Bobby Jones and Gunn win in Oakmont title clash
At Oakmont Pennsylvania on September 4 Bobby Jones and sensational Gunn defeated George Von Elm to capture the national amateur golf championship. Jones surged ahead with early birdies, while Gunn overcame Dick Jones with steady putting in a tense afternoon round. The match ended after Jones seized command on the 30th hole and closed out the final at 7 and 6.
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Golf match at Belleair dampened by train near the 18th edge
The WGA finals featured Mrs Hurd and Glenna Collett in a keen round at Belleair. A train bore down during the 18th hole as Hurd led by one. Collett sank a 20-foot putt for par after a risky drive past the rails, securing a halve and Collett then won on the 19th with a birdie.
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Scottdale Defeats Fairmont In Final Series Game
Scottdale wins 8 to 9 1 9 3 in the last game of the series against Fairmont. Turner started for Fairmont, Elliott relieved Beaudale, and Bishop pitched well after relieving Elliott. Score by innings shows Scottdale tallies in the first three frames and late runs, with Fairmont answering sporadically.
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Reds Beat Chicago 2 to 1 in Nine Inning Rally
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 2 to 1 as Walker drove in the tying run and a ninth inning double started by Boling cleared a threat. Jalin made a fine catch near the fence and Finette’s lone fly completed a defensive highlight in the field.
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Senators Increase Lead For Pennant
Washington Senators defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 0 to extend their sixth straight win and widen the lead in the American League pennant race. The Athletics were idle as Pittsburgh and New York also moved in the standings with a 9 to 0 win by the Giants over Philadelphia in ten innings, tightening the race at the top.
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Record-Setting Qualifying Run At Altoona Speedway
Bennett held the lead in the qualifying trials at Altoona speedway as he shattered the mile track record with a 44.4 second lap, an average speed of about 61 mph, ahead of Matois for the afternoon's 25 mile race. The prior mark stood at 34 seconds. The Southern Association events listed Little Rock, Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashville, Mobile, New Orleans, Atlanta, and Birmingham.
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Wills Rules Out Champ Bout With Dempsey
Harry Wills returned from Europe with strong statements against a Dempsey heavyweight title fight. He declared he is ready to fight anytime but doubts Dempsey will meet him, and suggested Dempsey should have several tuneup bouts before challenging him. Wills also stated he could be ready to face Gene Tunney and continued to train in Europe and during the Atlantic crossing.
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Inside Story of Big College Grid Finance
A critical view argues modern football mirrors a material, high pressure culture shaping education. The author laments commercialization, praising practical success and money over humanities while recalling a tale of two boys and warning that colleges chase wealth through athletics and honorary degrees.
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Senators Win as Ferguson Holds Boston on Hits
Ferguson’s third straight victory lifts the Washington Senators over the Boston Red Sox 10 to 4. He shut out his former mates as Washington builds a six game lead over the Athletics. Philadelphia trails.
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France Stays In Fight For Trophy In tennis interzone
In Philadelphia area action amid the interzone series France defeats James O Anderson of Australia while Rene Lacoste falls to Gerald Pattegeran. Borotra beats Anderson in straight sets as the clash remains unsettled ahead of Monday Labor Day singles and doubles to decide the U S opponent.
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Cards End Pirates Streak With 9 3 Victory
In Pittsburgh on September day the St. Louis Cardinals halted the Pirates nine game win run. Yao faced Reinhart through eight innings before Babe Adams entered with the bases loaded and the Cardinals erupted for four timely hits.
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Bobcat Camp Shows Activity at West Virginia Wesleyan
Buckhannon Wes Virginia Wesleyan football camp reports 47 grid men still in race for varsity spots. Key veterans Alvis Brinknen and Hester challenge newcomers Hendrickson and Davis. Coach Ross adds three backfield candidates and James Ciminelli earns early “Iron Man” tag as pace remains fast and flexible. New Bethany coach Furman Nuss to start training Tuesday after conference with athletic director Elderne. arrives with strong record and high expectations for season.
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