Miami University dominates second annual Ohio AAU meet
The Miami University track team won the team title at the Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club hosted Ohio AAU Championships. Oxford High scorers led over Cincinnati Gym, Central YMC A, and Cincinnati. McQueen and Don Jacob led individual points with multiple event records broken, while Earl Garrison kept the two mile walk title.
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Weather Cancels Braves Reds Game At Redland Field
Rain and darkness forced the postponement of the Braves versus Reds at Redland Field yesterday. The game will be made up as part of a double header on August 2. Managers consider lineup changes while authorities address raincheck keepers and refunds.
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Wolverine Trackmen Capture Big Ten Title
Michigan Wolverines won the 1925 Western Conference outdoor track title at Ohio State Stadium defeating Wisconsin and 16 others, led by De Hart Hubbard and Phillip Northrup. Hubbard set a broad jump record, Northrup added javelin and broad jump scores, while Wisconsin’s Herbert Schwarze set a shot put mark.
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Iowa
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Northrup
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University of Wisconsin
Schwarze
Ralph Rose
Justine Russell
Chicago
Harold Osborne
Alderman
Michigan Aggies
Pat Moran Jr Named Color-Bearer for Reds Jubilee Parade
Sentiment accompanies Pat Moran Jr appointment as color-bearer to Grand Marshal Captain R L Dunning for Golden Salies Day parade Friday afternoon. Long John Reilly becomes Chief of Staff of Red guard. many old Reds take posts of honor. Al Selbach plans to attend from Grove City, with Bobby Mitchell and George Miller to be featured.
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Chicago
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Frank Rostock
Elmer P. Fries
Morris H. Isaacs
Tygers Down Macks First Time This Year
Cobb's Detroit Tygers win their first game in six by a 6 to 4 score over Philadelphia. Whitehill pitched well before heat fatigue in the ninth. Hale led Philadelphia with a homer and a double and a triple.
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Yankees Rally Past Browns 11 to 9 in Hitting Duel
New York defeats Cleveland 11 to 9 in a hard hitting game. Joe Dugan collapsed after the last play, injuring his right ankle as St. Louis used four pitchers to New York’s three. Williams homered for the Browns. Jones and Ferguson worked for New York while Wingard pitched for St. Louis. Time 2 20. Umpires Evans Dinen and Hildebrand.
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Indians 8 Red Sox 4 in Boston contest
Cleveland defeated Boston 8 to 4 in a loosely played game. Spurgeon had four errors for Cleveland while Speaker delivered a key two-base hit with the bases loaded in the second inning. Wamby miscue aided a run and several pitchers split the line for both clubs.
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Johnsons Dominate as Senators Beat White Sox 4 to 1
Walter Johnson pitched to back a 4 1 victory for Washington over Chicago while his teammates collected 12 hits. Collins Seibold Goslin Rice and Leibold each contributed multi hit efforts as the Senators erased an early White Sox lead. Johnson allowed one run and left after 1 46 for the win.
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Cards Rally To Top Giants In St Louis 6-8 Victory
Jens Haines pitched well in relief as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the league-leading New York Giants 6 to 8. Key hits in the seventh inning included Toporcer's single Blades's double Smith's triple and Hornsby's RBI single in a three-run frame.
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Pirates 9 Phillies 3 in Jubilee of 1901 style exhibition
The Pirates defeated the Phillies 9 to 3 in Pittsburgh as part of a Jubilee event honoring the 1901 club with Fred Clarke and Hansner in the lineup. The oldtimers team played three scries against the present Pirates, who built a 9-3 win behind solid hitting. Moore hit a home run for Philadelphia while Traynor and Wright supplied key hits for Pittsburgh.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs 12 9 as Grimes Wins Columbia Field
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 12 to 9 in Chicago. Grimes earned the win with 8 innings of strong relief support from Hubbell and Greene. Blake took the loss. Grimes homered. Grimes struck out 6, while Brooks and Stock contributed key RBI and double plays.
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Christ Church Shevlin tilt draws Hyde Park crowd
Great crowd expected for a five round Cincinnati Amateur Baseball clash as top team Shevlin meets Christ Church at Hyde Park Lumber grounds. Preliminaries include Triple A versus Century, with multiple regional matchups and large East End turnout planned at Faessell Field and Elder Stadium.
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Notables Among 24 State Athletes Who Complete Courses This Summer
Ohio State will graduate over two dozen athletes at its forty-eighth commencement on June 16. The list includes stars from baseball, basketball, track, football, and other sports, with several former Buckeyes also earning degrees. Notable names span Walters H. Larrimer, Bent Petcoff, Dean W. Trott, Don Wiper, Kenneth Pauley, and others from baseball, basketball, track, and fencing among the class.
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Dick Brashear
George D
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Gameron
Cleveland
Larry Walther
Canton
Arnold Condon
A. Ward Ross
Ralph C. Bunker
Delta
Utah
Glenn Kreider
Newark
L. Edwin Judy
Martin’s Ferry
Anthony Fioretti
Walther
Snyder
Frank A. Riebel
D. Parker
Springfield
Mass
Milton Shapero
Cecil Bidlack
Mrs Armstrong Wins Southern Golf Tourney
Mrs John W Armstrong of Jackson captured the Southern women's golf championship at Belle Meade in Nashville by a 10 and 9 victory over Mrs H S Geismer of Birmingham. The final followed a steady, persistent run through the tournament with a notable semi final upset of Mrs David Gant of Memphis.
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Schedule of Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association Games
Today's lineup includes Triple versus Century at Hyde Park Lumber 1 o'clock. Shevlin battles Christ Church at 5. Price Hill Tigers meet Meyerle Meats at Newport field 3. Chicago Mill and Lumber play Leonine at Faessel's field 3. East End Merchants face Ferris Lumber at Christ Church field 3. L. B. Harrison versus Pleasant Ridge at Pleasant Ridge 3:30. Becker Clothes vs Railway Mail at Elder Stadium 3. Purcell meets Brighton at Deer Creek No 4 3:30.
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Ohio State Nine Clings to Lead in Big Ten Race
Ohio State preserved its top spot in the Big Ten by routing Minnesota 9 to 2 in Minneapolis. Starter Peter Gary exited after three innings with a sore arm and Jim Emerson allowed the Buckeyes no further runs through the game.
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College Baseball Results From Northeast to Midwest
Harvard 2 Holy Cross 6 in Worcester. Army 11 Seventh International Guard 2 at West Point. Amherst 1 Wesleyan 4 in Middletown. Princeton 3 Princeton 2 in Princeton. Yale 9 Crescent A C 6 in New Haven. Ohio State 9 Minnesota 2 in Minneapolis. NYU 4 Penn 38 in New York. Columbia 2 Dartmouth 8 in Hanover. Wabash 4 DePauw in Greencastle halted in eleventh inning darkness.
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Tennis Star Lacoste Hits Rivals With Notes and Strategy
Paris June 6 Rene Lacoste France's rising lawn tennis champion keeps a card filing system tracking past opponents and likely rivals. He writes notes on each style and suggests approaches for future matches. He even marks William Tilden's card with a question mark.
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Volkerts pace Lutheran League with three straight wins
The Volkerts lead the Lutheran Athletic League with three victories in as many games as Hein dominates with 103 strikeouts in eight games. They face Hamilton Ironmakers at Concordia Field in Silverton, while Emmaus meets Redeemer at Triumph Electric grounds Oakley. Reading Club travels to Aurora for a Westside Ball Park clash. All games begin at 3 o'clock.
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Wooster Defeats Oberlin In Conference Baseball Clash
Wooster strengthened its lead in the conference race with a 14 to 6 win over Oberlin in Oberlin Ohio. The Wooster pitching staff rotated five pitchers including Braden who started and left early, ensuring a rout.
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Elward Signs Two Year Coaching Contract
Mal Elward athletic coach of John Carroll University signs a two year deal. His existing contract still runs for one year. The announcement came from Cleveland Ohio on June 6.
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