HOWARD SH WINS PRESIDENTS TROPHY AT GOLF GILSON
United Press reports a rare form showing Howard Sh Gilson leading Merchants to a 10 0 victory over Company A in twilight league play at East Washington street grounds. Gilson held A’s to three hits through seven innings while Merchants erupted for eleven hits in two innings delivering a decisive win.
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Gilson
Company
Merchants
East Washington Street
Industrial Baseball League
Merchants Oecynt
TR Somipam
Sade
Jamestown
Ee Aigh
Merchants 10
Company A
Corry Jamiestawyr
Raymond Gilson
McFehanis
Sobers
Moundeman
Heinz Cone
Hite
Art” Pitts
Guudsmen
Dairy
Cee
Rubinson
Caverom King
Pitts
Prof. Long
Knkpp
Knapp
McLean
Walters
Rich
Kinney
Witcox
Paddy
ScoHng
Minu
Balk Bish
Wilcox
Lord
Bish
Haenel
Duffy
Long
Craker Aingled
Robinson
Wilco
Craker
Fenapp
Tildng
Ghrey
Chaseth Kinney
ABR Hoa E Detary
Cady
Baenel
Serge Eat de
Rish
Ann Wilckx
AS Dufty
Boo
Ross
Orsker
Graker
Robineon
Rfi
Iwileog
Sages
Nff Pitts
Tts
Wild
Gilson Mores
Sullivan
Alien
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robina
Ray Stremer
Robins
Tunney romance and rise to heavyweight throne
United Press reports Gene Tunney's journey from a Greenwich Village immigrant family background to world heavyweight champion status. The piece outlines his romance with Mary Josephine Lauder, social ascent via wealth and culture, and public jeers followed by acceptance as he defeated Jack Dempsey and built a fortune. It notes Lauder's engagement rumors, Tunney's literary interests, and his pattern of social acceptance at elite shores and clubs.
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Sy Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
New York
Pigilist
Gene Tunney
Mary Josephine Lauder
Sinter
New Yorks
Greenwich, Conn
Toney
Ceorge Lauder, Jr
Miss Lauder
Lauder
Ramages
Tunney
Gader
Mary Josephine Lauder Was A Girl of About 16. ‘Tunney
Edward Dewing
Hartford
Conn
Trish
Greenwich Vilage
Ni. Y
Mary d Josephie Lauder
George Lauder
Variexs
Rowlands
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Eile
Ely Seibel
Bob Smith
Bosroach
Jon Braves
Mary Josephine
Cincinnati Reds
Hornsby
Lénox School
New Yore
Smith
Aunney
Johm Sullivan
Jim Jeffries
Duck Dempsey
Southampton
Long Island
Barly Harbor
Maine
Lake Forest
Til
Newport
Hempsey
Chicago
Greenwich
Baciplery
Parmélia Pryor
Miss Pryor
Miay Pryor
Miss Lander
Lsey
Mary Josephine Deuder
Gene
Miles Lander
Miss Spénce
Versaiile
France
Park Ave
Yale
Ewan
Tom Hensy
Agel
Sftir
Llow
Sheen Wins President's Cup in Dramatic Golf Match
Howard Sheen defeated Miller to capture the President's Cup at the Coby Country Club in a closely contested final. Sheen led with an outward 89 and finished strong, winning sixteenth hole to seal a three up victory with two to play. The event drew a large gallery and highlighted the club's recent rivalry between two members.
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al Miller
Howard Sheen
Coby
Stigen
Miller
White Sheen Sword
Jet
Sheen
Inter
Milley
Howarda
Sheer
Mach
Howard
With The Leaders In Batting Averages
United Preset notes current batting averages for players. Lindstrom hit safely in three at bats and scored once. Horsby batted .383 after replacing Hornsby. Waner doubled in five plate appearances scoring once. Frisch failed to reach base in two at bats with an error. Ruth Gehrig Hellmann and Simmons were idle.
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United
Freddy Lindstrom
Rogers Horsby
Howard Greigan
Hornsby
Reds
Paul Waner
Ron Frankie Frisch
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jarry Hellmann
al Simsons
Giants’ threat to card aspirations arc era
The Giants sit atop the National League after a 13 club season against Western Invaders. John J. McGraw, famed for AZINE DAM clubs, steers a club that has faced many obstacles this year yet remains in the pennant chase. Having taken two of three from the league-leading Cardinals, New York eyes another push to overtake St. Louis.
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New York
New York Giants
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Giants
Cardinals
St. Louia
Tilden declines pro tennis amid Davis Cup ties
William Z. Tilden said he would not enter professional tennis despite being approached in France by C. C. Pyle. He stressed he has no intention of turning pro. The article notes other 1950s era Davis Cup team members returning from Europe and lists officials involved. Also mentions Tony Canoneri agreeing to defend his featherweight title vs Andrew Routis at Madison Square Garden on September 20.
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United Press
NEW York
William Z. Tilden
Tiden
Triden
Rilden
C. C. Pyle
France
Gro
S. S. Paris
Thldoi
United States
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. i
Samuel Peacock
Tony Cannoneri
Brooklyn
Andrew Routls
Prance
Madison Square Garden
Water Carnival Sets Olympic Interest Today
Amsterdam reports Olympic visuals from the water carnival as the United States entries attract wide attention. Ken Mayer and Penn Barge Club crews highlight the double sculls with UC engineers and Peak A. C. sailors among the noted participants in the peaceful pursuit.
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Frank Getty
United Press Sports Editon
Amsterdam
Olympia
United States
Fbness
University of California
Ken Mayerd
Penn Barge Club
A. C
Home Run Leaders and Names Across Leagues
A cluttered recap lists players from the American and National Leagues with scattered team affiliations and homerun mentions. It names Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig with the Yankees, Jimmie Foxx and Roy Simmons with the Athletics, Rogers Hornsby with the Beavers, and bits about Cardinals Robins and other teams, plus yesterday’s listed homers for several clubs. The text reads like a newspaper box score page fragment with disjointed player names and teams.
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Yankees
Jessergeceys
Gehrig
Aker
Athletics
S.c
Blue
Browns
Simmons
Foxx
Wilson
Cuba
Bottomley
Cardinals
Zisronette
Robinshurst
Hatinett
Lindstrom
Giants
WWE
Fallen
Reds
Kiein
Phillies
Ehsaan Bell
Braves
Hartneth
Cuda Rye
Pened Jackson
Blanty
Perry Giants
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St. Dollis
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St Euston Suez
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