Somerville Leads Goodman In Morning Amateur Final
Ross Somerville and Johnny Goodman opened the 36 hole U S amateur final at Baltimore Country Club with Somerville taking a one hole edge after the morning eighteen. Goodman rallied with birdies and long putts to stay within one at lunch.
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Stagg Introduces Whirlwind Offense In Chicago Scrimmage
A. A. Stagg unveils the whirlwind shift as Chicago trials a new offense with two days of practice ahead of a Saturday scrimmage. Northwestern and Missouri also ramp up preparations as colleges rush to build early momentum for the season.
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Dick Hanley
Missouri
Frank Carideo
Evanston
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Loyola University blanks East St Edwards 32 to 0
Southern Loyola earned its first victory of the year by shutting out East St Edwards University of Austin Texas 32 to 0 on Friday night. Loyola stopped four straight attempts from the two yard line to preserve the shutout at New Orleans.
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East St. Edwards University
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Texas
Yankees Clinch Final Win Over White Sox 4-1
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 in the final meeting before the World Series. Wiley Moore and Dan MacFayden combined on five hit pitching to seal the win, while Frank Grube's error helped Brooklyn? No, helps New York. The Yanks finish the series 2-1 and the season 17-5.
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Yanks
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Standings Patchwork Show Chicago Philadelphia Clash Friday
Chicago holds an 86 59 record .593 while Philadelphia sits at 74 74 and 71 1 1 misprint The Friday schedule lists Chicago versus Philadelphia as the only game with several Saturday matchups including St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Unclear Sports Card Listing With City Matchups
Fragmentary sports brief lists teams and scores with references to New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Boston and others. Includes Saturday games such as Philadelphia at Washington and Cleveland at Boston, plus Boston at Detroit.
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Eis
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Boston & Cleverenn
Nedelphte
Washington Aveland
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis Scores and Fray in Friday Results
Friday results show Minneapolis defeating Paul 9 to 1 while Milwaukee edges Kansas City 10 to 3 and Indianapolis beats Toledo 2 to 1 in a one night slate. Other notes mention city references and scattered scores including Louisville and Hager with unclear context.
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Ne City
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Milwaukee
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Indians top Red Sox in final meeting as Priday shines
Cleveland reports Boston Priday 6 to 2 with y akamadi racking five hits and six runs in the third. In St Louis Al Simmons hit his 33rd homer aiding Lefty Grove in a 3 to 2 Athletics win over the Browns. The season series ended 16 and 21 in favor of the A's. Simmons left with a bruised knee and a sprained ankle after colliding at the plate.
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al Simmons
Senators Subdue Tigers In Final Season Game
Washington defeated Detroit 8 to 3. Friday and Alvin Crowder held the Tigers to three hits as the Senators completed their season with the win.
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Washington
Alvin Crowder
Turner to battle Stansbury in final
An eighteen stroke handicap helped Dr. John E. Stansbury defeat Douglas Boynton 5-4 in the semi finals of the Country club fall handicap tournament. Stansbury advances to the first flight final against Dave Turner, who carries an eight stroke handicap. The championship match likely Sunday. eighteen holes only.
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Douglas Boynton
Country Club
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H. H. Cherry
Marshall
M. J. Aubineau
B. J. Moon
W. C. Crawford
W. H. Dunshee
Dunn
B. F. Wolverton
Blues Even Series With 13-7 Victory
Davenport defeated Newton 13 to 7 to tie the Mississippi Valley league title series at two games each. Rock Island’s Wrobel left the game after being struck by a throw, and Davenport earned the win while Newton absorbed the defeat.
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Mystery Team Opens Season Versus Frisco Olympic Club
Stanford Universitys mystery football squad prepares for an exhibition with the San Francisco Olympic Club at Stanford Stadium. Four triple threat backs boost the offense as the Indians seek a strong start after a close game loss by the Olympic Club to West Coast Army. Other openers include Gonzaga against Oregon State and California versus California Aggies and West Coast Army.
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University of California
Berkeley
California Aggies
Mann Leads Vinton To 13 0 Victory Over Traer Eleven
Vinton defeats Traer 13 to 0 in a Friday afternoon game on the local field. Captain Mann scored both touchdowns for Vinton with Freeman and Dremmel as key players. Davis scored but was recalled for rough tactics as penalties mounted.
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Millers Win First Association Flag In Seventeen Years
The Millers claim the Association pennant by defeating St. Paul 9 to 1, earning the right to face Newark in a seven game series beginning September 27 in Newark. The champions secured a long awaited title.
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Michigan Nine Wins Another Game In Japan
In Osaka Japan the Michigan nine defeated their opponent by a score of five to three AP reports the university team secured another win during their Japan tour.
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Gar Wood Targets Kaye Don Speed Record Today
Gar Wood sails Miss America X on the St Clair river off Algonac in a bid to beat Kaye Don s 104.04 knot world record set on Loch Lomond. Wood must reach at least 105.05 to claim a new mark as thousands watch in ideal weather.
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Oskaloosa Eleven Edges Washington 2–0 in Season Opener
Washington and Oskaloosa opened the season with a 2–0 defeat at home. Kupka blocked a Washington kickoff that led to a safety in the second quarter, and a Washington punt was blocked after Oskaloosa downed a kick at the one-yard line. Leeper and Kupka starred for Washington but the aerial game failed.
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Novelty and Poultry Shoot At Cedar Rapids Gun Club
A novelty shoot will be held at Cedar Rapids Gun Club on Sunday morning with poultry targets. Competitors will shoot at various angles beyond standard trap ranges and are invited to participate in the events.
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New Yorker Wins First Heat In Boat Race
George Reis of Bolton Landing New York led Horace Dodge with the Delphine IV by 300 yards finishing the 15 mile Potomac River course in 57.692 mph in the first heat of the president's cup race. Reis piloted the El Lagarto, primed for the semi finals and finals on Saturday.
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George Reis
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New York
el Lagarto
Potomac River
Horace Dodge
Gus Schrader Wins So Dakota Sweepstakes
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa captured the state fair auto racing sweepstakes in Huron South Dakota winning the 4% mile race in 5 10 after moving ahead of Dave Champeau of Grand Forks North Dakota who trailed by a clear margin in the final stretch.
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Gus Schrader
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Iowa
Dave Champeau
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