Haviland Aims To Qualify In National Amateur Championship
Bridgeport’s Paul Haviland tees off in the thirty first U S amateur championship at Minikahda Minneapolis aiming to be among 22 qualifiers from a field of 170. Bobby Jones and George von Elm figure prominently as top contenders in the weeklong event.
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
Springfield and New Haven Split in Double Header
Springfield and New Haven divided a doubleheader here as New Haven won 2-0 in the opener and Springfield took the second 3-0. Brown beat Hopkins in the first game as New Haven built a late lead. Moore hit the longest home run at Weiss Park in the second game. Both games featured errorless defense and strong pitching.
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Giants Rally for Two Wins Over Reds in Opening Series
New York defeated Cincinnati 9 to 5 and 6 to 1 before about 46,000 fans. Leslie Mann delivered a bases loaded pinch double in the ninth to decisive game one, while Cruz and Hornsby homered in the early attack. Roush, Critz, Sukeforth and Dressen also connected, with Jackson driving in runs for the Giants. The doubleheader featured sharp pitching, late rally, and homers fueling the opening series conclusion.
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Catholic Sokols Close Three Day Meet at Seaside Park
The three day athletic meet tied to the 16th triennial Catholic Sokols convention ended at Seaside Park with a mass and a mass drill before distinguished guests. Athletes from East and Midwest paraded through Bridgeport with 800 participants in a showcase of boys, girls, and men divisions. John Hudak of Bethel Neck earned all round honors in track and field while Cleveland, Ohio captured the team prize.
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Mohican Baseball Treks to Second Place in City League
Mohican team, led by Parker’s strong pitching, defeated the White Eagles 16 to 6 in Senior City League play. Five White Eagles pitchers were used as Mohicans racked up runs while Mohican win secures an undisputed second place. In other games, Sokol Rosebuds beat Berkshires 7 to 2 and American Russian Sokols edged Berkshires 7 to 6 with an eighth inning rally.
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Qualifying Round Sets Stage for Match Play Golf Event
Thirty six holes of qualifying team will be played tomorrow and Tuesday with 18 each day. Match play begins Wednesday with two 18 hole matches for the 32 teams with the lowest 38 hole scores. Pi will continue Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 36 holes.
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Eighty Enter Newport Play Opens Tennis Week at Newport
Eighty players enter the singles draw for the 11th annual Newport invitation tournament at the Newport Casino with more entries in doubles. National champion William T. Tilden II heads nine seeds, joined by Manuel Alonso of Spain and Jean Wescher of Belgium. Others include Francis Hunter, John Hennessy, Arnold Jones, Lewis White, Dr. George King, Crans Holmen, George Lott, and John Doeg. The doubles field features further stars, signaling strong play shaping American Davis Cup prospects.
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Women to Fight for U S Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Sixty four top players from the United States and Europe begin pursuit of the national championship held by Mrs Molla Mallory. Seeded leader is Miss Helen Wills with Miss Mallory and Wightman cup entrants among likely finalists. Other leading Americans include Miss Helen Jacoba Miss Eleanor Goss Mrs Charlotte H Chapin and Miss Penelope Anderson with international hopefuls such as Miss Kea Bouman of Holland hampered by ill health.
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Pirates Defeat Dodgers 2 1 In Close Battle
Brooklyn game report from August 21 describes Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 2 to 1. Pirates split their series with the Dodgers as Grantham homered and Statz doubled to spark the Dodgers rally, while Hendrick stole second and Gooch errant throw led to the tying run.
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Browns Sweep Red Sox to Extend Streak with Two Wins
St. Louis Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 0 and 4 to 3, extending their winning streak to six games. Van Gilder limited Boston to six hits in the opener, and George Sisler's seventh inning triple plated two runs in the nightcap, with Todt homering in the ninth for Boston.
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Training Camp Opened for Jack Dempsey in Chicago
At Lincoln Fields in Chicago the training camp for former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was set to begin light sessions tomorrow. Dempsey appeared publicly today at the police field meet and was introduced by George Getz, the coal magnate promoting the September 22 title bout, at Wrigley Field to a roaring crowd from home plate.
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Ruth Gehrig home run marathon ends in deadlock
In Cleveland both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig stayed tied on 39 homers as the Ruth Gehrig act failed to materialize. Rogers Herneby closed in on Cy Williams with his 22nd homer, while Williams hold 23. The National League shows Williams 23 homers, with a Reds game noted.
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The page notes additional sports coverage focusing on leading hitters and nearby items. It outlines recent performances, standings, and upcoming fixtures, inviting readers to continue on page sixteen for full details.
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