Woman's Golf Tourney Continues In Quarterfinals
Mrs Glenna Collett Vare of Philadelphia beat Airs Teo Federama of New York City 66 and 4 to reach the national women’s golf championship semifinals at Buffalo Country Club Williamsville New York on September 24 In the quarterfinals Virginia Van Wise of Chicago defeated Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey Canadian champion Indi End Wilson and British champion Merjorie Kerr both won to join the field Leona Pressier of San Gabriel California carried the day in a later match as the event heads toward tomorrow’s semifinals with Miss Vare vs Collett Vare and Miss Hicks vs Miss Wilson in action.
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Buffalo Country Club
Williamsville
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Airs Teo Federama
New York City
Vare
Viniinia van Wise
Chicago
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N J
Indi End Wilson
Merjorie Kerr
England
Ware
van Wie
Helen Hicks
Hewlett, L
Leona Pressier
San Gabriel Cal
Miss Var Wie
Collett Vare
State Costs Clarified By New Report
A Virginia Bulletin argues operating expenses and salary increases drive potential deficits, not rising criminal costs. It faults failures to collect fines and fees, noting prohibition enforcement shares, with 1928 30 1932 expenses rising under the 1927 reorganization and comptroller control.
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Richmond
Virginiatate
Virginia Bureau of Research, Inc
Westmore Janet Davis
Robert C Smith
Bureau
Polett
Virginia
Comptroller’s Office
Still An
Comptro
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Bulletin
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Jones and Ouimet Lose to Von Elm And Billy Burke
In a golf match, Jones and Ouimet fell to champion Von Elm and Billy Burke. The event featured rough play, notable scoring bursts, and a crowd at the gallery watching a dramatic finish. Burke posted a strong 343 as Von Elm led 73 74 1467 in a tense rivalry.
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Jones
Ouimet
von Elm
Billy Burke
Ed Umange
Goll
Theese
Rae
Bobby Ines
Francis Oulst
Agaist
Neselike
Burks
George End
Chaz
Natars Oper
Moan Eotler
Bodh
End
Graaies
Mayck
Ainge
Burke
von Eim
Ior
Jone
Quimet
Ole Miss Football Hopes Rise With New Tactics
Oxford, Sept 24. Ole Miss under Coaches Walker and Smalling vows win or die as they unveil a bold system. A youthful squad with sophomores and juniors faces Tulane, Alabama, and Tennessee in a tough stretch, led by Caspar, Biggers, and Turbow with veteran Peebles at end. Schedule lists games from Sept 26 to Nov 26 across New Orleans, Tuscaloosa, Knoxville, Memphis, Milwaukee, and Oxford.
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Ed Walker
Chuck” Smalling
University of Mississppi
Tulane
Walker
Alabama
Tennessee
Dick Peebles
Brister
Jetterman
Swarne
Bowles
Blbo
Trapp
Britt
Pete Ruby
Charley Ferrell
Jack Burnett
Casper
Western Kentucky
Neal Biggers
Ross
Haynes
White
Stone
Burke
Smythe
New Orleans
Tuscaloosa
Knoxville
Southwestern
Memphis
Marquette
Milwaukee
Sewanee
Oxford
Louisiana State
Jackson
Mississippi A. & M
Leaders in the Big Show
A compact recap of 193? baseball leaders from the National and American Leagues. Key figures include Terry of the Giants leading batting with 350 and 212 runs, Klein of the Phillies at 120 RBIs, and Huns Klein as home run leader. Pitching highlights mention Bravnes and Derringer for Cardinals with wins and losses.
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Associated Press
National League
Hafey
Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Kien
Philes
L. Waner
Pirates
Adams
Berger
Braves
Herman
Mate's Defeat Proves Upset In Potomac Races
Havre de Grace Md Sept 24 The favored Mate failed to win the Potomac handicap as C Boni-Wicks colt Jamocu with Preston M. Burch and S W Twrova Tred Avon Tambour upset the field. Jamocu finished 1 45 12 5 over the mile with 137 pounds, narrowly beating Tred Avon and Mate, who were close behind.
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Havre DE Grace
Mann
Mate
C. Boni- Wicks
Rocie J
Tircs
Preston M. Burch
Virginia grid scrimmage notes from several teams
Virginia gridiron notes detail scrimmages and tryouts across VMI Richmond Virginia Virginia Tech and UVA. Coaches Rath Kee y Hess Hilliard Gentry and Goode evaluate freshmen yearlings and veterans while planning for upcoming games at Lexington Lynchburg and Richmond with emphasis on defense running plays and new positions.
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Virginia Tech
Orville Neal
King College
Smooth Handover: Freshmen Run Team With Vets Still Spotted
Groth Robison and Porterfield blend well when paced by the freshmen trio, showing smoother coordination than in past seasons. The veteran quartet Hardwick Hall Jennings Ottley and sometimes Cubberly Morgan take turns, but the mix lacks full versatility.
Schaaf Beats Griffiths In Close Fight For Victory
Ernie Schaaf, Boston heavyweight sensation, earned a ninth straight win by unanimous decision over Gerald Griffiths at Chicago Stadium. A pro-Griffiths crowd of 14,000 booed the result, praising Griffiths’ outboxing while Schaaf relied on body punches and steady pressure. Griffiths outweighed Schaaf by 21 pounds and fought as an in and outer, with Schaaf aiming for a late knockout.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Gerald Ambrose
Tuffy” Grif [Fiths
Sioux City
Schiaff
Eddie Purdy
Jack Shar_key
Griffiths
Escalizig
Schaal
Tully
Schaaf
Gilfiths
Ernie
Sersoits
Senators Beat Yankees 3-2 in Opener of Money Series
Washington Senators hold second place in the American League by one and a half games after a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees. Vernon Gomez errant bunt help sparked a sixth inning rally, while Lloyd Brown and Firpo Marberry shut down the Yankees late. In other action, Cleveland split with Detroit in a doubleheader, Earl Averill collecting four hits to raise his season total to 206. The Braves defeated the Red Sox 4-3 in an exhibition, with Red Worthington driving in the decisive runs. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were rained out.
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Associated Press
Wait Johnson
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
McCarthy
Senators
Yanks
Vernon Gomez
Yankee Southpaw
Buddy Meyer
Gomez
Lloyd Brown
Yankees
Innnings
Firpo Marberry
Brown
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Wni Hudlin
Indians
Clint Brown
Earl Averill
Clevelang
Lou Gehrig
Boston Braves
Red Sox
Ed Brandt
Danny MacFayden
Red Worthington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Rival Teams Set for 1931 World Series Opener at Sportsman Park
ST LOUIS September 24 Trans of the diamond reports the 1931 World Series between the Cardinals and Athletics will begin October 1 at Sportsman Park. Both clubs boast top sluggers with Al Simmons and Chick Hafner among the era's leading hitters. Sunny Jim Bottomley makes a late-season comeback as a key run producer after a troubled 1930 series.
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ST. Louis
Trans
Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
Athletics
al Simmons
Chick
Haley
Hafer
Jim” Bottomley
Rise of Gabby Street and Branch Rickey in Cardinal history
A profile of Branch Rickey and Gabby Street highlighting Rickey as a driving executive behind the Cardinals and Street as onfield boss. The piece traces Street’s career from minor leagues to Cardinal coach, Rickey’s WWI service, and their wartime bonds shaping postwar success and the 1929 managerial change. It notes Street’s eventual two winning seasons and a third contract, with Rickey overseeing farm systems and player moves.
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Associated Press
Rickey
Gabby Sweet
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Hickey
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Cardinal
Chemical Warfare Service
Christy Mathesoon
Ty Cobb
Gabby Street
Street
Nashville
Suffolk Club
Joplin
Muskogee
France
Gebby
Bill McKechnie
Pe Street
Gabpy
Brendon-Rickey
Hornsby
O'Farrell
McKecknie
Southworth
Branch Ricker
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Chicago bouts feature Ernie Schaaf defeating Tuffy Griffiths and Lou Scomz stopping Lou Scomz losses reported for multiple cities. Other results include Dave Mater stopping Tiger Thomas and John Shwake outpointing Salvatore Ruggierilo. Midget Mixe OTDowd edged Mickey Grnarro in St Louis with Kaiser stopping Babe Ruth in Louisville.
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Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Larry Johnson
Lou Scomz
Buffalo
Dave Mater
Milwaukee
Tiger Thomas
Leiperville
John &Shwake
St. Louis
Salvatore Ruggierilo
Iday
Rymie Wiseman
Des Moines
Solly Sclmmann
Otdowd
Columbus
Mickey
Grnaro
Johnny
Peexee
Kaiser
Babe Ruth
Louisville
Dave Barry
Springfield
Til
Jaimmy Sayers
Lafayette
Ind
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