Revolta Beats Armour To Claim PGA Title At Twin Hills
Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee defeats Tommy Armour five and four at Hills Golf Course Oklahoma City to win the national PGA championship. Revolta, age 24, erased Armour’s advances with steady putting and two birdies in the afternoon, earning $1,000 cash plus title rights.
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Revolta
Tommy Armour
Win Hills
Oklahoma City
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Armour
Tommy
Wisconsin
Twin Hills
Lawson Little
Revoltas
Cornell Faces Monmouth In Mount Vernon War of Attrition
Cornell drills intensively for the Monmouth showdown in Mount Vernon after a scoreless tie with Coe. The Fighting Scots, 7 0 winners last season, beat Bradley Tech 40 0 and rely on a reshuffled backfield and reserves as coaches Barker and Dean evaluate potential starters.
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Mount Vernow
Coe
Cornell
Purple
Kohawks
Dick Barker
Judd Dean
Monmouth
Mount Vernon
Fighting Scots
Lawrence
Scots
Bradley Tech
Skull Sesson
Cedar Rapids
Ao Hoe
Cline
Cole
Edward
Berve
Cade Barre
Courson
Ralph Kunz
Tuesdass
Wrestling Results From Omaha Meet Highlight Disputed Match
In Omaha Nebraska Danne O Mahoner defeated Irnie Dusek two falls. Aneces beat Olaf Olson in a one fall match. Schultz was disqualified for rule breach as the Germans Schultz faced Cann Jar Savoldi. The card also lists a 140 pound class bout with Tony Lewis and Three Oaks Mieh defeating Kirt Schultz in a conflict marked by disqualification.
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Olaf Olson
Sweden
NEW Waves
Jar Savoldi
Mieh
Kirt Schultz
Germans Schultz
Omaha
Ireland
Irnie Dusek
Coe Preps Hard For State Teachers Clash
Coe College faces a tough test against State Teachers College this Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Coach Eby emphasizes defense against Cedar Falls punt plays as the key to stopping the visitors. The squad drills on new plays with passers expected to be in abundance, while injuries limit some players. About 300 Cedar Falls supporters and a large home crowd are anticipated with tickets at 75 cents and no reserved seating.
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Cornell
Eby
Coe
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Bernie Smith
McLeod
Gable
Larson
Ziogas
Henna
Flood
Bates
Carruthers
Carson
Martin
Kneider
Etka
Keith
Cedar Rapids
Red Sox Admit Making Bids For Athletics Stars
Boston owner Tom Yawkey has made bids for notable Philadelphia Athletics players. General Manager Eddie Collins declined to name the targets or offer amount, saying proposals were presented to Connie Mack in New York last Sunday. Collins stated the Red Sox are in the race if Mack and partners choose to sell, with reports naming Foxx, Cramer, Uigeins, and McNair as possible targets.
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Boston
INS
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Collins
Collins
Connie Mack
New York
Itas
Mack
Athletics
Ben
Jimmy Foxy
Cramer
Pinky Uigeins
McNair
Washington Irving High Faces Adoption Dilemma for Star Quarterback
Washington Irving coach Matthew Davidson seeks legal adoption for Stephen Kazlo 17 to clear eligibility for a big game with Peekskill after Kazlo resided in Essex County and faced a game-uncleared objection from Pleasantville. Final papers expected Thursday to permit Kazlo to play.
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White Plains NY
Matthew Davidson
Washington Irving Lich School
Tarrstown
Davidson
Pleasantville
Pleasantville Tem
Stephen Kazlo
Davidsons
Kazylo
Watherbee
Essex
Coe Freshmen to Battle Teachers in Saturday Scrimmage
The Coe freshman team meets State Teachers on Coe field at 12 30 Saturday in a warmup for the varsity game. Scrimmages highlight several players expected to contribute next season including Bristol Norris Sack Thomas Notestine Hellman Nelson, Sack, Kup, Smith, Hach, Schlemme, Quinn, Manville, and Slapetes with Bristol and Norris among the key standouts.
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Coe
Teachers-Coe
Charles Bristol
Des Moines
Robert Norris
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Walter Sack
Mount Carroll
I. Lee Thomas
Clinton
Dale Notestine
Eagle Grove
Clifford Hellman
Paullina
Harold Nelson
Clifford Soukup
Cicero
Bob Norris
Jess Smith
Monticello
Angelo Saccaro
Seymour
Ronald Smith
Sanborn
Bob Hach
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Schlemme
Bob Quinn
Anamosa
Nelson Manville
Laurel
Mississippi
Adam Slapetes
Chicago
Mack Will Let Others Sell His Star Players
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, says he has not sold Jimmy Foxx or Frank Higgins to the Boston Red Sox. He adds he plans to let others continue selling these players for the rest of the winter.
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Mack
Thitladelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Frank “Pinky” Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Mack Jodus
Im Gning
Jimmy
Brac
Jimmy Braddocks
Pacific
Boxing Roundup From Various Cities On Night Of Flights
The report lists multiple lightweight and featherweight bouts with winners such as Freddie Willer in Boston Ver non Cormier in Worcester and Tony Valea in Philadelphia. It notes stoppages and points across cities including Des Moines Tulsa Las Vegas and Spokane with several eliminations and local title attempts.
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Associated Press
Boston
Freddie Willer
Vernon Cormier
Worcester Mass
Tony Valea
Phila-delphia
Teddy Leder
Ibeta
New York
Miame Beach
Fla
Tommy_ Freeman
Wet Springs
Ark
Billy Mood
Orlanda Tia Fy SY
Paul
Chartey Retzlaff
Leonard
Ford Smith
Kaliepel Mont
Petit Carrare
Des Moines
Lew Thomas
Indiananalis
Pauk Lee
Indiananalia
MicLeo Walker
Davenport
Andrew
Moints
Kvmie Wiseman
Nes Moines
Frank Wolfram
Canada
Jimmy Legrone
Jess Ackerman
Steve Cronin
Jimmy Constance
Jackie Dugan Lay
Waterlan
George Keener
Tos Angiplts
Leon Zorrita
Las Nidas
Nick Pastore
Spectator Henry Conroy Receives Dual Sentences for Football Rampage
In Cleveland Henry Conroy, a spectator at a city game, leapt into play repeatedly injuring a quarterback and a guard. He then faced penalties including $10 fine and costs for intoxication and 60 days in the workhouse plus costs for assault and battery.
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Cleveland
Henry Conroy
Conroy
Clare Whelpley
Whelpley
Joe Louis Mother Repays Welfare Aid in Detroit
Mrs Lilly Brooks mother of heavyweight Joe Louis returns 269 dollars to Detroit's welfare department as full repayment for aid from February 7, 1927 to October 23, 1928. She cites hard times when husband was unable to work and a large family to support. The article notes the welfare help and the family’s gratitude.
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Detroit
Lilly Brooks
Joe Louis
Department of Public Welfare
Brooks
John F Ballenger
Joe
Ruppert Questions Night Baseball and Talks Yankees Outlook
Col Jacob Ruppert of the New York Yankees says baseball does not need a stimulant and night games will not prosper in major leagues. He notes daytime crowds are strong, praises the season just completed, and discusses adding a hard-hitting outfielder and a new second baseman to challenge for the pennant.
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Los Angeles
INS
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Col. Ruppert
New York
Yanks
Yankees
Ruppert
Joe Dimaggio
San Francisco Seals
National Y Meet Awards Set For Davenport Volleyball
The Y M C A executive committee awarded four national events including volleyball in Davenport Iowa March 10-12. Other sites: handball in Minneapolis February 21-24, swimming in Brooklyn Central Y April 17-19, wrestling in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania in April.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Physical Education Board
Minneapolis
Brooklyn Central
Davenport
Wilkesbarre
Managers of YMCA Cage Teams Meet Friday Night
Plans for a new YMCA open basketball league will be discussed at a 7 p.m. Friday meeting at the YMCA. Teams planning to compete should send representatives to organize circuits and ensure balanced competition. The season is expected to begin about December 1 with a winter schedule.
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YM CA
Y.M C A
Ymca Basketball
Illini face Hawkeyes in key Big Ten showdown
Illinois and Iowa clash at Memorial Stadium as Ozzie Simmons and Lowell Spurgeon lead duel for conference title hopes. Iowa starts two veteran backs sidelined while fresh injuries mount for both sides, with Bowlin Crayne and Hoover listed as questionable for Saturday action.
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Hicago
Champaign
Ill
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa
Lowell Spurgeon
Illinois
Memorial Stadium
Illini
Simmons
Hawkeye
Doug Mills
Salem
Dick Bowlin
Dick Crayne
Dwight Hoover
Bowlin
Joe Richards
Crayne
Hoover
Moon's Orbit Speed Measured at 2300 Miles Per Hour
A measurement shows the moon travels about 2300 miles each hour across the sky. This speed reflects orbital motion around Earth and is a standard figure cited in astronomy summaries.
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Paul Runyen
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Distributors
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Rowdy
Joe Cox
Otto Kuss
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Thiece
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Felie Jennings
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Liang Chow
China
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Ossie Solem
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Spurgeon
Les Lindberg
Ohio University
Washington University of St. Louis
Southern California
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Bob Zuppke
Hawkeyes
Minois
Colgate
the Gazette
Iowa City
Ossie Solerk
University of Iowa
Second Ave
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Miller Tires
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