Bobby Jones Lowers Par Record In Pittsburgh Golf
Bobby Jones shot four strokes under par to set a new record at a Pittsburgh event. He began rough but rallied, finishing with a 73 after a strong back nine. Teammates Perry Adair Richard Hickey and S Malden watched as Jones, coached by Malden, posted the standout score with Jones’s round highlighted by a late 25 foot putt.
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Richard. Hickey
Atlante
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Chick” Evans
Bob” Gardner
Francia Oulmet
Wright Is Champion Chicago August 13 Trapshooting Finale
Wright of New York won the American amateur trapshooting singles title with 199 of 200 during regular targets. Akard of Fatty Mo. and Morgan of Washington entered shoot-offs. Akard missed target thirteen and was eliminated while Morgan narrowed to miss early in the second shoot-off. Wright completed a 25 target run in the second shoot-off, totaling 249.
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Chicago
Frank & Wright
New York
Rubber Shoes For Hard Times Signal Preparedness
The article urges families to stock rubber shoes amid material and labor shortages and production curtailment. It notes rain or snow will deplete stock quickly and advises outfitting children for school with essential footwear, stressing prudent preparation and available supply concerns.
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Ouy Dirwntstairs Department
All Roads Lead to Ennis Tennis Tournaments at Camp Gordon Now
Camp Gordon hosts tennis events with base hospital teams dominant in both doubles and singles. Captain Wells and Lt Harri tap beat Major Dikon's squad 6-2 in doubles while Lt Fitzgerald and Lt Morse from headquarters toppled Capt Golwals 6-3. Provol guards and motor transport corps teams also compete as Lt Ives wins singles.
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Boxing memory and tragedy mark Evans and Brown
A retrospective on Evans and Brown recalls their close friendship and a fatal fight when Brown replaced Evans against Joe Delan at the Pioneer Sporting Club. Evans died after a jaw blow, while Brown vowed not to fight again. The piece notes Jim Jeffries and James Corbett's era defining bout sixteen years earlier, highlighting the sport's dramatic history and a San Francisco gate-record context.
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New York
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Brown
Gand
Joe Delan
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Joest
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Unscrambled Fragments Point to Unclear Item
OCR fragment hints a scattered discussion referencing distance and names but readable facts are minimal. The text mentions places and persons in vague form, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
Travelers Beat Pels in Tight Series Opener
Team unknown. final score unclear. Report mentions Walsh and Bell in unclear context. Pels likely a basketball matchup with close scoring and key players referenced, but many words are garbled.
Australians Triumph In San Francisco Tennis Matches
Australians led by Norman E. Brootes and Gerald Patterson defeated New Yorkers Alexander and S. Howard Voshell in a five set Davis Cup style contest. The match featured strong serving and aggressive baseline play as Braddons and Briscoes pace held. Titles and standings were implied as the Australians extended their advantage in the series.
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Cy J. Townes
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Cubs and Grey Sox clash in Montgomery action
The Cubs lost to the Montgomery Grey Sox 10 to 9 in a seesaw game with early lead by the Grey Sox, Cubs rallying in the eighth but falling short. May and Houston joined Cunningham on the mound for Montgomery while Patterson and Grimes pitched for Nashville. Hodge struggled for Mobile, allowing two doubles and two singles as Mobile beat the Vols 12 to 4 with Tutweiler and Schopner delivering key hits.
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R. Hb. i Montery
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Houston
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Patterson
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Two Upstanding Youths Spark Promising Boxing Night
The youths, both about 160 pounds, show rugged, gritty style and promise in their division. A scheduled semi-windup between Privite Emerich from Camp Gordon and Little Buras heats crowd interest as fans await the main bout.
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Baseball Dusts Off Johnson Controversy Roils New York Club
The piece chronicles turmoil in the New York club and friction with Johnson over the May affair. It notes Huston opposition, Ruppert against Johnson and Dunn of Cleveland, and Comiskey’s stance. It debates whether baseball can protect players' pay while preserving league unity and criticizes Johnson’s handling of the Mays case.
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Jack's Corner Promotes Fit-Driven Clothing Line
Morgan N. Smith extols Jack's Corner as a source of well tailored, stylish clothes with superior fit. He credits Mr Hayes for recognizing demand and notes the shop carries a full line of outfits designed to flatter any figure, inviting suggestions and praise from customers.
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