Grover Qualifies Lowest With 79 In Labor Day Golf
Close scores and many ties marked the Labor Day tournament at Athens Country Club with 16 players per flight and total prizes of 125 dollars. O Bleness led putting with 22, several players tied for second, and Grover posted 79 to be low qualifier for the championship playoff.
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Athens Country Club
O'Bleness
Hill
Jennings
Grover
E. Beckley
Kelley
Johnson
Whipple
Haney
Sherrard
Preston
Russ Finsterwald
C. O’bleness
S. M. Johnson
Wise
E.beckley
Whaley
Forsythe
Logan and Cable
Sprague
Hawk
Clark
B. T. Grover
Art Smith
Jackson
Wellston
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Athens
British Tennis Team Repelled at Forest Hills
In New York on September 4, the British tennis squad was held off in the international team matches against the United States. Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn delivered a decisive doubles win, pushing back the British advance as evening shadows fell over the Forest Hills venue.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Forest Hill Bowl
United States
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Columbus and Toledo tally in chaotic score summary
The record lists multiple score lines including Toledo 7 Columbus 5, Toledo 4 Columbus 5, and Minneapolis 6 St Paul 4 among others. Other pairings show Louisville beating Indianapolis 6 to 1 while Milwaukee suffers close losses to Kansas City and others.
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Ww. Pet
Minneapolis
Steeee
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Ee
Kansas City Seessees
St Paul
Covecovee
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Scores from baseball and related notes
Pittsburgh leads Chicago 16 to 1 and 6 to 3 in two games. New York beats Philadelphia 4 to 3, while New York defeats Philadelphia 9 to 3. Cincinnati edges St Louis 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Cincinnati and St Louis tie ? rain halts Brooklyn vs Boston.
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Ww. Pet
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn- Boston
Scores From Baseball Wire: City Matchups And Results
The record lists multiple game results with teams such as Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, and Boston. Scores include Washington 6 Philadelphia 1 and 5 4, Chicago 5 Detroit 2 and 7 5, New York 8 Boston 7, Boston 4, New York 3, St. Louis 5 Cleveland 3 and 16 10.
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Os Pet
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Toledo at Columbus and Louisville at Indianapolis
Only games scheduled. The lineup lists matchups between Toledo and Columbus and between Louisville and Indianapolis with no additional details or outcomes.
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American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia
Brooklyn faces Boston while New York meets Philadelphia in distinct matchups. Chicago plays Pittsburgh in another set of tense city showdowns.
American Seagle Detroit at Chicago
The schedule lists American Seagle facing Detroit in Chicago with Cleveland visiting St Louis. No results are given in the readable text.
Gar Wood Holds Harmsworth Trophy Title in Heat Victory
Detroit report states Gar Wood retained the international speed boat racing title as Miss America VII won the trophy in the second heat of the Harmsworth International Trophy race yesterday.
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Detroit
Mich
U.pi
Gar Wood
GlouSTER Defeats Racine Nine 17 to 5 In Easy Victory
Glouster A C beat Racine 17 to 5 as Darnell and Theisen led with three hits each. Spencer struggled for Racine while Glouster piled 19 hits and Cumberland held them to five. Theisen drove in five runs, McCallister tripled and stole home. New York Bloomer Girls next, Saturday at 3.
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Glouster
Darnell
Theisen
Glouster A. C
Racine Club
Spencer
Racine
Cunningham
McCallister
Rosach
New York Bloomer Girls
Sam Withem
Columbus Senator
Reds Rally To Take Doubleheader From Cardinals
Everett Purdy sparked a Cincinnati comeback with a ninth inning single to tie the first game before delivering a clutch eleventh inning double with Critz aboard to lift the Reds 6 5 over the St Louis Cardinals. A six run sixth powered an 8 2 win in the second game as Adolph Luque pitched the distance. Hafey homered in both games to reach 22 for the season.
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Everett Prady
Cincinnati Red
Sacore
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Purdy
Critz
Reds
Adolph Luque
Rhein
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Lou Blue
Mayberry Knocks Out Williams in Marietta Boxing Show
Howard Mayberry from Duluth pins Stanley Williams with a seventh round knockout on opening night of the Washington County Fair boxing card in Marietta. Frankie Moran defeats Frankie Williams, while Albert Williams and Kid Francis edge their opponents in other bouts.
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Marietta
Williams
Mayberry
Howard Mayberry
Stanley Williams
Washington County
Fairgrounds
Duluth
Minn
Martins Ferry
Minnesota
Stanley
Frankie Williams
Frankie Moran
Pittsburgh
Moran
Albert Williams
Kid Francis
Fayette City
Senators Play Key Role in American League Pennant Chase
Washington Senators despite being out of the pennant race still shape the A L stretch. Their Sunday defeat of the New York Yankees enabled the Philadelphia Athletics to close within a game and a half of the league leaders, the closest the Mackmen have been to the top since April.
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New York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Senators
Athletics
Mackmen
Tunney Uses French History Knowledge in Paris Arrival
Gene Tunney arrived in Paris from London and deftly deflected reporters' sharp questions by drawing on his knowledge of French history, calmly filtering the bar rage of inquiries.
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Paris
U.P
Gene Tunney
London
Football coaches to study rules at Columbus meeting
Ohio coaches and officials from more than 100 state members will gather in Columbus September 15 and 16 for a detailed study of football rules and their interpretation. The event is sponsored by the Ohio Association of Football Officials and the Ohio High School Athletic Association with speakers from the National Football Rules committee.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Ohio Association of Football Officials
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Ohio State University
Buckeye Inter- Collegiate Athletic Association
Officials’ Association
William S. Langford
New York
National Football Rules Committee
H. R. Townsend
Favorites Advance In National Girls Championship
The best of America's girl tennis stars enter the second round on the Philadelphia Cricket lawns as favorites advance easily.
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ST. Martins
U.P
Philadelphia Cricket Courts
Home Run Club Players and Team Leaders Listed
A list of players and teams dominates the page, highlighting top home run hitters for the era. Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees receive prominent mentions alongside Hauser of the Athletics and Foxx of the Athletics, with several other stars from the Browns, Senators, Cubs, Cardinals, Robins, Braves, Pirates, Phillies, and Red Sox noted for their power and place in the standings.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Simmons
Blue
Browns
Foxx
Lazzeri
Goslin
Senators
Hargrave
Tigers
Senators and Mudhens split twin bill in Columbus
Columbus and Toledo wrap up their final series of the 1928 season with a doubleheader split. The Senators beat the Mudhens 9 to 7 in the opener and Toledo won 6 to 4 in the second game.
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Columbus
U.P
Toledo
Senators
Mudhens
Yankees Extend AL Lead Despite Split With Red Sox
New York, Sept 4. The Yankees widened their edge in the American League to two and a half games after a split with Boston as the Senators beat Cincinnati. In the National League, the Giants moved to second by sweeping Philadelphia, while Chicago dropped a doubleheader to Pittsburgh.
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New York
U.P
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
Giants
Pittsbur
Cardinals
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White
J. E. Bailey
Townsend
O. C. Bird
Dilney
Bibbee
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Chauvecy
United Press
Chicago Cubs
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Comorosky
Bartell
Kiki Cuyler
Remy Kremer
Kremer
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Terry
Chuck Klein
Jack Scott
Trio
Francis
Frankie
Stoffel
Harley Stoffel
Harriettsville
Billy Jeffers
Joe Murphy
Jack Katkish
Tony Larosa
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the Swanson Furniture Co
Cseccess
Buckeye
Buckeye State
Abeta Epeeg and Loan
East Gay
ST. Columbus,o
Kyper
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