Youthful golfer Kilowatts Gunn favored to face Jones in finals
At Oakmont, Kilowatts Gunn of Atlanta dominated the semi finals with a 4 to 1 edge, shooting forty one holes in six under par across two matches. Bobby Jones eyed a repeat final against George Von Elm, with Gunn poised as a strong challenger in the national amateur championship.
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Bobby Jones
George von Elm
Thisnas
Robert
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Dempsey
Shampion
Winners in M. W. A. log rolling at Lewis announced
The Lewis Standard reports MW A log rolling winners across events with tag roll results. Winners include Watt Taew oy in log rolling, Bernard Robinson and Claude Brindley in horse race, George Gell and John Lees in fat men’s race, Overight and Zimmerman in blogged race, Mrs Krepper and Mrs Abel in women’s race, Hilmerames and Claude Oakes in boys’ race, Orvil Schrader Wendell Auxier in potato nose, Ruby Keffer and Tug of war entries, Pauline Roberts and Mrs Reed Hardenbergh in driving, Myrtle Sith in gum chewing, Higgins in greased pig, Rhodes in greased pull, and Cumberland won IA drill team contest as Woodmen advertise sisters in foot races.
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Hilmerarnes
Claude Oakes
Orvil Schrader
Wendell Auxier
Berreee
Ruby Keffer
Lewis M. W. A. Nau
Pauline Roberts
Reed Hardenbergh
Myrtle Sith
Higgins
Husker and Hawk Eye Stars Grid Coaches at Tabor
Shenandoah Iowa Sept 4 Sedwick Hartman University of Nebraska football and track star elected coach at Tabor College Hartman was assistant backfield coach at Nebraska Lowell Otte of Sidney Iowa will be Hartman assistant but has not recovered from a severe illness to report
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Sedwick
Hartman
University of Nebraska
Tabor College
Nebraska
Lowell Otte
Sidney
Iowa
Ace Hudkins Expected to Stage Comeback Tonight
Los Angeles fight card features Nebraska lightweight Ace Hudkins returning to Hollywood after a slump. He faces Dick Hoppe in a ten round bout with stakes high for next month’s events. Hudkins aims to redeem himself and reestablish status among Los Angeles contenders.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Fieret Crime
Pacific
Hudkins
Nebraska
Dick Hoppe
Hudking
Hawkeye Captain Also a Detective in South Dakota
Hawkeye captain Griffen, a grid star entering his third season, spent the summer chasing down thieves in South Dakota. Known as a detective, he operated undercover for the U S Department of Football and Wheat, returning to Iowa with tales of Ford outfits and a surprising year ahead. Fans expect him to lead the Hawkeyes on strong showings this fall.
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Lowa City
Alarold
Tub" Geiffen
Hawkeye
Griffin
South Dakota
Tabet
Jortihate
Mitchell
Mote
WHS
Kansas Varsity Sets Tough Season Schedule
Lawrence Kansas Sept UP reports Kansas University football unveils new schedule for the season with 13 letter men returning and several key players from last year. The team opens against Ohio Neon Aggie and faces Drake Oklahoma Nebraska and Missouri opponents, including a homecoming at Lawrence.
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SON
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Ame
Lawnee
Nebraska
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Oklahoma
Norman
Ninnell
Grinnell
Ssuuri
Kansas Aggies Face Tough Grid Schedule This Fall
Seventeenth string of freshmen to report at Kansas State Agricultural College as football aims for a rigorous season. The Aggies schedule six Valley games with no nonleague tuneups, opening Sept. 26 at Manhattan against Emporia Teachers and concluding with homecoming Nov. 14 against Nebraska at Manhattan.
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Aggies
Empouria
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Drake
Des Moines
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Oet
Missouri
Marquett
Milwaukee
Nebraska
Nouv
Luwa Blate
Aes
Pirates win ninth in row to seize first place
Diamond Dust reports the Pirates extending their winning streak to nine games to claim first place as they defeated the Cardinals under steady play led by manager George Gibson. The Cubs won in eleven innings 2 to 1 against the Reds while Johnny Kane, new to the White Sox, contributed solid defense at second base in a 5 to 1 victory over the Browns. The pennant chase continued with the Browns beaten 9 to 1 as Uhle pitched well for the victorious team.
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Pirates
Cardinals
Henry L. Farrell
United Press Sports Eeitor
New York
Conate Mack
Sma
Howe Tia
Gomheaton
Connick Mark
Athleric
Athletix Stars Battle for Power and Promising Baseball Year
United Press Sports Editor Henry Farrell surveys a vibrant season. Connors Mack anchors the Athletics with youth and heart as Harris leans on experience. The Dempsey Kearns feud hints at a larger business clash behind the ring.
Bare Hirt and Fights Highlight Local Card
In a notably uneven program bare fists and names appear with Dower clashing Dra Stunde and Ek meeting Lesher while Worthington faces Harley Howell and Roy Wohlentauft. Matthies battles Fo Gerdiner as Glenn Fastun takes on Byer.
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Dra Stunde
Fred Ekman
Lesher
Worthington
Harley Howell
Roy Wohlentaupt
Jatin Matthies
Gerdiner
Glenn Fastun
W.oh. Byer
Red Oak Medic Breaks Course Record at Oak Hill Country Club
Red Oak Iowa September 4 Dr KF M Woodard of this city set a new course record at Oak Hill Country Club by firing nine holes in 34 strokes breaking the existing nine hole mark. Lyman Turner had held the nine hole record with a 34 during the previous year.
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Red Oak
Red Oak, Ja
KF. M
Woodard
Lyman Turner
Midwest Gulf Association Formed In Denison
Denison Sept 4 The Mid West Gulf association has been organized and the first annual tournament will be arranged to promote regional golf activity. Local clubs and players expressed enthusiasm for a structured schedule and competitive events this fall.
Denton Region Club Association Elects Officers
Dr S Sherman of Carroll was elected president Roy E Mote of Denison vice president Gull Richardson of Denison secretary treasurer and A Muir of Woodbine Brahk Mattes Qdebolt A W Gucker of Carroll Lee Horn of The Grave named directors Clubs from Carroll Qdebolt Woodbine Dunlap Holstein Onawa Sac City Rockwell City Newell Audubon Coon Rapids Charter Oak Mapleton eligible to enter association.
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Dr. S. Sherman
Carroll
Roy E., Mote
Denison
Gull R. Richardson
A. Muir
Woodbine
Gucker
Carroll Lee
Horn
Qdebolt
Dunlap
Holstein
Onawa
Sac City
Rockwell City
Newell
Audubon
Coon Rapids
Charter Oak
Mapleton
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Daughter of Anita girl sets Lake Okoboji swim record
Thirteen year old Misa Matilda Trimmer swam from the Voorhees dock on Des Moines Beach to Pillsbury Point at Lake Okoboji, a distance of about one and a quarter miles. Leon G. Voorhees and E. A. Button followed in a rowboat as she completed the feat with no ill effects. She is the daughter of J. H. Trimmer and sister of Mrs. Leon G. Voorhees.
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News-Telegraph
Misa Matilda Trimmer
Leon G. Voorhees
Lake Okorbojl
Voorhees
Des Moings Beach
Pillsbury Point
Miss Trimmer
Oan
Awimmer
E. &. Button
J. H. Trimmer
Anita Vicinity
Tabor and Omaha KC Win at the Bluffs Tourney
In Council Bluffs on Sept 1 the Taor Clas A team defeated the Knights of Columbus Omaha in a clash as athletic lines and results show Tabor and Omaha KC victorious over local rivals Murphy s of Omaha in Class A1.
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Council Bluffs
Taor Clasa
Atletics
Knights of Columbus of
Omaha
Linesla
Neh
Ares Athletic
Million Dollar Improvement At Waterloo I C R R
Illinois Central Railroad plans a six million improvement at Waterloo moving shops and roundhouse. Officials say options secured on 200 acres adjoining the city for the new yard and Burnside shop equipment will be relocated to the Waterloo site with expanded crews to service the company lines.
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CNS
Ilinois
Burnside
Chicago
Fragmented Local Notice Summary in Unknown Language
The readable parts show a few proper nouns but lack clear events dates places or actions to form a coherent news item. No identifiable organizations, people, or outcomes are present enough to summarize into a title and summary.
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