Dynamite labeled Whaling-Weight Match at Brae Burn
The Thirty-Second National Amateur Championship at Brae Burn West Newton resumes after a stormy day. Dr. O F Willing and George Voight lead the quadrant toward the title with a 36 hole schedule. Bobby Jones faces John Beck while Phillips Finlay meets Jimmy Johnston as eliminations trim the field.
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United Press
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
U.P
Brae Burn
Ione
O. F. Willing
Waverly
Oregon
George Voight
North Hills Club
Long Island
Voight
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
John D. Beck
Great Britain
Phillips Finlay
Sandy Burr
Jimmy Johnston
Minneapolis
T. Philip Perkins
John Dawson
Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Ducky
Yates
Rochester
George van Elm
Eustace Storey
Max Marston
Chick Evans
Johnny Daw
Jess Swettser
JHAT STARS DID YESTERDAY
Lou Gehrig went hitless in four at bats while Al Simmons doubled and scored. Babe Ruth singled twice in three at bats. Jim Bottomley singled scored and drove in a run in four at bats. P Waner Goose Goslin Rogers Hornsby and Freddy Lindstrom were idle.
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Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
P. Waner
Goose Goslin
Rogers Hornsby
Freddy Lindstrom
Standings Summary from American Association Club Play
A fragmented chart shows team records with wins and losses for the American Association. Teams listed include Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo Louisville Columbus and others with varying win percentages.
Wednesday and league baseball results with schedule
Results from Wednesday show Indianapolis over Columbus 11 to 4 Louisville defeats Toledo 3 to 1 Toledo 4 Louisville 1 St. Paul 7 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee Minneapolis rain in a National League and American League slate with St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 1 New York Boston rain only game Philadelphia 4 New York 3 plus a Thursday schedule listing matchups across cities including Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City St Paul Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston St Louis Chicago and Chicago St Louis
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Ewnee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
American Ae Tee Club
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee-Minneapolis
New York-Boston
National League
Trautwein Named Coach and Administrator at Ohio University
Dutch Trautwein, graduate of Wittenberg College, joins Ohio University Athletic Department for the coming year. He will oversee intramurals, serve as line coach and assistant professor of physical education, and assist head coaches in other sports. As a Wittenberg student he played on the squad and later worked as Godfrey's assistant after his 1920 graduation.
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Dutch Trautwein
Wittenberg College
Ohio University
Trautwein
Wittenberg
Godfrey
Michigan Faces Rebuilding Year With Yost Waiting
Michigan football opens the 1928 season with a largely new lineup after graduations and a shift in coaching roles. Rumors persist that Fielding H. Yost may resume active coaching, with Franklin Cappon and Benny Oosterbaan brought in to assist. Director Yost will assign duties on September 15 as Tad Weiman continues leading the staff.
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Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Yost
Franklin Cappon
Kansas University
Benny Oosterbaan
Wolverines
Tad Weiman
United Press
Weiman
Wolverine
Ohio Emergency Board to consider $50,000 jewel grand jury probe request
Cleveland dispatch reports members of the Ohio state Emergency Board were to meet in Columbus to discuss Attorney General Edward C Turner’s request for a $50,000 appropriation to fund the special grand jury probe into election conditions in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Edward C. Turner
Hurricane sweeps through Virgin Islands with no casualties
A powerful hurricane moved across the Virgin Islands starting at midnight and continuing through the day. No casualties were reported as the storm battered St Thomas and surrounding areas.
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ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Prospects Improve for Bobcats as They Open Practice
Coach Don Peden’s Ohio Bobcats regroup after two workouts at Ohio Field ahead of the September 29 game with Rio Grande College. Eight letter men report, led by Captain McKinley and others, as new signals and rule explanations set the pace for the season.
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Don Peden
Ohio Field
Rio Grande College
Bobcats
McKinley
Farmer
Mowbrey
Jeffrey
Young
Mason
Taraschke
Begala
Home Run Gives Phillies Victory Over Yankees
Yesterday's hero Max Bishop of the Philadelphia Athletics hit a ninth inning home run as the score was tied, delivering a 4 to 3 victory over the New York Yankees.
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Max Bishop
Philadelphia Athletic
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Dane secret marriage to Thais Valdemar disclosed
Hollywood reports Karl Dane the tall war film star secretly wed Russian dancer Thais Valdemar on May 4, records and friends disclose.
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Hollywood
Calif
Karl Dane
Thais Valdemar
Veteran Tackle Returns to Logan High School Squad
Logan Sept 13 Re entry of George Thorne at Logan High School this week has encouraged the coaching staff and football squad as they prepare for the season opener next week Thorne appeared in the lineup last year and is expected to contend for a regular berth This week Kuhn a newcomer shows progress in the backfield Gray and Spencer practice place kicking and scrimmage work with shift formation and line blocking given attention by the coaches
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Logan
George Thorne
Logan High School
Thorne
Kuhn
Gray
Spencer
Washington spends 146000 on new players for 1929 Senators
President Clark Griffith announced he spent 146000 for new players to bolster the Washington Senators for 1929. He said 25000 and a yet unnamed player were paid for Ad Liska, a right hand pitcher, plus returns of Lisenke, Van Alstyne, Hayes, and Gillis. He also added Jay Partridge, Mule Shirley, and Paul Hopkins to the roster.
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Washington
U.P
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Ad Liska
Minneapolis Millers
Horace Lisenke
Clayton van Alstyne
Jack Hayes
Grant Gillis
Minneapolis
Griffith
Jay B. Partridge
Atlanta
Mule Shirley
Birmingham
Paul Hopkins
Toronto
St. Louis Defeats Reds 2-1 in Final 1928 Home Game
The St. Louis Cardinals won 2 to 1 over the Cincinnati Reds to extend their NL lead to three games. Cincinnati scored in the first on a walk a single and a sacrifice while St. Louis pulled ahead in the fourth on a walk balk two singles and a steal.
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ST. Louis
REDS
Tey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Athletics Lose Late Lead in Crucial Yankees Series
New York defeats Philadelphia as Max Bishop hits a decisive homer, leaving the A's trailing 1.5 games behind the Yankees. Philadelphia, still in pennant contention, faces a tough stretch as Connie Mack's club struggles on the road but remains dangerous with strong batting and fielding.
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Athletics
New York Yankees
Homer
New York
U.P
Philadelphia Athletics
Max Bishop
A's
Yankees
Connie Mack
Yankee Stadium
Philadelphia
Mack
Miller Huggins
Herbert Has Tough Time Ill Then Operated On
Ohio University head track coach and assistant football coach Herbert was out of the running most of the summer due to illness. He first strained a vertebra in a summer fall, then suffered appendicitis requiring operation. After convalescing he returned to school and resumed duties in the athletic department.
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Herbert
Bill” Herbert
Ohio University
University
Reynolds Fails in Bid for Middleweight Crown by Kal lid
Columbus report from September 18 states welterweight kingpin Jack Reynolds failed to defeat Gus Kal lid, the formidable Finn from the Midwest, in a bid to seize the middleweight title last night.
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Columbus
Jack Reynolds
Gus Kal‘lid
Middlewest
Hope of Americans in Tennis Tourney Brighter Than Ever
FOREST HILLS N Y Sept 13 USA still hopes to regain the national singles title as the Forty seventh Annual Championship reaches the quarterfinals with five Americans and one Australian advancing. An all foreign final faded after three Frenchmen and one Englishman fell to American stroking.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
U.A
America
France
Yankees Lose Ground in AL Pennant Race
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 3 at Yankee Stadium, shrinking New Yorks lead in the American League pennant chase to one and a half games on Wednesday.
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New York
A.R
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankee Stadium
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