Errors Prove Costly To Terriers As Sailors Edge Canton
In Erie a wild Central League opener saw the Erie Sailors beat the Canton Terriers 12 to 11. Lead changes were frequent as both clubs pounded 11 and 13 safeties respectively and multiple errors plus bases on balls fueled the chaos. Canton used five miscues and used several pitchers while Erie relied on four arms to seal the comeback.
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Canton Terriers
Erie
Tars
Terriers
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Chiefs Win From Sox Edge With Five Homers
Fort Wayne beat Canton 14 to 11 in a slugfest with six homers. Wright and Reider hit two each, Dorley and Conlan connected, while Springfield rallied with late runs. Erie pitchers issued walks turned into scores as Canton and Erie traded tallies throughout, and Richmond Roses pounded Dayton 18 to 6.
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Reider
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Rune
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Imen
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Daly
Donovan
Leon
Balle
Main
Wie
Itches
Smithin
Mm. Pires
Obinson
Dav
Oberlin Wins Big Six Track Meet At Wooster
Oberlin College dominated the 28th Big Six meet at Everance Stadium Wooster May 31 scoring 56 points, led by six first-place finishes including the mile 440 and 220 dashes, low hurdles two mile and the one mile relay Barnes named high point man with 15.5 points Service added 10 for Oberlin as Case Wooster Muskingum tied for second with 27.5 points Western Reserve Mount Union and Heidelberg also posted points in a crowded final standings list.
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Oserway
Knapper
Jamieson Western Reserve
Berlin
Maxwell Parker
Hollands
Putchinanm
Case Wooster
West Gets Tourney Miss Collett Travels to defend Los Angeles course
Providence star Glenna Collett travels across the continent to Los Angeles Country Club to defend her Women’s Amateur Golf Championship as the national tourney returns this year.
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Glenna Collett
Providence
R. 1
Langeles Country Club
Athletics for All Iowa Plan Shows Broad Participation
Report by Ernest G. Schroeder, director of the University of Iowa intramural sports program, notes the phrase athletics for all becoming reality in 1920 30. The season saw 175 entered teams, 40 events, and 4268 competitors across 27 sports with basketball cross country and outdoor track leading participation. Indoor track kittenball volleyball baseball and soccer football also drew 150 to 300 students.
Kaseys Play Four This Week On Local Fields
The Kaseys indoor team schedules four games this week. Monday at Chemical Field they play the Dueber Methodists. Tuesday at Dayton Mallable Field they face Canton Council Jr. O U A M. Wednesday at Chemical Field No 2 they meet Schuman Drugs. Friday at Dueber Field they play the Foresters.
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Chemical Field
Dueber Methodists
Dayton
Canton Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Schuman
Dueberfield
Foresters
Jones Wins British Amateur Championship Over Seas
Bobby Jones won the British amateur championship, adding the last elusive title to his Open and U S wins. He beat strong opposition, including Cyril Tolley, Harrison Johnston, and George Voight, finishing six up on the 40th green as Wethered matched Jones in parts of the final. Jones now eyes the British Open and U S titles as his next challenges.
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Bobby Jones
Great Britain
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Harrison Johnston
United States
Cyril Tolley
George Voight
Johnston
Tolley
Bobby
Voight
Carnera
K. O. Christner
Detroit
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Christner
Godfrey
Primo
Maien
Ana Oo Tophy
Sooh
Wethered
Col. Skene
Royal and Ancient
St. Andrews
Hoylake
Kriton
Bob
Canadian Stars on U S Teams Relay to Records
Four Canadian Olympic contributors from 1928 join midwest university relay squads. Walter brothers Pete and Jack of Marquette teamed with two teammates to win the distance medley relay in five major meets. Notre Dame’s Brant Littland and Alex Wilson run the half and mile, forming part of the two mile relay quartet.
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Canada
Walter Brothers
Pete
Jack
Marquette University
Marquette
Notre Dame University
Brant Littl
Alex Wilson
Notre Dame
CROWN TAKEN BY USC IN IC4A MEET AT CAMBRIDGE
USC won the IC4A team title with 44% points at Harvard Stadium Cambridge. Stanford and Harvard trailed with 36 23 points respectively. Pacific Coast stars Kenneth Churchill Eric Krenz and Harlow Robert set records while Frank Wykoff of USC won the 100 yard dash in a record-equaling 9 7.10 seconds.
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University of Southern California
Leland Stanford
Harvard Stanford
Harvard
Theacific Coast
Kenneth Churchill
University of California
Eric Krenz
Stanford
Harlow Robert
Far West
Frank Wykoff
Southern California
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Krenz
Leading batters and players across major leagues
A jumbled baseball list highlights top hitters and notable players. Ruth Gehrig Herman and others are mentioned with runs hits and teams including Yankees Athletics Pirates Braves Cardinals and Robins as rosters and stats appear in a fragmented record.
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Nuth
Mtankess
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Yankers Herman
Lobine Frederick
Robins Rice
Renatore Bishop
Moser
Frederick
Robins Itice
Renators Herman
Robine Hisconette
Robine Terry
Glante Frisch
Cardinals
Ne Simmons Athletic Foxx
Reobing
Klein Eee Ee Ceees
How They Stand in Majors and Minors
Erie leads with 12 wins, Canton 11, Fort Wayne 14, Springfield 11, Richmond 1 percent. The National League shows Boston at Philadelphia 27, New York 37, Cleveland 23, Chicago 7. American Association results include Columbus 5 Louisville 14, Milwaukee 14, Kansas City 2, Toledo 10, Indianapolis 4, St. Paul 6, Minneapolis 4. Saturday and Sunday squads posted multiple scores with notable matches in Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York.
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Bobby Jones Captures British Amateur Title in Final
Bobby Jones defeated Roger Wethered to win the British amateur crown at St Andrews in a one sided 36 hole final. Jones opened strong and built a commanding lead, holding off Wethered as crowds surged, before sealing the victory with a late surge to secure the cup.
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United Press
T. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Atlantan
Roger Wethered
McKinley High to honor 39 letters on Recognition Day
McKinley High School will award 39 letters to students across baseball golf tennis and track at a Monday 2 pm Recognition Day assembly. Baseball honorees include Badger Burkhart Carnesm Calhoun Fife Fehn Griffin Gerber Mottice Paviinich Pizzolato Placer Russ Soffell. golf stars Brownaberger Espenschief Hodnick McKinney Schneider Sigler Trinnes. tennis players Barton Beatty James Karam Light Temple Westhoefer. track roster features Mason McCormick Barbour Gottshall Schott Miller Schreiber and others.
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James Burkhart
Carl Carnesm
Dean Calhoun
Robert Fife
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Kenneth Gerber
George Mottice
Melvin Parker
Michael Paviinich
Fred Pizzolato
Frank Placer
Aurel Russ
Eugene Soffell
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Frank Hodnick
John McKinney
Kenneth Schindort
Paul Schneider
Robert Sigler
William Trinnes
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Brownaberger
Roscoe Mason
Dean McCormick
Frank Barbour
Ralph Ross
Dashman
Paul Schott
Robert Gottshall
Earl Miller
Paul Phistes
Earl Schreiber
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