162 HORSES NOMINATED FOR KENTUCKY DERBY
Kentucky Derby entries announced for the May 14 Churchill Downs race offering a $60 000 added purse and gold trophy. Nominations total 162, with international entrants including Satrap and English breds Enthusiastic Edward and Kiev. Leading nominators include Whitney, Woodward, and E R Bradley, each with seven entries. Scapa Flow and Point Breeze by Man o War also featured among Derby hopefuls.
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Louisville
Wir. DuPont
New York
Jas. W. Corrigan
Enthusiastic Edward
England
Jos. £. Widener
Kiev
Stephan the Great
America
Harry Payne Whitney
Wm. Woodward
E. R. Bradley
Kentucky
Walter M. Jefford
Scapa Flow
Belmont
Relays Draw Top Colleges to Illinois Carnival Meet
Strong relay squads from Northwestern, Alpike, and Wisconsin join Illinois and Ohio State in a multi school track carnival at Champaign Urbana begun today. Marquette's Melyin Shimek and Murphy lead individual entries as Iowa State, Missouri, and Butler vie for medley and mile relays, with high school power Washington, Cedar Rapids and Hyde Park U High among favorites in the field.
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Champaign
Murphy
Glasser
Marquette
Iowa State
Ray Conger
Conger
Butler
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Hyde Park
Oak Park
University Uiew
Chicago
Racing resumes at Teaiuana with ten events in San Diego
Racing in San Diego resumes after a rain interruption with a 10 event program led by the Resumption handicap over the new futurity impulse. Thirteen horses are entered for the premium day, run under the Teaiuana card.
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Teaiuana
San Diego
Cal
Tiamuana
Oberlin, Fremont Tied for Little Big Seven Title
Oberlin and Fremont share the Mitre Big Seven basketball lead after Oberlin defeats Sandusky 31 to 23 at Oberlin High School. Star guard Gaines returns in the second period as Oberlin climbs from a seven point first-quarter deficit, with strong play from Powers, Morris, and Stone. Sandusky late rally falls short as Oberlin pulls away in the final period.
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Oberlin
Fremont
Sandusky
Plasium
Gaines
Qherlin
Wagnermin
Powers
Morris
Stone
Hamlin
Gherlin
Crawthor
Kreuger
Tee Tae O Morris
T Geuwthal
Luttenton
A . Rehfer
J. Bieter
H Hmombeger
Beeen
Schubert
Roy
Nreuger
R. Bloker
T G
Ty Houth
Collins
Baldwin- Wallace
Ys Basketball Tourney Rules At Elyria Y Detailed
Rules for class A amateur basketball at the Elyria Y MC A from March 14 to 26 were announced by Robert Moore. Teams in each class may have eight players. class 2 Slemm must have played at least five games before March 1. All players of a team must have played at least three games with the team before February. A player may represent only one team in the tournament. players with two or more teams must choose one. Teams pay their own expenses and each player listed must pay 25 cents entry. Eligible ages set class C for under 16 and class B for under 19. Entries close March 7 by 10 p.m. drawings and schedules will follow. Moore predicts the event will be the best yet.
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Elyria Y. ML. C. A
Robert Moore
Slemm Mist
Sal
Muret
Iegm
Comiskey Believes in the Future of Baseball
Chicago’s baseball scene stands at a crossroads as Comiskey and Wrigley push new stands and expansions, arguing baseball’s vital role in youth and city pride. Comiskey speaks of resilience and belief in the sport, while Wrigley eyes a championship future and wider audience in Chicago.
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Comiskey
Sports Schedule Highlights From Multiple Cities
Today’s events span New Orleans Miami Ha Yang Tijuana with indoor relay at University of Illinois Chicago area. Includes junior national championships in New Orleans Midwest and Atlantic cross country in New Orleans. Also features Southern Conference basketball in Atlanta and bowling in Detroit plus skating and golf championships across Toronto Montreal and Cuba.
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New Orleans
Miami
Hayang
Tijuana
University of J. Unois
AL AL UL
Midwest
A. A. UL
Qmala
Atlanta
Knights of Columbus
Detroit
Toronto
Montroset Croe
Minga
Polis
South Atlantic
Ormond Beach
Ita
Cuba
Mavana
Vale Beach
Palm Deach
Coon Hound Trials Set for Kenton Labor Day
National coon-hound field trials arrive in Kenton Ohio on Labor Day to determine the national grand coon dog with a $1000 prize for grand finals. Open to all ages and ownerships, elimination prizes offered. Entries open March and close May 20 at Leafy Oak Nuditon Coon Hound trials.
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Kenton
Labor Day
Nowmitttion
Paoling Beats Knute Hansen in Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden Paoling, the Bascue woodchopper, won a ten round decision over Kaite Hansen before 12,062 fans who paid 1,758.10. Hansen fought hard, blocking and countering, while Paolino wore him down with strength and close-quarters punches. Postfight experts debated future challengers for Gene Tunney.
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New York
Paolino
Bascue
Kaite Hansen
Madison Square Garden
George Cook
Paris
Hansen
Pauline
Slansen
Maloney
Paeling
Sharkey
Tom Heeney
Charley Anderson
Rickard
Gene Tunney
Mr. Rickard
Paolini
Jack Delaney
Tom Steeney
New Zealand
Important Big Ten Tilt Night Sparks Hesitant Pennant Race
In a trio of Western Conference games tonight Indiana faces Wisconsin with a loss likely ending its title hopes while a Hoosier win could keep several teams in contention. Other matchups include Chicago versus Iowa, Minnesota at Northwestern, as Chicago and Iowa tilt in a crowded standings picture amid tense late-season action.
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Chicago
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hoosiers
Chicary
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ridgeville Avon Battle Goes To Extra Period In County Play
In a county basketball Zamex at the X Ridgeville and Avon went to overtime after a tense game. Avon slipped late but Ridgeville prevailed 88 to 85. South Amherst edged Penfield 25 24 in a close opener as district tourney spots loom with Ridgeville South Amherst and Amherst leading the field.
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Columbia
South Amherst
Wellington
Penfield
Grafton
Henrietta
Thicriigeville
Avon
Highland
Brownhel
Camden
Soutie
Amherst
Zamex
LaGrange
Bilger Ble
Ridgeville
Henrietta Wal
Oberlin
Brownhelm
Avon Duke
Number of baseball players attempting comebacks in 1927 season
Chicago reports several players poised for major league comebacks in 1927. Names mentioned include Kurt Cale Elmer Jacobs Charley Robertson and others from the White Sox Cubs and Braves after years in minor or coast leagues. The piece notes renewed interest in veterans seeking league recognition and ball control.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Jacobs
Boone
Trisco
Charley Robertson
Robertson Fish
White Sox
Louis Brown
Touffoir
Milwaukee
Braves
Jalan
Lance Wiehbourg
Toston
Richbuearrs
Wolverines Defeat Illinois to Lead Big Ten Conference
The Michigan Wolverines upset Illinois 30 to 26, seizing the Western Conference lead amid a late rally misfire. Seven thousand fans watched as Michigan maintained a narrow edge, 10-9 at halftime, with strong defense and steady work from players moving toward the top of the standings.
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Wolverines
Illinois
Chavaign
Til
University of Michigan
Wenl Lark
Alioly
Laval Team Beaten by Lorain Five at Yorkin
Last evening the Blyria Pilgrim Community basketball team traveled to Yorkin where they met defeat at the hands of the more experienced First Congregational. Showalter of Lorain led scoring with twelve points, while Wawkes of Plying followed with eight. The Vilgrims fell 12 to 22 as the Lorain five controlled the game.
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Blyria
Fe.caurch
Yorkin Whire
First Congregational
Showalter
Lorain
Iie
Wawkes
Eleht
Tenth Annual Relay Carnival At Illinois Champaign
Tenth annual Uniots indoor relay carnival draws 782 athletes from 69 schools across 12 states to Champaign Illinois for the largest meet of its kind in the country. Hopes run high for record breaks as the event opens. Chicagoan wins bowling title in St Petersbu.
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Champaign
Romance of Connie Almy and Stanley Comstock Ends
Feb 26 report from New York states the romance between famed dancer Connie Almy and wealthy Florida realty operator Stanley C. Comstock has ended. Misa Almy, noted for her rivalry with Pogey Joyce, has consulted a lawyer here. Francis C. Daly, Browning counsel, confirmed the talk but gave few details.
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Connie Almy
New York
Stanley C. Comstock
Florida
Misa Almy
Pogey Joyce
Francis C. Daly
Edward W. Browning
Misa Amy
Cruises North Sea to Stop Toothache
Dr. William F. Good plans a March start on a 10,000 foot schooner voyage to Alaska and the Aleutian Islands to relieve toothaches in isolated coastal settlements. The denture ship adapts a pilot house into a dental station and expects three to four days per town before moving on. A second annual North Sea cruise is described.
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Silver King
Crooks Coal CO
Foster
Califoirni
Ait City
Middle West
Charles A. Cominskay
Commy
Nwn
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Watter
Tongs
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Cone
Cubs
William Wrigley
Atu
Wrigley
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United States
Licely
Chronicle Telegram
Pauling
Knute Hansen
Walter Johnson
Tampa
Fla
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Sora
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Tagen
Sarazen Sanford
Walter Vligen
Amerean Walfer
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Hagen
Spoon Sarasen
Petersburg
Rusty
Ted Figgers
Figgers
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Ted
Jenriette
T. Lembré
the Daniels
Sean
Keyea
Xrugman
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Comerford
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Mehling
Akerman
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Pet Baetene
Williams
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Borman
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Leonard
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Procter
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Sooey
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Kolnaky
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Reusser
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Yankees
Paul
Sraffman
Wantinger
Boston
Ad DeVerner
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Dewitt Lehourvena
Nalnorg
Lowry Philies
Luther Stoy
Cub
Lewin Panseca
Cleveland
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Bernie DeVivetros
Chloe
White Box
LAVAL
Crooks
Aen Smith
Fawkes
Mhapiman
Hinderer
Jerrete
Lorain Vongs
Percson
McCareney
Francia
Tb Haere
Gracey
Iz Sda Eens
Braden
Cincagoqan
TIFLE
ST. Petersburg
Charles Blake
United Stairs
North Sea
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Dixie Star
Pocahontas
Lake Avenue Coal Co
Sheppard
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