Simpson Wins Golf Title At Bika Country Club
Jim Simpson, a newcomer to gale competition, defeats Howell in a tight final to claim the golf title at Bika Country Club. Morning rounds see Nowell 72 and Simpson 70 as Howell battles to close the gap but cannot overtake the early leader.
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Jim Simpson
Wisconsin
Bika
Boh Towsed
Tle Schday
Simpson
Gale
Howell
Shopson
Si Bey
Inneheon
Nowell
Rimpson
Wheeler Cops Handicap Golf Title At Many Links
Wheeler junior Sam Wheeler captured the Adonal Chil handicap championship by defeating J. Smith in the 80 hole final after a rain delay. A heavy two day event at Ellis Potter Park yielded numerous matches across several tournaments with McDaniel and Maier advancing in Class B and Lords and Lifters producing multiple close decisions.
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Wheeler Cops
Ellis Potter Park
Manniy Hinks Sanship
Sam Wheeler, Jr
Fe J. Smith
Wheeler
Iro Trates
Smith
Heniten High aims for tackles as season opener nears
A 1932 era preview outlines Heniten High School football's tackling doubts ahead of the Lebanon game. Coach Lew Hirl drills the line, praising ends Matre Bayes Hele, and notes injuries slowing progress while backs led by Thomas Schantz Welsh Phares show potential. Pandemic of old-time baseball nostalgia intrudes with an extended historical recap of the 1919 White Sox scandal and World Series series.
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Heniten
Conch Lew Hirl
Geldiron
Ana
Wiest
Abe Blue
Lebanon
McIntosh Pitches No-Hit Win for Champion No. 2 Mill
Lofty John McIntosh, star pitcher of the Champion No. 2 Mill team, threw a ten inning no hit contest at Sulpio, but the Champion won 6 to 4 amid five errors by their fielders. Hamilton earned the title with a two-base hit by Earl Gardner driving in two runs for Champion.
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Johin McTntosh
Mill
Sulpio
Wilning
McIntosh
Hamilton
Earl Gardner
Louis Emerick On Miami Squad Clean Scrimmage Report
Special To the deariny, Oxford, Sept. 1. AK Coach Fran Willey held a fine end of year scrimmage session Saturday with Rob Minerick and Sten Tanis, two junior players from Border Hamilton High, getting their first practice of the season. Rothke, a 200-pound junior tackle, earned a place on the A team. Tons handles back duties under the Warner system, while Redskin prospects scout Urbane for an October 1 trial. Home games are limited this season.
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Oxford
Fran Willey
Teatteroon
Rob’ Minerick
Sten Tanis
Border Plamilton High
Avie
Odlithin
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Rothke
Sorin
Koerick
Saturdlny
Bob
Tons
Warner
Wilton
University of Southern California
Bea
Redsking
Urbane
Jilinoia
Swedén
Catholic Gridders Bow To Middletown In Opener
Cohen and Schwartz, star in the junior ranks, won 41 to 3 as their team overwhelmed Riley and Pitey’s squad at North Kut diamonds Susulay. Pawlowsky led with a home run and multiple doubles while Mick and Reed added key hits. Pitching by Pawlowsky produced 15 strikeouts as Cohen and Schwartz dominated the opener, with Lamoine’s Ott keying the junior victory 11 to 4 over Stock ton in the later game.
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Ay LE Moyne
BPE
Cohen
Schwartz
Riley
Pitey
North Kut
Reed
Pawlowsky
Wiley Anut Riley
Eric
P £Lanzer
Muay
Sehowarta
Popp
Pater Oils
Mick
Schwarte
Earl Yath
Huey
Ney
Colon
Bsehgarty
Marianne
Nil
Wiley
Hoy
Pater
Ott
Stockton
Westbrook
Montgomery
Sittgyla
Wits
Thor
Portes
Laundry Pinmen Win Match Game at YMCA
In a Saturday night bowling match at the YMCA, the Laundry Pinmen defeated the Daily News team. Scorers included Awsheem Saphers, Fytnraayer, W. Clark, and Gate, with totals near 200 and a final margin likely several pins.
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Y. M.C. A. Allega
Bunitary Taundry
Daily News
Ween
Awsheem Saphers
Fytnraayer
W. Clark
Tosaly News
Corethwaite
Middletown High School Dominates Hamilton Catholic 41 0
Middletown High School crushed Hamilton Catholic High School 41 to 0 in Saturday’s opener. Middletown scored in the second period with Wendt on a center run and a following kickoff punt block. The Green and White outplayed their opponents in every phase, with multiple touchdowns and two punt blocks shaping the final outcome.
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Hy Neanard
Middletown High School
Hamilton Catholic High
Middletown
Nis
Hamilton Catholic
Pirvgie
Wendt
Howard
Weigind
Hamilton Ciatolic
Burritt
Middlytown
Siegro
Wilke
Howilton
Peavilton Catholic
Sheepshield
Tiylow
Sparks
Iast Jones
Middletown Triumph Over ARmiston In Scrappy Gridiron Duel
Middletown edged ARmiston 12 first downs to 1 as the green team fought with heart and brawn. The game featured more Middletown passes with several incompletions and a 15 yard penalty against the purple squad under new rules. Lineups included Hamilton Catholic and Uxtaus among others, with detailed player names listed in the report and a continuation note for Page 10.
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Armiston
Hamilton Catholic _Bidaletown
Uxtaus
Patterson Courts LY Hover
Mick LG
Mittenholzer
Ulmsehweifer
Draat
Garter
Nantist RT Finkleman Mile
Wilke
Ward Wieg
TH Wendt Riedel
RU Burnett Horvath
F_ Howard
Hamilton
Dettigatte
Weasel
Obrinski
Thirty Teams Enter Mixed Foursome Golf at Bills Potter Park
Thirty teams enter the mixed two ball foursome tournament at Bills Potter Park this week. The event, first of its kind, drew wide interest and features pairings including Mrs. Lee Waite with J Rd Hamlbach, Betty Rogers with Earl Clark, and many more couples and partners across local clubs.
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Bills Potter Park
Art Conrad
Golf Spor
Conrad Soi
Mrs. Lee
Waite
Rd Hamlbach
Betty Rogers
Earl Clark
Alicia Hyde
Apt. Conrad
Dorothy Banker
Amateur Title Goes to Canada in Golf Championship
Rose Somerville, a wealthy Canadian, wins the New York golf championship, defeating Johnny Goodman 2 and 1 at Baltimore County's Vive Parma course. Officials praise the victory for boosting international golf relations and note Somerville's superior length, iron play, and experience over Goodman. Bobby Jones also comments on the historic match play era as Canada takes the title.
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Ameden Anatein
Brophy
Rose
Sandly) Somerville
Reagan
Somerville
Werbert E. Ramsey
United States Golf Association
Sohnny Goodian
Georgion
Merion
Merton
Mao
Jones
Goodmain
Baltimore County Club
Goodman
Johnny
Cubs Brace for Final Joust With Pirates
Chicago Cubs marshal all forces for a decisive clash with the Pittsburgh Pirates as the pennant chase tightens. lineups unsettled by weather and travel, key matchups loom, with strong performances from both clubs expected in the late season showdown.
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Ey Renaert OW
Harkir
Lindens Beat Morris Combine in Rain Shortened Game
Lindens reclaimed revenge by defeating Morris Furniture of Cincinnati in a rain shortened eight inning affair at Van Denwald Powerhouse diamond. Pitcher Larry Powell carried the load for Linden with solid relief and Stan Kittrell held the Cincinnati stars in check. Timmers, Linden shortstop, homered to spark the offense as Linden built an early lead and held on despite a Morris rally.
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Spargin
Key
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Binpean Out AG
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Vandenwald
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Morris Furniture
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Saa
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Swat
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Lesa
Butch
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Morea
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Roni We
Campnell
Klep
Rion
Frohylth
Camishell
Privania
Tindens
Timmersy
T. Knowel
Wilson
Tax
Verein
Ara Morein
Rehl
Orieha
A. Bahl
Groehe
Taner
Ialla
Ort Powell
Kiterell
Powell
Kitkett
Exglestom
Echwak
Satin Proof Triumphs Over Schallip in City Softball Tie Race
Satin Proof beat Schallip Radio Club to clinch second place in the city softball round robin and force a potential playoff with Clark for the championship. The result leaves Olympics, Rodnomer, and Collins Cabs Clarks on top with five wins and none losses, while a protest over an Olympia victory could force a rematch or a new elimination series to determine Clark’s opponent.
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Leagin
Schallip Radios
Olympics
Rodnomer
Collins Cabs Clarks
Rawdy
Warren
Clark
Dartsen
Stephens
Holt
Garuthre
Goelel
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Greasy) Neale
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