Don Moe Faces Trouble as Western Amateur Opens
Portland’s Don Moe contends with a record crowd of about 200 golfers at Rockford Country Club as the Western Amateur crown begins its strongest field in 82 years. Moe aims to defend against a field including three former champions and Walker Cup teammates, with tough rounds ahead to qualify for match play.
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Helen Jacobs Seizes Tennis Crown Held by Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs the Californian star who had been dubbed Queen Helen second reclaimed the women’s tennis throne yesterday at Forest Hills by defeating Carolyn Babcock of Los Angeles 6-2 6-2 in the national final. Wills Moody was in Europe pursuing art studies.
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Baseball leaders from Major Leagues and leagues recap
Summary of batting leaders and key stats across the National and American Leagues. O Doul leads NL batting with 186. Klein and Ott frequent Phillies scorers. Foxx dominates AL batting with 556 and home runs. Chapman and Johnson key in stolen bases. pitching leaders Gomez and Weaver noted.
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Baseball Roundup of Standout Performances and Scores
Cast of stars shows strong hitting and pitching across teams. Luke Sewell and Johnny Allen lead Indians and Yankees with key RBIs and wins. Terry Giants tally four RBIs on two doubles against Dodgers. Len Warneke shuts out the Phillies as Cubs and Reds post solid wins. Braves and Cardinals feature late rally and decisive triples.
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Masai Warrior Rite and Ancient Elements Note
A fragmentary note discusses Masai rites of passage at age 17 locking to blood milk and raw meat then elder status and marriage. It also mentions natural death being rare, a tribal killing outside the enclosure, and a baseball stat about Charles J. Hate with a .3489 average. An aside claims element No 8 Filca Todin was found last and older element concepts debunked by scientists seeking author reply.
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Boxing and baseball scores from August events
Baseball results show scattered wins and losses across leagues with several doubleheaders. American League Cleveland beat Washington 11 to 5, New York over St Louis 3 to 2, Boston 3 to 2 over Detroit 1 to 4 in a full schedule. Other leagues report Indianapolis 9 to 5, Kansas City 6 to 8, Milwaukee 3 to 6, Louisville 2 to 5, Minneapolis 18 to 16, St Paul 5, and Omaha 3 to 6 in various games. Boxing notes include Jimmy Slattery vs Charley Belanger in Buffalo for a 10 round bout in the national program.
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Speed Kings and thebanality of disaster in racing bond
In this reflective piece a veteran writer explores the racing fraternity and its psychology. Drivers live by daring, cope with crashes as fate or mechanical faults, and wave to the hospital in silent codes. It recalls Tom Boyer and Jimmy Murphy tight in a dirt track rivalry where rubber failures and hubris shaped fatal outcomes.
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Late Rally Wins For Reno Team In Twilight League
The Reno Cubs beat Co-Op nine 5 to 1 after a late rally in the fourth inning. Tuel reached on errors, stole third, and scored on N Babcock’s single for the Cubs. Tonight Elks meet Rotary in a championship game with a double header slated for tomorrow and a Twilight League finale later. Wednesday marks the Junior League first game.
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Red Sox rally to beat Kansas City club in 15 innings
Gilbert Francis pitched a full game and drove in the decisive run with a squeeze play as the Lawrence Red Sox edged the Kansas City colored team 7 to 6 in 15 innings. Freddie Harris doubled and stole third after a muffed ball, scoring Francis for the winning run. Box score: Fifth Street.
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Courage in Water Hazard Play At Ridgemoor In Exhibition
Gene Sarazen discusses method and courage needed to hit a ball from water in a Ridgemoor exhibition between Armour and Hagen Juardo. He notes lifting versus playing the ball depends on the situation and stresses keeping eye on the ball. Hagen reputedly used a spoon once, but iron or niblick safer. In Chicago, Columbus pursues American championship with four games left as Minneapolis Millers pace.
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Pleasant Weather Forecast for Kansas This Weekend
Topeka reports more pleasant late summer weather with highs of 90 to 95 expected today and tomorrow. Mornings will be cool with 65 or lower, skies clear and fair conditions across the state. Sunday brought a heat bump with a 94 degree high at several locations and no rainfall in the last 48 hours. the piece notes two players made a hole in one at the Western Open in Cleveland.
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Linwood Social News Highlights and Visits
Linwood residents record visits from Kansas City and Lawrence guests including Mr. and Mrs. J H Caulk and daughter Beulah Travis of Dalhart Texas. Local church events note a small turnout due to stormy weather and Rev Wall’s brief Psalm 23 address. Household updates cover arrivals, travels, and farm bureau activities with multiple names and places referenced.
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Tailspin Tommy Ghost Mystery Key Found
Garry, the chief decider, and a trio of allies follow a darkened trail in a parallel canyon. A photo from Tommy’s reading table is used as the supposed key to a ghostly mystery as they chase clues amid danger and intrigue.
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