Twenty-Five Men Report For The First Day's Drill
Twenty five men reported to Coach Boylin yesterday for the first day's practice at High Point College. More are expected today and later in the week as the squad prepares to exceed forty five before September 12.
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Boylin
High Point College
Dixon
Mitchell
Watson
Clough
Johnsom
Kennedy
Loftin
Williams
Walters
Charles Coble
Joe Craver
Cony Davis
Denny Forest
Henry Furbhes
Lyman
Maust
McDonald
Simeon
Earnshaw Guides A's to Win Over Yankees charting pennant race
George Earnshaw secured his 20th victory as the Athletics defeated the Yankees 10 to 2 in Philadelphia. Jimmy Dykes and Max Bishop homered, Gehrig added a 29th, and Waite Hoyt hurled four solid innings. Barnsow reached 26 wins, first to this milestone this season. The Red Sox and Senators split a Boston affair 10-5 with Washington taking the series edge. Cubs and Cardinals set up a doubleheader to close attendance gaps.
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Cubs
Athletics
Mackmen
Bruins
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia
Yankees
A’s
Yanks
Jimmy Dykes
Max Bishop
Earnshaw
Gehrig
New York
Pipgras
Sherid
Waite Hoyt
Bishop
W Barnshaw
Red Sox
Senators
Boston
Washington Clan
Joe Judge
Ed Morris
Washington
Fred Marberry
Garland Braxton
Marberry
Braxton
Cardinals
St. Louis
Sam Breadon
Southern Conference football training in full swing in 1929
Gridiron workers across the Southern Conference begin 1929 preparations with Tulane Florida Alabama Georgia Duke South Carolina Georgia Tech and others reporting camps. Coaches emphasize fundamentals and depth as players from LSU Auburn Virginia Virginia Tech and Tennessee start drills amid hopes of a strong season.
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Dixie
Louisiana
Gulf’s
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi
Gulf
Tulane
Dalrymple
Greenie
Peninsula
Gators
Joe Holsinger
Alabama
Crimson Warriors
Yellow Jackets
Georgia Tech
Tidesmen
Wallace Wade
Alexander
Ag Peter Punch
University of Georgia
Duke
Gamecocks
University of South Carolina
Auburn
Obsterts
Rockne
Washington and Lee
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Andy Gustafson
Jones and Homans Lead Amateur Championship Qualifying
Bobby Jones and Gene Homans topped medal scores with 145 as 31 players advanced to match play in the U S amateur at Pebble Beach. Johnny Goodman and Phillips Finlay figure among potential late-round dangers as a field of contenders is pared to eight.
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Alan J. Gould
Pebble Beach
Calif
United States
Bobby Jones
Gene Homans
University of California At
Los Angeles
Gibson Dunlap
Eugene V. Homans
Princeton
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
California
Phillips Finlay
Homans
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Dunlap
Clarence Hubby
Dallas
Tex
Cyril Tolley
Eddie Held
New York
Chick Evans
Ross Somerville
Don Carrick
Ben Stein
Seattle
Frank
Duke Eyes 35 Player Fall Football Squad
Durham September 4. Duke Blue Devils prepare for fall training with a 35 player roster led by Captain Henry Kistler at tackle and Hayes Peeler Rosky and Schofield among ends. Backfield strength includes Jankoski, Coleman, Rochelle and several sophomores vying for key roles.
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Durham
Jimmie Heart
Duke Blue Devils
Hayes
Peeler
Rosky
Schofield
MacKeithan
Grant
Hyatt
Langston
Henry Kistler
Davis
Warren
Carpenter
Cole
Bryan
Matthews
Lemons
Jankoski
Sophs
Coleman
Rochelle
Godfrey
Murray
Plyler
Beaver
Roberson
Sam Buie
Quar
Kid Brewer Shown As Soph in Regular Position
A fragment indicates Kid Brewer a sophomore is working for his regular position, suggesting his on field duties and role within the team lineup.
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Ter
Soph
Boxing Roundup From Jersey City and Nearby Towns
Fights last night featured Arthur De Kuh of New York knocking out Hoe Boynton of Texas in Jersey City. In New York Pete Nebo and Sid Terris drew after ten rounds. In Indianapolis Tracy Cox stopped Eddie O Dowd of Columbus and Jimmy Dale defeated Phil O Dowd of Columbus in eight rounds.
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Jersey City
N. J
Arthur de Kuh
New York
Hoe Boynton
Texas
Pete Nebo
Tampa
Fla
Sid Terris
Drew
Indianapolis
Tracy Cox
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Jimmy Dale
Decatur
Ill
Phil O’dowd
Major League Leaders Sept. 3 National and American Leagues
National League leaders include batting Herman Robins 39 runs Hornsby Cubs 128 runs based in Ott Giants 131 hits O Doul Phillies 207 doubles Frederick Robins 47 triples L Waner Pirates 15 homers Klein Phillies 37 stolen bases Cuyler Cubs 34 pitchers Bush Cubs 18 4. American League leaders show batting Foxx Athletics 373 runs Gehringer Tigers 114 RBIs Simmons Athletics 132 hits Simmons Athletics 187 doubles Manush Browns Heilmann Tigers 40 triples Miller Athletics Fonseca Indians 14 homers Ruth Yankees 40 stolen bases Gehringer Tigers 23 pitchers Grove Athletics 19 4.
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Herman
Robins
Runs Hornsby
Cubs
Ott
Giants
O’doul
Phillies
Frederick
L. Waner
Pirates
Klein
Cuyler
Bush
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Letics
Manush
Brwns
Heilmann
Miller
Fonseca
Indians
Ruth
Yanks
Grove
Chile to Abolish Capital Punishment Becoming 25th Nation
Chile announced it will abolish the death penalty, placing the country among the world’s 25 nations to have eliminated capital punishment. The move follows ongoing reforms and broad political support.
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Chile
National men's singles schedule announced for Fore Hills
New York Sept 4 The draw for the national men's singles begins at Fore Hills Saturday with eight Americans and six visiting players in the seed list Ninety entrants compete for the title Henri Cochet has withdrawn Nine of the fourteen seeds receive byes leaving 52 players in the first round The seed list includes William Tilden II John Van Ryn Jack Doeg Berkeley Bell Henry Austin Tamio Abe John Olliff Norman Farquharson and others
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New York
Siyles
Fore Hills
United States Law Tenis Association
Ameicans
Henri Cochet
Ninteen
Leavng
Willia T. Tilen
John van Ryn
Oange
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Berkeley Bell
Dallas
Henry Austin
England
Tamio Abe
Joan
German Upman
Cuba
George Lott
Chicago
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Frederik Mercur
Bethelehem
Fracis T. Hunter
R. Avery
John S. Olliff
No Man G. Farquharson
Fur Trim Coat with Lapin Dye Detailing
A brown and beige coat features a full yoke front pane and edging in lapin dyed beige tones. Elaborate fur trim enhances the autumn suit with rich texture and color contrast.
Black Velvet Dress Described by Style Leader
The style leader of the moment favors a black velvet dress with a long elaborate skirt and a comparatively simple bodice. A touch of soft lace adorns the collar for a refined finish.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
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Harry Flippin
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Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
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Cours
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McMannis
Sahara
Arabia
Olive Borden
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Rialto
Major League
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Carroll Daily
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West End
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High Point
Estelle Brody
John Stuart
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Besterfield
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