirms training on his Vermillion Ohio farm as he prepares for a critical next defense and a potential rematch.
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Eugene Criqui
Polo Grounds
New York
Dunndee
Kilbane
Vermillion
Ohio
Batting Leaders of Big Leagues National and American
The list shows top National League hitters Wheat of Brooklyn at .417, Grimm of Pittsburgh .415, Bottomley of St. Louis .394, Frisch of New York .371, Hornsby of St. Louis .370. In the American League Heilmann of Detroit .440, Reichle of Boston .380, Collins of Chicago .367, Welch of Philadelphia .367, Miller of Philadelphia .361.
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Wheat
Brooklyn
Grimm
Pittsburg
Bottomley
St. Louis
Frisch
New York
Hornsby
Heilmann
Detroit
Reichle
Boston
Collins
Chicago
Welch
Philadelphia
Miller
Baseball All-Star Totals Show League Leaders
The report lists top sluggers by league with names including Williams and Traynor among National League standouts and Cobb and Sewell among American League leaders. Totals show National 137 last year 128 and American 76, indicating season performance comparisons.
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Williams
Phila Traynor
Pittsburg
Snyder
New York
Cobb
Detroit
Kamm
Chicago
J. Sewell
Cleveland Brewer
Cleveland
Keep Eye on the Ball Key to Golf Success
The article argues that golfers should keep eyes riveted on the ball through the stroke. It notes the difficulty of sustaining gaze and the risk of head movement causing mis-hits. It highlights beginners struggle with watching the ball in flight before the swing finishes.
Johnston Reaches Semi Final in Saint Cloud Tennis
San Francisco player William M. Johns ton advanced to the semi finals of the Saint Cloud hard court tournament, a five to three favorite to defeat Rene La Coste of France.
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ST. Cloud
France
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Rene la Coste
Willie Meehan Eyes Dempsey Comeback at Shelby Show
Frisco heavyweight Willie Meehan, holder of two decisions over Jack Dempsey, plans a July 4 return in Shelby Mont. He predicts a fifth or sixth round finish for Dempsey over Tommy Gibbons and says Dempsey has the faster, deadlier punch while Meehan shifts form from boiler shop work and weighs 189 pounds, ready to spar with the champion.
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Frush
A. H. Frederick
San Francisco
Jess Willard
Willie Meehan
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Firpo
Willie
Dempsey
Meehan
Shelby
Mont
Jack
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Tommy
Great Falls
Mack's Club Sees Surprise Baseball Season Outlook
Connie Mack discusses the Athletics spring training in Montgomery Alabama. He praises pitching depth and a strong infield led by Perkins Galloway Dykes Hauser and Hale. The club shows balance and grit after four straight wins in Cleveland and sits second to the Yankees in early American League play.
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New York
Connie Mack
Athletics
Montgomery
Ala
Connie
Yankees
Mack
Cleveland
Perkins
Galloway
Hauser
Hale
Rhonda
Mack's Athletics poised to disrupt American League season
Connie Mack leads the ambitious Athletics with Eddie Rommel shaping into form and Naylor Harris Hasty Heimack delivering strong pitching. Ogden and promising recruits bolster a flexible outfield and strong staff while Harry Davis and Danny Murphy coach the club.
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Mack
New York
Naylor
Harris
Hasty
Heimack
Eddie Rommel
Cleveland
Ogden
Connie Mack
Harry Davis
Danny Murphy
Tuning Up Starter In Capital Public Links Tournament
East Potomac Park hosts a national golf tourney on June 26 with about 300 golfers from across the country. Eddie Held of St Louis and Ausbach of Boston are ineligible this year, leaving Charley Agnew and George Voight as top contenders. Local pro Tomy Ryan assists as the field eyes a crowded event ahead of the Shriner parade crowds and city preparations.
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East Potomac Park
Toledo
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Ausbach
Boston
Held
Aulbach
Dave
Hardesty
Charley Agnew
George Voight
District of Columbia
Tomy Ryan
Sherrill
Public Links
Chicago
Baseball rules Q&A on balks and fair balls
Answers clarify balk rules for pitchers on rubber without ball, stepping to first, and throwing to second. Umpire authority extends to balk calls by base umpire. A ball striking the third base bag is fair if it bounces there, and a runner on third may score on a ball hit by a batsman who steps into it and would have been a strike.
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Western Ayrs Loom Large in Eastern Meet
University of California Bear team travels to Philadelphia for intercollegiate track and field championships facing a strong Eastern field. California sends 13 athletes led by Brick Muller with hopes of a third straight title. strong showings expected in high jump broad jump and discus with Sorrenti Red Norris and Neufeldt as potential individual winners.
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Philadelphia
University of California Bruin
California
Bears
Brick” Muller
Sorrenti
Red” Norris
Neufeldt
Tagging the Bases
A day of mixed results across leagues sees the Yankees fall 1–0 to the Athletics as Welch drives in the deciding run in the ninth. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 11–4 at home, Cy Williams hits his 17th, the Giants win 8–2 as Snyder adds a five-run total, the Senators top the Red Sox 7–1 behind Zachary, and the Indians defeat the Browns 6–1 with Sewell and Brower homers. White Sox edge Tigers 6–? aided by Robertson and Kamm in a slow trot win.
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I. N
Yankees
Rommel
Athletics
Welch
Yanks
Cy Williams
Phillies
Giants
Snyder
Robertson
Kamm
White Sox
Tigers
Memorial Day races enter four foreign riders in Indianapolis
Yesteryears in sport notes May 25 1913 entries listing Jules Coux Paul Zucarrelli Albert Guyot and Theodore Pilette as foreign entrants in the Memorial Day races at Indianapolis. Also mentions Stanislaus Zbysko’s fractured skull in a Montreal wrestling match and a 1898 Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 with McKinley calling for 75 000 volunteers.
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Jules Coux
Paul Zucarrelli
Albert Guyot
Theodore Pilette
Indiaapolis
Stanislaus Zbysko
Montreal
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
McKinley
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By Johnny Kilbane
NEA Service, Inc
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Abe Attell
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Jet
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Cincinnati
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Athens
Wayne Wright
Workman
Klee
Michaels
Columnus
Stevenson
Matusoff
Foster
Michael
Cameron
Delong
Frankenberg
Martz
National League
By Mike Brady
Billy Evans
Eddie
Tunin
Washington
David J. Walsh
Pirates
Une
Cardinal
Zachary
Red Sox
Sewell
Brower
Shocker
Browns
Indians
Yesteryears
Don How
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