Oakmont upset as past champions fail to qualify in national amateur
At Oakmont Country Club sixteen players qualified for match play in the National Amateur Golf Championship, but seven former leaders including Ouimet Gardner Marston Herron Evans fell short. Roland Mackenzie led with 145, Hobby Jones and Jesse Guilford followed, while Billy Sweetser and others advanced, shaping a diverse field for the opening rounds.
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Ouimet
Marston
Gardner
Herron
Evans
Roth
Oakmont
Oakmont Country Club
Frances Ouimet
H. L. Wintringer
Steubenville
Ohio
Nad
Sands
Bob Gardner
Max Marston
Davy Herron
Calck Evans
Culmet
Roland Mackenzie
Washington
Contin
Hobby Jonta
Atlanta
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Guilford
Toulind
Aweetser
Jease Sweeter
George von Elms
Merion
Watts Gunn
Bobby Jones
Wiliam Reekie
Mont Clair
N. F
Hitle
Sweetzer
Jim Manton
G&j
Sumimeen
W. Knight
Philadelphia
Culmer
Wint‘yinger
W. L. Bradford, Jr
Patterson Heights
Clarence I. Wolff
Sappington
Richard A. Jones
White Plains
William el ‘Downes, Jr
Pittsburgh
Jack Mackie
Inwood
N. C
Scholen Hay Mackie
Upson
Richard Jones
Mackenzie
Fownes
Sweetner
Gunn
Bradford
Meekle
Lash
Hulgbhr
Welft
Wen Elm
Manion
Held
Gellford
United States Golf Associaion
Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
Don Carrick
Toronto
Ray McAulife
Scorce
Todd Hart Wins Circuit Feature at Milwaukee Track
Todd Hart driven by Putnam won the Motel Men's association stake of $5,000 in the 2:10 trot at the grand circuit meet in Milwaukee. Best time 2.04% by Hollywoad Jessie driven by Cox, with Trumpet driven by Murphy third. Mag Abbe driven by Murphy won the associate of commerce stake $1,000, Braden Euler with Palin second Bonnie Watts with Childs third. Southward second in 2:17 trot, Temple Harvester third. Best cidade! time 207%.
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Milwaukee
Todd Hart
Putnam
Motel
Association
Hollywoad Jessie
Cox
Trumpet
Murphy
Mag Abbe
Associate of Commerce
Braden Euler
Palin
Bonnie Watts
Childs
Guy Trojan
Dickerson
Southward
Kelly
Temple Harvester
Braves Rally Past Chicago to Move Up Standings
Boston Braves beat Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitcher’s duel as Alexander and Benton clashed with the mound. Gautreau contributed two singles for the scoring, while Munn and Wilson highlighted fielding. Umpire Maranville of Chicago was ejected for oral misconduct.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Chicago
Alexander
Benton
Gautreau
Nhe
Munn
Wilson
Cumberland Rips Johns Town 4 0 in Local Victory
Cumberland pitcher Rept-Tradge held Johns town to three hits but two bases on balls and an error in the fourth fueled a four run inning. Cumberland won 4 0 as Matthews allowed nine hits. Scores: Cumberland 000 900 0 7 0 Johns town 000 490 1 4 3. Hodge Rangnow Matthews Vassey on佐. International League and Southern Association scores listed. Also a note on 1800 college history marking no women admitted and no night schools.
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Johnstown
Tradge
Cumberland
Matthews
Hodge and Rangnow
Matthews and
Vassey
Pirates Clinch Fifth Straight With 10-3 Win Over Phillies
Pirates finish series with a decisive 10-3 victory over the Phillies in Philadelphia. Carlson struggled, pushed out in the seventh as Pittsburgh widened its lead to eight games in the NL race. Key hits and solid offense supported by strong pitching sealed the win for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Phillies
Lango
Wic
Cough
Merce
Bittsburgh
Ron
A. Moore
Rose
Hawiings
Custer Bt
Burnhary
Brawynor
Grantham
Amikel
Aldridge
AL BE
Sand Os
Mitchell
Moree
Leach
Wrightatons
Matoer
O & Fonsern
Hawk
Huber
Koumiek
Keniwht
Priperg
Tb Wilmon
Arlson
Dourn
Oh Willains
Rand
Ita
Lorre
Kimmick
Pitsburgh
Reese
Hawks
Wenner
Wrishtstons
Moora
Rawlings
Gruythen
Sand
Pribere
Hawke
Taowka
Pliyburgh
Alirdets
Couch
Aldridws
Carluon
Hite Carlson
Thane
Nonn
O'Day
Sweeney
Lost Pet Notice From Multiple Cities
A fragmented OCR item lists lost pets and locations including Washington St Louis Detroit Cleveland New York and Boston with scattered names and cities, suggesting a regional missing pet notice. The readable fragments indicate several pet sightings or reports across urban areas.
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AGEEK
Ing Chichbo Eager
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York Visses
Boston
Esyscyee Ee
Shenandoah Itinerary Expanded and Prohibition Enforcement
In Washington the Shenandoah western itinerary expanded as the decentralized prohibition organization took charge of enforcement. An analysis of superpower broadcasting failed to solve fading mystery while the poricultura department described farmers' outlook this year as promising. Commissioner Haney of the ship King board reiterated his refusal to comply with the President's resignation demand. Union men were ordered by the American Federation to stay away from games involving the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Shenandoah
Poricultura Department
Haney
King Board
American Federation
Tts
Philadelphia Athletics
Mighty Redsmen Shape Cincinnati 1925 Baseball Map
This piece highlights Cincinnati Reds stars and their impact on the 1925 baseball scene. It praises players like Donahue, Rixey, Luque, Mendrick, Hixey, and others for their pitching and hitting prowess, noting Rixey’s near twenty-win seasons and the team’s strong performance in the early 1920s.
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Tianchue
Tuyue
Rixey
Reds
Cohen
Lewan
Donahue
Wise
Texas Christian Triversty
Colsslans
Owen Attentifely
Uris Ixey
University of Virginia
Ligny
Dease
Eppa
Inside story of big college grid finance chapter nine
An examination of how graduate managers and college publicity shape athletic careers. The piece traces how college teams and players gain exposure through advertisers and financiers, and how successful athletes transition into business roles. It follows Jerry, a Vermont town student, whose rise from campus athlete to public figure demonstrates the mutual benefits for college, industry, and alumni networks.
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Mike
Rome
Fang
Hia
Finanse Iere
Landa
Reyuetts En Lothag
Concerna
Hig Denosybeanta
Lee
Higa Sinson and Company
Kidder, Peabody and Company
Stuston
J.P. Torgan and Company
New York
People's
Signal Praeiion
Agatare
An Giert
Thant
da Alomni
Serioni
Finahey
Scouts On Hand For Local Game In Rivalry Grid
Scouts are watching a local baseball opening weekend with Jontany Monttor two innings Sunday and Labor Day. The camp reports Jerigna scents scouting Leatwole Petry Eohelk Lane and three Logan players. Sandoz and Speed Murthy to oppose Heatwire, Petry to pitch Monday at Woisan. fashion note: M Lucien Lelong praised by Paris press.
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Advancredopo
Jontany-Monttor
Sereatory
Jerigna
Nant
Ilamas
Leatwole
Petry
Eohelk
Lane
Legate
Martin Bers
World Champions Beat Philadelphia in 7-3 Game
Washington Senators win 7-3 at Griveith Stadium in a rare errorless effort. Johnson adds two doubles and a single while Peckinpaugh drives four runs with three doubles aiding a four-run third inning. Philadelphia Athletes suffer seventh straight defeat as umpires and strong defense mark the contest.
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Griveith
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletica
Farciss
Hth
Quinn
Johnson
Dliven
Aelder
Peckingyarsh
Hone
Harris
Marshall Grid Squad Augmented Adds Two Football Men
Two more football players joined the Marshall grid squad at Breen Readquarters in Alderson. Tokn Kelley from Toulaville and Meryte Todd of Wellsville weigh about 160 pounds each and backfield experience at Henderson preparatory school and Wellsville High. They join Coach Tallman’s speeding unit, with camp work focused on kicking, passing, formations, and aerial drills.
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Garnetts Alderson
Big Breen
Tokn Kelley
Toulaville
Meryte Todd
Wellsvile
Kelley
Henderson Preparatory School
Henderson
University of Touleville Instaegsen
Wellsville
Htgh
Angelo Truite
Greenbrier
Tallman
Ruth Watches Yankees Triumph Over Red Sox
New York Sept 1 The Yankees beat the Red Sox 21 to 1 in a lopsided game as Bob Shawkey and Howard Ehmke faced heavy scoring. Ruth watched from the White House audience room as the home team erased an early deficit with a seventh and ninth inning rally led by Mengel Bongough and Schang.
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New York
Yankees
Red Sox
Bob Shawkey
Howard Bhmke
Prothre
Wandy
Sacrifica
Leo
Donlle
Bob Mengel
Leth
Paschal
Bongough
Scheng
Faby Ruth
Hox
Colonel Ruppert
Beare
One Good Fog Turns Cube Into Golfer Tale
A ragged humor piece recounts Al Hackbarth recounting a club prank about a pro boasting he could shoot the course under any weather. In a rainy round, a skeptic bets with a caddy scheme to force the pro into rough. After 15 holes the pro sits near the front of the field, the gag failing as the course defense collapses.
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AL Demaree
al Hackbarth
Park Ridgety Country Club
Gald
Dalle
Jake
Dubb
Unions Boycott Athletic Games In Washington
Washington DC September 1 The American Federation of Labor orders all union men in the National capital to stay away from the Washington Philadelphia game. Central Labor Union warns fines from five to twenty five dollars for attendance. The dispute centers on alleged use of non union labor in Philadelphia stadium construction violating a 1910 AFL agreement. Federation urges similar protests at other American League titles and calls for two game absences per Washington game to punish participation by Philadelphia.
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Washington
American Fndieration of Labor
Philadelphis
American Jeanne
National Capital
Theroincere
American Federation of Labor
Feataro
Washington Club
Uunion
Phiadelphia
Brooke Named Morgantown City Manager After Resignation
Morgantown Sept 1 W Brooke today became city manager succeeding Harry Bayles who resigned after two years in office. Brooke said no changes would be made in the official family and planned a vacation before resuming duties as a civil engineer focusing on municipal and road construction work.
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Brooke
Morgantown
W. Bdewin Brooks
Harry Bayles
Bayles
Clty
Explanations Followed and Laughter Across the Foer
A 1925 note reports explanations followed by broad amusement as all in attendance shared a laugh during a gathering. Copyright credited to Associated Editors Inc.
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Marshall Grid
Huntington College
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Yank
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Adamy
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A. W. Cox Department Store
Capitol Street
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