Australian Kirkwood Fights Back To Win Golf Match
Joe Kirkwood of Australia overcomes a six hole deficit at Pelham Manor Country Club in a Professional Golfers Association championship round. He rallies with two eagles on the 10th and 18th holes and defeats James West of Cedarhurst, while Gene Sarazen, Jim Barnes, and Walter Hagen win their matches.
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Pelmam Manon
Ross
Associa
Joe Kirkwood
James Weat
Cedarhurst
X. Yo
Kirkwood
Sonatht
Carl Anderson
Buffalo
West
Veterar
Kirkerrod
Hamaapale Niniek
Tell
Weat
White Kirkwood
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Sarazen
Campbell
Pred McLeod
Columba Country Club
Washington
James Mecetun
Riverside
Tlingia
Joan Farrell
Willam Hunter
Lake Forest
Ills
Jack Stait
Hartford
Conn
Jack Forrester
Hollywood
N. J
Cruickshank
Ray Perry
William MacFarlane
Nner
Robert Cruickshank
Witfield
I. A
George Underwood
Way Tanda Gono Sarazen
Rewiglittakiner
K. White
Wyek- Inirte
Ohio
Dim. Barnes
Poth
Munn Cowan
Watertown
Fand & i
Yoo Kirkwock
New York
Dames Westy Geuwrhurst
Ys Gang
John Warrell
Mamaroneck
Xek
Willam Hunt Lake
Willie Ose
Worcester
Mass
Dealo
Magn
Buland J
John Holden
Tuxedo
Robert Barnett
Chevy
Jack Star
Noa
Walter Hagen
Jack Elphick
Grosse Isle
Mich
Wiliam Meakarlang
Tuckahoe
Wilfred Reid
Detroit
Clarence
Hackney
Atlantic City
Miner
Orangeburg
Cyril
Walken
Englewood
Ned J
Harry Cooper
Dallas
Milford High to Field Fast Eleven at Shelton
Milford High School announces a strong fast football eleven under new coach Robert J. Vance who will also handle basketball baseball and track. The team eyes the October 6 opener at Shelton with a tough schedule including Derby Stratford and Ahigh? Milford.
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Milford
Milford High School
Shelton
Robert J. Vance
New Haven
Springfield
Vance
Tollows
Ore
Derby
Ahiford
Stratford
Milfard High School -Thietic Association
Roderek Foster
Josephng Sullivan
Lillian Fuhrer
Wvalig Babe
4Cock
Walter Barker Mimacee
Fairfield League to Open Next Tuesday
The Fairfield Town League schedule shifts due to town activities delaying the start. The Drum Corps edged Mair field A. A. to strengthen the league, which will feature six Lady Tre Tice and Aa Jeeeka, aiming for a strong 1983 84 season.
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Fairfield League
Watreteld, Sem
Gpee Aly
Ust
Mairfield A. A
Lady Tre Tice
Jeeeka
Ive Leon Rating
Balls Ely Ad Fonk Bet Yee
Tors Mouron
NM Tanger Senegeed
THO Xeon
Iniaal Pre
Bazel Stars as Browns Conquer Red Sox
St Teuls beat Boston 8 to 2 by timely hitting and Boston errors. Bazel’s team stole five bases as Ezzell sparkled with a sharp defensive play and a near double play after a torn shoe. Several Boston pitchers saw action as St Teuls built a commanding lead, aided by three St. Louis players with strong contributions.
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Bazel
Browns
RED Sox
Boston
Mitchell
Walters
Menosky Rf
Burns
Harris
Reichle
Collins Cf
Fuller
McMillon
Ferguson Y Po
Quinn
Shanks
O'Doul
Blether
Sth
St. Louis
Hous Weer
Schliebner
van Gilder
Milebet
Tobin
McManus
Willams
Gerber
Schliebners Aze
Sehlebners
Michell
St. Lauds
Birnie
Vpalis
Om Vermuson
Blethen
van Ginkder
Ferguson
Bierhen
Ota
O'Poul
van Gilder Helene
Schlieben
terRucon
Umptres
Nairn
Hildebrand
Rowland
Swillkims
The Sportlight on Football Coaching Heritage and Stars
The piece reflects on football’s rising prominence in universities versus past practice, noting expanded player pools and public interest. It praises enduring coaches like Heisman winners and Yost, Warner, and Sage, while comparing golf tennis boxing and baseball luminaries across years.
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University
Aome
Jagiers
Heisman
I Ching
Sage
Ug Yost
Yost
Michigan
Pop” Warner
Joefer
Fopbouil Roaches
Beng
Vuisterca
Fnbg
Yankees
Giants
McGraw
Hugely & Company
Cincinnati
Reds
New York
Umpire Stafford Praises Eastern League Officials
Umpire Jack Stafford praises the Eastern League staff and managers in Springhill. He notes a fine group of presidents and players, with several having long American League experience and links to New England leagues, calling the umpiring and overall setup commendable. The remarks reflect strong support for the league and its leadership.
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Springhill D. Sant
Empire
Jack Stafford
Connecticut Wague
Lin
New England Lee
Tate National
Tate
Waston
Penn State Fielding Heaviest Line Yet In Bezdek Era
Penn State football under Coach Bezdek showcases an unusually heavy roster with an average line weight around 184 pounds and backs at about 170. The heaviest player is Armouator at 215 pounds from Scranton, with freshman Onyx at 206, and Artelt at 194. The squad features 20 linemen and ends averaging 233 pounds overall.
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Michalakl
Eft Szuard
Vga
Gray
Redenk
Prevost
Artcle
Palm
Wilson
Light
Inds
Frat Towm Ute
Tus Armouator
Scranton
Jerank Onyx
Onyx
Ted Artelt
Shelburne Team Defeats Tigers of India by Large Score
Shelburne polo team crushes the Tigers of India 19 to 4 in the National Open Championship. Key turn came after the third chukker as Shelburne dominated with Watson Webb scoring eight and Major Ison seven. Tigers wore saffron jerseys and turbans. match scheduled for Thursday with Woolburne Indians postponed.
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Shelburne
Tigers OF India
Wisbt
Bury
Count de Maadre
Tigers
Contezt
Crikker
Anmaueeh Ik
Re 'Shelburne
Lee
J Watson Webb
Major Ison
Webb
Jagindar Singh
Majjor Jaswant Singh
Shelburne i
A. FE
J. de ‘Madre
Watsonee Mas
Jaswant Singh
Malcolm Stevenson Mai
E. “Atkinson
No. Mai
L. Beard
Uh Agindar Singh
le Sare Scoming
Wilson
Ti Webb
Stevenson
Beard
Pigers
Atkinsame
Jaswant
Japindar
Shelburne Pia Bad
Tinens
Muvinde
T Giich
Rookies star as Pirates defeat Phillies in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh hammered four Philadelphia pitchers for 22 hits to win. Moore and Luce led the rookies with five hits apiece, as Pittsburgh used four recruits to steady the lineup. Barnes, Traynor, and Cuyler produced key hits in the scoring spree.
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Pirates
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Linean
Moore
Luce
Cuyter
Barnes
Chance
Pam Lalpaila
Willams
Wilson
Betts
Holke
Carey
Traynor
Grimm
Schmidt
Steineder
Oy Wilson
Rai
Holbein
Sth
Pulladelp
Klia Henne
Barnhart
Giolen
Praynor
Cuyler
Sclymvidt
Barnfart
Fineder
Weehrs Lge
Wrightstone
Sand
Tierney M Wolke
Woehrs
Raynor
Rowling
Fane Embassy
Aort
Glasner
Om Gardner
Weinert
Bishan
Ling
Glaaner
Gardener
Hip
Dale
Pitoher
Blebop
Cate Oy
Yanks Poised For Two More Flags, Players Say
A Detroit era press excerpt cites Everett Scott and teammates predicting the New York Yankees will win two consecutive American League pennants in 1924 and 1925. Players Arm and Jones proclaim the club unbeatable, praising pitching, defense, and a deep roster led by Ruth, with rival Cleveland’s pitching noted as a threat when strong.
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New York
Everett Scott
Ruth
Scotty
Posngsek
Jones
Pushyawkey
Tob
Pasoves
Sam Jones
Leo
Joe Bush
Dugan
Cleveland
Yotroil
Lergie
Ward
Fairfield Tigers in Road Games Schedule
The Fairfield Tigers must play all games away this season as no suitable local field could be secured. Town officials faced with field access issues hope to begin the season in Sherman Hall, with plans to stage at least one game on Sunday to open the campaign.
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Beter
Wb Winening
Fairfield
Tigers
Cssful
High Centals
Ger
Pairfield
Treneluhry
Tiger Athletic Ja
Sherman Hall
Vitoria
Tnt
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Bridgeport Telegram
Austratian
Tay Derr
Glenside
Pat
Frank Coltart
Bala
Alex Campbell
William Kline
Garden City
N. Y
Fred McLeod
James Meehan
George McLean
Bronxville
James Donaldson
Exzell
Tilden
Tiden
Bobby Jones
Jack Dempsey
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Dempsey
Togo
Stafford Lauds
John J. McGraw
Ripley
Wazes
Champ Roy
Penn State
The
Sion Heck Band
Reme
Fairfield Tigers
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