Intermediate Laurels At Stake at Harrison
Fenwick Pioneers and Lattleford School meet in the Tri-State Intermediate Basketball final at L. B. Harrison Gym. Both sides reach the final after semifinal wins over Newport Catholic Gym Cats and Sigma Chi Midgets. Event features trophies, prizes, and an anticipated large crowd.
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Fenwick Pioneers
Lattleford School
L. B. Harrison
Newport Catholic
Sigma Ghit
Littleford School Warriors
Lockland American Legion Rovers
Pioneers
L. A. Harrison
Littleford
Sigma Chi
Newport
Blue Grass
Pioneer
Keefe Confirms Boxing Split and New Plans
Jack Keefe writes that Ed Barrow sent his contract and he will meet in the office to sign while signaling retirement from boxing for now. He mentions following a new song in Florida and plans to fool the Babe and others with his floaters.
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Ed Barrow
Bean
Dempsey
Florida
Weil al
Babe and the Hole Gang
Price Hill Tigers Promise Strong Class A Season
The Price Hill Tigers, last year's Class B amateur champions, are all residents of Price Hill under manager Dick Schroeder. With a full local roster and a tough schedule, they aim to lead Western Hills popularity while playing as the only Cincinnati Class A amateur team without outside backing. Notable players include Eddie Hellman and Jerry Linnemann. they now play at Elder High School Stadium.
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Price Hill
Western Hills
Tigers
Cincinnati
Diamond Fame
Schroeder
Eddie Hellman
Jerry Linnemann
Kunz Twins
Shorty
Vece
Paul
Cy Thesing
Paul Ratterman
Frank Harperink
Tony Frey
Cliff Hackett
Bob Harwood
Benny Seigel
Chais Dabney
Ray Feldman
Mat Deiters
Joe Schonhoff
Joe Engelharat
Elder High School
Nurmi to Run Mile After Cold Saps Five Thousand Bid
Paavo Nurmi radiates illness yet plans to race in Madison Square Garden. He will run the mile against Jose Ray and Lloyd Hahn, and later the 5,000 meters against Willie Ritola, with organizers agreeing to stage the longer event first.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Jose Ray
Lloyd Hahn
Willie Ritola
Madison Square Garden
Nurmi suspension sought after no-show at Hartford meet
The Connecticut Amateur Athletic Union will petition the National Amateur Athletic Union to suspend Paavo Nurmi after the Finnish runner failed to appear at a track meet in Hartford yesterday. Thomas Tracey of New Haven, secretary of the state body, announced the move.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Amateur Athletic Union
National Amateur Athletic Union
Paavo Nurmi
Thomas Tracey
New Haven
Connecticut
Proposed High League Meets at St X Tonight
Representatives of the proposed Big Six high school league of Greater Cincinnati will meet at St Xavier High School at 8 oclock. Delegates from Newport Elder St Marys Covington St Xavier and Norwood High are expected with one more applicant to be discussed. The meeting aims at organization and considering feasibility constitutions and entrance requirements.
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Greater Cincinnati
St. Xavier High School
Newport
Elder
St. Mary’s
Covington
St. Xavier
Norwood High
Derby Hopes Get Off Day At Louisville Tracks
Derby hopefuls enjoyed an off day at Churchill Downs as weather allowed good workouts. Trainers Brooks Spence and Cudahy were active with assignments and shipments. horses like Princess Umbria and Hallucination received attention. Jockeys Lambert Garner and Reggie Fisher prepared mounts for upcoming races.
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C. J. Savage
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Douglas Park
Edward Cebrain
Lakme
Troutbeck-Istar
Rosebee
Troutbeck
Flying Chief
Fair Charmer
Scramble
France
A. K. Macomber
Black Toney
George Brooks
Lexington
Cobrian
Lambert Garner
Garners
Kay Spence
Audley Farm
Boosting
Miami
Berryville
Spence
Audley
Fuo
L. T. Cooper
Island Farm
Princess Umbria
Florida
Gerald C. Cudahy
Chicago
John S. Middleton
Reggie Fisher
Tijuana
J. K. L. Ross
Pimlico
Sixteen Teams to Play in Ohio Court Tourney
In Columbus on Friday and Saturday sixteen high school basketball teams will compete for state titles in two classes. Class A entrants include Portsmouth Springfield Columbus North Akron South Lakewood Toledo Waite Fostoria and Zanesville. Class B entrants are Oberlin Carleton Glenford St Wendelin Leipsic Coitsville Bellepoint and Miamisburg.
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Columbus
Portsmouth
Springfield
Columbus North
Akron South
Lakewood
Toledo
Waite
Fostoria
Zanesville
Oberlin
Carrollton
Glenford
St. Wendelin
Leipsic
Coitsville
Bellepoint
Miamisburg
St. Mary's High selects seven for lettered basketball team
Seven members of the St. Marys High School basketball squad will receive letters for their work. Captain Cyril Bolger and teammates Bernard Wagger Frank Van Vahr Donald McHale Edward Bolger Urban Voss and Joseph Schwertman earned the honor. The Hyde Park school finished 11 wins 2 losses 244 points to 167. They beat Elder Dayton Preps Fenwick Pioneers and lost to St. Xavier and Elder. Coach Reddington plans a strong next season with McHale captain and the Bolger brothers leading the nucleus.
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St. Mary’s
Marty Reddington
Cyril
Red) Bolger
Bernard Wagger
Frank van Vahr
Donald McHale
Edward Bolger
Urban Voss
Joseph Schwertman
Hyde Park
Elder High
Dayton Preps
Fenwick Pioneers
Hyde Parkers
St. Xavier High
Elder
Mary
Reddington
Bernard Hugger
Frank van Lahr
Red
Rady” Bolger
McHale
Edward Alf
Norman Huff
Maurice Carney
Foy Herschede
Walter Camp remembered as a driving force in sports
Walter Camp is eulogized for shaping college football and promoting community sports through the Daily Dozen and his wide influence. The piece notes his dedication to body building, sportsmanship, and fair play, and highlights contemporaries like Tex Rickard and Jimmy De Forest as rivals and innovators in boxing and sports promotion.
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de Forest
George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
Walter Camp
Yale
Jimmy de Forest
Polo Grounds Athletic Club
Tex Rickard
Long
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Rickard
Clement Cagers Triumph Over Knights of Columbus 28 to 19
Clement A C club defeated Knights of Columbus 28 to 19 in an Intercity League game at Price Hill. Atlus and Van starred on offense while the Price Hill Pintos beat Clement Cubs in the preliminary. Referee Burns officiated a twenty minute period game.
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Clement Cagers
Fenwick Club
Clement A. C. Cagers
Price Hill
Knights of Columbus
Atlus
Van
Price Hill Pintos
Clement Cubs
Clement A. C
Price Hill Caseys
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Fifty fourth Cavalry Brigade to meet Riding Club for polo title
Victories over the Tenth Infantry and Fifty-fourth Cavalry officer teams set up a Greater Cincinnati polo final between the Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade Line and Riding Club at the Riding Club arena Friday night. Riding Club beat Fifty fourth officers 16 to 7. Ft. Thomas fell to Fifty-fourth Line 14 to 3. On Saturday Riding Club faces Troop A of Cleveland in Cleveland.
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Tenth Infantry
Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade
Greater Cincinnati
Riding Club
Ft. Thomas
Troop A
Cleveland
Becker Players Stage First Complete Contest At Dempsey Park
Becker Clothes Class amateurs, split into Vets and Colts, played the season’s first complete nine inning game at Dempsey Park. The Vets won 7 to 5 with seven runs in the opener, while the Colts tallied four in late frames. Twenty players appeared. manager John Doherty praised the effort and expects a pennant run.
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Doherty
Vets
Dempsey Park
Colts
Ab.h.o.a
P.m
Bunn
G.ludwig
Wright
Martin
H.ludwig
Oj Leideger
M’arth
Weitzel
Schraer
Jones
Siegel
Miller
Voght
McArthur
Leideger
Elmers
Keller
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