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]e3YetFt1iiiftYf1Irlta)1) \WITH THE BIG LEAGUERSContinuing to back good pitching with terrific slugging the New York Americans still lead the American League with 20 wins, and only eight defeats for a percentage of .714. Philadelphia displaying a punch, the like of which has not been seen in them for years, took four straight games from Cleveland, pushed Speaker’s crew out of second place and moved into the new quarters themselves. Ed Rommel pitched the Mackmen to two victories over Cleveland. Ruth slammed out his seventh homer of the season, his two hundredth of his big league career Saturday.In the National League, New York continues to have things its own way, enjoying a 157 point lead over St. Louis who sprang to life and landed second place. A feature of the National League play was the return of Dick Rudolph, the hero of the 1914 World’s Series, who pitched his first full game for more than a year, shutting out Pittsburg 1 to 0. Many pitchers battles were staged last week and close games were the order of the past seven days in the old league.HIGH SCHOOL MEETttI(Continued from pare 1)Of interest to local fans is the showing made by the Doane squad, which ranked fifth with a total of 16 points, all of them coming in the field events. The shot put netted the Academy 7 points when Gregory and Hamilton took second and third in the event. Gregory continued his good work by registering third in the discus and fifth in the javelin. Hammond’s winning leap of 19 feet, 5 inches in the broad jump boosted the Doane score to 16 where it remained for the day.Class B Also GoodAshley with 56 points led the way for the teams of Class B, which included schools with an enrollment of less than 150 boys. Bellepoint took second with 41 points followed by Prospect with 32. Gobby Clark’s squad from Williamsport finished a good fourth with 31 counters.The athletes of Class B proved to be superior to those of the other division in the field events, marking up better records in four of the six contests decided on the field. Anson of Prospect cleared the bar in the high jump at 5 feet 11 inches, 1-2 inch better than the present Denison record.Carter of Ashley stood out as high point man with 18 points, having taken firsts in the 100 and 220, second in the high hurdles, third in the low hurdles and fifth in the high jump. McMillen of Bellepoint with firsts in the shot DUt, pole vault and discus fol-owed with 15 tallies. Anson of Prospect and Smith of Williamsport were tied for third in the scoring, each having 13 points.Some 200 of the best high school athletes in central Ohio took part in the meet, eighteen high schools being represented. The meet was handled in a very efficient manner, all the events being run off on scheduled time. The finals in the field events and the preliminaries in the dashes and hurdles were held in the morning. The finals in all the track events were run off in the afternoon in connection with the Denison-Oberlin meet.The meet was similar to eight others which were being held in various parts of the state for the purpose of qualifying contestantsfor the Ohio inter-scholastic meet which is to be held in Columbus next Saturday. The first two men in each event are permitted to enter the finals of the big meet.The summary:Field EventsHigh Jump—Class A: 1. Finta, South; 2. Dowds, Mt. Vernon; 3. Barnes, Westerville; 4. Avery, East; 5. Bovver, Commerce. Height 5 ft. 3 1-2 in. Class B—1. Anson, Prospect; 2. Smith, Williamsport; 3. Macklin, Bellepoint; 4. Morton, Ashley; 5. Carter, Ashley. Height 5 ft. 11 in.12-lb. Shot Put—Class A: 1. Seneff, Westerville; 2. Gregory, Doane; 3. Hamilton, Doane; 4. Young, South; 5. Murphy, Aquinas. Distance 39 ft. 10 in. Class B—1. McMillen, Bellepoint; 2. Brownley, Martel; 3. Bartlett, Ashley;4. Jolly, Ashley. Distance 40 ft. 2 1-2 inches.Pole Vault—Class A: 1. Meyer, Westerville; 2. Bower, Commerce; 3. Riegel, South; 4. Brashear, South; McKinley, Aquinas; O’Brien, Aquinas; and Cole, East tied for fifth. Height, 10 ft. 4 in. Class B—1. McMillen, Bellepoint; 2. Freshwater, Bellepoint;3. Anson, Prospect; 4. Stone, Ashley;5. Jeffrey, Ashley. Height 10 ft. Javelin—Class A: 1. Murphy, Aquinas; 2. Collier, Westerville; 3. Summers, East; 4. Hamilton, East; 5. Gregory, Doane. Distance 143 ft. 1 in. Class B—1. Bartlett, Ashley-; 2. Browley, Martel; 3. Phillips, Ashley. Distance, 137 ft. 9 in.Broad Jump—Class A: 1. Hammond, Doane; 2. Stegman, Aquinas; 3. Beou-gher, East; 4. Parker, North; 5. Bower, Commerce. Distance 19 ft. 5 in. Class B—1. Anson, Prospect; 2. Smith, Williamsport; 3. Macklin, Bellepoint;4. Beth, Williamsport; 5. Shifley, Martel. Distance, 19 ft. 9 in.VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULEApril 28—Denison 96, Northern 21. May 5—Denison 76, Wooster 41. May 12—Miami 49^; Denison 49^4.May 19—Oberlin 80, Denison 51.May 26—Otterbein, Kenyon and Ohio (quadrangular meet)June 2—Ohio Conference Meet at Columbus.OBERLIN DOWNS DENISON(ConUnued from par* 1)VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULEApr. 20—Ohio 15; Denison 5.Apr. 21—Northern 9; Denison 4. Apr. 27—Miami 7, Denison 4. May A—Wooster 17, Denison 4. May 11—Cincinnati (Rain)May 12—Miami 13; Denison 10. May 18—Oberlin 6, Denison 3. May 19—Wooster 7, Denison 1. May 25—Otterbein at Westerville June 9—Ohio State at Columbus June 11—Alumni. . Hr li *Discus Throw—Class A: 1. Lan East; 2. Struble, Logan; 3. Gregory, Doane; 4. Hoyt, South; 5. Summers, East. Distance, 92 ft. 10 1-2 in. Class B—1. McMillen, Bellepoint; 2. Stone, 'Ashley; 3. Shultz, Ashley; Distance, 111 ft. 6 3-4 in. « • ■ •Track Eveiif! '100 Yard Dash—Class A: 1. Grim, South; 2. Beougher, East; 3. McNer-ney, Aquinas; 4. Summers, East; 5. Odonncl, Aquinas. Time, 10 3-10 sec. Class B—1. Carter, Ashley; 2. Macklin, Bellepoint; 3. Smith, Williamsport; 4. Issler, Prospect; 5. Stump, Bloom-ingsburg. Time, 11 sec.Mile Run—Class A: 1. Montgomery, Mt. Vernon; 2. Dolby, East; 3. Smith, Newark; 4. Hoyt, South; 5. Curry, East. Time, 4 min. 53 2-10 sec. Class B—1. Emery, Prospect; 2. Lockhart, Radnor; 3. Heath, Bellepoint; 4. Gardner, Ashley; 5. Phillips, Ashley. Time5 min. 21 4-10 sec.440 Yard Dash—Class A; 1. Riegel, South; 2. Grady, South; 3. McNerney, Aquinas; 4. Miller, Commerce; 5. Mow-ery, Commerce. Time 54 sec. Class B—1. Goeller, Williamsport; 2. Beh-rues, Prospect; 3. Betts, Williamsport; 4. Brownley, Martel; 5. Strine, Ashley. Time, 57 3-10 sec.120 Yard High Hurdles—Class A: 1. Nolan, Aquinas; 2. Bennett, Commerce; 3. Cordray, Newark; 4. Cole, East. Time 19 1-10 sec. Class B—1. Jeffrey, Ashley; 2. Carter, Ashley. Time 22 2-10 sec.220 Yard Dash—Class A: 1. Grim, South; 2. Beougher, East; 3. Odonncl, Aquinas; 4. Bachman, East; Time 22 7-10 sec. Class B—1. Carter, Ashley;2. Issler, Prospect; 3. Dunlap, Williamsport; 4. Smith, Williamsport; 5. Morris, Radnor. Time 23 8-10 sec.880 Yard Dash—Class A: 1. Riegel, South; 2. Dolby, East; 3. King, Trade;4. Grady, South; 5. Mowry, Logan. Time 2 min. 10 sec. Class B—1. Babbs, Williamsport; 2. Emery, Prospect; 3. Jones, Radnor; 4. Morton, Ashley; 5. Gardner, Ashley. Time 2 min. 15 4-10 sec.100 and 220. The varsity sprinter shot across the line a winner by inches in the century dash. Gor-such set the pace in the 220, breaking the tape a winner by a foot. Abernethy, after encountering a bit of hard luck in the high hurdles, came back strong in the low hurdles, tying with Hopkins for first and lowering the college record 2-10 of a second. The old record of 26 2-5 seconds was made by his brother Bob last year. Ga-bele marked up his best record of the year in the broad jump when he took the event with a leap of 21 feet, 6 inches. Miller collected 8 points for the Big Red with a first in the shot put and a second in the discus. W. Willis again came through with points in the field events, registering a second in the shot put and taking third in both the discus andjplBBlfk. -,;y• V* _ \Gorsuch of Oberlin stood out as high point man with a total of9 1-4 points. He was followed by Hopkins of Oberlin with 9 and King and Miller, each with 8..'* A’• ^ ,Jjjj100 Yard Dash—1. King (D), 2. Gor-such (O), 3. Goldsword (O). Time10 se©*^ ’ ^7 v ^Mile Run—1. Williams (O), 2. Keel-1 er (D), 3. Bash (D). Time 4 min. 46Shot Put—1. Miller (D), 2. Willis (D), 3. Dyck (O). Distance 39 ft. 9 in.Pole Vault—1. Halko (D), 2. Hung-erford (O), 3. Hineline (D). Height44. .•440 Yard Dash—1. Richardson (O),2. Wrilson (O), 3. McConnaughey (D). Time 53 7-10 sec* . 1 , . j / * a -1High Jump—1. Stocker (O), 2. Stockdale (D), 3. W. Willis (D). Height 5 ft. 7 1*2 in* :: •120 Yard High Hurdles—1. Hopkins (O), 2. Steer (O), 3. R. Willis (D). Time 17 4-10 sec?, , “ . !Discus Throw—1. Dyck (O), 2. Miller (D), 3. W. Willis (D). Distance 114 ft. 2 1-2 in.220 Yard Dash—1. Gorsuch (O), 2. King (D), 3. Gabele (D). Time 22 7-10 sec. c880 Yard Dash—1. Hines (O), 2. Leet (D), 3. Masters (D). Time 2 min. 4 sec.Javelin Throw—1. Channon (O), 2. Lewandoski (O), 3. Stockum (D). Distance 158 ft. 8 1-2 in.Broad Jump—1. Gabele (D), 2. Smith (O), 3. Stocker (O). Distance 21 ft.6 in.220 Yard Low Hurdles—Abernethy (D) and Hopkins (O) tied for first,3. Steer (O). Time 26 2-10 sec.(new Denison record)Two Mile Run—1. Wood (O), 2. M. Powell (O), 3. E. Powell (D).Time 10 min. 25 9-10 sec.Relay—Won by Oberlin (Gorsuch, Hines, Wilson, and Richardson) Time 3 min. 35 9-10 sec.i220 Yard Low Hurdles—Class A: 1. Bennett, Commerce; 2. Irwin, Aquinas;3. Brashear, South; 4. Cordray, Newark. Time 28 sec. Class B—1. Freshwater, Bellepoint; 2. Thomas, Bellepoint; 3. Carter, Ashley; 4. Jeffrey, Ashley. Time 29 7-10 sec.Mile Relay—Class A: 1. Aquinas; 2. South. Time, 3 min. 48 sec. Class B— 1. Richwood; 2. Williamsport; 3. Radnor; 4. Prospect. Time, 3 min. 51 9-10 sec.oP tlbu¥tltlhP fttiewtionaoPwtloITti a slt; o lc h d I: d tllc \\ o ir a \\ e: aPI a: dhTqe:c:tlEdntcITNThe Woman’s Athletic Association held their annual picnic in Doane Gym Tuesday.olcirtobwtlbwo]Etcsiwil:tc•titl
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Mon, May 21, 1923
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