Colleges pay athletes in Buckeye Association study
The Buckeye Athletic Association led by W. J. Livingston reports that several Ohio colleges grant scholarships and loans to athletes, fueling concerns of unfair competition between endowed and state schools. The investigation cites Wittenberg Wesleyan and Miami among others, urging scholarships based on academics and athletic merit.
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Russ Marple
Buckeye Athletic Association
W. J. Livingston
Clitics
Dennison University
Livingston
Wittenberg
Wesleyan
Dennison
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Miami
Cincinna
University Cincinnati
O. C. Bird
Athletic
Intersectional Tennis Opens as Chicago Hosts Four Day Matches
Chicago hosts an eight team four day intersectional tennis event with American and Australian players led by George Lott and John Hennessey. Absent are France’s musketeers and heavyweights Tilden and Hunter. opening matches feature Lott and Hennessey vs Texas and Curran and Cram against the Australian Davis Cup squad.
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Chicago
U.P
George Lott
John Hennessey
America
Australia
United States
Musketeers
France
William T. Tilden
Frank Hunter
Lott
Hennessey
Crawford
Hopman
Cummings
Moon
John Ryn
Fromer Princeton Star
Gregory Mangin
Coggeshall and
Brown
Missouri Valley
Johnston
Mercue
Middle States
Craml
Curran
Southern
Thalheimer
White
Texas
Lott and
Cram
Mangin
Vanryn
Wray Brown
Coggeshall
Johnson
Mercur
Hyde
Luce
Thrilling Race In Minor Leagues Overshadows Championships
In New York, September 20, excitement over American and National League Championship contenders overshadows a tight minor league race. The Buffalo Bisons lead the International League with 89 wins and 76 losses, half a game ahead of Rochester at 85-73. Toronto trails at 86-77, two games behind Buffalo. Since August 20, the gap between first and third has not exceeded two games.
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New York
U.R
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Club
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Fifty Seek Seats on Wisconsin Crew in First Practice
Fifty candidates vied for positions on the University of Wisconsin rowing crew as the program began its earliest practice sessions in school history in Madison Wisconsin on September 20.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
University of Wisconsin
Coen Defeats Wills in Detroit Tennis Exhibition
Kansas City rising star Junior Coen defeated Helen Wills in Detroit in an exhibition match on September 19. Coen won 6-3 6-3 delivering a strong showing against the famed American player.
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Detroit
Mich
U.R
Coen
Kansas City
Helen Wills
Jones Forced to Extra Hole in Major Match
Ray Gorton compelled Bobby Jones to play an extra hole in their national amateur meet, marking Jones's first ever overtime in a major match.
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Ray Gorton
Bobby Jones
Jones
Wednesday results show A A teams rout opponents
Wednesday results from the American Association list Kansas City 8 St Paul 1 Indianapolis 10 Toledo 1 Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 6 Milwaukee 4. National League and American League games were affected by rain with no schedule. Thursday fixtures include Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Boston two games.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Sesscedes
Columbuus
Louisville
L. Pet
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Columbus
National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Matchups Set Across Six Cities
Washington visits Cleveland while Philadelphia plays Detroit and New York travels to Chicago. Boston hosts St. Louis in a slate of intercity games.
Male Songsters to Try Out for Ohio University Club
Tryouts for the Men's Glee Club of Ohio University are set for 7 p.m. tonight in Music Hall auditorium. Dr. C. C. Robinson announces the high interest and the decision to hold this week’s auditions earlier than usual. The clubs begin work for the dedication program of the new alumni memorial auditorium with both men and women glee clubs participating and additional invited singers.
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Ohio University
Music Hall
C. C. Robinson
Glee Club
Extension courses proposed for Athens residents at Ohio University
Residents of Athens are invited to a 7 PM Friday meeting on the second floor of Ewing Hall to discuss extension courses from Ohio University. If there is sufficient interest, courses from the university extension department may be offered, according to Prof. H. Bing. A discussion will determine which courses to offer.
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Athens
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Ohio University Extension Department
H. Bing
Bigg
Ohio Wesleyan Veterans Set Tough Challenge in Fall Trials
Ohio Wesleyan football appears full of second year prospects as sophomores push for varsity spots. Ted Osborne from Akron, Ervin Carlisle from Columbus, and Wilbur Cornelli of Lisbon headline a crop competing with veteran backs for playing time. End prospects include Dwight Jensen and Loyal Phillips while sophomores Gordon Kraft Joe Rinnert and Oscar Tilton vie for line roles. Guards Walter James and Robert Jones lead a robust sophomore class in practice. Center Kaliher battles Blair and Rice for a starting position.
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Bishops
Ted Osborne
Akron
Ohio Wesleyan
Osborne
Dwight Jensen
Mr. Gilead
Loyal Phillips
Cleveland
John Melvin
Chillicothe
Quido Facchini
Alliance
Jensen
Gordon Kraft
Oak Park
Ill
Joe Rinnert
Marion
Oscar Tilton
Massillon
Tilton
Bob
Walter James
Bucyrus
Robert Jones
Delaware
Eugene Kaliher
Lima
James Blair
Frank Rice
Pro Tennis Stars to Play Forest Hills Championship
Enter Pro meet New York reports Karl Kozelugh of Czecho-Slovakia will head a group of foreign professional players to Forest Hills on September 26 for the Professional Lawn Tennis Championship Tournament and exhibition events.
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New York
U.R
Karl Kozelugh
Czecho-Slovakia
Forest Hills
City seeks gas service continuation as Hopkins plans council action
Cleveland officials prepare for council action to force East Ohio Gas Company to continue service. Attorney General Edward C. Turner backs the city's position, pledging full office support.
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Cleveland
U.P
William R. Hopkins
East Ohio Gas Company
Edward C. Turner
Skull Practice Features Day For Ohio Team
Ohio University football held a skull practice with coach Peden giving pointers. Freshmen scrimmaged varsity in a wet ball drill as new plays and signals were tried, sharpening the squad for the September 29 game against Rio Grande.
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Skull
Ohio University
Peden
Rio Grande
May play pro tennis in New York by Kozeluh and Richards
Czecho Slovakian star Karel Kozeluh is in New York and may play a series of tennis matches with Vincent Richards before the season ends.
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Karel Kozeluh
New York
Vincent Richards
Moroccan Olympic Marathon Champion Arrives in New York
Abdel Baghmne Ouafi, youthful Moroccan Olympic marathon winner, arrives in New York to pursue professional racing with Tex Rickard. He is pictured on arrival and will race under promotion in the United States.
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F! Abdel Baghmnel Ouafi
Amesterday
New York
Tex Rickard
Open-court basketball starts fall season in Athens County
Open-court games begin Friday in the Athens County High School League with weekly contests through November 16. Matches include Canaanville vs Trimble at Trimble and Carbondale vs Canaanville at Canaanville on Sept 21, plus sessions at Lodi Amesville Marshfield and others through Nov 16.
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Athens County High League
Athens County
Canaanville
Trimble
Carbondale
Marshfield
Amesville
Lodi
Korn Karnival
New Marshfield
New
Players to Rest After Season Hunting Trip
Eddie Collins and Joe Bush of the Philadelphia Athletics Benny Bengough of the New York Yankees Sam Jones of the Washington Senators Fred Hoffmann of the Boston Red Sox Bob Shawkey of the Montreal Royals join a hunting party to Hopwell Lodge Doaktown on Cain's River twelve miles south after the baseball season.
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N. B
Eddie Collins
Joe Bush
Philadelphia Athletics
Benny Bengough
New York Yankees
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Fred Hofmann
Boston Red Sox
Bob Shawkey
Montreal Royals
Hopwell Lodge
Doaktown
Cain's River
Tony Plansky Joins New York Giants This Fall
Tony Plansky a top all around track star and former Georgetown football player will play with the New York Giants this fall. He brings speed and versatility to the roster joining a club known for its strong passing game and rushing attacks as the season approaches.
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Tony Plansky
New York Giants
Jack Delaney Headlines Postponed Fight at Ebbets Field
Weather permitting the postponed bout between Jack Delaney former Light heavyweight champion and Nando Tassi will be held tonight at Ebbets Field Brooklyn If rain recurs Humbert Fuguazy could push the match to next week as Coney Island Stadium has Phil McGraw and Sid Terris scheduled for Friday. Delaney was a heavy betting favorite yesterday.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Nando Tassi
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Humbert Fugazy
Coney Island
Phil McGraw
Sid Terris
Delaney
California eyes top quarterback Leo Eisan for fall
California athletic officials anticipate one of the nation’s top quarterbacks this fall with Leo Eisan expected to lead the signal calling. School scouts project strong arm talent and playmaking ability boosting the program.
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California Athletic
Leo Eisan
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