Church League Scores At YMCA Show Varied Results
In YMCA church league play seven contests produced close finishes or solid wins. Grace Lutheran beat Methodists 31 to 22, First Congregational rolled 61 to 17 over Pauls, Baptists downed St Agnes 26 to 15, Church of Christ won 34 to 27 against St Marys, and St Andrews defeated St Pauls 21 to 16. Individual player names appear for several squads as teams fielded mixed lineups.
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Grace Lutheran
Methodists
First Congregational
Pauls
S. Paul
Baptists
St Agnes Pools
Church of Christ
St Mary's
Bnet Brith
St Andrews
Tunney Plans Elie Tour and Boxing Comeback
Prominent American boxer James J. Tunney plans a possible theater and exhibition tour of Germany England and France this summer. He will train through April and June to defend his title and may tour after the first week in June with sparring partners while Dudley Field Malone investigates box office prospects.
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New York
Leviathan
James Joseph Tunney
Todas
Germany
England
Frances
Dudley Field Malone
Dudley
Saul
Tunney
Daniel Roane
Anthow
Woods
Shane
Bowling Scores and Local Contests From Night Meet
Bowling results show the Tailors winning two of three against Douglas Wiultts and Last Jewelers at Gala alleys. Amoetican Legion and Ohio Public Service split 4 4 across three games with Legion winning game one and service men game three. Hudson East Knights of St John beat auto men two of three. Several athletes plan to travel to Texas for spring events including Rice Institute relay carnival in Houston on March 23 and University of Texas relays in Austin the next day.
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Douglas Wiultts
Ioot
Tailors
Amoetican Legion
Ohio Puble Service
Legion
Service Men
Hudson-Eesst
Knights of St John Senes
Auto Men
Texas
Houston
University of Texas
Hudson-Essex
Pitts
Lst
Brooks
Pritchard
Brabee
Kalehts of
St. John
Aas Feldkamp
Klein
Kaiser
Murray
Ohio Public Service
Toviak
Wendt
Ing
Ftoy
Swanson
Stevens
Fairmoore
feaBi
Wonglas Tailors
Bullock
Watt
Ike
Leinseder
Yao
AL Watt Anderson Oe
McGraw Retains Giants Catches With Young Trio
John McGraw signals satisfaction with his catching staff by letting Butch Kleinline go and relying on Paul Florence Hugh McMullen and Frank Snyder plus Grover Hartley. Florence and McMullen led last season in games while hitting around .200. Snyder and Hartley backed them, with Hartley flawless in fielding at one point. McGraw previously pursued Eagles catcher Elenline and noted Bob McAllister’s sprint comeback after two-year layoff, with a recent strong showing in Newark events.
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John McGraw
Butch Klewline
Phils
Paul Florence
Hugh McMuhen
Frank Snyder
Grover Hartley
McGraw
McMullen
Florence
Snyder
Hartley
Brown
Gibson
Braves
Elenline
Philly
Baker
Frumpy Trick on Jim Thorpe Over Olympic Honors
Recount of the 1912 Olympic decathlon and pentathlon medals being stripped from Jim Thorpe after amateur officials ruled he had played summer baseball in a North Carolina town, a decision that removed his celebrated status.
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Jim Thorpe
North Carolina
Ten Big Ten grid schedules altered at joint meeting
At a joint gathering of conference presidents and athletic officials in Indianapolis, plans to alter the 1927 Big Ten football schedule were declared impossible at this date. Major Griffith said changes would scramble schedules nationwide and were not feasible after the initial timetable was set. The meeting aimed to tighten ties between athletic and academic departments and advance a standard program for recruiting athletes.
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Cule Sco
Port
Feul Repreentatives
Athletres
Alu
John Lo Grifiith
Lak Tenathien
Major Grifith
Alya
Ing
Grifith
Sagetran
Wis
McCeerady
Wagumate
Unclear boxing result reported with garbled names
A Tuesday night event in Latonma Ky reports a decision win by a fighter from Sian Island over Allaroimons of Ensland. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings, obscuring exact event name, venue, and round details.
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Aluamy
Cangre
Sian Island
Allaroimons
Ensland
Port Events Today Rag-Con at Pelm Beach
Portable report notes a series of athletic gatherings including a midwinter shooting tripshooting event and a Grand Junmun amateur trail at various locations. Specifics are garbled but indicate multiple regional contests and ceremonies across Miami and nearby towns with coastal and inland venues.
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Neva Olaus
Miami
Tiayaha
Tijuaned
Pelm Beach
Prt
Glenn Curt
Varma
Pla Treach
St Josepn Cathone
Ab Lathurst S
Traiye Central State
Grand Junmuon Tenn
Fields Beats Browns to Take Early Track Meet
Brown of Philadelphia Fields won eight events and placed second in the discuss and javelin as the meet featured running, jumping, and throwing events. The competition included Greek terms for athletic contests and a variety of field events, with Williams executing a strong javelin throw to finish high.
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Fields
Brown Tos
Ang Jan Ath Jael Fuhis
Rid
Brown
Philadelphia
California Track Dominance Faces Coast Rivalry at Penn Relays
California’s Trojans and other teams stand as favorites for national titles with coach Dean Cromwell guiding strong sprinters and a deep lineup. Stanford, UCLA, and Nebraska loom as key challengers as the season builds toward April meets and the Penn Relays.
Vhraska Coach Sees Strong Field In Track Schedule
The article notes Vhraska coach and star athletes like Dob Simpson and Gartas, with a focus on a strong field in upcoming meets. It lists events leading to Golden Heart schedule and dates for USC Berkeley, USC LA, and related track clashes including Stanford and Nebraska contests across March and April.
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Vhraska
Dob Simpson
Land Loche
Gartas
Los Angeles
University of Southern Califor Lho
Tos Angelis
Mitch
Clit
San Brancisco
Herkeley
Uaniversity of Nebraska
Berseles
Stanford
Palo Atte
P Fordy Local Five To Play At Bechnen
Local five from P Fordy clash with the Felt Furnace team in a Thursday night basketball doubleheader at Helden Birk Shoot. Mott of Grafton to referee both games. Industrial leagues fund college sports at City College of New York. hockey and football secondary.
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Helden Arrows
Foy Purnace
Helden Birk
Pox Furnace Aggregation
Lorain County
Heldeo Arrows
Meddem Arrow
Elvria Savings & Trust Co
Elsria
At &Aeloh
Mott
Grafton
United States
City of New York
Ou Osini
City College Vist Beusto
Batherbalk
Lie
Four Games In Y League Tonight Schedule
Four games are listed for Y League action tonight with several closers expected. Jedoan the VY Industrial Seante opens at 7 90 as Lorain Cry delays S&T Co Han duoc Beige. Vigma S. & TooCo game postponed to a later date. Matches include Peerless Gab vs Ohio Palse Service and Western Automatic vs General Industries plus Perry Fas vs Columbia Breed.
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Jedoan
S&t Co Han Duoc Beige
Agalnet
Vigma S. & TooCo
Peerless Gab
Ohio Palse
Carlier
Trow! Co
Colson Co
Ohio Public Service Co
Teerless Oil
Western
General Industries
Perry Fas
Columbia Breed
Oldest golf club and famed dog breed note in sport column
Notes Of Sport mentions Taeitavuk Blackheath Golf Club as the world’s oldest. It notes Sealyham dogs named after Captain Extwarda of Beal bain, Pugland. A rivalry remark involves Mule Leupglen and Helen Villa. It also reports the Yankees starting spring training at St. Pete next month with 27 players on the roster.
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Taeitavuk Blackheath Golfclub
Tgs
Sealyham Reyslers
Extwarda
Bealbain
Pugland
Mule Leupglen
Helen Villa
New York Yankees
St. Pete Ture
Regulation of professional sports in Ohio faces bill
A proposed Ohio bill would place professional sports in the state under a five member governor appointed regulatory commission. Historical notes mention Al Reach as a early baseball star and discuss a new Yale ice rink with rapid accessibility. Also referenced are John Schaefer and Jake’s European tour remarks, with fragmented quotes on form and success.
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Ohio
al J. Reach
Philadelphia
Reach
Brooklyn
Athletics
Yale
Jehe Schaefer
Europa
Jake
America
Postcards and Mammoth Bones Rush to Smithsonian
A gossiping postman, annoyed at a gossiping correspondent, delivers a postcard misread by a surprised recipient. Separately, bones of a mammoth long washed ashore in Florida are now at the Smithsonian Institution for study.
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Florida
Smithsonian Institution
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