Pomeroy High Interclass Meet Won by Juniors at Rock Springs
The sixteenth annual interclass track and field meet at Rock Springs fairgrounds saw the juniors win as several records fell. Events included 100 yard dash won by Blaettner, javelin by Brown, high jump by Slagel, and the girls half mile relay. overall results list multiple seniors and sophomores in top places.
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College Baseball Scores Reported At Columbus and Gambier
College baseball results show Capital University defeating Columbus-Wilmington 11 to 3 in Columbus and Kenyon beating Gambier Denison 10 to 3. The doubleheader highlights midweek play with Capital and Kenyon securing decisive wins.
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Ohio State Defeats Wesleyan In Tennis Match
Ohio State University tennis players defeated Ohio Wesleyan University 5 to 1 in Delaware. The visitors won both doubles matches and took three of the four singles.
Practice driven golf swing perfection in limited spaces
The article extols perfecting golf swings anywhere with room to swing. It notes accuracy matters more than hitting a ball and recounts Chick Evans practicing for years in yards, garrets, and vacant lots to refine his stroke under training conditions.
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Harriss Poised for Breakout Season Says Connie Mack
Slim Harriss, the Philadelphia Athletics towering right hander, has shed wildness and learned poise. Billy Evans notes Harriss aims for 20 wins after five seasons of near failure, with Mack declaring the pitcher finally arrived as he refines his pitch and confidence.
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Entry list for Speed Classic is completed
Indianapolis May 28 The thirteenth International 600 mile race at the speedway will be May 30. Ralph De Palma returns with a Miller Special and Pete DePaolo joins the Duesenberg team. Elimination trials require 85 mph average for four laps to qualify. Odie Rickenbacker will pace the first lap and Charles Schwab is referee. Over 6000 workers will handle crowds of about 160000.
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Indians Triumph 6? Homers Power Win Gardner Rally
Uhle pitched a three hit game for the Indians while their offense slugged, Win Gardner sparked a big hitting effort, and the Browns fell 4 to 2 in ten innings.
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Rule Clarifies Runners and Home Runs in Base Path Out Calls
A rules update states that an out for failing to touch a base by an earlier runner does not affect a later runner who completes all bases on a home run. If two outs occur from a base touch error, the missed action largely nullifies the later runner’s scoring. The rule aims to end arguments about passing another runner.
McDonald Smith Sets Early Open Qualifying Pace
In Long Beach Long Island May 28 McDonald Smith holds a lead after yesterday's record seventy as 134 golfers begin the eastern qualifying for the national open. Bobby Jones Leo Diegel Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell and Mike Brady start strong with Jones paired against Alex Smith while De La Torre teams with Brady and Farrell with Willie MacFarland. The day aims to trim to 65 scores for final rounds tomorrow with Worcester as the final stop for the title.
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Uhle Outduels Wingard In 10 Inning Cleveland Win
George Uhle bested Ernest Wingard as the Cleveland Indians beat the St. Louis Browns 4 to 2 in ten innings. L Sewell's triple and Lee's double sparked the decisive rally, with errors tallying for multiple players and base hits spread among Bennet, Fewster, Lee and others.
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Amateur Title Leaders Lane Sarazen Guilford
Lane and Sarazen and Guilford, who won the amateur title in 1921 at St. Louis, faced changes as pins were removed for today’s round because yesterday’s setup penalized good approaches in many cases.
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Baseball scores from today across American and National leagues
In the American Association Columbus beat Indianapolis 3 to 2. Louisville won 1 to 0 over Toledo after 10 innings. Kansas City edged Minneapolis 5 to 4. St Paul prevailed 7 to 6 over Milwaukee. In the National League Cincinnati 4, St Louis and Boston 5, New York 3. Pittsburgh 13, Chicago none. American League Cleveland 4, St Louis 2 in 10 innings. Chicago 10, Detroit 6. Washington 10, Philadelphia 9. New York 4, Boston 3. No other games scheduled.
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Rival Nba Matchups List From Midwest Board
A roster of scheduled games shows Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Cleveland at St Louis Detroit at Chicago Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia.
Pompeii Taverns Advised No Loafing Signs
In ancient Pompeii walls of taverns bore inscribed admonitions reading Lingere, depart this is no place for idlers. The translation emphasizes a strict code against idleness in the social hub.
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Fancy trophies for track men in Ohio Bic & meet
Seventy eight trophies will be awarded to winners at the 1925 Ohio Bic & meet in Delaware. Medals for each of 14 individual events with gold medals for first, silver loving cup for the relay winner, and large silver cups for first through third in the meet. Schools taking second and third place receive new Big Six trophy recognition for the first time.
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Meusel's Sixth Inning homer seals Yankees win over Red Sox
Bob Meusel hit a homer in the sixth with two on to lift the Yankees past the Red Sox, extending New York's winning streak to two games.
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Slugfest Ends as Senators Stop Connie Mack Again
The Senators beat Connie Mack in a high scoring game with Harris using three pitchers and Mack four. Joe Harris hit two home runs to lead the offense.
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Eddie Roush Homers to Spark Reds Victory
Eddie Roush slammed a three run blast with two aboard to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 4 to 2 win over the St. Louis Care dirvis.
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