Amateur golf clash halves heat as Turnesa ousts Fischer
Oakmont action sees Johnny Fischer eliminated after a 19th hole duel with Willie Turnesa in the 3rd round of the national amateur championship. Melvin Harbert of Clay defeats Gus Moreland after a late surge. Defending champ Johnny Goodman powers to a 34 first nine while other winners advance.
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Armont Country Club
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Willie Turnesa
Brian Cliff Manor
N. Y
Melvin Harbert
Clay
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Turnesa
Fischer
Goodman
Harbert
Chick Evans
Moreland
Johnny Goodman
J. E. French, Jr
San Francisco
Joseph Thompson
Hamilton
Canada
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Chapman
Yates
Charley Yates
U. S
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Ed Kingsley
Magna
Utah
von Savage
Kingsley
Charley
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Marvin
Bud” Ward
Olympia
Wash
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Omaha
Garnea Breach
Pat Abbott
Altadena
Calif
James Pease
Absecon
N ' Up
Dick Chapman
Reen Said
Ont
Avaley Blevins
Wilterd Crossles
Behan
Mass
Melvin’ Harbert
Chris Brinke
Sheminaiaen
Mich
Wille, Turnesa
New York
Arthur Lynch
John — Fischer
Hunter Hicks
Chicaso
Jim French
Jr iSan Francisco
Roger Kelly Thos Angeles
Wilfred Crossley Dedham
Lynford Lardner
Milwaukee
Frank Strafaci
Brax M. Young, Jr
Gus More
Bob Brownell
Norbeck
UT Suffern Taller
Jess Sweetser
Ed. Kingsley
Manin
Joseph Thompson Hamilton
Fred Haas, Jr
Christian Brinke
Detroit
Maurice McCarthy
James Fraser
Atlantic City
James Scott
New Albany
Ind
Wilson and Franklin Open Season Tonight
Wilson and Franklin football teams kick off the season tonight at Hill Park. Wilson faces Tipton with a veteran lineup aiming to end Cedar County’s 17 game win streak. Franklin travels to East Waterloo with an even chance as ends Dick O’Brien and Robert E. Johnson lead, and Al Eddy directs the backfield.
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Franklin
Wilson
East Waterloo
Tipton
Barnard
Husky
Cedar County
Dick Lahman
Henry Urban
Bill Hanson
Tom Jones
John Sage
Charles Wildé
Bob Nelson
al Urban
Tom Farmer
Don Konigsmark
Leo Mraz
Glenn Kirby
John Hensley
Hill Park
Thunderbolt
Rust
Dick O'Brien
Robert E. Johnson
Troy Deal
John Bowne
Leo Leonard
Bill Bloomhall
Bill Meheran
al Eddy
Harry Strate
Earl Delzell
Jack Sopousek
Jack Hall
George Kanellis
Larry Goldberg
Charles Klima
Keith Concannon
Matt Herbeck
Dick Lynch
Dean Terwilliger
Bill Fleu
Giants and Cubs Split. Pirates Slump Amid NL Race
The Giants swept a doubleheader from the Pirates while the Cubs beat the Bees, tightening the NL race. Hartnett cleared the bases for Chicago. the Reds and Cardinals won. Yanks, Red Sox, and Athletics won with late heroics shaping the standings.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Pirates
Prince Hall Schumacher
Giants
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Bees
Bostons
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Dodgers
Brooklyns
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Phillies
Yankees
Cleveland
Yanks
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Joe Heving
Athletics
Browns
Wally Moses
Conn and Bay Acts Tangle in San Francisco Fight
Billy Conn 169 pounds from Pittsburgh defeats Bay Acts 164 pounds in San Francisco in a boxing match marked by rapid exchanges and clear edge for Conn.
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The
Associated Press
San Francisco
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Traynor Era on Pirates and College Football Echoes
The article recalls Pie Traynor's fluctuating influence as Pirates manager during the 1938 season, noting early success, midseason slumps, and renewed leadership as he briefly regained status. It also covers Three Eye league playoffs with Moline, and a Southern California college football flap around Nile Kinnick and Ernie Nevers praising him, plus Michigan athlete recruitment scrutiny and Tom Harmon’s prominence.
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Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Pittsburgh
Traynor
Bowling Scores in Wide League Standings and Names
The page lists scores and players across multiple leagues including Open Industrial, Allied Industrial, Wilson and Co, and W C A leagues. It records team names such as Electric Machinery Co, Petersen Baking Co, and Loop Tavern with individual scores and handicaps, highlighting widespread bowling activity and standings.
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RED Crown Commercial League
Il. Pet. Co
N. W Streamliner
Electric Machinery Co
Zollers Heer
Fritz Grocery
Loop Tavern
Blue Valtley Dairy
Eddy Paper Co
A. Fipal & Co
Dunders Material
Chandler Furnace
Jack Spratt Foods
Serace
Windsor Schutz Tavern
Petersen Baking Co
Martins Et Fis 6000
Electric Machinery A Sinal & Co
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Iowa
Cherry-Burrell
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Peterson
Bachman
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Burns
Zimerman
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Osborne
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Town Steel
LaPlant
Anders
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Frasini
Snyder
F.monats
Malatek
W.krholz
Cole
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Zak
Welch
Rocharek
Konecny
Tate
Waskow
Schimbergase Kolarik
Miller Merrifield
Hollenbeck
Mechancat. Beef
Sisks
Kopecky
Smith
Charipar
Scolaro
Sohnson
Woods
Gregory
Rao'nhoty
W. C. A. League
Armstrong Cle. Co. Drews
Sheftie
Stastny
Lockwood
Mercer
Brockman
Hoiferber
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Bieder
W. C. A. Goodyear Service
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Schaefer
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Lincoln Alleys
Nezerka
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Ferber
Hanson
Hagenstein
Sargent
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Rook
Baker
Standard Glass, Wilson and Co
F.buchan
Fatka
Hiltbeiner
Haddy
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Bussett
Lattner
Schneider
Cedar Rapids Gas CO. League
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Roper
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Nurmeyer
Millburn
van Fossan
Hodge
White
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Rebelski
Magia
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Bailey
Cox
Bell
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Trait
Littleton
May
Miller
Giants win two in National League doubleheader
In Pittsburgh and New York, the Giants split the twin bill with a 3-0 defeat of Pittsburgh in game one and a 10-3 win for New York in game two. Kampouris and Danning homered for the Giants while Ott and Handley produced key hits for Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Bees
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Traynor
New York
Bucs
Pittsburgh
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Champ'ris
Blanton
Ott
Leeds
Kampouris
Handley
Vaughan
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McCarthy
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Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pitts
Michigan Practice Highlights Harmon Bright Spot In Drill
A report from Ann Arbor notes Tom Harmon, sophomore and former Gary Ind star, scored two touchdowns and helped set up a third in a Michigan football practice. Officials reportedly found the unethical practice charges grossly exaggerated and praised the program.
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Ann Arbor
Tom Harmon
Gary
Ind
University of Michigan
Hawkeyes in Fine Physical Condition Ahead of UCLA Contest
Iowa City reports the Hawkeyes are in strong physical shape with about a dozen practices left before the September 23 game against UCLA in Los Angeles. Nile Kinnick and Mike Enich starred in recent scrimmage as coaches push for an open, passing attack.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
U.c.la
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Irl Tubbs
U.C.L.A
Los Angeles
Nile Kinnick
Mike Enich
Jerry Niles
Davenport
Roscoe Carney
Carney
Charles Tollefson
Elk Point
S. D
Stout Shuts Out Moline as Commies Rally to 9 0 Victory
Allyn Stout allowed a single infield hit while facing 19 straight batters in a 9-0 win for the Commies over Moline before 2,200 fans. Louie Novikoff delivered a late run for Pittsburgh as Peterson and Gleason sparked the offense. Stefani struggled, and rain lingered through the game.
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Allyn Stout
Louie Novikoff
al Unser
Stout
Louis Stefani
Ee Moline
Decatur - Baitor
Abhor Cavosie
O Lake
Levan
Ierbanab
Novikoff
Peterson
Steiner
Bocek
Zinvr
Thopson
Nelson
Stefanip
Stoutp
Conley
Karisi'nwy
Stefani
Molne
Decatur
Zimmerman
Olson
Thompson
Gleason
Oehler
Verban
Moline
Karjalain
Bates
Stefan
Kansas City Blues edge Indianapolis in playoff tilt
The Kansas City Blues rallied to beat Indianapolis 3 to 2 in ten innings, tying the Shaughnessy playoff series. At St Paul the Saints defeated Milwaukee 9 to 7 to even their semi final series at one game apiece.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Kansas City Blues
Indianapolis
Blues
Saints
Milwaukee
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California
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Frosh
Michigan
Pennsylvania
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Fred Smith
Cedar Rapids
Prasse
Chuck Brady
Bob Allen
Brady
Allen
Ken Pettit
Jens Norgaard
Dick Evans
Tubbs
Kinnick
Enich
Glenn Olson
Ray Murphy
Carl Blandin
Frank Balazs
Washington
O'Meara
Dartmoors
Dartmoor
O'Meara's
America
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Second Avenue
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