Stars Compete for Honors at Kansas Relays
Lawrence April 20 more than a dozen states sent teams to the University of Kansas relays as 2000 plus youths gathered for 12 events. Glenn Cunningham leads the mile entries with a bid for a world mark weather permitting while Gene Enzke Glen Lawson Ray Sears and Harold Manning also race for top honors across 24 universities and six junior colleges represented.
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Tulsa Athletic Club
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Wichita
LSU Track Aims For Second Consecutive National Title
Coach Bernie Moore of LSU expresses strong confidence in the Tigers securing their second straight national collegiate championship as early results hint at dominance. Star performers Jack Torrance and Slats Hardin pace a versatile squad with depth at multiple events and improving younger sprinters led by Hugh Saxon. The piece notes Torrance’s lofty marks in shot put and discus, with expectations of surpassing 54 feet, and mentions improvements by Hardin, Lehman, and Blair as LSU heads toward nationals.
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Bernie Moore
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Barney Ross Heads to Training Camp in Wisconsin
Chicago April 20 Barney Ross lightweight junior welterweight champion left for Loretta Wisconsin to train outdoors in the north woods for his 16 round title bout with Jimmy McLarnin welterweight champion in New York on May 28 He will stay two weeks then return to Chicago for gym work and drills.
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Loretta
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New York
Vosmik's Homer Secures Indians 3 to 2 Win
Cleveland won 3 2 over St Louis as Joel Vosmik homered driving in Pytiak for the go ahead run in the eighth. Mel Harder started, Ralph Winegarner earned the win with Connally finishing. Cleveland and Detroit setup a three game series at League Park with Carl Fischer slated to pitch for Detroit.
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Ed Wells
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New London Highs Team Dominates Vermilion and Amherst in Tri meet
New London High tracksters swept twelve events in a triangular meet at Vermilion. New London finished first with 51.5 points, Vermilion 10.5, and Amherst 9. New London also set two school records with Cecil Moore throwing shot 42 feet 2 inches and Robert Steples throwing the javelin 152 feet 6 inches, breaking marks last set in 1931 and 1948 respectively.
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Creighton Grid Coach Updates Training Rules
Anvil 20 Tn Accepted training rules are ta boo with Eddie Hicker new football coach at Creighton University. He explained tobacco stimulants beverages or rich foods do not handicap an athlete but abuse of these things hurts. He opposed drinking hard liquor and urged players to refrain from eating between meals and to sleep eight hours nightly. Football mayers will be permitted to attend dances and parties after games to relax after their efforts.
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Spring Valley Stag Day Set At Local Club
The Spring Valley Stag Day was announced by Randall and the club pro with plans to attract four new members and foster a “feel at home” atmosphere. The event includes a morning and evening schedule with a dinner at the club and various activities led by Walter Bevern, Kohn, and Pollard.
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Opening Sunday at Chere Louodge golf course announced
Roy, manager at West Road public links, says repairs to fairways are completed and the course is in the best shape of the season. The opening day will feature a full day at the Legion diamond with the United Dry Cleaner ball team in action.
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Three Teams Share Early ASA Lead In Baseball
Kansas City Blues, Toledo Mud Hens, and Columbus Buckeyes lead the American Association after two wins apiece in the first series. Kansas City rallied past St Paul 4 2 after a late surge, Toledo beat Indianapolis 12 9 with a decisive eighth inning, and Columbus defeated Louisville 10 7 as Red Birds rallied in the seventh. Minneapolis at Milwaukee was postponed by cold weather.
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Sox Beat Yanks On Bonus Sox Run Streak
Red Sox win in four attempts to extend their streak as Yost, Yosmik, and Bonus deliver key hits and a homer with runners on. Athletics, Yankees, and other foes fall short in tight game counted for four runs.
Unclear 19th Century Baseball Results Slips
Yesterday results show Cleveland 3 St Louis 2 and New York 10 Philadelphia 4. Chicago 9 Detroit and Boston 1 tied. Washington 4 3. Today fixtures list Cleveland defunct at Cleveland and St Louis at Chicago with New York at Boston. Multiple garbled team names and stray scores follow with stations Pittsburgh St Louis New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and others.
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Singing Wood In Derby He'll Have Following If Singing Wood In Derby
Churchill Downs dispatch notes Singing Wood may skip the Kentucky Derby to target Belmont Stakes glory. Trainer Jim Healy considers sending the 3-year-old, from J. H. Whitney’s stable, to eastern stakes, possibly the Belmont, if May condition checks out.
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Sincing Wood Baycott in Hyde Park Stakes Triumph
Royal Minstrel Glade trained by Touch Me Not won the Hyde Park Stakes with Sincing Wood Baycott, owned by Mrs. John Hay Whitney. Stairs-nine and won-three. Prize money 388,950. Then returned to win an allowance race.
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Elyrian Seeks Place on Miami Net Team
Elyrian Seeks Place on Miami Net Team. Howenstine, a sophomore from Eltzvia, is among the top candidates for a Miami University tennis spot. Schedule lists matches against Antioch, Ohio U, Buff alo, Kent Teachers, Wittenberg, and others from April to June at various campuses.
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Roofers Lead In St John s Pin Roll Off
The Nabakowski Roofers hold a 115 pin lead over the Columbia Club after the opening match in the St John s Lutheran bowling league second half championship roll off. The final roll off occurs Monday evening and the winner challenges Struck Furnitures, first half winners, in the championship. The first match of the series will be rolled Tuesday or Wednesday next week.
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Amateur Matmen Vie For Ohio Titles
Amateur wrestlers compete for Ohio titles as preliminaries run tonight with finals planned Saturday. Columbus and Cincinnati host the event with hopefuls from Toledo and Muskingum College expected to represent their programs.
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Horton Smith Reflects On Winter Golf Circuit Campaign
Oak Park pro Horton Smith recalls the winter golf circuit, naming Paul Bunyan White Plains as outstanding pro, Bobby Jones as host’s misstep, and newcomers Laffoon Denver Id Charleston Metz Chicago Nelson Ark Texarkana. He played 22 events, earned about 5000 dollars, won Masters, and praised Runyan for stellar play. Smith projects a strong bid for the National Open. He notes Bunyan’s temperament and predicts top form ahead.
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Maumee Dairy Faces Dean's Lunch Team In League Game
Maumee Dairy and Dean's Ywineh, both Eastern Heights league teams, are set to clash at Mc Ritter diamond. Both squads seek a win as they meet in a key league matchup with goals to improve standings.
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Red Sox celebrate Patriots Day by drubbing Senators
Boston routs Washington 7 to 3 as Solters homers to cap doubleheader sweep. Yankees win two straight over Athletics 10 to 4 while Appling drives White Sox to first season win with Bonura on base. Giants blank Phillies 2 0 and Cubs top Reds 4 1 as mists halt Braves Dodgers game tied 11.
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Grand Circuit Returns to Toronto Grand Circuit Returns to Toronto Meet
The Grand Circuit trotting event returns to Toronto July 19 to 25 to celebrate the citys centennial with six days of racing. Secretary Marvin M. Smith notes $20 000 in early closing stakes and predicts heavy entries in the Progressive purses for trotters and pacers at Thorncliffe Park. The meet marks a bid to boost local enthusiasm and showcase premier harness sports during the centennial festivities.
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Ohio State Polo Team Wins Outdoor Season Opener
Ohio State defeated Zanesville 9 to 5 in the first outdoor polo match of the season at Columbus. The Buckeyes led by strong offense through the first half and sealed the victory in the final period.
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Mayor to Name New Commissioner Soon for Elyria Boxing Board
Mayor W. H. Vanoster announced the Elyria Boxing Commission vacancy will be filled within a day or two after Dr. H. J. Austin resigned. The selection narrows to two candidates, Attorney Richards Horan and George Richwine, manager of Richwine Ice Cream Company.
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W. H. Vanoster
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Elyria Tennis Club Announces Season Plans
The Elyria Tennis Club, reorganized last year, will resume operations with courts at Ely Stadium ready for play. Eight courts are operated with exclusive access to three west of the track. land south of the courts is rented to prevent balls leaving the fence. The season runs May 1 to September 1, featuring local and inter-city matches, with a season kickoff dinner planned for April 27 to discuss plans.
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H. C. Stevens
Ely Stadium
Open Betting Returns to New York as Law Is Reinterpreted
New York opens betting under a revised Hughes era framework as Governor Lehman signs a bill to curb vulgar wagering. About 90 bookmakers expected at Jamaica Race Course with transactions kept quiet and orderly in dedicated sheds.
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