Jones Fights Through Brae Burn to Quarterfinals in Amateurs
Bobby Jones remains in the National Amateur Golf championship at Brae Burn after a tense round with Ray Gorton. Gorton saves a half on the 18th and Jones advances to face John D. Beck as the quarterfinals begin.
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Associated Press
Newton
Mass
Bobby Jones
Ray Gorton
Braeburn
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Harrison R. Johnston
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Portland
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United Press
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Oregon
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Atlanta
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Great Britain
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Jimmy Johnston
Minneapolis
Aggies Run Through Third Day of Preseason Practice
In College Station on September 18 the Texas A&M Aggies conducted their third day of pre season drills. The workout focused on signal running along with blocking and passing, as the squad of 5A gr ndsters pushed through a strenuous session.
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College Station
Dango Bible
Hhe
Texas Aggie Grndsters
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Cities
Yesterday Amarillo beat Oklahoma City 7 2 while Des Moines edged Omaha 6 3 and Wichita defeated Tulsa 10 6. Brooklyn triumphed 6 1 over Philadelphia as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 2 1 and New York topped Boston in two games.
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Rocky Teams Hard at Work Getting Ready
United Press reports from Denver on Sept 13 that Rocky Mountain conference football teams are practicing intensely as the season opener approaches. Mines coach George Allen says a strong Miners squad will be ready despite fresh players, while other schools build experience and confidence.
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United Press
Denver
Cole
Rocky Mountain Conference
George Allen
Bear Wolf Named Assistant Coach at Texas Christian
Associated Press reports Raymond Bear Wolf is hired as assistant football and basketball coach at Texas Christian University. Wolf, a former Frog standout in football and baseball, joins the staff as announced in Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Raymond
Bear) Wolf
Texas Christian University
Wolf
Broncs Rally To Rally Beat Tribe In Deciding Game
In Oklahoma City on Sept 13 the Broncs defeated the Indians 7 to 2 behind Slim Carroway pitching. The decisive third game was set for 3 30 this afternoon as both teams split the series, with Amarillo leading 2 1 in the stand. The Broncs head home afterward ahead of a home stretch starting Saturday against Des Moines.
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Tribe
Slim Carroway
Amarillo
Des Moines
Marine Leads National Rifle Match At Camp Perry
Sergeant Carl J. Cagle of San Angelo Texas led 1458 entrants in the national individual rifle match after five stages at Camp Perry Ohio with a 286 of 300. Close behind were Lt R M Cutts and Sgt W R Lane both at 281 and Lt S R Hinds at 280. The winner will be announced after tabulation of 87160 shots fired Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Carl J. Cagle
U. S. Marine Corps
San Angelo
Texas
Cagle
R. M. Cutts
Washington
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W. R. Lane
121St Engineers
National Guard
S. R. Hinds
U. S. Infantry
Port Leonard Wood
Sammy Baker Faces Corbett in Madison Square Garden Clash
New York Sept 13 Sergeant Sammy Baker goes in as favorite over Young Corbett in a twelve round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Baker has beaten every left handed fighter he met while Corbett showcases aggressiveness power and a 40 KO record. Corbett sparred hard in training and is in top condition for the fight.
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United Press
New York
Sammy Baker
Young Corbett
Madison Square Garden
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Corbett
Dr Blosser's Cigarettes Placed as Head Cold Remedy
An advertisement promotes Dr Blosser's Cigarettes as a harmless inhalable remedy for stopped‑up noses headaches and catarrh. It claims no tobacco or habit forming ingredients and suggests use by women children and men for throat nose and head relief.
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Will Dilg League Offers Rewards For Illegal Waterfowl Shooting
The local Will Dilg League chapter voted a 25 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone shooting ducks geese or quail in Potter County or nearby before the October 16 season. The group also plans a Tri-State Fair exhibit and a game display with literature.
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Potter
Bob Ames
Pipgras Brothers Likely To Reach Majors Soon
Seattle report notes Fred Pipgras impressing in the Pacific Coast League with a strong debut against Sacramento and a shutout of Los Angeles on his second start. The young pitcher, linked to Detroit, may join the majors next year alongside brother George of the Yankees.
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George Pipgras
Yankees
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Angels
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Kansas City
Buffs Open Texas League Playoffs With 7-4 Win Over Spudders
Houston Buffaloes take early lead in the Texas League playoffs by beating Wichita Falls Spudders 7 to 4 in the opening game. Wild Bill Hallahan struck out ten over seven innings for Houston as Wichita Falls pitchers were tagged by the Buffs bats. Lapan scored on Turgeon’s double and later homered. Jenkins also homered for Houston. About 9,000 fans attended the game.
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Major League Leaders From 1931 Baseball Seasons
National figures show P Waner of the Pirates leading batting with .383 and runs and hits with 130 and 211 respectively. Bottomley of the Cardinals tops RBIs with 118. Wilson of the Cubs leads homers at 30, Cuyler 30 steals. Benton's Giants win 23 games. American leaders list Goslin hitting .380 and Ruth 147 runs with Gehrig 130 RBIs. Manush of the Browns leads hits 209 and doubles 42. Combs of the Yanks tops triples 199 and Ruth 49 homers. Myer of the Red Sox 25 steals. Crowder of the Browns 17 wins 5 losses. London policemen may not chew gum while on duty.
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All Is Ready Format Card At The Armory
George Barnes faces Joe Kopecky in a return match after a prior disputed decision while Yaqui Joe takes on Bob Roy and Shorty Smith in a weekly armory mat program. Amarillo fans await the 8:80 bell to start the card.
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Joe Kopecky
Yaqui Joe
Tomore Row
Amarillo
Armory
Bob Roy
Shorty Smith
Yaqui
Barnes
Kopecky
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