Twilight League abandons season for lack of players
The Twilight Baseball League cancels this year due to player shortages. Kingsley Moore and Horace Barton win doubles title as Athens and Illinois teams plan summer play, with only Graysons and Studebakers fielding full rosters.
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Pole breaks near height as Glaser vaults in panic
Marquette pole vaulter Glaser suffered a broken pole while approaching 13 feet in a dramatic attempt. He plans to compete for national honors against top vaulters in Chicago this June.
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O’Connell Wins Back-to-Back Big Ten Tennis Title
In Chicago on May 28 Frank O’Connell of Illinois captured the Big Ten tennis championship for the second straight year. He defeated Leo Boldenrock of Wisconsin 6-1, 7-4 in a match highlighted by a brilliant cross-court drive and a dominant start.
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Perry County Girls Championship Team Returns Coach
The Crooksville high school girls basketball team led by George W. Stuart, a 1926 Ohio University graduate, won the Perry County championship. Captain Miss Anna Bell Stought scored 208 post season points with nine field goals and 24 fouls. Stuart plans to return as coach next season amid strong rival records from Chicago’s Winsome Woman’s Athletic Club and other contenders.
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Huntington Nine Seeks Fast Opponents For 1941 Season
The Huntington All-Stars boast one of the Tri-state region’s fastest clubs and seek games with strong teams in or near Athens and across Ohio. They posted 40 wins and 8 losses in 1920 and aim to schedule contests with quality competition. Contact Mighty Ave Huntington or call 6046.
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Four More Qualify For 500 Mile Race At Speedway
At Indianapolis May 28 four additional drivers surpassed 105 mph to earn spots in the upcoming five hundred mile race. Forty fourteen drivers have taken the oval in elimination trials with until noon Sunday to reach ninety mph in three attempts. Jules Ellingboe set the day’s pace driving a Cooper special four laps at an average 113.239 mph.
High School Marks Fall at Columbus Ohio Stadium
Elie of Cleveland Longwood wins the class B 100 yard dash in 10.1 seconds at the twentieth annual high school track meet in Columbus Ohio. The record tops the old 10.3 by Neigh of Lisbon and is equalled soon after by Bennett of Toledo Wibby. Bolender breaks the class C 160 yard dash record in the same program.
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Former Athens Boy Ed Newcome Dominates Florida Track
Ed Newcome, former Athens resident, is highlighted as a premier Florida high school athlete. He holds four state track records including 100 yards in 10.1 seconds and 220 yards in 28 seconds, plus 110 yard hurdles in 16.8, with 22.3 seconds for 220 yard low hurdles. He eyes a national meet in Chicago and is noted for football and singing talents. His brother Bernard captains Ocala basketball, and their father Ernest A. Newcome directs a church choir.
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Denison Leads Early In Ohio Intercollegiate Track Meet at Cincinnati
Denison University takes early control in the Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Association track and field meet at Nippert Stadium. Mike Gregory wins the shot put with a 43 feet 2.5 inch toss, breaking the conference record. Ralph Bennett edges Leonard Heinrichs in the 100 yard dash for Cincinnati, while Barth and others set marks as Denison leads with 18 points to Cincinnati 11, Miami 4, and others in the mixed results from the opening events.
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Giants Rally to Take 7 5 Victory Over Robins
In Brooklyn on May 28 the Giants rallied with hard hitting and strong pitching by Hughey McQuillan to defeat the Robins 7 to 5. Harper and Lindstrom led the offense as Brooklyn had previous momentum halted.
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Leons Score as Greer Tops Hitting List in Close of Season
Donohue in fine form as Cincinnati Redlegs shut out the Chicago Cubs 8 to 0. Greer led with five hits, and Donohue held Cubs to six scattered hits. Second game featured Pipp and Nevers, with Washington and New York scoring heavily. Babe Ruth hits season’s first home run in doubleheader at Tank Stadium.
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Tdal Results National League Baseball Summary
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