Barnes and Sarazen Triumph in Pelham Open Matches
Pelham Manor September scene of the Professional golfers Association championship with stars Barnes and Sarazen winning easily while Hagen is pushed by Quaker star. Barnes defeated Derbach in 24 holes and Sarazen edged Gulicksen after a strong comeback. Hagen beat Griffin despite a quirky set of bounces and stymies. Other matches featured Farrell vs MeKay and Cruickshank advancing after late draws. Tomorrow’s pairings include Cruickshank, Colterv, Barnes, Cov er, Klein, Sarazen, Hackney, Farrell, McLean, and Ogs Anderson.
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Hall Fairfield Game Called Off By Wet Grounds
Fans were disappointed as the Hall Community team and the George A. Smith Post of the American Legion baseball squad could not play due to wet grounds. The game will likely be rescheduled for next Sunday if arrangements are made. Manager John M. Bonaldson says the Legion is eager to face the Hall team to even the series. after three games Hall leads 2 0 with Legion winless, fans hope for a Legion victory and a possible playoff.
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Dodgers Defeat Cardinals in Twin Bill at St Louis
Brooklyn claimed both ends of a September doubleheader against St Louis. The first game ended 8 to 2 and the second 7 to 3. Cardinals manager Rickey continued to test new recruits with league experience in the lineup.
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Yankees Rally Over Cobb's Crew in 12-4 Victory
The New York Yankees exploded for nine runs in the sixth inning to defeat Detroit 12 to 4 in the first game of the series. Ruth doubled and scored twice as Pipp drove in three with a two-base hit, while Hoyt held Detroit after a rough start. Ruth and Meusel, Ward, and Pipp supplied key hits as the Yankees broke the game open in the sixth.
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Barnhart Stars as Pirates Split With Philadelphia
In Pittsburgh at Forbes Field the Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader opening the last series of the season. Barnhart homered and drove in runs for Pittsburgh in game two, while the Phillies won the first game 4 to 1. Rainart’s homer tied the second game in the eighth as Philadelphia claimed the split.
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Dartmouth Harriers and Soccerites Out Hanover
Dartmouth varsity cross country and freshman candidates called out by coaches Hillman Marsh and Captain Octavio Hecht. Varsity squad includes capt Jim Young among veterans, with four sophomores and promising prospects like Dick Udall leading, while soccer veterans Art Dewing Ham Thayer Maury Albquist and Vin Meyer also noted.
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Fairfield Town Bowling League Reorganized with Six Teams
Fairfield Sept 4 Special The Town Bowling League was reorganized at Red Men’s hall with six teams, unchanged from last year. First games set for Wednesday. many teams boast new members, promising a tighter championship. Managers report heavier bowling activity now than at last year’s peak as the league prepares to cover all corners of the Lawn.
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Yale Begins Second Week Of Practice With Small Squad
Yale opens its second week of football practice with the lightest program in memory. Coach Tad Jones delays scrimmages due to extreme weather while praising a balanced squad with candidates for every position except guard. Notables from Yale football history join daily drills as regulars battle colds and a light backfield shows potential for the season.
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Senator Sprints to World Record Tie on Columbus Track
Columbus Sept 24 Horse review futurities colored today’s Grand Circuit card with records tied and broken. The Senator equalled the 2:04 1/4 mile mark in the three year old trotter futurity heat and set a two heat record. Guy Richard split a 2:96 1/2 and 2:06 1/4 to tie the two heat event. Anna Bradford’s Girl won two heats in the three year old pacing futurity after a rough second heat. Great Fitton and Grea Volo vied in the Ohio citizen stake for 2:00 trotters. Julia M Direct swept the 2:06 pacers heats. Track average 2:04 8 14.
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Shugrue to Enter Ring at 136 in Darcy Bout
Johnny Shugrue weighs post 135 pounds for Thursday night clash with Darcy, a hard punching New York lightweight, at Waterbury State Armory. Darcy carries a strong KO record and faces a tougher test than Mickey Travers, while Angelo Shugrue aims to impress in a Waterbury Bay State connection.
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