Corkran Captures Qualifying Medal In National Amateur Golf
Dudley Corkran of Huntingdon Valley Philadelphia set a new qualifying record with 142 for 36 holes at Armdore. He led Bobby Jones who finished with 144 as the field narrow d to a playoff among five tied at 158 for the final qualifying spots.
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Atelanta
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Boston
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Os Angeles
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Chicago
J. Wright, Jr
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Washington
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Arthur Yater
A. C. Dimer
Jacksonville
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New York
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Philadel
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Dedham
Mass
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Portland
Ore
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Buffalo
FR. T. Wintringer
Steubenville
Ohio
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St. Louis
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Toronto
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R. E. Knepper
R.E. Knepper
Princeton
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Oregon
Cyril Tolley
England
R. W. Marstin
Joseph Coble
Teast
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Smpara
Jess Sweetenr
Chick” Evans
Francis Ouimet
Jesse Guilford
Michael Stott
Ouimet
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Herron
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Star
Duffer
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Yankees Take Game One in Cleveland Series 10 4
The New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 10 to 4 in the opener of a three game series in Cleveland. Pitching battles gave way late as the Yankees scored five runs in the ninth and pulled away with key hits from Meusel Pipp and Ruth to secure the win.
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Dagan
Dineen
Holmes
Connolly
Argentine Rider Stars in Polo Open Victory
Jack Nelson the brilliant Argentine rider led Orange County Polo to a 12 5 win over Karl Hoppings Eastcotts earning a semi final date with Tommy Hitchcocks Wanderers in the open championship on Wednesday at Whirstbury.
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Jack Nelson
Orange County
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Eastcotts
Tommy Hitchcock
Wanderers
American Legion in Fairfield wins fifteenth game
Fairfield September 22 The American Legion baseball team won its 15th game of the season by defeating the Norwalk Nationals for the second time this year. Moran pitched superbly for the Legion allowing only three hits while Warm toed the mound for Norwalk striking out nine. The Legion scored four runs in the eighth inning as Norwalk’s pitcher warmed up before Moran shut down the visitors.
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Moran
Warm
Norwalk
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Tegion
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Scor
Fairfield High cancels season opener with Derby at Sherman Field
Sept 22 Fairfield High School cancels its football season opener against Derby at Sherman Field after a letter from the principal citing the team lacks sufficient preparation. Manager Edward Parlinson seeks a Friday replacement with Danbury High School. Coach Flannagan intensifies practice as Derby hopes to schedule other games.
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Fairfield High School
Sherman Field
Edward Parlinson
Danbury High School
Sherman
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Derby
BL Flannagan
Foreign Tour of Giants and Sox Being Arranged
Preliminary arrangements for a European tour of the New York Nationals and Chicago White Sox were announced by President Charles A. Comiskey. The 40 official members with wives and friends will sail from New York October 10 for a visit to the British Isles France Germany Italy and Belgium. The first game is planned for Montreal on Sunday October 12.
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Associated Press
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Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
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Germany
Italy
Begium
New York
Montreal
Pillette Shuts Down Boston in 9-1 Detroit Victory
Herman Pillette pitched a superb game for Detroit allowing only one run as the Tigers routed the Red Sox 9 to 1. Fuller ton pitched the complete game for Boston and was touched by several timely hits but yielded nine runs.
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Boston
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Red Sox
Bowling League of Post Publ 60 Ushers in Season
Members of the Post Bowling League opened the 1924-25 season with a banquet at Indian River Inn Milford. Officers elected include President Louis Knauft Vice President Frank G Jakubein Secretary Treasurer H L Pitt Recording Secretary Elmer Pfriem. Speakers were Knauft Solan Wynkoop and Pitt. Entertainment by Alexander Gilday and Earl VanDern. Six teams from Post Publishing Co. participate. season spans 25 weeks.
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Indian River Inn
Milford
Louis Knauff
Frank G. Jakabein
Harald le Pitt
Elmer Pfriem
Knauft
Jos Solan
Joe Wynkoop
H. L. Pitt
Wilton Defeats Danbury to Even Inter Town Series
Wilton and Danbury split games in their inter town baseball series as Wilton wins 3 of 6, aided by Ray Joyce of Wilton and Underhill on Danbury. The deciding game is set for next Sunday at an announced location.
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Bury
Andy
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Fitzpatrick
Hermann
Bradshaw
Finnegan
Scholtz
A McCarthy
Morgan & Rush
Merla
G Burke
Rush
Gol
Jack
The Sportlight notes on open contests and sports stars
A stream of sports commentary covers baseball pitchers Dempsey and Wills boxing, golf legends Ouimet Sweetser and Jones, and Yale football prospects. The piece touches on records, competition, and the prestige of titles, while hinting at legal and promotional tensions in the era.
Argentine Navy Meets U S Rifemen in Wakefield Match
The Argentine navy team will face a U S navy selections squad in Wakefield Massachusetts on October 10. The contest features 800 meter events with ten shots standing kneeling and prone, plus 600 and 1 000 yard prone rifle stages. The winner earns the Argentine naval commission cup first awarded in 1913 after a strong 1918 Argentine victory.
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Wakefield
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United States Navy
United States
Rookies Award First Game To Athletics In St Louis
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St Louis Browns 9 to 0 in the first game of a series. Early lead by St Louis was overturned in the seventh as Philadelphia rallied and chased Grant from the mound. Major players noted include Dykes, Hauser, Simmons, and Brugey for Philadelphia and Sisler, Williams, Jacobson, and Simon for St Louis. Time of game recorded at 3:13.
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