Somerville Munger Lead Qualifiers In U S Amateur Play
Ross Somerville from London Ontario and Jack Munger of Dallas led the opening day qualifying at the national amateur golf championship at Enwood Country Club Cincinnati after 18 holes. Johnny Goodman of Omaha tied for third with a 72 as many former champions failed to break par in tough, windy conditions.
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Perry Licks Jack Crawford For Title
New York AP report on the Forest Hills final where Frederick J Perry defeats Jack Crawford in a five set championship match to win the National title and challenge the United States Davis Cup. Crawford tired after intermission as Perry dominated late to clinch the victory before fourteen thousand spectators.
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George Levis Resigns Wisconsin Athletic Post
George W Levis resigns as business manager of athletics at the University of Wisconsin after seven years to pursue a business career. A former Wisconsin basketball and baseball star he once led the Western Conference in scoring as a junior and senior.
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Ruth picks 1933 all star in baseball and football outlooks
Babe Ruth names Charley Gehringer Joe Cronin Al Simmons Jimmy Foxx Chuck Klein Wally Berger Bill Dickey Harold Traynor Carl Hubbell and Earl Whitehill as 1933 all star selections. The piece includes Cubs pennant hopes, Pirates history under George Gibson, and a Big Ten football preview for Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Northwestern Iowa.
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al Simmons
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Cedar Rapids
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Pete's Service Beats Greens Grove 9 8 in Tight Contest
Pete's Service edged Greens Grove 9 to 8 in a close game. Klumpar Kaplan and Farmer homered for Pete's Service. Boyle added a three base hit. Ashlock and Hogian shared pitching duties for Pete's Service, Holmes and Sturm for Greens Grove.
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Alt Trips Diebold II Open First Flight Matches
John Carey and George Alt top contenders in the Country club handicap golf tourney opened with first round wins. Carey beat M J Aubineau 5 and 3 while Alt defeated A J Diebold 2 up. Other results include Soboda over Stansbury 2 and 1 Wolverton over Bell 2 and 1 Dunshee over Studer 2 up.
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Wolverton
Dunshee Cup
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R J. Miller
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Davenport Takes Second From Rock Island In Playoff
Davenport wins 12 to 8 after scoring in seven third inning runs aided by seven walks and six errors by Rock Island. Gordon Touhey struck out eight for Davenport while Al Hollingsworth allowed seven runs on seven walks and fourteen hits.
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The Right Way to Play Golf
A period style golf instruction piece promotes one guiding swing method. It advocates starting the backswing with a deliberate hip pull and continuing with a smooth down swing driven by a leftward hip shift. The method emphasizes gentle action over jerky movement.
Cronin A Natural Leader Guides Washington Senators
Washington's Joe Cronin is praised as a natural leader who molds temperamental players into a pennant hopeful team. He works without fanfare, earning the respect of veterans and rookies alike as he makes strategic pitching changes and relies on insight from his ace reliever Jack Russell. The piece highlights Cronin's life dedication to baseball and his Rutgers-like team spirit.
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Giantsedge Reds 3 1 as Hubbell Saves Lead in Route
Carl Hubbell pitched three scoreless innings to rescue a 3 1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, lifting the New York Giants to their fourth straight win and extending their lead in the pennant race. Ed Brandt blanked the St Louis Cardinals 3 0 as Boston claimed the season series.
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Standings and results amid crowded baseball leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS show Washington and New York leading divisions with Detroit Cleveland Boston and Chicago in pursuit. MONDAY'S RESULTS include Washington 5 Cleveland 1 New York 5 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 3 Philadelphia 5. GAMES TUESDAY list Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION final standings feature Columbus Toledo Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City with Sunday results including Indianapolis 4 Louisville 9 and Columbus 6 Toledo 3.
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Ross and Canzoneri Ready for Battle at Polo Grounds
Barney Ross and Tony Canzoneri prepare for a 15 round lightweight title fight at the Polo Grounds Tuesday night Promoter Tim Mara expects a large crowd with early advances around $50 000 and total gross possibly near $150 000 if weather cooperates Ross determined to set a fast pace and prove he can go fifteen rounds while Canzoneri trains hard hoping to avenge a prior loss in Chicago in a bout watched by New York fight fans and bettors.
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Polo Grounds
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Tama Indians Edge Watkins Nine In Close 10 9 Victory
The Tama Redskins edged Watkins 10-9 in Blairstown on celebration day. Lacey tripled in the first half of the ninth to drive in three Tama runs, restoring a lead they held until Sellers closed the game. Batteries Tama Harris Hammon Sellers Haskell Lacey Watkins Bachman Warner.
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Wapsie All-Stars to Meet Oxford Junction
Wapsie Valley league selects an all-star team to face Oxford Junction Federals in Oxford Junction on September 17. The lineup includes Kemmann Hoewing Gottschalk Wehde Ruprecht Brinkmann Mohr Vacek Deke Willey Dunlap Hoewing Scheeper Wasaba Schutt Hane dorf Kreinbring Olsen Reed Fritcher with Reed and Fritcher as utilities. Separately Lowden high school beat Calamus 18 to 1 on Friday.
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Curtis Hoewing
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Wapsie Farmers
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