Ruth Leaves Yankees in Detroit for Medical Follow up
Babe Ruth fell ill with what may be appendicitis while in Detroit and headed to New York for examination. The Yankees said Ruth was sick and returning home as manager Joe McCarthy traveled from Buffalo to join him. The team planned doubleheaders in Detroit, then a single game, before moving to Cleveland in pursuit of the American League pennant.
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Ouimet Not Likely to Retain Laurels at Amateur Meet
Francis Ouimet faces a slim chance to defend his national amateur golf title in Baltimore as rivals slim and weak fields suggest an era with fewer top contenders. Veterans Voigt Hartleys and McCarthy show effort but lack tournament edge, while Seaver and Moreland pose early threats without clear challengers to Ouimet.
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Young Players Contend as Audiences Eye Amateur Championship
By Ahern golf commentary weighs Walker Cup prospects among deep field. It highlights Moreland, Seaver, Dunlap doubts, Howell promise, Westland fate, and mentions Johnny Goodman, O F Willing, Lehmann, Lawson Little, Tailor, Parker of Yale. Travers precedent noted for Quimet and Travers repeat chances.
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No-Hit Victory Highlights Blue Sox Pitcher Linke
Davenport defeated Rock Island 7 to 0 as Ed Linke threw the season’s first no hit no run game in the Mississippi Valley league. Linke fanned 17, with limited Rock Island baserunners and four reaching first. Other scores note Waterloo split a doubleheader with Keokuk 6-1 and 13-5, and Moline crushed Dubuque 18-8 as it stretches three-game run.
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Burlington Beats Zuber and Bunnies 8 to 4 in Open Game
Zuber started his first organized game for the Bunnies, giving up four early runs before settling. Burlington tallied four runs in the fourth and fifth as Jackson belted a homer to seal an 8 4 decision, leaving Cedar Rapids two games back of Davenport in the pennant race.
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Ruth resting comfortably on train through Buffalo
Babe Ruth, en route back to New York from Detroit where he fell ill, was reported resting comfortably as his train passed through Buffalo early Thursday. He was to report to the Yankees' physician upon arrival in New York.
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Pro Golfers Fill Glens Falls Open Field
A field of 200 players opens the Glens Falls Country Club open in Glens Falls New York. The 72 hole event runs Thursday through Saturday with a $3 500 prize. Notable entrants include Tom Creavy Paul Runyan Johnny Farrell Johnny Golden Wilfy Cox Bill Mehlhorn Bobby Cruickshank Leo Diegel Denny Shute and Jose Jurado of Argentina. Bill Burke a former national open champion and 1931 winner will not defend the title.
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Jim Londos to Wrestle in Des Moines on Sept 29
Des Moines promoter Bob Wagner confirms Jim Londos the heavyweight title claimant will appear September 29 in Des Moines with an opponent to be announced next week.
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Doc Spears Battles Ex-Center In Legal Action
MINNEAPOLIS AP A young man who once faced big Ten linemen still has faith in his old coach. The case hinges on a contract dispute over a title to a horse, not physical strength, involving former Minnesota center George McKinnon and the Spears family.
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Bee Apartment Builds Three Story Hive For U S Agriculture
The agriculture department developed a three story apartment style hive for bees. The structure is designed to improve living space and honey production for pollinators.
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Kearns Shines In Boxing’s Greatest Hype Master
New York sports writer lauds Jack Kearns as a master promoter. His methods boosted Jack Dempsey and Mickey Walker to world attention, despite critics who call his tactics crude.
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Boxing Roundup Scores From Coast to Coast
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