Leaders Beat Eagles In Fra nal Indoor League Tilt
The Washingtons topped the Eagles 18 to 11 to stay first in the Fra nal indoor league. Boerner led with four hits and two doubles as four home runs were hit in a high scoring affair. Antony pitched four scoreless innings late to seal the win while Sheffler fanned 14 for the winners.
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Eagles
Boerner
Sinses
Antony
Scanlon
Foresters
Jacobs
Ritchie
Berring
Washington
Reese
K. of P
Sheffler
Huffler
Ae Hallam
Kendra
See
Roberts
Brady
Seeee
Ambro
Stan
Rerring
Ungashick
Tabellion
Barrett
R. Barrett
Schario
Ef Stark
Rhem
Braves
Sherdel
Day
Slemer
St. Louis
Boston
Kentucky hurler pitches no hit game at Centre
Lexington May 23. Riffe, University of Kentucky pitcher, hurled a no hit no run game against Centre College. The 8 to 0 score left only one Playing Colonel reaching first base, and that on Riffe’s error. He did not reach second.
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Lexington
Riffe
University of Kentucky
Centre College
Colonel
Practice swings on rough do not incur penalty in golf rule
A player may take a practice swing anywhere including the rough as long as no rule is broken by improving the lie or moving fixed objects. No penalty is charged if the swing is not used to hit the ball and the bend is respected, though a note suggests keeping a club length away to avoid questions about intent.
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Owever
Hether
Innis Brown
Bell Synd. Inc
Question Box Reasoning on baseball and records
The article explains a baseball play where the first baseman throws home to cut off a runner tying to score, noting the run would count if safe at home and if the other runner is not put out. It also answers discus record by Glen Harter of Stanford with 157 feet 158 inches and states Mia Freisen struck out 24 times last season.
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Foptright
Canton Daily News
Ake
Hade
Glen Harteranft
Sandford University
Ches
Stivers Forfeits Athletic Wins In Age Rule Violations
Dayton high school officials announced that Stivers High forfeited football victories after the Ohio High School Athletic Association ruled two players were over the 20 year age limit. Athletic Director R. W. Worst and Coach Harry Wilhelm were cited as initiating the forfeiture amid age eligibility charges.
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Dayton
Stivers High School
R. W. Worst
Harry Wilhelm
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Stivers High
Dayton High School
Sandyville Seeks Rescheduled Game With Waynesburg
Weather rainouts push Sandyville to reschedule against the Eberhardt Massillon squad at Waynesburg. The Sandys plan to fill missing positions with a local infielder, aim to book the 31st man, and request contact via Gilbert at the General Store Neyville.
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Sandyvile
Sunny
Eberhardt
Sandys
Naarre
Sandyville
Waynesburg
Gilbert
Neyville
Exline Cardinals Seek Backers After Last Year
The Exline Cardinals, class B league champions, held a workout and signaled they want supporters to help sustain the team this season. Officials emphasized readiness and community backing as goals.
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Exline Cardinals
Prac
Cardinal
Sanitary Milks Play Louisville Sunday on Superior Field
Sanitary Milks face Louisville Sunday on the Superior Sheet Steel field with Hogan or McKey pitching and Kimmel catching. All players must report at the plant at 12 30.
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Sanitary Milks
Louitaville
Superior Sheet
Hogan
McKey
Kimmel
Reserve Nine Overpowers Oberlin In Cleveland Baseball
The Reserve nine defeated Oberlin 16 to 3 at Reserve field in Cleveland. The win avenges earlier football and basketball losses to Oberlin as Buck Yocum’s team dominated from the start after a tight Oberlin game earlier in the season.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
Buck Yocum
Congregational
Reserve Field
Reserve
Clevelanders
Leading MLB Hitters Include Hornsby Bancroft Bottomley
National leaders show Gabre Hawk Phil posting 31 runs batted in and a .437 on base. Hornsby Card leads with 43 runs and a .410 average. Bancroft Craven adds 37 hits and .402, Bottomley Card adds 60 RBI and .394. Fournier Dodg contributes 87 RBI and a .389 average.
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National
Gabre
Hawks
Phil
Hornsby
Card
Bancroft
Craven
Bottomley
Fournier
Dodg
American
Ohio Derby Entries and Today's Baseball Games
Today's listings include Ohio Derby entries and a slate of major league games. American League matchups feature New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago while National League games include Pittsburgh at New York and St. Louis at Boston.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
New Rk
Detroit
Soston
aPue
Petracen
New York
Brooklyn
Merwater
Pittsburgh Eens
Smith Cincinnati
Milliwick Ik Nove
Boston
Jutta Lee
Hileman Chicago
Pere
Bers
St. Louis
Peeresawees Lt
Rublisher
LL. T Cooper
Siri
Ubs American Association
St. Paul
L. Pet
Cee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Trees
Louisville Ve
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Beaton
Cincinnati
National League
Yesterday's Home Runs Across National and American Leagues
National totals show Pirates Wright and Giants Wilson among leaders with Reds players rolling big numbers. American totals list Hartnett Cubs with 12 homers and Hornsby Cardinals nine as Meusel Yankees and others contribute across the leagues.
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Wright
Pirates
Wilson
Giants
Roush
Reds
Walker
Donohue
Tutigate
Dressen
Traptee
Slemer
Braves
Hartnett
Cubs
Hornsby
Cardinals
Meusel
Yankees
Harbor Hi Wins Ashtabula Meet in 32 Point Victory
Harbor High School captured the Ashtabula County High School Athletic Association field and track meet with 32 points at Jefferson, followed by Ashtabula 30, Grand River Institute 21, Conneaut 21, Jefferson and Geneva. Snodgrass of Grand River led individuals with 16 points as five records fell including Focareto 10.1 in the 100 yards, Hasslett in pole vault, Dunnington long jump, Snodgrass in the 120 yard low hurdles, and Ashtabula relay in the half mile. Largest crowd in county history attended.
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Harbor High School
Ashtabula County High School Athletic Association
Jeferson
Grand River Institute
Conneaut
Jefferson, O
Geneva
Snodgrass
Grand River
Focareto
Hasslett
Harbor
Dunnington
County Association
Big Ten netmen face title bids in Chicago meet
Western conference members threaten to take honors at the western intercollegiate tennis tournament held at the University of Chicago. Doubles semi finals saw Sagalowsky Kurtrock Butler defeat Michigan pair Jerome Crane 6-1 6-0. Ohio State Tracy Shapiro beat Illinois Goodwillie Earl in next round. In singles, Butler’s Kurzrock faces Donovan Notre Dame and Sagalowsky meets Kirchbaum Michigan. Kirchbaum beat Hunter Ohio State 7-9 6-4 7-5.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Sagalowsky
Kurtrock
Butler
Jerome and Crane
Michigan
Goodwillie
Earl
Ilinois
Tracy
Shapiro
Ohio State
Donovan
Notre Dame
Kurzrock
Kirchbaum
Hunter
Tracey and Shapiro
Ohio
Hadley
Denny
Wabash
Krickbaum
Sagalowski
Ninols
New Philly Escapes Coach Change With Elyria Offer
New Philadelphia high school coach Herbert H. Stiffler resigned after a unanimous renewal by the board of education last week to accept a coaching position at Elyria high school.
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New
Philadelphia
Herbert H. Stiffler
Board of Education
Elyria High School
Oarsmen Stand By On Severn
Varsity crews from Navy Harvard and Syracuse stood by on the Severn last night for today two mile race. The clash of the three eights draws interest as the Intercollegiate classic nears and the American Henleys are a week away.
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Annapolis
Navy
Harvard
Syracuse
Severn
Percy Jones Blanks Robins With Lone Hit
Percy Jones pitched Chicago to a 2 0 win over Brooklyn as the Cubs held the Robins to one hit. Six men were passed, six struck out, and four double plays helped make it one of the best games of the year.
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Blanks
Robins
Rooklyn
Chic
Cubs
Brooklyn
Terie
Wis Ma de Seedéte
Sede Hs
Cub
Wu Uula
Johnston
Adams
Jones
Philly Ball Park No Longer Major’s Band Box
Philadelphia National League field is losing its band box status as St. Louis fields set home run records. Fifty homers by Philadelphia teams this season vs Bretons near 70 in St. Louis with Cardinals adding power. The shift boosts St. Louis reputation for long balls and pressures Philadelphia pitchers and park officials.
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Canton Daily News
York
Philadelphia National League
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philly
Quaker City
Gary Cravath
Nationals
Cobb
Cochrane
Detroit
Florida
Anson
Hoover earns chance to challenge for sculling cup victory
Philadelphia May 23 Walter Hoover won the right to challenge Jack Beresford of England for the Philadelphia gold challenge cup in a trial over a mile and a quarter on the Schuylkill river. He defeated John Blessing Jr., Paul Costello, and W E Gilmore, all of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Walter Hoover
Jack Beresford
England
Schaykl
Hoover
John Blessing Jr
Paul Costello
W. E. Garret Gilmore
Thayer and Jessup Claim Pennsylvania Eastern States Doubles
Miss Molly Thayer of Philadelphia and Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington won the women’s doubles tennis championship, defeating Mrs. M. B. Huff and Miss Mildred Willard 6-1 7-5. They advance to the singles final to be played tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Molly Thayer
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania
M. BR. Huff
Mildred Willard
Jessup
Miss Thayer
Youngstown Boxing Promoter Cancels May Show
Al Zill, local promoter, called off the May 26 open air show in Youngstown and announced the first outdoor card will be June 8 with Renny Gershe of Cleveland as a main bout. An opponent for Gershe was not yet chosen. Jimmy Slattery will meet Jack Shoendorf in a four feature ten round bouts card by Duke Berry at Avon Park Memorial Day afternoon. The remaining bouts include Teddy Easterbrook vs Johnny Vascher, George Harrison vs Young Meehan, and Walter O Keefe vs Andy Chariton.
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Youngstown
al Zill
Renny Gershe
Cleveland
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo Boxing Phenom
Jack Shoendorf
Milwaukee
Duke Berry
Avon Park
Teddy Easterbrook
Johnny Vascher
George Harrison
Young Meehan
Walter O'Keefe
Andy Chariton
Walker Trains for Greb at Summit health camp
Mickey Walker plans a West Coast return and immediate training at Freddie Welsh’s Summit health farm for a bout with Harry Greb. Charley Weinert trains nearby at Pleasantdale while McTigue camps close by, as Weinert publicizes daily workouts to build speed for a hoped clash with Harry Wills.
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New York
Mickey Walker
West Coast
Freddie Welsh
Summit
Harry Greb
Charley Weinert
Pleasantdale
McTigue
Walker
Mmne
Bey
North Jersey
Weinert
Harry Wills
Kaplan Knocks Out Sullivan in Fifth Round Boxing Win
In Waterbury Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden knocks out Kid Sullivan of Brooklyn in the fifth round. The day also reports track notes from Cambridge where Paavo Nurmi led to a 4 15 1 5 mile and other boxing and college sports results across Newark Chicago Aurora and Columbus with multiple technical knockouts and upcoming dual meets.
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Waterbury
Conn
Louis Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Kid Sullivan
Brooklyn
Cambridge
Mass
Paavo Nurm
Harvard
Heckaman Clothiers Stage Sunday Workouts at Firemanafield
Heckaman Clothiers announce a Sunday morning workout at Firemanafield at 9 30 then a Sunday afternoon session at Lakeside with the Pennzols.
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Heckaman Clothiers
Firemanafield
Lakeside
Pennzols
Pressings Edge Dirty Rugs In Low Scoring Victory
The Pressings Grocers defeated the Dirty Rugs 7 to 6 in a tight game. Gump Beyee led at bat as timely hitting and Rug pitching miscues powered the win. Garfield 3404 J noted in the box.
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Rugs
Gump Beyee
Garfield
Stucki’s Edge Tomahawks 16-15 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Stucki’s defeated the Tomahawks 16-15 in a nine inning game with eight runs in the final frame. Williams made key defensive plays at Hemlock Field aiding the comeback and Stucki’s pulled ahead after a dramatic late surge.
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Tomahawks
Stuckin
Williams
Cal
Stucki
Hemlock
Pearce Poised to Lead Wesleyan in Ohio Meet
Ohio Wesleyan faces the Big Six track meet at Delaware May 29 30 with Harley Pearce expected to be the high scorer. The one man team competes in six to seven events including the 100 220 yard dashes high hurdles pole vault high jump and possibly relays as teammates and rivals battle for points.
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Harley Pearce
Ohie Wesleyan
Ohio
Delaware
Vaventila Aerne
Rone
Ohin
Devel
Ohio Wesleyan
Dash Pearce
Hasty Sharkey
Miami
J. Pierce
Sharkeys
Methodista
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Heinrichs
Hovis
Wesleyan
George Abbot
Case
Crothers
Woostern
Boles
Abbott
Cook
Hunsche
Oberlin
Hill
Johnson
Akron U
Maurice Burns
Pearce
Jordan
Hadley
Hiram
Yueh
Mount Union
Yuck
Weber
Reserve
Destler
Wooster
Gabele
Denison
Denton “Dope
Doll
Kaden
Denison Aga
J. Smith
Akron University
Methodists
Obertin
Miamiacrosa
Oxford
Handicap Golf Matches at Lakeside Today
Handicap golf matches will be staged at the Lakeside Shrine Club this afternoon. Play starts at 1 o clock on the Inks course. Several members are expected to take part and plans are under way for golf next Saturday with definite announcements to follow.
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Lakeside Shrine Club
Ruths Illness May Help Ruths Baseball Comeback
DAVIS J. WALSH notes Ruth’s illness begins a recovery that could boost his performance. Ruth shows a leaner, trimmer frame and steadier legs as he strengthens after months away. The writer argues the convalescence may extend his career and sharpen his batting eye with continued health.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
George Herman Ruth
Ruth
Finals Today in Track and Tennis at Ohio Stadium
Columbus May 28 finals in the annual Ohio high school meet are set for this afternoon with tennis finals and track finals. This forenoon saw tennis semi finals while track preliminaries and semi finals were completed yesterday. Track finals cover ten events in class A and class B groups including 100 220 and 440 yard dashes 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles.
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Columbus
Ohio High School
Ohio Stadium
Teuschen leaves Ohio Wesleyan for Fontoria High football coach
John JO Tedacher, assistant coach at Ohio Wesleyan University for the past two seasons, signed to coach Fontoria High School's athletic team. He will start with the football season next autumn.
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Delaware
John JO Tedacher
Ohio Weealeyan University
Fontoria
Gershe training hard in camp for Joyce bout
Gershe labors daily in Cleveland camp to sharpen for the Joyce fight next Monday. He runs 4 to 6 miles each morning and trains at Seymour gym in the afternoon with sparring partners including McMullen Rint Pepper and Cohen. Benny Holmes is expected to be in top form for nightfall clash with Teddy Joyce who arrives Sunday morning for workouts.
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Enny Gershe
Cleveland
Gershe
Seymour Gymnasium
Maurice McMullen
Johnny Rint
Joe Peppers
Benny Holmes
Milton Cohen Bantama
Hia Parring
Benny
al Carbot
Teddy Joyce
Neil Graham
al Walther
Sym
Ten Battlera
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O. S. U. Columbus
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Akron
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New York Boxing Commission
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