The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-04-18
BUCKEYES RESUME
WITH WISCONSIN
Athletic Relations Broken
Off Ten Years Ago.

! the nrSt meeting between the Scarlet
and the Cardinal in ten years, rela-
lions having been suspended in 1920
following an argument between Ohio
State athletic officials and John Rich
ards, then the Wisconsin coach.
Charges of sharp practice followed the
game and the break came when Ohio
State asked Wisconsin to play in Co
lumbus in 1921. Wisconsin claimed
that 1T was Ohios turn to visit Wis
consin and the Buckeyes asserted that
the agreement had been closed with
the 1920 encounter and wished to re-
new it with Wisconsin, making the
first visit to Columbus.
However, there was no i'll feeling
between the schools themselves and it
is now believed that the Ohio State
Wisconsin series will again become
| permanent feature of the season.
Golf billiards is the latest contribu-
ton TO sports. This game, introduced
| by Charles c. Peterson, noted fancy
shot player, has proved so popular that
|
graphic tournaments.
This game can be played either on a
billiard or pocket billiard table, al
though Peterson confines his work to
| the billiard table. He has a list Of Is
key shots, with a maximum of 10
points to be made off each shot. The
first shot is called the tee shot, and If
the player fails on that he loses any
chance to score on the "hole." The
maximum point total is $50 points.
The player scoring the most points on
each key shot wins the "hole."
These key shots call for stroke, shot
making, bridging and every funda-
mental in the game.
Elon Hogsett, the Indian southpaw
| Of the Detroit Tigers, has curve ball
he turns loose with his hand almost
touching the ground. AS the Indian,
who was a star with Montreal last
year, pitches he looks like a left-hand-
ed Ehmke In action.
Hogsett has shown every indication
in spring training Of making good on
his first trial in the majors, and be-
fore the American league gets into its
stride he may be a starting pitcher for
the Jungaleers. He is big fellow, an
even feet in height, weighs 195
pounds and seems to have no trouble
with his control-the bane Of some
southpaws' existence.
Coach Dick Glendon, Jr. Of Column
bia rowing squad has four of last
years undefeated intercollegiate cham
pions to depend upon this season. The
varsity veterans who started training
few days ago are Capt. John Muir
ply, Bill Sanford, Bill Blesse and
Hank Walters. Blesse stroked the
1929 varsity, Walters was No. z and
Murphy No. 6 and Sanford No. A.
national amateur three-cushion billiard
champion, also is a star golfer. Dur
ing the championship tournament at
French Lick he spent half his time
on the links and the remainder at the
billiard table, and he performed bril-
liantly at both.
Shimon holds the Wisconsin Ameri-
can Legion golf championship and has
been prominent in other golf tourna-
ments.
DOME Bush seems bent on taking
| Of
the Comiskey employees. Art Shires
is now an orderly young business man,
So dignified that he has earned the
name "Such Folks" And DOME sus-
ponds temperamental persons in the
first stages of temperament before
they have chance to throw bottles,
cudgel house dicks, or bite anyone in
the thumb.
Joe Rudy, famous swimmer of the
New York Athletic club, has been a
shot putter, hammer thrower, water
polo player, discus thrower, baseball
player and swimmer at all distances
up to five miles.
At Atlanta refusal of Emory uni
versity to engage in intercollegiate
football baseball and basketball was
characterized as mo longer a noble
experiment, but a firmly established
policy"
"The wisdom Of the policy becomes
more and more evident" Dr. Harvey
w. Cox president of Emory, declared
in his "Charter day" address to alumni
Of the university.
Emory has no intention Of making
big business out of amateur sports"
Doctor Cox said. at has found the
correct solution Of the growing prob
lem of keeping college athletics in
their proper place as a builder Of stu
dent manhood, not as a purveyor of
amusement to the extramural multi
tude."
Chuck Klein, the Philly home-run
hero, has set his goal at so circuit
clouts this year, seven in excess Of his
National league record made last sea-
son.
Johnny Weissmuller, worlds free
style swimming champion, will sail for
France May Is to dedicate new out
door swimming pool now being COM
pleted in. Paris France.
The worlds best-known professional
swimmer will return to America July /
to start tour of the United States
for the B. V. D. Swim club Of which
he is president. Weissmuller has
signed a years contract with the B.
v. D. company for the tour.
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