Wisconsin Athletes Win Big in Conference Track Meet
Wisconsin dominated the Northwestern hosted track meet, scoring in twelve events and finishing well ahead of Chicago. Bob Simpson of Missouri led with a world record in the 120 yard high hurdles, while Wisconsin’s Bailch set a Big Nine mark in the 220. Liversedge of California was disqualified for competing with an athletic club, affecting California’s score.
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Fined Ball Player Named in Odd Court Case
A quirky local notice reports Patrick Duncan Vined fined amid a tangled fall court matter involving multiple names and small-town entities. The document lists financial penalties totaling around $40 and references a county proceeding with unclear locations and dates.
Jeff Tesreau Struggles Highlight Giants’ Season Pace
The Giants have surged toward the upper standings while Muggsy McGraw notes Jeff Tesreau has not lived up to expectations this season. For weeks Tesreau has shown limited form, failing to display the class once anticipated.
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Single G. Lowing Makes Remarkably Fast Speed
Warsemen in grand circuit circles note Single G Lowing as a fast pacer. The horse, owned by the Farefoot brothers, trained at Muncie by Curt Toswell, previously won Detroit’s chamber of commerce stake and a forest race at Muncie. Reportedly racing at Cambridge City, the speed is seen as unusually swift for early season.
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Cubs Fall to Braves in Quick Loss
A rough, error filled game ends 10 to 2 as the Chicago Cubs drop to the Boston Braves. Key moments include a first inning lead by the Braves after Gow doubled, driving in Murauville and Egan for two runs, while Vaughn and Veernell contribute in later innings.
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Ed Crump Wins the Annual Kentucky Handicap Race
Ed Crump wins the annual Kentucky Handicap Race as WV Citizens College falters after a high error count. The game featured both teams committing many mistakes, Agnew and Cloguewerk pitched well, and West Virginia Citizens College travels toward their next game against Kamer Larenn in the seaway while production adjusts for a new ball. Chicago report notes June 3 remarks on William Drnrauan, a former Nailonny and Fed ont Tote winner, and President Tenmes.
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Ed Lomsviele Sets Kentucky Handicap at Dowlan Park
Ed Crump and Schorr owned colt by John Wo Schorr of Tennessee faced Andrew Miller's Rommel in the Kentucky handicap at Dowlan Park. Watcheill ran well, with Roamer and Wd Wee's Hodge close behind. The 2 1/4 mile time was 2.014 eb, amid lively betting and a strong finish by Ed Crump paired with Dick WH Mane.
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Western Colleges Vote Retains Basketball as College Sport
A vote at a faculty meeting upheld basketball as a college sport for the Western Colleges. University of Minnesota Protector James Hate noted the spring did not include basketball, with the lone aversion tied to intramural play concerns.
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Record-Setting State Athletes Shine in Varsity Wins
Morgantown reports record-setting state athletes dominating major university events. The year features five-champion varsity teams, with notable wins over Wesleyan and Norval, plus a strong track showing under Coach Pyle. Alumni note sustained success and future winning rosters.
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Buckeye Team Seeks Revenge In Weekend Matchup
Ohio State prepares to avenge a prior loss as Norwood and West Virginia loom in a weekend schedule. Wamsley returns to the mound for Ohio with Whitney and Gregory’s band providing a pregame program.
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Crews Arrive at Training Quarter for River Race
Fragmentary report notes crews arriving at a training quarter in the afternoon. Powell John Wirth leads the teams preparing for a river event with an initial practice planned for Monday morning. The Commbla Factory and Justice Keigtite are mentioned in relation to the evening ceremony. The Coral ceva is set to arrive tomorrow.
Wesleyan and West Virginia Inuncertain Fairmont Game
The second game at Southside Park Fairmont features Wesleyan against West Virginia with both teams unsure about pitching. Wesleyan relies on standout Shriver while West Virginia lists Huffman Tatterner Chenoweth and Rayberk. Wagner may serve as emergency depth for Wesleyan, aiding in a tense afternoon contest after yesterday’s Buckhannon result.
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Rain disrupts first game of series between Wesleyan and West Virginia
June 3 report from Rockuannon details a rain halted contest as West Virginia led Wesleyan. Early in the game a weather delay turned into a call with scores 0 0 0 0 for Wesleyan and 0 1 0 0 1 for West Virginia after the delay, with key plays by Lambert and Miller cited.
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Browns Win Game as Davenport Shines in Form
Cleveland defeats Boston 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel with Davenport yielding only one hit through nine innings. Offense comes from Boriker with a house of runs, while Hontiuck, Leonard, and Dike contribute key moments.
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Waynesburg tops Bethany in college baseball outing
Waynesburg College baseball defeated Bethany by 10 to 1 on a neutral field. The article notes polemical scoring lines and a battery combination of Pollock and Lesith for Waynesburg, Mitchell and Sehiding for Bethany, with the final score and inning breakdown implied in the fragment.
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Marshall Triumphs in College Baseball Opener
Marshall defeated Wunti ngton scoring 79 to 0 as pitcher Deyieery Marshall held Marieta to three hits. M Mietesa teammates pounded Melater'a delivery in a lopsided game, with final bases cleared and a shutout by Muralial. Catterson Meister Dayton hagnon contributed on defense and offense.
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Washington and Jefferson Triumph Despite War Field
Washington and Jefferson, with the University of Pittsburgh sidelined, faced a war-disrupted field but still managed a decisive 109 to 17 victory. The event highlighted standout varsity members and crowned a champion female pitcher linked to the United States.
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Margaret Cunningham Leads Southland Girls in Norwood Park Exposition
Margaret Cunningham, famed lady baseball pitcher, will appear at Norwood Park tomorrow as Eddie Dentem’s Park team faces the El Girls. The exhibition promises entertaining batting and pitching showdowns, with local crowds eager for the spectacle.
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