Jones and Gunn Reach National Amateur Semi finals
At Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh on September 3 the National Amateur Golf championship narrowed to four. Bobby Jones, champion, to meet George Von Elm, while Richard A Jones of New York faces Watts Gunn of Atlanta in the semi finals. Gunn overwhelmed Tease Sweetser 10 and 9, while Jones defeated Clarence Wolff 6 and 5, with two matches featuring Hick Jones vs Lauren Upson and Von Elm vs Jesse Guilford delivering brisk action.
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Bobby Jones
von Elm
Dick Jones
Gunn
Oakmonth Country Club
Pittsburgh
Bolby Jones
George von Fimn
Richard A Jones
New York
Atlanta
Watts Gunn
Sweetser
Sweeteer
Jess
Gumn
Seerey
Clarence Wolff
St Louis
Bobbi
Wolff Br
St. Louis Star
Hick” Jones
Lauren Upson
Coast Wonder
George von Elm
Jease Guillard
Guilford
Massachusetts
Detroit late rally sinks Indians 11 to 9 in Cleveland
Detroit erased a seven run lead by Cleveland as Carroll's six runs allowed, Uhle pulled in the seventh, and Wingo doubled with the bases loaded in the final frame to lift the Tigers to an 11 9 victory. Heilmann Bassler Wingo Burns Sewell Hodapp Haney Neun led Detroit with multiple hits while Karr took the loss for Cleveland.
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Uhle
Detroit
Wingo
Jamieson If
Summart
Lee Cf
McNulty Cf
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Sewell Sg
Burns 1B
Fewster
Hodapp
Sewell c
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Miller P
Karp
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Bassler
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Neun
Haney
Rigner
Burka
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Doyle
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Miller
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Cobb
Fothergill
Manush
Neumann
Rigney Sa
Tiurke
Raseler
Woodall
Snlloway
Jones
O'Rourke
Cubs divide in series with Reds under new pilot
Chicago, Sept. 3 George Gibson newly appointed manager of the Chicago Cubs broke even in his first day in charge by defeating Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 11 innings but a 4 to shutout followed. Rabbit Maranville who resigned as manager this morning was in uniform and watched from the bench.
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Chicago
George Gibson
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Maranville
Slattery to Face Berlenbach in 15-Round Title Bout
Jimmy Slattery will fight Paul Berlenbach for the world heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium on September 11. Slattery replaces Mike McTigue who was sidelined by a blood infection in his right arm and hospitalized in Saratoga Springs. Originally Loughran was set for the semi final, but Rickard swapped opponents to keep Slattery on the Berlenbach card.
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New York
Jimmy Slattery
Tex
Rickard
Buffalo Adonis
Paul Berlenbach
Yankee Stadium
F1 Slattery
Mike McTigue
Saratoga Springs
Camp M
eTigue
Saratoga Sarings General Hospital
Berlenbach
Buffalo Boy
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Loughran
Slatter
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
McTigue
Slattery
Batchelder Shines as Hawks Fall to Panthers
Batchelder held Albany to seven scattered hits and Worcester won 4 to 1. The hitting of Thomas was a feature. The score:
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Batchelder
HAWKS
Panthers
Albany
Worcester
Thomas
Suggs 10 Fight Chapman September 14
Chick Suggs of Newport faces Ned Chapman of Chelsea for the New England featherweight championship at Mechanic Building Boston on September 11 under Suffolk A A. event. Fans from Worcester Providence Fall River New Bedford Newport cheer the Little Hebrew in a cross race moment.
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George Dixon
Dixon
George Dion
Chick
Suffolk
Mechanica
Boston
Worcester
Providence
Fill River
New Erdford
Newport
Plans to Hold $100,000 Track Derby
CTICAGG Sept 3 AP Plane for a renewal of the American Derby by one time classic in Chicago to carry an added money value of $100,000 making it the richest race in the country are being made by an association headed by Robert Sweltzer Cook County clerk. The organization hopes to stage 2 fall racing program the year at Homewood a Chicago suburb.
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Cticagg
Chicago
Robert, Sweltzer
Cook
Homewood
Pitt Announces 1925 Pitt Football Season at New Fitz Stadium
The University of Pittsburgh opens Fitz Stadium with a 70 000 capacity for a September 26 game against Washington and Lee, dedication October 24 against Carnegie Tech, and a slate of home games including Lafayette West Virginia Gettysburg Johns Hopkins W and J and Penn State. Coach Jock Sutherland enters his second year with an experienced team.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Fitz
Washington and Lea
Panthera
Carnegie Tech
Withensylvania
Philadelphia
Washington and Lee
Lafayette College
West Virginia University
Gettysburg College
Sutherland
Hia Success Sot
Home for Coaches Built at Cornell Ithaca Campus
Romeyn Berry announced a permanent coaches home will be built east of the Cornell campus in Ithaca to fulfill a 1923 contract clause with coach Gilmour Doble. The Cornell Athletic Association will own and maintain the house, ending the prior Erits presentation plan once used for Jack Moakley and Charles E. Courtney.
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Ithaca. N
Cornell University
Romeyn Berry
Gilmour Doble
Cornell Athletic
Jack Moakley
Charles E. Courtney
Rutgers Coach Jack Wallace Out Until October Return
Jack Wallace head coach of Rutgers University is confined to bed after acute appendicitis at Asbury Park. He underwent immediate surgery at Middlesex Hospital and is out of danger but not expected to lead the Scarlet eleven until October 3, with no interim leader named yet.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Jacck Wallace
Rutgers University
Scarlet Eleven
Wallace
Asbury Park
L. McKiernan
Middlesex Hospital
Gildiron
Tennis Tournaments at Sasco Hill End Labor Day
Fairfield clubs host men and women tennis championships at the Country Club of Fairfield on Sasco Hill. Witherbee Black Jr and Franklin Richardson vie for the club title while Mrs F T Bedford and Mrs Franklin Richardson reach the women’s semi finals. Results list multiple matches and advancing players through opening rounds and semis.
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Labor Day
Fairfield
Country Club of
Witherbee Black, Jr
Franklin Richardson
Eugene Hinkle
F. T. Bedford
Beatrice Black
B. W. Stetson
H. ©. Perry
Sinclair Richardson
Lawrence Rand
Morgan
W. Black
W. Little
B. Ainsworth
W. Black ,Jr
F. Perry
F. W. Stetson
Lawrence Hinkle
S Morgan
Josephine Stetson
Morga
F. Richardson
Clare May
Lele Bedford
Barbara Black
Finn
Mary J. Hateh
F. T Nedford
Lucie Bedford
F. T. Belford
Le Coney Enters Big Knights of Columbus Sprint Meet
Alfred Le Coney of the Meadowbrook Club Philadelphia enters the Knights of Columbus sprint series at Yankee Stadium on September 14. The former Intercollegiate and National sprint champion ran 10 seconds for the Middle Atlantic 100 yard title and has been training for the 60 75 and 100 yard dashes.
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New York
Alfred le Coney
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbus
Yankee Stadium
LeConey
Middle Atlantic
Ugo
Holt Sold to Athletics for About 25000
James Red Holt, first baseman for the Jersey City International League club and a top five batter, was sold to the Philadelphia Athletics for a sum near 25000, disclosed by Skeeters business manager Trank Donnelly to the Associated Press.
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James
Red) Holt
Jersey City International League Baseball Club
Philadelphia Athletics
Trank Donnelly
Skeeters
Associated Presa
Fairfield to Host Southport Firemen in Town Championship
Fairfield schedules a busy weekend at Legion field with three games. Southport Firemen visit for the town championship rematch, followed by the Fairfield Teach vs Fairfield lineup game, then a Monday clash with the Colored Giants at Sea Side Park. Key players include Watson, Murphy, FitzHenry, Leahy, Moran, and pitcher Moran likely to start against Southport.
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Southport Firemen
Firemen
Legion Field
Fairfield Teach Nine
Fairfield Nine
Colored Giants
Seasiie Park
Watson
Murphy
FitzHenry
Brotherton
Walters
Russell
Sachery
Cavanaugh
Barber
Leahy
Moran
Risley
Southport
Smith
Rzepko
Corliss
Engle
Habersack
Hickey
McCarthy
McGrath
Heinz
Travers and Smith May Box Here September 21
Boxing note from Bridgeport discusses heavyweight challengers and Keeley. Tony Travers of New Haven among participants eyed for September 21 bout. Eddie Keeley seen as top draw but others wary. Continued on page ten.
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Smith
Eddie Keel
Bridgeport
Cay
al Jennings
New
Engl
Eddie Keeley
Jennings
Montgomery
Jock Sharkey
Iorman
Jim Maroney
Kingman
Jack DeMare
Mest
Travers De Marco Bout Delayed Until Tomorrow Night
New Haven reports rain postponed Nutmeg stadium boxing card set for tonight. The feature bout between Tony Travers of New Haven and Cuddy De Marco of Pittsburgh will now be held tomorrow as weather clears.
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Nutmegtadium
Tony Travers
Cuddy de Marco
Pittsburgh
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