Oberlin wins Northeastern Ohio track meet led by Jim Barnes
Oberlin dominates with 68 1/2 points, Wooster far behind, Ohio Northern third. Jim Barnes goes perfect in events entered, winning broad jump tying 21 feet 3 inches and 220 yard dash in 21.3 seconds, plus leading mile relay to a new Oberlin record. Johnny Davies, Stocker, Anderson and others set marks as Oberlin takes seven firsts and notes strong depth for upcoming Big Six meet.
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Wooster
Ohio Northern
Case
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Pete” Ingalls
Ober-lin
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Taylor
Harrar
Hanna
Harvar
Wilder
Miller
Oberlin College
Johnny Davies
Lechner
Baldwin-Wallace
Cain
Morley
Bieber
Brooks
Cope
Mt. Union
Harding
Anderson
Ohio
Davidson
Akron
Johnson
Reserve
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Imhoff
Stocker
Woodworth
Campbell
Northern
Tildes
Novotny
Franz
Cook
Haugh
Hulme
Hall
Walker
Sommerfield
Madzia
Moorhead
Baker
Buryan
Frey
Glenwright
Mt. Uniten
Chapman
Grimm
Hubbard
Snyder
Junge Case
Secrist
Downes
Callan
Cochran
Kelly
McMinn
Slutz
Mt.Union
Monroe
Watters
Lasko
Davis
Baldwin- Wallace
Biebel
Gregory
LaGrange Beats West Salem In Season Opener
LaGrange opened its season officially Sunday by defeating West Salem 10 to 7. F Hastings, a longtime standout for LaGrange, pitched masterfully striking out thirteen and allowing only eight hits.
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LaGrange
West Salem
F. Hastings
Wiemer
Kiplinger
Rf Flehrman
C . Pepe Ey
Lance
Zimmerman
Gamble
Lindsey
Repp
Gerig
Watching The Scoreboard Compiled Baseball Wins Led By Streak Breaks
Yesterday's action featured Bob Smith of the Braves stopping Chicago's 13 game win streak with a 4 to 3 Boston victory over the Cubs. Giants and Cardinals split a doubleheader in St. Louis as New York won 5 to 3 and the Cards took 2 to 1. Allen's ninth inning single sank Pittsburgh 3 to 2, Reds turning 58th double play. Del Bissonnette hit his seventh homer, Robins beat Phillies 11 to 4. Pipgras pitched his seventh win as Yankees beat Browns 9 to 3 with Earl Combs homering with the bases loaded. Van Gilder's ninth inning single gave Detroit a 2 to 1 win over Chicago. Indians swept Senators 4 to ?.
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Braves
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Chicago
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Giants
Yankees
Sportsman’s Park
Allen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
del Bissonette
Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia Phillies
George Pipgras
St. Louis Browns
Earl Combs
Sam Gray
Elam van Gilder
Tigers
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Prepare At Y For Summer Sports
Several meetings of representatives from teams entering the Y M C A summer leagues are scheduled this week. Industrial tennis managers meet at 7 15 tonight. five teams are signed up. Tomorrow at 7 15 Church Twilight league. 8 00 Industrial Kitten Ball second meeting to finalize. Friday night seven teams already signed up.
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Industrial Tennis League
Industrial Kitten Ball League
Cleveland Man Makes First Spring Valley Ace of Year
Tom Schulkins of Cleveland achieved the first hole in one at Spring Valley this year during a blind tournament. He aced No 16 from 132 yards, the second ace ever recorded on that hole.
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Cleveland
Spring Valley
Tom Schulkins
Schulkins
Cleveland Golfer Gaeta Wins Spring Valley Tilt
In the hol w in-one Schulkins took second place in the tournament won by F A Gaeta, a Cleveland golfer who had a 76. Par at Spring Valley is 70. The blind par tournament continued at Spring Valley through Sunday.
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Schulkins
F. A. Gaeta
Cleveland
Spring Valley
Baseball Stars Shine In Mixed At Bats
Babe Ruth singled once in four at bats. Lou Gehrig had a triple and a single in three appearances with an RBI. Harry Heilmann went hitless in four. Kiki Cuyler drew a pinch hit walk. Rogers Hornsby added a single in four, scored, and stole a base. Paul Waner added a single in four, driving in a run. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker were idle.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Harry Heilmann
Kiki Cuyler
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Long-distance swimmer breaks endurance marks in Chicago
Mrs Myr tle Huddleston completed fifty hours of continuous swimming here today, shattering all existing endurance records. The feat capped a remarkable display of stamina and concentration as crowds watched from the riverfront.
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Chicago
Myrtle Huddleston
Track and boxing notes from Chicago and Evanston
The Big Ten outdoor track and field season ends with the conference championships at Evanston this Friday and Saturday. Bud Taylor, deprived of the bantamweight title by the NAB, plans a 14 round bout with Joe Lucas of Detroit at White City tonight. Eddie Long protests the NAB action and says no bona fide offer has come for a bout with a legitimate challenger.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Evanston
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
National Boxing Association
Joe Lucas
Detroit
White City
Eddie Long
Taylor
Buls
Bushy Graham
Izzy Schwartz
Kid Francis
Long
Michigan University Nine Wins In Chicago May 21
Chicago reports announce that the Michigan University nine secured a victory today May 21 in Chicago. The outcome highlights a strong performance by the team with key plays contributing to the win.
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Chicago
Michigan University
Michigan Clinches 1928 Big Ten Baseball Title
Michigan swept Wisconsin and Northwestern to clinch the 1928 Big Ten baseball championship. Purdue held second place while Iowa and Indiana tied for third. Michigan has ten wins and zero losses with several games remaining.
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Wolverines
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Home Run Leaders and League Totals Summary
Baseball note lists home run leaders from American and National Leagues with players Ruth Gehrig Fothergill and Roush among others. Mentions Tuesday Eve May 22 Cascade Pavilion, given by Armco Association of Columbia Steel Co. as event details.
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Comis
Yankees
Sinee Fothergill
Tigers
Bissonatte
Robing
Roush
Giants
Ceeseees
Cevsnseneee
Cascade Pavilion
Armco Association of Columbia Steel] Co
Continued Hunt For Child In Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on May 21 police abandoned kidnapping theory about 10 year old Beatrice Rosenbaum and expect her body to be found within a mile of the home in lakes or creeks backed by embankments. Five hundred high school boys join the search as superintendent Richeson to dismiss classes by mayor Heffernan. A $2000 reward remains for her recovery dead or alive and nine suspects questioned have been released.
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Youngstown
Beatrice Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Beatrice
Rosenbaum House
Rich
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