Darrow Defeats Hodge to Win Kenmore Fall Meet
City golf champion Darrow defeated Walter Hodge 3 and 1 in the Fall tournament final at Kenmore. He trailed early but won, finishing the 35th hole with a par three as Hodge made a four. Matches for other flights and semi finals were listed, with several players advancing toward later rounds.
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Hodge
Kenmore Neimmpanmret
Reema
Resmiep
Len Darrow
Walter Hodge
Kenmore
Glen
Cubs Gain Even Break With Phils
Cubs and Phillies played to an even split with the Cubs left on seven bases as Carleton pitched for the Cubs and authorities listed the umpires as Moran and Kelly. The Dodgers and Reds split as Brooklyn won 4 3 in the first game while Cincinnati rallied to a 7 6 victory in the nightcap behind Hendrick and Wright and Wilson homers.
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Moran Kelly
Cis
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Herman
Roettger
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Durocher
Gilbert
Ron
Taylor
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Rixey Ute
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Quinn
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Rigier
Frank Birch to referee three Iowa football games
Iowa City officials announced veteran Big Ten referee Frank E. Birch will officiate three Hawkeye games this season. Birch, a former Earlham athlete now based in Sterling Illinois, heads the crews for the Oct 1 Bradley Tech game, the Oct 8 Wisconsin game in Madison, and the Nov 5 home game.
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Frank E. Birch
Big Ten
University of Iowa
Earlham College
Sterling, Ill
Bradley Tech
Wisconsin
Madison
Iowa
Joe Magidsohn
Michigan
Purdue
Iowa Stadium
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Evanston
Fred Gardner
Cornell University
Rochelle
James Masker
Indiana
Washington
D. C
Marion Marines Move Opening Game to Rock Island
Marion Marines alter schedule for season opener under manager S L Hanscom. Instead of facing Fort Des Moines at Legion Park next Sunday, the team will meet Rock Island Independ. Candidates vying for spots include Heck Straley Mitchell ends Bigger Coolich Hardenbrook guards Petrusch Dolan Gipp tackles Gibson center and Bishop Slauson Brooks Cronkite Starry.
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S. L. Hanscom
Fort Des Moines
Legion Park
Marines
Rock Island
Heck
Straley
Tchell
Bigger
Coolich
Hardenbrook
Petrusch
Dolan
Gipp
Gibson
Bishop
Slauson
Brooks
Ooo Cronkite
Starry
Sexton Sets Three New World Marks
Leo Sexton, Olympic shot put champion, set three unofficial world records at the New York A C meet on Travers Island. In medley events he threw the eight-pound shot 69 feet 10.5 inches, the 12-pound shot 60 feet 5.5 inches, and the 16-pound ball 51 feet 5 inches, totaling 181 feet 9.5 inches.
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N. Y
Leo Sexton
New York A. C
Travers Island
Sexton
Goodman to Receive a Victor's Welcome in Omaha
In Omaha Johnny Goodman, defeated in the National Amateur final by Ross Somerville, will be welcomed home with a victory parade and banquet. The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a parade and banquet, civic officials host an official reception, and golf clubs announce dinners and receptions honoring Goodman and his supporters.
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Johnny Goodman
Ross Somerville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Ea Tervedael
Grein
Fete Pive Farms
Giants Win On Shanty Hogan Grand Slam in Eighth
New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 4 after Shanty Hogan delivered a bases loaded homer in the eighth, ending a pitchers duel between Bill Swift and Bill Walker. Walker left after eighth but earned the win. Paul Kaa and Piet hit homers for the Pirates.
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Shanty Hogan
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Swift
Pirates
Bill Walker
Giants
Paul Kaa
Piet
Somerville, Silent Sandy, Noted All-Round Canadian Athlete
London Ontario born C Ross Somerville dubbed Silent Sandy, one of Canada’s greatest all round athletes. He excelled in golf hockey football cricket and claimed fame in tennis baseball squash and soccer. A star at Ridley College and Toronto University, he led football for four years and earned a reputation as the finest Canadian halfback.
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Ont
C. Ross Somerville
Canada
Calvin Coolidge
Somerville
Ridley College
Toronto University
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Chaminoix
England
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Silent Sandy
McGraw and Mack Lead Nearly Two Decades of World Series
New York report lists nine World Series managers led by John McGraw and Connie Mack. Mack posts a .625 winning average across eight series, while McGraw holds .333 over nine. Huggins later matched .500 after steering the Yankees through six series.
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Lott To Tackle Bell For Penn Clay Courts Title
Allentown Pennsylvania final set as George Lott ranked number two faces Berkley Bell in the clay court championship. Joe Seeee defeated Julius Seligson in a comeback 1 6 6 4 6 2 while Bell beat Sam Gilpin the defending champion 8 6 for a place in the final.
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George Lott
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Berkley Bell
California
Pennsylvania
Joe Seeee
Julius Seligson
Lehigh University
Sam Gilpin
Philane
Williamson Released From Hospital For Michigan Practice
In Ann Arbor Michigan Captain Ivy Williamson was released from University hospital on Saturday and will join the Michigan football squad for practice on Monday Coach Harry Kipke directed two long sessions as cold weather kept candidates moving Johnny Regeczi the 190 pound sophomore appears to have won the fullback job in a practice filled week at Norman Oklahoma AP reports The Roe concluded a week of intensive drills with a Saturday scrimmage using heavy line combinations Dunlap Pansze Simathal and Chambers at full throughout play
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Mich
Ivy Williamson
University Hospital
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Johnny Regeczi
Norman, Okla
Roe
Coes Hardage
Dunlap
Pansze
Sim Athal
Chambers
Minnesota scrimmage injures three players under Bierman
In the first Minnesota scrimmage of Brad Robinson, all conference end Brad Robinson injured his knee and Lloyd Hribar, reserve fullback, suffered a similar knee injury. Walt Hargesheimer, halfback candidate, was sidelined by a high temperature. Sam Swartz, veteran halfback, showed improvement as a blocking factor.
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Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Brad Robbinson
Lloyd Hribar
Walt Hargesheimer
Sam Swartz
Chicago Team Edges Yale in Whirlwind Shift Victory
A Chicago team employed a new whirlwind shift on Saturday to defeat a Yale squad. Pat Zimmerman opened a 65 yard march with a key run and Stage guided late drives. The shift produced strong tempo, though Stage faced ample resistance and time spent in a dominant push.
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Bette
A. A
Anoth
Yale
Pat
Zimme
Northwestern offers freshmen no chance in season opener
Evanston Illinois Northwestern University football squad crushed the freshmen 32 to 0 in a formal intra season contest. Captain Pug Rentner scored four touchdowns and linked with Potter Manske and Fencl on multiple passes. Ollie Olson added two scores and other touchdowns were contributed by teammates Harry Leeper and others.
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Northwesternversity Football
Pug Rentner
Potter
Manske
Fencl
Ollie Olson
Sremometes
Harry Leeper
Zuppke Tests Tackles In Champaign Practice
Coach Robert Zuppke led a Champaign football drill session Saturday as he and assistant coaches rotated tackles Pelmene Cummin Bodman and Abraham. Snavely, a letterman and sophomore, worked at tackle while newcomer Abraham also tried the split shift.
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Champai Appeal
Robert Zuppke
Univer
Ois
Zuppke
Pelmene Cummin Bodman
Abraham
Wisconsin Badgers Open Week With Unconventional Scrimmage
Madison Wis scouts note Wisconsin Badgers completed first week of practice with an uncommon approach. Coach Clarence Spears sent the squad to scrimmage each night, marking an unprecedented routine for modern Wisconsin football. Focused on the line during Saturday, Spears and his staff aimed to reinforce fundamentals through repeated contact.
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Wis
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Badgers
Clarence Spears
Spears
Purdue Scrimmage Highlights Early Limelight For Boilermakers
Purdue at Lafayette presents a scrimmage with key plays as Roy shows skill at center and backfield, highlighting early gains and adjustments in the session. The report notes a focus on offense and defensive setups ahead of a longer run through the week.
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Lapayette
Ind
Roy Ao Oolle
Mington High Football Team Scrimmage Sets Berths
MINGTON IND Coach Hayes led a morning scrimmage as veterans and newcomers tested passes. A second scrimmage in the afternoon showed positions nearly settled with several spots cinched for the season.
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Ind
Hayes
Indiata
Rank Outsider Wins $108,450 Futurity Classic at Belmont
Kerry Patch, a rank outsider from Leo Rosenberg’s stable, captured the $108,450 Futurity at Belmont Park. Ladysman, the odds on favorite owned by W. R. Coe, finished second with Dynastic, owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney, in third. Eleven starters.
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Leo Rosenberg
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Stanford Defeats Olympic Club 6-0 in decisive match
Stanford University crushed Olympic Club 6-0 as their offense dominated the mid field, yielding a commanding win. The clear superior play showcased Stanford’s sharp passing, relentless pressure, and clinical finishing in a one sided contest.
Lincoln Triumphs In Practice Game 35 to 0
Lincoln edges the Nubbin squad 35 to 0 in a first practice game. The scoreline shows a dominant showing after early season slips. Key players and units contributed to the shutout as the team validated improvements ahead of the season.
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Nubbins
Lawrence Kansas Football Team Plans Scrimmage
A sweating group under the guidance of coach conducted a mock drill during practice Saturday as they prepare for the first scrimmage of the season next week. The squad welcomed back Ross Marshall of Olathe, a promising sophomore back, boosting spirits.
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Giss
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Kansas State opens season with scoring punch in scrimmage
Manhattan Kansas AP reports Kansas State college’s first string eleven showed scoring strength in an initial scrimmage. The varsity was held to one field goal in the first quarter before Graham Breen Bushby Russell and Shaffer helped spark frequent scoring throughout the game.
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Kan
Kansas State College
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Breen
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Shaffer
Grinnell football drills ahead of Penn clash
Grinnell college football candidates closed a week of hard practice with a heavy scrimmage on Saturday. A slow, heavy line worries coaches while backfield mates Grafund and Ullrich appear to carry most of the load this season. Grafund was active as a primary passer with satisfactory results.
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Grinnell College
Penn College
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Ullrich
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Butler varsity tramples freshmen 26 to 6
In Indianapolis on Saturday the Butler varsity dominated the freshmen 26 to 6. Scott Armstrong led the freshmen in scoring before breaking an ankle. Fritz Mackey indicated the varsity used new dummy formations to iron out plays for the opening game against State Teachers next Friday night.
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Butler
Scott Armstrong
Washington University Bears Rally Past Opponents in Sete Play
In a tense game the Washington University Bears showcased strong teamwork and defense. Key players led scoring and assists as they overcame early deficits to secure a decisive win on their home court.
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Washington University Bears
Jimmy
Washington
Creighton Football Scrimmage Showed Off Backfield Strength
Creighton University's football team held a Saturday scrimmage with backs Colin Gordon and Rage and Arthur praising the arm strength of the unit.
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Omaha
Creighton University
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Gordon
Rage
Arthur
Oklahoma Aggies Hold First Scrimmage In Heat
Stillwater reports the Oklahoma Aggies in a full-squad scrimmage with high temperatures. Backfield work featured, linemen development noted, and quarterbacks in a one-pass drill. Analysts cite Highfill, Hail, Ek, Alin, and Gould as key contributors shaping the team’s early rhythm.
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Oklahoma Aggies
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Highfill
Hail
Stanford Indians Beat Olympic Club in Opener
Stanford Indians opened their football season by defeating the San Francisco Olympic Club 6 to 0 here Saturday as threats to the game were stopped by early fumbles and strong defense.
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Stanford Indians
San Francisco Olympic Club
Wager Valued at 8498 On 5 Dollar Horse Bet at Thorncliffe
Toronto AP report: H R Riley of Toronto hit a daily double at Thorncliffe Park Race Track Saturday, combining Winifred Ann in the first race and Tabson in the third. He collected 8498 dollars on a five dollar wager while thousands watched. The daily double paid 1609.60 dollars for a one dollar bet.
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Guernsey Nine Beats Malcom 5-2 in Baseball Nine
GUERNSEY The Guernsey high nine defeated the Malcom team 5 to 2 on Thursday. Grier and Schmidt Stoker powered Guernsey with strong batting while Barns Teaberry and Gross starred in the field and on the mound.
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Charlie Grimm Debuts as Cubs Player Manager
New York report outlines Charlie Grimm birth in St Louis on Aug 25 1899 and early baseball path from Philadelphia to Durham to St Louis to Pittsburgh before joining the Chicago Cubs. It notes his brief 1916 MLB action with Connie Mack and gradual rise through the Pirates before moving to Chicago with Maranville and Cooper in exchange for Aldridge Grantham Neihaus.
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Walker Schmeling Fight Postponed To September 26
New York AP report notes a second postponement of the Mickey Walker Max Schmeling bout to Monday September 26 after Walker’s forearm wound failed to heal. Dr Nar dinello of the New York state athletic commission recommended more time to reach prime condition. earlier delay to September 23 had already been approved.
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Beaumont Wins Playoff For Texas Loop Title
Beaumont Exporters captured the Texas league pennant with a 4 to 2 win over the Dallas Steers in a three game playoff, completing a series after two prior victories 5 to 3 and 9 to 6. They advance to meet Chattanooga of the Southern Association in the Dixie series next week.
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Voltmer Joins Iowa Physical Education Staff Details
IOWA CITY Edward F. Voltmer, former Hawkeye athlete, has been added to the Iowa physical education staff per athletic director Dr. E. H. Lauer. Voltmer earned his Doctor of Philosophy in physical education at the university last June and is returning to the program.
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Edward FP. Voltmer
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E. H Lauer
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Ruth Looks The Part Of An Invalid In Workout
YORK AP Babe Ruth, baseball’s great man, tottered forth Saturday on wobbly legs, took his cut, fielded a few grounders, and then retired to a seat in the sun at the edge of the Yankee dugout, perspiring and trembling from weakness. It’s like starting the season all over again. I can see them all right, but I can’t hit a ball hard enough to break a pane of glass.
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White Sox Upset Macks In Tenth In Three Game Opener
The White Sox edged the Macks 4 to 3 in the tenth, trimming the Senators’ lead to 3.5 games for third place as Wesley Ferrell won his 22nd. Ruth made a brief return from appendicitis affecting his home run swing, working out but unable to lift a ball for a homer. He promised to be ready for the world series with a few days of workouts.
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Dodge's Delphine TV Wins Racing Trophy
Delphine IV owned by Harold Dodge won the President's cup with no competition after E Lagarto and Delphine V withdrew due to mechanical issues. Bill Horn piloted the Delphine IV to an average speed of 48.051 mph in the second heat. the third heat was cancelled.
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Bresnahan Named 1st Vice-President of Midwest A.A.U.
A. A. Schabinger of Creighton University presided at the Midwest Amateur Athletic Union meeting in Omaha. George Bresnahan of the University of Iowa was elected first vice-president, Hugo Otopalik of Iowa State College third vice-president, and Iowa State awarded the senior indoor swimming meet for next season. Records in swimming and track and field were approved, including world and local marks by Saling Oberlin Whitmore and others.
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Gar Wood Postpones Attempt At Record on St. Clair
Gar Wood postponed his bid to set a new world motor boat record on the St. Clair River in Algonac Michigan as wind and sea conditions affected readiness of instruments. Miss America X was set to run at 7 am but delays occurred due to equipment not being completed and worsening water conditions.
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Missouri Poloists Open Season With 5–0 Victory
Missouri Tigers polo team opened its season by routing Fort Des Moines army officers squad 5 to 0 in Columbia. Bruner spearheaded the attack with three goals, as the Tigers dominated play Saturday.
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Fort Des Moines
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