Karns Bowls Past Hall In Three Sets In City Tennis Meet
In the Brooklawn Country Club city championship, Dr. Hall defeated Paul Karns in three sets, 5-7 6-1 6-? The match highlighted yesterday's singles action. Edith Hultman advanced to the third round of the ladies' singles, advancing via defaults over Grout and Me eit. Doubles begin today with Buckingham Hostgan and Strang Lineburgh top contenders.
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Paul Karha
Dr. Hall
Edith Haltman
Brooklawn
Karna
Helen Coops
Hoffman
Lonsdale
French tennis star joins Lenglen tour with Feret
Paris reports that Paul Feret, a French amateur rising star, has turned pro and will tour the United States with Suzanne Lenglen and Mary Browne. Feret, tied to C Pyle, plans to play in singles and mixed doubles, signaling a shift toward professional status while keeping amateur ideals contested by Lenglen.
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Paul Feret
United States
Paris
C. C. Pyle
Suzanne Lenglen
Feret
Gan
Suzanne Lengren
New York
Paris Dispatch
C . Pyle
France
Mary K. Browne
California
Suzanne Lengten
Vincent Richards
Howard Kinsey
Mile
Lenglen Pyle Self
Mallory Considers Pro Career If Offered Big Sum
Philadelphia Sept 3 AP Mrs Molla Mallory may turn professional if offered $600,090. She says she is not interested in leaving amateur ranks to follow former champions Suzanne Lenglen or Mary Browne. “I’m too expensive,” she says, though $500,000 might change things. Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs George W Wightman, also in the Middle States championships, chose to stay amateur.
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Philadelphia
Molla Mallory
Suzanne Laeglen
Mary K. Browne
Mallory
Philadelphia Bulletin
Liiely
Elizabeth Ryan
George W. Wightman
White Sox sweep Browns to extend win streak to six
Chicago won both ends of a doubleheader from St. Louis with 3 1 and 5 1 scores to push their streak to six. Key hits powered the victories as Cedric Durst endured a cut requiring three stitches after a Brown sparked incident. Browns were handicapped in the field with Williams sidelined by suspension and Rice away ill. Gard pitched in the outfield for St. Louis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cedric Durat
Miller
Browns
Willams
Rice
Wingard
St, Louis
Batls
Gaston
Thomas
Potcher
Giliton
Rowland
Owens
Nairn
Louis
Bennett
Gerber
Plater
O Miller
O McManus
Morehart Robertson
McManus
Stater
St Louis
Connnally
Zachary
Connally
Barrett
Owens, Nallin
Hillies Defeat Senators Again by 7 to 1 Score
Pittsfield defeated Hartford 7 to 1 as Jones limited the visitors to five scattered hits. McGaffigan hit a home run with a man on base in the fifth. The score: Pittsfield 7 Hartford 1.
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Hillies
Senators
Jones
Hartford
McGraffigan
Pittsfield
McGaffigan
Gibson
Morrissey
Comiskey
Rchinkel
Shirley
Krahe
Farrell
Cole
Miller
Jamerson
Pittstield
McGafugan
Ro Sheridan
Gouger
Marshall
Burkett
Hauk
Barry
Cronin
Panastee
Fee
Jamers
ball—Cole
Barnett
Stafford
Sparta A. C. and Wanderers Meet in New York Sun
Sparta A. C. champions of Czechoslovakia will face the Brooklyn Wanderers in an international soccer match at Ebbets Field next Saturday at 3 p m. The game follows Sparta’s 4–0 Labor Day win over an Industrial League All-Star team and builds on a heated rivalry with former Hakoah players in Brooklyn.
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Ebbetsfield
Sparta A. C
Czechoslovakia
Brooklyn Wanderers
Sparta
Hakoah
Fielschman
Carvan
Polachak
Hojar
Hochman
Brooklyn
Wanderers
Europe
Yakoah
Jones Ready to Defend Amateur Title at Baltusrol
Jones, of Georgia, arrives at Baltusrol aiming to win the national amateur golf championship for a third straight year, a feat unmatched in the 31 year history of the event. He also seeks three major titles in one year after winning the British and American opens. In practice rounds he shot 75 while Watts Gunn lagged six strokes behind.
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New York
Hobby Jones
Baltusrol
Georgia
Natonal
Bultusrol
Watts Gunn
Gunn
Oakmont
Jones
Hagen
Merton
Tilden
Jennia
The What and Why of Gene Tunney
Gene Tunney was born May 25 1b on Perry Street in Greenwich Village. His family was modest and private. he valued privacy about his home and training. He recalls a quiet childhood with Irish neighbors, learning boxing in local gyms, and working as a stenographer before pursuing open life beyond the city. He describes early jobs, discontent with office work, and a disdain for being a rate clerk amid long columns of figures.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Perry Street
Greenwich Village
Hudson River
Tunney
Mather
Slater
New York University
Old Village
Fenimore Cooper
Marryatt
Sima
Palisades
Washington Market
The
Ocean 3. 5
Line
Central of Georgia R. R
The Sportlight on Bill and Hob in the era of great champions
The piece reflects on Bill and Bob as skillful players in tennis golf and more, comparing them to legends Tilden and Jones. It discusses peak eras, odds in tennis and golf, and the idea that no man is a true superman while highlighting the value of pennant spirit as Rogers Hornsby calls for hustle and top performance to win.
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Bob
Bill
Tilden
Jones
Jannia
Sones
Self
Lawrence Doherty
Larned
Brookes
St. Louis
Hornsby
Pittsburgh
Traynor
Wright
Carey
Otherk
Missouri Rampart
Women s semifinal round in Middle States tennis
Elizabeth Ryan of Santa Monica faces Mrs C H Chapin of Springfield in the semis, as Miss Anderson meets Katherine Porter and Mrs Wightman plays Miss Eleanor Cottman in a congenial set of Middle States Lawn Tennis Championship matches.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Ryan
Santa Monica
Calforniia
C. H. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
George W. Wightman
Brookline
Penelope Anderson
Qachmond
Mias Ryan
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Mrs. Chapman
Molly Thayer
Miss Anderson
Katherine Porter
Miss Porter
Wightman
Eleanor Cottman
Baltimore
Indians beaten by Tigers again 310 to 1 score
Detroit beat Cleveland 5? to 1 as Lutzke errs in the first inning, Blue Hellmann and Fothergill provide the Tiger runs with a triple and singles. Gibson dominates Cavaliers, except for a sixth inning rally that produced Cleveland's lone run.
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Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Clevelanda
New York
Lutzke
Blue
Hellmann
Fothergill
Tiger
Gibson
Cleveland
Levelland
Joh Jamieson
O Spurgeon
Speaker
Burns
J. Sewell
Summa
L. Sewell
Buckeye
Myatt
McNulty
Seais
Manush
Heilmann
O Rourke
Burke
Tavener
Manion
Fothergil
Sewell
Spurgeon
Burna
Buck
Eye
Buckeye Burke
Hildebrand
Connolly and Gelsel
French Stars Fall as Davis Cup Doubles Hope Fades
United States dominates the opening day as Tilden and Johnston crush French opponents in singles and doubles, securing a strong lead with one victory needed for the cup. Johnston defeats La Coste, Tilden overwhelms Borotra, while WilLame and Richards prepare to face Cochet Brugnon in the doubles.
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Tilden
Richarda
Johnston
Lacoste
Borotta
Cochet
Davis Car
Dwight F. Davis
America
United States
Fuith
Richard N. Willame
Vincent Richards
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Boratta
Laconte
Seven fast bouts at Walnut Beach park shine
Action packed amateur hazing bouts at Walnut Beach park under the Milford opticals. In the feature, Bob Pease of New Haven defeated Art Kish of Milford in a three round welterweight thriller. New Haven’s Bob Richetelli stopped Andy Mack in round two. Other results include John Thomas of New Haven beating Jack Sullivan of Bridgeport, Hegen of Bridgeport defeating Johnny Andrews of New Haven, Edile Moore of Bridgeport downing Joe Baleatine of New Milford, and Fornies of New Haven outpointing Jack Lapit of Bridgeport with Tommy Bportina of New Haven also prominent.
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Walnut Beach Park
Mi! Swimming Association
Amocation
Milford
Bob Pease
New Haven
Art Kish
Bob Richetelli
Andy Mack
John Thomas
Pounta
Jack Sullivan
Bridgeport
Hegen
Johnny Andrews
Edile Moore
Joe Baleatine
New
Fornies
Jack
al Lapit
Tommy Bportina
New Hat
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Bridgeport Telegram
Edith Hultman
Paul Karns
Sanati City-Tourne
Karns
G. Barker
Davenport
Dr. Strang
Foster
Edrth Hullman
Alice Grout
Vladk
Morehouse
Kenneth McNeill
Dr. Knepp
Moulton
Simon
Wheeler
Hawley
Virginia Tribojia
Richardson
Mra. Barker
Helen Wheeler
Paul Daly
Louise Moulton
Taree O'Clock
Eaneburgh Va
Knepp
Weidiich
Uckingham
Abbott
Bucking-Hoffman
Wolfe-Smith
Foster-Foster
Stodard-Wells
Monkton-Fosdick 'S
Wheeler-Lonsdale
Strarg-Lineburgh
Burths-Baldwin
Wilber-Hall Va
Morehouse-Knepp
Grout
Neithercut
Himan-Parker
Kins-Hunt
Fairchild-Liniquist
Williams- Wilson
Lenglen
White Sox
New York Sun
N. Y. Field
Herbert Corey
Hob
Rogers Hornsby
Cure & Silce
Cme
Love
Little Bi
Seta
Johnsoston
Bob Tetra
Atfast
Tal Utlehulder
Borotr
Barotra
Fighal
Bettel
Walnut Bragh
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