Bobby Jones Trails Fay Coleman at Nine Holes in Amateur Final
At Ardmore Pennsylvania on September 25 Bobby Jones and Fay Coleman were one up after nine holes of their 36 hole quarterfinal match in the National Amateur Championship. Jess Sweetser and Maurice McCarthy were square at the turn in the morning round. Gene Homans led Johnny Lehman and Charles Seaver faced Billy McPhail as the field narrowed to eight players.
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Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Fay Colman
Los Angeles
Jess Sweetser
Maurice “Ironman
McCarthy
New York
Gene Homans
Englewood
N. J
Johnny Lehman
Chicago
Billy McPhail
Boston
Charles Seaver
Associated Press
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Jess W. Sweetser
van Elms
Voigts
Quinnets
Willings
Eugene Homans
New Jersey
John Lehman
William F. McPhail
Fay Coleman
California
Major League Leaders From Games Through September 23
National League leaders include slugger Klein of the Phillies with 167 runs and Wilson of the Cubs with 181 RBIs. Giants pitcher Terry tops wins with 404, and Comorosky of the Pirates leads triples with 23. In the American League Gehrig of the Yankees leads batting with .880, Simmons of the Athletics has 149 runs, Hodapp of the Indians has 220 hits and 50 doubles, Ruth of the Yankees has 47 home runs, and McManus of the Tigers has 23 stolen bases.
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Giants
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Hodapp
Indians
Cumbs
Rome
Ruth
McManus
Tigers
Mack on 1914 break up and its lasting impact in baseball
Mack explains he broke up the 1914 champion Athletics not for gambling rumors or declining skill but to reset the team amid Federal league pressure. He recalls selling Eddie Collins and Eddie Murphy for large sums and releasing stars like Bender and Plank, noting postwar rivals and rumors misread the move. He contrasts with Orioles and Cubs declines, arguing youth and ambition kept his club intact and stronger.
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Plank
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Baker
Barry
Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
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Eddie Murphy
Frank Baker
New York Yankees
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Boston
Waivers
Brooklyn
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Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
League of Nations
White Sox
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McGraw
Jennings
Robinson
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Chance
Van Wie and Hill Lead In Women’s Western Golf Meet
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Mrs C S Hill of Kansas City lead the Women’s Western 72 hole medal play as Glen View hosts the third round. Van Wie at 156 after 36 holes. Hill matches her opening 77 for 162 total. Lee Mida sits third with 171. The event finishes with today’s 18 hole round and Friday’s final 18.
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Chicago
Virginia van Wie
C. S. Hill
Kansas City
Glen View
Miss van Wie
Hill
Lee Mida
Fights Last Night Across Cities
Mickey Walker retained the world middleweight title by outpointing Paul Swiderski in Newark in a non-title bout. Kid Kaplan defeated Bat Battalino in Hartford in a non-title featherweight bout. Ralph Ficucello stopped Matty Fox in New York. Pee Wee Jarrell and Joey Harrison drew in New Jersey. Tiger Williams knocked out Jimmy Jones in Indianapolis.
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N. J
Mickey Walker
Paul Swiderski
Syracuse
Hartford
Conn
Louis
Kid
Kaplan
Meriden
Bat Battalino
New York
Ralph Ficucello
Matty Fox
Pee Wee Jarrell
Miahawaanka
Ind
Joey Harrison
Garfield
Drew
Indianapolis
Roy
Tiger) Williams
Chicago
Jimmy Jones
California
Connie Mack Rebuilds A Championship Club After Long Hiatus
Connie Mack undertook a massive reconstruction to reassemble a championship team. He never lost faith despite war and hardship, and it took 16 years to restore baseball’s greatest heights.
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Associated Press
Yesterday's Hero Helps Phillies Beat Brooklyn 6 3
Chuck Klein of the Phillies hit his fortieth homer of the season with a man aboard to power a 6 3 victory over Brooklyn. The outfielder led his team in a decisive win.
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
Brooklyn
Gridiron Camp Notes Mixes Practice and Lineup Talk
Across Arkansas Texas Baylor and Fort Worth reports outline Razorbacks light drills after a tough scrimmage before opening with College of Ozarks. Texas A&M centers Dan Abbey and Baylor guard position shifts are noted while Lon Evans returns from injury for Horned Frogs.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Razorbacks
Arkansas University
Arkansans
College of Ozarks
Fort Worth
Lon Evans
Jack Sinco
Denton
Evana
Local teams prep for weekend battles across Texas
Rice Owls drill intensely in final workouts before facing Sam Houston College Saturday. Coach Meagher, famed for St. Edwards teams, aims to lift Rice from the conference cellar as Cor sicana High also sends three elevens to action including a Henderson affair and a Schreiner setup in West TexasExposition clashes. A golf fatality near Milwaukee claims Mrs Ellen Neuman after a tee miscue.
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Sam Houston College
Meagher
St. Edwards
Owls
Milwaukee
Ellen Neuman
United Irean
Shreveport
Blue Mound
Centenary College
Mra
Neunian Waa
Rochester Red Wings Move to Even Series Versus Colonels
The Rochester Red Wings, defending International League champions, aim to even the junior world series in the second game against the Louisville Colonels, American Association titleholders, after a 7 to 5 defeat. A 10,000 crowd watched the opener. games continue here then move to Louisville to complete the best of nine series.
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Red Wings
Louisville Colonels
Louisville
Charters Issued For Cope, Brenham Hospital And Jones Baking
Charters issued in Austin on September 25 list Chas. M. Cope Inc of San Angelo with capital stock 2500 and incorporators Chas. M. Cope C W Wood P G Reed and Sarah B Milroy Memorial Hospital Brenham with capital stock 69000 and incorporators Dr W A Knolle Dr R E Nicholson and Dr H A Holle and Jones Baking Co of Waco with capital stock 30000 and incorporators George O. Jones R B Albaugh N A Flood Jr.
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Chas. M. Cope, Inc
San Angelo
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Chas. M. Cope
C. W. Wood
P. G. Reed
Sarah B. Milroy Memorial Hospital
Brenham
Capital
W. A. Knolle
R. E. Nicholson
H. A. Holle
Jones Baking Company
Waco
George O. Jones
R. B. Albaugh
N. A. Flood Jr
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