Marston Defeats Open Champion In Golf Open
Max Marston defeated open champion Jess Sweetser four and three at the national amateur championship in Crossants. The Philadelphia player surged in the afternoon, overturning a morning deficit with three birdies and birdied finishes to seize victory over Sweetser, while Dave Herron and other former champions fell in early rounds.
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Dave Herron
Chicago
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Tunes
Philadelphia
FujrLlms Developments
Sweetser Connie Jess Siweetser
New York
Chihiro
Bob Gardner
W. C. Townes
Pittsburgh
Francia Oulmat
Boston
Tiully
Willy Hunter
Los Angeles
Great Britain
Jesse Gailford
Dexter Cumminas
Rakehes
Geroge Yon Fim
Sul
Lake City
Jimmie Manion
St. Louis
Doe Wells
Hunter
Evans
Jones
tJuncheon
Marston
Bobby Teok
Yar
Marstoni
Bobby
Pennsylvania
Philadelphian
Grea Sut
Manning Sets World Mile Record In Allentown Opener
Peter Manning, coached by Tan Murph, reportedly set a world mile mark in Allentown today with a time around 3 minutes and 4 seconds. The effort followed earlier performances by rivals and references to Goshen and Uhlan in the event’s context.
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Peter Manning
Allentown
Manning
Tan Murph
AL Goshen
Uhlan
Tigers Divide Double Header With Athletics
Detroit and Philadelphia split a September doubleheader. In the first game Detroit won 6 to 4 behind Sylvester Johnson who held Philadelphia to one hit over six and two thirds innings before an arm strain ended his day. In the second, Philadelphia triumphed 3 to 4 as McGowan scored on a double steal after Dykes moved to third. Densy Burne started for Detroit and pitched well for Philadelphia. The doubleheader featured a mix of hits, errors, and strategic plays across both lineups.
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Sylvester Johnson
Tiger
Priche
Welsh
Athletics
McGowan Scorling
Densey Burne
Shreveport
Sones
Cobb
Hollmann
Fothergill
Pratt
Rigney
Baaster
Johnson
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Parkins
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Hauser
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Ayrok
Woleh
Galloway
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Walberg
Walker
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Bape
Veach
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Hellmann
Doube
Dykea
Basa
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Harris
Walbergs
Dinneen Holmes
Connoly
Garre
Wetrolt
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Woodall
French Cf
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Tiale
Lauser
Welch
Ifs
Burns
Matthews
Olsen
Whitehill
Philadelphis
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Hale
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McGowsn
Heilmann
Prath
Jase —aDerralt
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Twoshil
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Bore
Brasscon
Albany
Seian Ys
Jorinyt Bhten
Plicht
Anateryon
Braves
Pastinins
Mentfield
Mwamtoy Eitch
Sokol Rosebuds Elect Managers For Club Basketball
The Soko Rosebud club elected Brent Burnak to lead the basketball team with John Ka monitaky Optine as court partner. Melle Burne a may coach, a former Notre Dame star, expected to decide today. The team will play Saturday nights at Sokol hall with four or five bowling teams also entered in club events.
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Spork ceAins
Vow
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Joe Burnak
Boom
John Kamonitaky
Optine
Combina
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Sokol Hall
Tasca
Big Three Lead Hilltop Football Toward State Title
The Hilltop eleven trains with the Big Three as leaders for the season. Reilly directs the squad in drills and scrimmage work focusing on signals, tackling, and conditioning to push toward another championship run.
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Cincinnati Twins Philadelphia to Take Second Place in Doubleheader
Cincinnati strengthens hold on second by sweeping Philadelphia in a twin bill. In the opener Tixey and Betts duel, Mets’ fumble and a sacrifice score the only run. In the nightcap Donohue’s hitting paces a win, with a fourth inning three-bagger and an eighth inning double delivering the decisive runs.
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Betts
Mets
Duncan
Donohue
Tong
Sally
Caveney
Fowler
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Lenn
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Wiliams
Leorf
Terney
Roe J. Wilkow
Heolthe
Molin
Holke
Bois
Melis
Oun
Cincinnayt
Pauberr
Mike Healys Team Opens Year with Noticeable Stocklein Highlight
Springfield loses 4 to 3 at Pittsfield as Bosse drives in three runs and Renee belts a seventh inning homer. Huse of Greenfield earns his second win for Pittsfield in a windy opener. Also reports Patriots football unit at Seaside Park with 20 candidates, Stocklein shining as a future star candidate for Howie Baker’s team.
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Bosse
Renee
Huse
Greenfield
Dittsfield
Mike Heat
Bridgenart
Seaside Park
New England
Branagan
Stocklein
Forever Ply
Trianslos
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Howie Baker
Pittsfield
Srogklein
Possiton
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Lutsaiilhad
Bridgeport
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Lenox
Walnuts Strauss
St Jonn's College
Hine Dennis
Sting
Biel Jund
Walter Higgins May Quit Track Work
New York September 19 Walter Higgins Columbia University star may quit athletics He stated he would not return to college or compete in country contests and has opened a real estate office in Park Avenue expressing satisfaction with proceedings He said he cannot say definitively he will not compete again but chances are slim and he has decided not to return to Columbia
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New York
Walter Higgins
Columbia University
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Columbia
Higging
Park
Football work started at C A G foot ball practice
FOOTBALL WORK STARTED AT C A G PRACTICE BEGINS THIRD SESSION AT GARDNER DOW WITH EMPHASIS ON BLOCKING TACKLING AND SIGNAL DRILLS. AGGIES UNDER COACH DOLE WITH TWO WEEKS REMAINING TIL FIRST GAME. NEW ARRIVALS INCLUDE JAKE DUNN FROM MARLBORO AND FRESHMEN UNDER ALEXANDER.
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Aggies
Dole
Petey
Bulack
Tne
Cam Fa
Jake Dunn
Marlford
Dunn
Tod
Alexardér Ig
Arrlysya
Ares
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