Quaker Five Triumphs in Close Penn Victory
In New York on March 15 the Penn Quakers edged Princeton 29 to 28, securing a tie for second with Dartmouth and Columbia as Princeton held the title at nine wins and one loss. Lemon of Princeton led scoring with 27 field goals and foul points, but Cammy Fite of Yale topped the season with 39 points.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Philadelphia
Quakers
Dartmouth
Columbia
al Willmer
Yale
Lemon
Penn
Brilliat Yale
Cammy Fite
Fenn
Cleaves
Hynson
Wedman
Sussman
Vale
Dake
Cornell
Strom
Waess
Wedell
Cornwall
Cappron
Edwards
Farer
Aix
Methodists Triumph Over Dakota Y in Close Battle
Charleston Southern Methodist basketball edged Dakota Y 43 to 35 on their local floor Saturday. Key contributors for the Methodists included Dawson Estes Thomas and Hurdette with strong defense and timely scoring as the team built a seven point margin late. Field goal tallies list Dawson Seagraves and Seagraves among the scorers with Thomas and Dawson leading in points.
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Charleston Southern Methodist
Darota ¥. Mlc
Methodist
Stefore
Methodists
Jor Dawson
Cabin-Creekers
Joe Dawson
Estes Thomas
Durdetts
Charleston
Mountaineers to Start Baseball Practice Today
Morgantown March 15 The Mountaineers begin practice for the baseball season with Rodners Cutran Truss Pallan and Geudery guiding a group of veterans and recruits at the Armory. Three weeks remain before the first contest as conditioning and equipment issues are addressed and field conditions improve.
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Mountaineers
Morgantown
Avai
Piccner, “Bue' Geudery Cayelder, and A Gran of Several Veterans and Daebiriaas
Wien
Rodgers
Lin
Sutton Cage Team Wins Central Basketball Meet Title
Spencer Barely beats Clenden in Sutton Cage team victory at the fourth annual Central Virginia basketball meet held in Sutton. Foe and Robinson starred for Sutton with Fox pace setting the offense. Gussaway upset Lurnsville in a morning surprise as Sutton advanced to the final by overtim ing Richwood.
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Spencer
Clenden
Sutton
Central
Mareh
Sutton Blk Schuce
Gasstoway
Aperlyer Renny
Bela
Philippi
Foe
Robinson
Thei
Fox
Zamin
Wepr
Suenver high quintet nets season finale win at Parkersburg
In Parkersburg on March 15 the Suenver high team defeated Clendenin 14 to 1 in a hard fought sectional tournament finale. Star forward Murray led the visitors with five field goals while Ry lon shola and Ale Woard showed well for Incaia. The girls also closed their season with a 24 to 0 victory over Royal Meda with Spencer shining in a strong performance.
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Parkersburg
Suenver High
Incaia
Tiles
Ross
Mts
Tilden Voshell Duo Falls in Florida Encounter
The Tilden Voshell pair, the North and South champions, lost to Vincent Richards and Harada in straight sets 4 6 64 6 2 at the Florida Jameles? Beach event. Richards, a top U.S. player, and Harada defeated the Tilden Voshell team in doubles. The group then headed to Jacksonville for the southern championship at the Merida Country Club next week.
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Fie
Ror
Weiner
Howard Voshell
Manuel Alonso
Troan
Hedgefence Wins Tiajuana Derby at Taunting Track
Hedgefence captured the Tiajuana Derby a mile and an eighth, finishing four lengths ahead of Marthe Martin. Trepulse from Swingaiong stable and Maris Master from International stable followed in third and fourth. Time was 1 3/5 seconds slower than the track record.
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Sandtrgg
Tredgefenrr
Kerry Whiskbrooi Cult
Urocentrye
Shible
New York
Tnday
Marthe Martin
Swingaiong
Trepulse
Fyingalats Stabin
Maris Master
Elt
Pin Lwinnee
Reed
Elliott to Lead Bison Baseball
Elliott named captain of the Bison baseball team for the upcoming season. He has served as varsity catcher for three years, previously managed the Bison squad and the section star tournament, and is a student council member and class officer. The team expects strong leadership under his guidance.
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Bevitany
Amen Ae Bethany Colluse
Eorke Emlate
Bison Ring
Eliott
Bilson
Nso
Tisuh
Hotty
Nurmi Recovering From Serious Cold
Nurmi is recovering from a severe cold with high fever noted this Saturday. Doctors say he is unlikely to appear in Hayefird, but could compete in a rearranged event later with a planned meeting against Ray and Ritela in Columbus.
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Will
Jose Ray
Hahn
Ritola
NW Prk
Nurmi Peeriess
Joie Ray
Willie Ritela
Deg Moire Fevent
Ty Madison Savi Minrdon
Wis
Hue
Nuareri
Hayefird
Ohio Class A and Class B meet to decide state basketball title
In Columbus next Saturday eight Class A teams including Portameath Sprime Field Columbus North and Lakewood Waite join eight Class B squads such as Carrollton and Canton Fort Wayne in a statewide tournament. District champions from regionals last week advance to the state finals for the basketball championship.
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Columbus
Columbts. CL
Marsh
Sehood Basketlal
Lewis
Columbes
Leama
Rlate
Dyans
Portameath
Sprimefield
Columbus North
Altransouth
Lakewood
Oledn Waite
Pastoria
Fragmented note on baseball history and figures
The readable text references a catcher known as Chief Mevers with the Giants and mentions Indian catcher figures. It appears as a garbled historical fragment with unclear dates or full names, offering a hint of early baseball lore and player nicknames without coherent events or outcomes.
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Sigma Anal
Mevers
Exhibition Games Imply Lakers and Opponents Matchups
Fragmented OCR lists exhibition game notes with players such as Marek, Kauffman, Blair Pratt, Hartnett, Payne, Rampes, Phillips, Hanis, Spencer, and Shields. Mentions New Orleans, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and March dates with scattered scores and lineups.
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UMS
Marek
He Chicwgo
Los Angeles
Kauffman
Ragt
Blair Pratt
Juel
Hartnett
Chearry
Payne
Rampes
Phillips
Hanis
Spencer
Tresng
Cal
B. St. Lowis
An Branelsoo
Jt Ae
Stuart
Day
Shields
Bool
Gillespie
Hitend
New Orleans
Boston
Opleana
Meas
Ruefing
Piinlen
Echilling
Bordes
Broussard
Howie
South
Ohio State Season Dominates as Buckeyes Claim Crown
Ohio State completes 14 wins in 16 games to capture the Western Conference title becoming the first Big Ten undisputed champion since 1922. The Buckeyes finish 14 1 with nine straight victories to end the season and likely set attendance records surpassing 90 000 for away games and Nim for home dates.
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Columets
Ohio State
Tein
Big Ten
Anther Occapions
Cunter
Juni Oallegge
Monteonk Victorious In One Sided Cage Game
Monteonk defeated Edwight last night 38 to 9 in a one sided basketball game. Edwight team consisted of former college and university men such as Fitzgerald and Lee with Dr. Smith among others. Final score reflected dominance by Monteonk across the contest.
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Monteonk
Winn
Monteonl Y. AL «Ut
Edwight
Oid College
Lke Vitzgerald
VrusRingtin
Lee
Smith
Montuoul Pox
Faochcnt
Mount Union Wins Ohio Court Title
Mount Union clinched the Ohio basketball conference crown with 31 victories as final-night games settled the standings. Case defeated Baldwin Wallace and Miami toppled Cincinnati, while Ohio University finished second with 12 wins and one loss. Other finishers included Oberlin, Kenyon, Dennison, Akron, and Wittenberg among others.
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Mount Ohion
Ohio
Case
Baldwin-Wallace
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio Werlygan
Oberlin
Kenyon
Dennison
Akron
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Wooster
St. Xavier
Hiram
Western Reserve
Heidelburg
Chin Northern
Baldwin Wallace
Otterbvrn
Muskingum
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Wish State Towers
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Carlisan
Simpson
Seneraves
Thomas Lyale Dawson
Sue Peared
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Baumgardner
Thomas
Dawson Grown
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Virginia Tobacco
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