Hagen Named Top Pro Golfer of 1926 by Jimmy Powers
NEA Service writer Jimmy Powers ranks Walter Hagen as the leading 1926 pro golfer for the third straight year. The list places MacDonald Smith second and Joe Turnesa third, with Johnny Farrell praised for his shots and nerve as Hagen predicts next year’s challenger.
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Jimmy Powers
NEA
New York
America
Walter Hagen
Joe Turnesa
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
Hagen
Cleveland
Golfers named in paid advertisement listing players
An OCR fragment lists golfers with rankings and names including Walter Hagen Macdonald Smith Joe Turnesa Johnny Farrell Gene Sarazen Leo Diegel Bill Mehlhorn Al Watrous Harry Cooper Bob Cruickshank. The context appears to be a paid promotional order or roster.
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Walter Hagen
Macdonald Smith
Joe Turnesa
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diegel
Bill Mehlhorn
al Watrous
Harry Cooper
Bob Cruickshank
Logansport HS Nets Seventh Win With 43 41 Victory
Logansport High School stays unbeaten with a 43 41 win over North Manchester as Coach Clifford Wells expands to a two varsity system A and B alongside a Seconds squad, each going 7 0 this season. The plan mirrors Newcastle's earlier effort and aims to give every player real competition while building internal rivalry. Nearby, Evansville and Georgia Tech clash as the Y M H A hosts a triple featured double header.
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Logansport High School
North Manchester
Logansport
Clifford Wells
Newcastle
Wells
Does He Really Mean It Confronts Edwin Wide A U ban
Edwin Wide Swedish distance star, twice winner of Panyo Nurmi, could not appear at the Knights of Columbus games due to prohibition fears. A. A. U. officials said he was invited under a special dispensation but cable not to participate. They speculated his reluctance stemmed from unclear AAU lifting of the ban.
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Edwin Wide
Panyo Nurmi
Knights of Columbus
Woodside Palniers Rally Ends 36 35 Victory Over Anderson Club
Basketball notes describe Woodside Palniers victory over Anderson Boys Club Juniors 36 to 35 after trailing by seven late third quarter Seey sparked a comeback. Notices invite teams for schedules including fast break clubs and City/State opponents with contact Roy Faker 41 Southeastern Ave Indianapolis details.
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Woodside Pauniers
Anderson Boys’ Club
Whart
Seey
Rames
Nent Colt
Myncie
Roy Faker
Southeastern Ave
City Bowling Gossip Highlights Capitol League Shooters
The Capitol No. 1 League saw top scoring with Silver Flash and Em-Roe clubs both over 1000 in three games. Bowen of Coca-Cola posted a 715 series, a season record, while multiple bowlers notched 600s including Striebeck and Faust. Mixed doubles sweepstakes and standings moves also noted across local leagues.
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Silver Flash
Em- Roe
Em-Rees
H. E. Schmitt
Werbe-Meissen
Marotti
Robbins
Bowen
Coca-Cola
Koy
Hoppe Wins Two Balkline Billiards Matches
Willie Hoppe defeated James Lewis 400 to 3 in three innings and Herbert Hamer 490 to 9 in two innings in two balkline billiards matches on Wednesday in New York.
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United Preas New York
Willie Hoppe
James Lewis
Herbert Hamer
Army Defeats Dartmouth In 23 16 Basketball Victory
West Point bulletin reports Army defeated Dartmouth 23 to 16 on Wednesday night in college basketball action at West Point. The win adds a conference or intercollegiate result to the service academy program.
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Ba United
Preas
Greenleaf Extends Lead In 750-Point Billiards Match
New York reports world pocket billiards champion Ralph Greenleaf holding a clear lead over QGhanies Harmon in a 750 point match. Greenleaf won blocks 116 to 34 and 129 to 76, bringing his total to 506 while Harmon has 222.
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New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Qghanies Harmon
Greenleaf
Harmon
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Masor
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TNO
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Georgia Tech
Golden Tornados
Indianapolis Light and Heat
Loosier Flyers
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Ducky” Hecker
Izzy"' Sackoff
Manual
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Wildcats
Eastern College
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Syracuse University
Hanson
Syracuse
Penn State
Cathedral
Beech Grove
Indiana
Huntington
Ft Wayne Catholic
Tau” Yeazel
United Press New York
Tile Public Service Tire Company
E. New York St. Main
E Cruisers
Lincoln
Jack
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Fast City
North Indianapol
American Athletic Club
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A. A
Guy Padgett
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Indianapolis
Hoosier Aces
Randolph
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Cletwater
Webater
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Lefty Lee
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Rassmussen
Cray
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Faust
Elka Club
Turkey
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Pilks
Weisman
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Rm. Meeker
Capitol
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