Ouimet and Johnston Clash in Pebble Beach Semifinal
Youth clashes with veteran power as Ouimet and Johnston reach the Pebble Beach semi finals in a dramatic U S Open style clash. Old pros like Hastings Tolley and Sweetser fall to the Bostonian Ouimet while Johnston edges Voigt after a tense 39 holes.
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Baseball Tonight Key AL NL Matchups
American League features Cleveland at Philadelphia with Olympians noted. National League has Cilenzo at St Louis and Brooklyn visiting Pittshurst. Other scheduled games include American Association clubs leubus at Indianapolis Wakee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St Paul Louisville at Toledo and Western League Wichita at Tulsa Topeka at Oklahoma City Omaha at Denver Des Moines at Pueblo.
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Baseball Waiver Rule Shifts Power in Player Markets
A new waiver route sets a regular price of 37 400 for first year players, reshaping how clubs buy and sell talent. Major league magnates face greater risk and opportunity as weaker clubs gain leverage to compete. Yankees manager Miller Huggins evaluates which prospects to keep or waivers, while Giants payrolls shift with McGraw’s evolving plans. Gill Terry Melvin Ott Freddie Lindstrom Travis Jackson face uncertainty as winter changes loom after the Cubed series.
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Portsmouth signs grid star amid 1929 season buzz
Rumors claim Father Surpiciu, once a Tech standout, joined Portsmouth's pro team, aiming to topple Ironton Tanks. Portsmouth fields a potent lineup with Pony Smith of Mercer Glenn Presnell of Nebraska Pat Kneitt of SMU and other 1929 notables. The squad features heavyweights like Roberti Compolo Cavners Grosso Ruggiretto Barba and more.
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Nebraska
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Southern Methodist
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Ruggiretto
Barba
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Kalamazoo
Comment on Strategy and Umpires in Cincinnati Series
Lowell Sun sports editor Jack Kenney notes the discussion of strategy and psychology amid the Wilson-Kalp-Donchue incident as Bob Hart, a National League umpire from this city, moves to Cincinnati to work the Phillies Braves game in Boston. Hart joins Moran and Quigley in an unfamiliar trio assigned to the Cincinnati game, with playoff tensions and team rivalries shaping the atmosphere as pitchers Moran Bart and Quigley clash with Goldsmith of Newark in a one ball defeat scenario.
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Pirates Tie Reds In Close National League Thriller
Pittsburgh Pirates beat Cincinnati Reds 10 to 5 after a tense game. Ervin Brame allowed multiple hits and 4 runs early but Pittsburgh rallied with strong hitting including Lloyd Waner and Walker. The win narrows the gap to 12 games behind the Cubs in the league standings. In the American League, Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 0, boosting its hold on third place as Detroit faltered.
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Lloyd Waner
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Phil Page
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Ken Holloway
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Op tiling venue rules for opponent’s ball in play
The article outlines how a player must strike their own ball and avoid knocking the opponent’s ball into the hole. If the opponent’s ball is driven in, they are deemed to have holed our ball on the last stroke. The rule applies when the opponent’s ball is not in the line of the hole and must be played at the proper time.
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Guimet
Ted Ray
Harry
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Titish
Johnston
Voigt
New Yorker
Tagk al Jong
WM. Bhaucher
New York
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Diels & Sports
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Yesterday's Results FHE Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
Yesterday's results from the American League show rain delays and postponed games. notable scores include Milwaukee 10 Minneapolis 12 Kansas City 4 15 St Paul 7 76 Columbus 5 Indianapolis 2 with several matches postponed due to rain in multiple cities. Western League reports Topeka 6 2 Oklahoma City 1 Wichita 0 and Omaha at Denver rained out with Des Moines at Pueblo also affected.
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Ana Hargrave
American Association
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Kansas City
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Topeka
Oklahoma City
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Pueblo
Yost Steps Back From Wolverine Grid Picture
Associated Sports writer reports Fielding H Hurcy Up Yost of Michigan football has stepped aside to let Harry Kipke lead. Yost remains available for advice and will focus on director duties as Kipke builds a strong defense and seeks offensive punch for the coming season.
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S. B. Diamondball Tourney Prep Work Underway
Pre tourney preparations continued at the Chicago and North Western rail road diamond for the state diamondball event. Outfield mowing and infield scraping were done with tomorrow’s bases and coaching boxes to be added. Sioux Falls, Brookings, Dupree and Aberdeen entries were expected, with Armour and Huron Dairy teams leading the field. Women’s state championship matches Aberdeen and Huron Al Stars set for 12:45, with men’s semi finals at 2 pm and finals to follow. A. Culhand announced free admission only for players in the tournament desc.
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Saints and Blues Split Double In A A Standings Tilt
Sept 6 report shows the Kansas City Blues split a doubleheader with St Paul Saints as Dutch ZeMing’s squad held off a late surge to win the nightcap 15 6 after losing the opener 7 4. The Saints, pursuing fourth place, also drop positions as other results shift the American Association race.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Millers
Brewers
Monument to honor French prune bringer planned in San Foxe
A monument is to be erected at San Foxe California in memory of the Frenchman who brought prune to America. The dispatch omits his name and exact birthplace. The item notes a chaotic sports and broadcasting scene with jokes about umpires, tossing, and football rule ideas, reflecting satirical public opinion.
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Ace Hudkins Hooks Comnish For $13000 Victory
Ace Hudkins the Nebraska Wildcat won a court victory in San Francisco as Superior Court judge Walter Berzinger ruled the state athletic commission had no legal right to withhold $13 000 of the purses from Hudkins and rival Be Tanger from their June bout. The commission had held the purses alleging a no fight in a walla aid hippodrome.
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Ace Budkins
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State Athletic Commission
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Boys in Final Contest Today in World Series
Two groups of boys under 16 compete in the American Legion Junior World Series final in Louisville. Burke Wrathers of Billjo represents the eastern section after beating New Orleans west- ern representative. Kenesaw Landis and John Herdler attend. Radio play by play by Graham McNamee will cover the events nationwide.
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Sharkey Should Winn Declares Sharkey Should Winn Declares
In a Nassau press feature, sports writer William Bhauchier discusses the Sharkey versus Loughran boxing bout, noting Sharkey’s evolving power and past boxing misadventures, while questioning his focus and performance as analysts weigh in on the likely outcome. The piece blends colorful anecdote with historical boxing lore, hinting at Sharkey’s possible triumph but uncertain consistency.
Wigposts Last Sight: Milwaukee Tour Draws Near
Milwaukee and Fred Tompkins staged a late sighting in Milwaukee. Art Dilla from Oklahoma City outpointed Brent in Baltimore. The report mentions Davenport and a Cowboys connection, with scores and venues implied but unclear.
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Huron All Stars and Howard Battle 13 Inning Tie
Miner county fair feature saw Huron All Stars and Howard play 13 innings to a darkness called tie. Burns to Bloodgood to Mateja turned several double plays as Howard struck 9 with 8 errors, while Huron logged 9 runs on 14 hits, led by Johnson’s five singles and Bloodgood’s big hit.
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Tilden Seen As Likely Winter Torn Between Tennis Title
The 1925 national tennis singles championship will feature no French entrants for the first time since 1925, lifting Tilden to favorability. William D. Tilden II of Philadelphia heads the seedings in a nine‑man field as competition begins tomorrow at the West Side tennis courts with finals next week.
Mandell To Meet Vincentini In Chicago Ring Clash
Light weight champion Sammy Mandell to face Luiz Vincentini in Chicago at Paddy Haromox's push bowl. Mandell defends no title but a strong showing could spark a future crown challenge. crowd of boxing fans and the new Isis State Athletic commission attend.
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Helen Wills To Have Operation On Throat
International tennis champion Helen Wills will undergo a major throat operation in Oakland California today for acute tonsillitis. Her father, John Wills, stated she canceled her match with Mira Betty Nuthall in Berkeley on September 15.
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