Meridian Hills Course Described By Local Golfers
The article outlines holes 10 through 17 at Meridian Hills in Indianapolis with tips from Wallie Sparks Ben Stevenson and Bill Rockwood. It praises the new course with rolling greens natural hazards and three tee sets while noting local players and Coast League leaders Elmer Smith and Statz.
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Indianapolis
Elmer Smith
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Statz
Indians and Saints split twin bill in St Paul crowds
The Indians produced six doubles in the opener and two in the second with Hoffman's homer for St Paul in the first game. Wyatt and Roettger hit for the Indians as Holke collected three hits in the pair, while Sicking handled 23 chances. In Minneapolis Louisville defeated the Millers behind Cullop and Dawson, Hank Gowdy changing teams to Minneapolis after waivers, and Columbus pursues reserves to cut payroll. Shulte shines for Milwaukee as Veach hits two homers, and a Reds bid for Maurice Shannon is denied by owner Smith in New York.
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Jack Ryder
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Maurice Shannon
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Tribe
Smith
New York
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Reds
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Giants topple Pirates in 13 innings to seize NL lead
In a dramatic 13 inning game the Giants defeated the Pirates 6 to 5 after Pittsburgh rallied with two in the 13th. Lindstrom hit a homer in extra innings to clinch the win as Cincinnati moved atop the NL with Pittsburgh’s loss.
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Carpentier Beaten by Loughran in Philadelphia Bout
Georges Carpentier failed to regain top light heavyweight status as he lost a ten round decision to Tommy Loughran in Philadelphia. Loughran used sharper punching to win on points, with Carpentier knocked to his knees for nine in the seventh round. Both men were exhausted at the final bell.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Georges Carpentier
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Carpentier
Washington and Princeton Rowers Set for Lake Carnegie Race
Washington and Princeton varsity and junior varsity crews prepare to race over a short mile and three-quarters on Lake Carnegie at dusk. Rusty Callow scheduled an eastern tune up before the Poughkeepsie regatta, with the Huskies listed as overwhelming favorites to win.
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Baseball Calendar highlights league standings and matchups
A compact historic box lists American Association and American League standings with team records and upcoming games. It notes matchups across cities including Kansas City St Louis Louisville Milwaukee Philadelphia and New York with scattered scores and dates.
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American Association Tele Nafolis
Kansas City
Jedo
Fragmented OCR sports notes cover teams and players across cities
The text lists players and teams from multiple cities including Milwaukee Philadelphia Kansas City and Boston. It mentions game scores partial standings and names such as Cullop Meyer Hubbell Byler Lyons and ONeill, with references to several games and innings but lacking a clear narrative.
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Hubbell
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Orwell
Coggin
Illinois Pair Sweep Big Ten Tennis Titles
O Connell won the singles title and teamed with Shoaff to take the doubles as Illinois captured both championships an unusual feat for one college in the Big Ten tournament.
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Shoaff
Sweetser Captures British Amateur Crown
The article recalls Jess Sweetser rising to prominence in 1920 by winning the intercollegiate championship as a Yale student. He then claimed the national amateur title at Brookline defeating Chick Evans 3 and 2, and the following season narrowly lost to Max Marston 1 up at Flossmoor on the 88th hole.
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Sweetser
Yale
Brookline
Chick Evans
Max Marston
Flossmoor
Heilmann Climbs Back as Prodigious Batter
Harry Heilmann once the AL champion batter from 1921 to 1923 has resumed strong hitting after a slow start. The veteran outfielder began poorly but has recently been connecting with the ball, showing steady improvement and reliable contact.
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Harry Heilmann
Atlanta Excited About Bobby Jones
In Atlanta the amateur champion Bobby Jones draws talk across clubs and gatherings. R P Jones, his father, praises his 36 holes at Sunningdale as front-page news while locals neglect work to discuss his brilliance.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
England
Bobby
R. P. Jones
Sunningdale
Swedish hurdler Sten Petterson arrives for AAU meet
Sweden's champion hurdler and sprinter Sten Petterson has landed in the United States to run hurdle races at the National AAU championships in Philadelphia tied to the Sesquicentennial Exposition.
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Sten Petterson
United States
Philadelphia
Ft. Wayne Boxing Show Promises 36 Rounds Of Action
The Ft. Harrison boxing program runs thirty six rounds Tuesday night. New matchmaker Clark announces the card headlined by Leo Gates from Ni Adams Mass facing George Mulholland of Butler in a ten round bout. Gates recently beat John Cleveland. Mulholland defeated Tom Sayres in Detroit. A ten round semi wind-up features Al Wolgast of Cadillac and Johnny Simpson of San Antonio. Six round prelims pair Larry Pruitt with Beamer Roberts and Rip Wilson against Bil Luntzel. Charley Sconce of Louisville meets Yank England to open the show.
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