Haskell Star Wilson Charles Wins Decathlon Title
Wilson Charles, star of Haskell, won the national A A U decathlon with 7 543 39 points. He overcame a late lead by Jim Stewart of Los Angeles A C in the 1500 meters on a wet track. Joe Hall of Florida took third, Forrest Mummer fifth. Charles set notable marks in several events and matched his Kansas Relays score.
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Buster) Charles
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Scout Teams Play Game Troop 51 Defeats Troop 53 8 to 3
The Boy Scout troop 51 baseball team beat troop 53 by 8 to 3 in a game played at the university diamond. Smith the Troop 53 pitcher was knocked out in the last of the third as Tee 61 batters drove in six runs. Umpire H. G. Ingham officiated. The teams meet again at 6 o'clock Thursday.
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Yesterday's baseball results wrap across leagues
Yesterday's scores show Washington 3 Philadelphia 2 in the National League. Detroit and other teams posted results amid a crowded schedule. In the American Association Columbus defeated Kansas City while Milwaukee and others faced varied outcomes. Powerfully, several minor standings are noted with scattered tallies and city references.
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Hargiss coached Kansas to face Haskell again in 1930s battle
The piece notes Bill Hargiss will helm Kansas against Haskell, seeking a two-decade repeat of 1916 when Emporia Teachers under Hargiss beat Haskell. It highlights Haskell’s home-field streak since 1926, Creighton’s coach Arthur Star, and various college connections, including Gene Kemper, Kenneth Simons, and Rob Russell's Northwestern eligibility.
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Eureka
Cornett
Pittsburgh Teachers College
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Two youths to meet for billiards title
Chicago August 26 AP Robert Moore of Grand Rapids Michigan and Charles Caccipaglia of Rockford Illinois meet today for the first block of their 300 point national junior pocket billiards championship match, the first event of its kind in the United States. The match was changed from three blocks of 100 points to six blocks of 50 points due to age. The Grand Rapids entrant is 13, and Cacciapaglia is 12.
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Odd Fellows take opener in junior twilight league
The Odd Fellows edged the Elks 1 to 0 on South Park diamond in the first game of the series for second place. Jones led with two hits and a walk in three plate appearances, while Richardson added a hit for the Elks. The decisive run came in the fifth when Jones hit a ball off the shortstop for a single and scored as plays unfolded around the infield. Tomorrow night at 6, the second game of the series is set on the same field.
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Golf meet opens with Hill facing Adams in match play
In Kansas City on August 26 AP reports Mrs. O. S. Hill, Kansas City, shot a 75 in qualifying to lead the women's western golf meet, 11 strokes better than Miss Louise Adams of Indianapolis who earned the medal in qualifying. Hill is favored over Adams in the first round. Also in play are Mrs. Gregg of Los Angeles and Chicago sister Miss June Beebe as well as Edith Begg of Cleveland. G. W. Tyson of Kansas City faces Begg, while Melvin Jones, Chicago, meets H. D. Raymond, Chicago, in the later rounds.
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Big field in marathon swim at Canadian exhibition
Toronto August 26 AP the national exhibition marathon swim draws 272 entries from Canada and the U S with a few from Europe and Asia. Notables include Marvin Nelson Ernest Vierkoetter George Young and newcomer George Bladgin. Only one woman, Anna Priller Bekoit, competes for the 10 000 first prize.
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Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
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Memphis
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Miami
Fla
Boxing Roundup Of European And American Fights
Boxers across cities including New York Bayonne Philadelphia Chicago and Baltimore faced knockouts and decisions. Notable results feature Harold Mayes stopping Primo Ubaldo in New York and Charley Swartz beating Angelo Tijairo in England and Spain respectively. eraill
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Bayonne
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Italy
Charley Swartz
England
Angelo Tijairo
Spain
Chicago
Nisse Ramm
Sweden
Chester Bush
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Eddie Shea
Lou Massey
Ruby Goldstein
New
Joe Trabon
Kansas
Baltimore
Joe Belmont
San Francisco
Max Baer
Livermore
Cal
Frankie Campbell
Major League Leaders in Batting and Power and Stolen Bases
The Associated Press lists top players through August 25 in both leagues. National League batting leader Terry of the Giants hits 408 with 202 hits total, while Gehrig of the Yankees leads American League batting at .356 with 156 hits. Home run leader Wilson of the Cubs with 43 in the NL and Ruth of the Yankees with 44 in the AL. Stolen bases crown to Cuyler of the Cubs with 32 in the NL and McManus of the Tigers with 18 in the AL.
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Ames Faces Stiff 9 Game Grid Card
Ames Iowa Aug 26 AP A heavy schedule of five Big Six opponents a Big Ten and a Missouri Valley foe and two intersectional games away from home makes up the tasks of Iowa State 1930 football team Coach Noel Workman will rely on 14 returning lettermen as a nucleus An ambitious schedule opening against University of Illinois at Urbana October 4 rest period next weekend eight consecutive Saturdays a south trip ends season with games at New Orleans Loyola and at Houston Rice Hopes center on half dozen backfield veterans Hillford Bowes Paul Trauger Richard Wilcox Rudy Tegland Truman Nelson Kenneth Wells Captain Maynard Spear Forrest Bennett Lloyd Lounsbury Robert Smith guard Warren Duesenberg Gordon Nagel Lloyd Nagel Gilbert Hitch ends etc The schedule Oct 4 Minor Urbana Oct 18 Nebraska Ames Oct 25 Kansas Lawrence Nov 1 Oklahoma Ames Nov 8 Missouri Columbia Nov 15 Kansas Aggies Ames Nov 22 Drake Des Moines Nov 29 Loyola New Orleans Dec 6 Rice Institute Houston Texas
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U. S. British Track Teams Gather for Meet
Chicago welcomes both nations as track stars assemble for a dual meet. Lord Burghley leads the Empire squad while Uncle Sam’s team arrives for ceremonies, with Soldier Field workouts planned and hopes for a U S victory in the 400 and possibly the one mile relays amid Britain’s stronger long-distance showings.
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Canzoneri Tops Hess In Ten Round NY Bout
Tony Canzoneri, a rugged New York Italian, defeats Goldie Hess of Los Angeles by 13 to 5 over ten rounds at Queensboro stadium. The boxing card drew attention as the new Notre Dame stadium in South Bend proceeds toward completion. In a Phillies Cubs game the Cubs won 5-4 with English and Cuyler scoring for Chicago and Whitney and O'Doul for Philadelphia.
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Getting Facts From The Izaak Walton League
Chicago New York has undertaken a comprehensive water survey per Outdoor America. A three scientist field staff studies north western Adirondacks and St Lawrence area for the Conservation Department. The effort aims to craft scientific stocking policy for streams lakes and ponds and is funded by the Conservation Fund. The 1929 Lake Champlain report presents fish foods vegetation bottoms and pollution findings within New York state.
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On Line Drives and Baserunning Tactics for Third Base
Al Demaree explains baserunner behavior on line drives hit to the outfield with runners on third. He cautions against starting too early, noting quick starts can lead to retracing steps and being thrown out. A safe hit allows scoring. a hit caught by an outfielder may still score after the catch. Demaree offers a new illustrated leaflet on batting by request.
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