New York Fans See Providence Golfer Lead U S Qualifying
Twenty four players vie for the United States women’s golf championship at Hollywood Golf Club. Providence star Miss Giona Collett tied for medal with Mrs Latham Hall of Mid-Surrey England in an opening qualifying round. Others include Miss Cecil Leitich Britain, Miss Alexa Stirling defending champ, and numerous entrants from Canada and the United States as play continued through the day.
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England
Sybil
Hase] Kennedy
Montreal
Willa Gerge
Toronto
Kate Robert
Cecil Leitah
Latham Hal
Nompet Stirling
Collct
Qreatt
Ant
Calet Fox
Philadelphia
Ang
Wes
Elaine Ansenvni
Chicago
Thomas Huskner
New York
Marion Bolling
Sen
Cfh Vanierbeck
Be Fenn
Portland
Melvin Tones
Molth Laitch
Tucland
David Gant
Memphis
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Youngstown
Storgianna Bishop
Bridgenort
Com
W. Ab Gavin
M. Hammar
York
Mildred
Pearce
Shepperd
Hartford
Cann
Grumbach
Hollywland
Ety Ars
Spaukling
Brimenthal
Dorothy Miotes
Mida
Boston
Alexander Clevcant
Stupld Jackson
Greenfwich
Conn
Mos
Charles B. Vgonevieve Hecker
Ceci Leltoh
Miss Stirling
Happsnad
Miss Collett
Ci Lettch
Miss Fenn
Miss Roonthal
Devon Eleven Falls to St Joseph Team 13-0
In a 1921 season opener St Joseph defeated Devon A C 13 to 0. Howie Williams returned a kickoff 26 yards, Williams connected with Tranigan for a 13 yard gain, Sum Sperms added 28 yards, and Williams scored the first touchdown. Williams then added the second touchdown in the third period as the Joe's defense stifled Devon throughout.
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Devon A.C
Joe's
Howie Wiliams
Gleason
Devon
Joes
Williams
Tranigan
Sperms
Sade
Dons
Proucht Che
Aizs
Crane Co Lumber Rockers Underway at Bowling League Start
Crane Bowling League began after a wartime pause with four teams in action. Team 1, led by Pratt and Loeffler, won three straight. Team 4 defeated Team 3 to claim two wins. Team 5 saw Ward roll a high single of 94. High game honors went to Moore with a 124 and Hubbard posted a 314 series.
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Pratt
yNetl
Loeffler
Converse
Hubbard
Coughlin
EH. Smith
Buskey
Bulkley
Cooper
Coonan
Luddy
Delahunt
Kelly
Moore
Curley
O'Loughlin
Kochig
J. Sullivan
Quinlan
A. C. Smith
Minor
Quinn
Hultiman
Ward
Kausler
Malone
Kiley
W_ Sullivan
McBana
Mel¢enna
Ifehberd
Harold Goddard defeats J. Smith in polf cap final
Harold Goddard, in top form, beat John Smith two and one to win the vice president polf cap at Weatogue country club yesterday afternoon. HYEB Brown and P. C. Platt set for clash over the President's car while Miss Mabel Smith and Mrs. George Houston reach the women's final for the Handy Driver Loving Cup from Stratfors Trask Co.
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Harold Goddard
Weatogue Country Club
John Smith
Hyeb. Brown
P. c. Platt
Mabel Smith
George Houston
Stratfors Trask Company
Eskimo Health Study Planned By Johns Hopkins Team
Hygienists from Johns Hopkins University will lead an expedition to study Eskimo nutrition and health in the Arctic. Victor E. Levine of Creighton School of Medicine outlined plans for an extensive survey in the Eskimo region, aiming to work with Battle Harbor crews to document climate and living conditions. The project, starting in 1922, seeks scientific insights from northern communities believed among the healthiest when insulated from white contact.
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Tohns Hopkins
Victor E. Levine
Creighton School of Medicine
Omaha
Halifax
Garbor
Loorador
Levine
Hattle Harbor
Eskimo Nourtry
Iie
Northland
de. Levine Gud Bik
Yankees Eligible for World Series Roster List
New York business manager Edward Barrow of the American League club announced the list of players eligible for the World Series. Catchers Walter T. Schang Fred Holtman Alfred Devermer. Pitchers Carl Mays Robert Shawkey Harry Harper Warren Collins White Hoyt Alexander Verguson William Piercer Thomas Rogers Jack Quinn. Infielders Walter Pipp Aaron Ward Roger Peckinpaugh Mike McNally J Franklin Baker Johan Mitchell. Outfielders George E Ruth Elmer Miller Robert Meuser Robert Roth Melson L Hawks Wilson Fewster Menager Miller Hneet.
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New York
Edward Barrow
Walter T. Schang
Fred Holtman
Alfred Devermer
Pitehere
Carl Mays
Robert Shawkey
Harry Harper
Warren Collins
White Hoyt
Alexander
Verguson
William Piercer
Thomas Rogers
Jack Quinn
T Walter Pipp
Aaron Ward
Roger Peckinpaugh
Mike McNally
J. Franklin Baker
Johan Mitchell
George E. Ruth
Elmer Miller
Robert Meuser
Robert Roth
Melson L. Hawks
Wilson Fewster
Menager—Miller Hneet
Stratfords Meet All-Stamfords In Open Season Opener
Stratford opens its football season against the All-Stamfords as the Husky lineup of Stayeln and Tickey faces a Stamford squad with many former Karey stars. The Avon Parkers expect a tough challenge from the visitor roster.
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Husky
Stayeln
Tickey
Latler
Stamford Craw
Ani
Avon Parkera
Karey
Soccer Program for Schools Underway
The Board of Recreation will draw up a schedule for Public and Parochial school soccer leagues this fall. Superintendent Pierce V. Gahan cited delayed information from the Board of Education on which schools will participate. The Parochial league Jengua will include St. Charles Sacred Heart St. Augustines St. Mary's and St. Johns with three games weekly and a championship series.
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Pierce V. Gahan
Board of Education
Jengua
St. Charles
Sacred Heart
St. Augustines
Umpires Chose for World Series by American League
Chicago Oct. 3 The Associated Press reports President Johnson of the American League appointed George Moriarity and O Chill as the league’s umpires for the World Series.
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Chill
Moriarity
Chicago
Associated Press
Johnson
Jexsue Today
George Moriarits
O! Chill
Yankees Rival Giants In Fire Series Pitching Battle
The piece argues the Yankees with Hoyt Maye Shawkey Ruth and Neuhf lead the pitching clash against the Giants Nehf and Nehli must counter Ruth while the AL’s stronger attack tilts the balance. It predicts a high scoring, crowd pleasing World Series with the Yankees favored.
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Ourq
Yankees
Hoyt
Maye
Shawkey
Agaist Neal
Toney
Barnes
Douglas
Art Nechl
Mel Graw
Ruth
Yankee
Taan
Gotham Fans All Excited As World's Series Nears
New York in a baseball frenzy as the Yankees and Giants prepare for the World Series at the Polo Grounds. Tickets sold out, debates raged on pitching choices with McGraw and Huggins naming candidates. Yankee hopes center on Babe Ruth and Carl Mays, while fans discuss Frank Frad and Artie Nohl. Attendance could reach a record 235,000 if the series extends beyond five games.
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Chi Ag
Yourg
Burna
Miller
Ruth
Burns
Young
King of
Bloomvile
Throweh Huth
Gotham
New York
Yankees
Giants
Polo Grounds
Headiny Atturnaon
Babe Ruth
Oo- l
McGraw
Toney
Ruth and Mouse
Artie Nohl
Phil Douglas
Hughey
Nibgs
Comey Dolan
Yankee
Bapesall
Ucketa
Miller Huggins
Tnenager
Als
Huggins
Carl Mays
Bob Shawkey
Torok
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