Moe Is Champion Hope As Western Amateur Field Opens
The Portland teen Don Moe leads a strong international field at Beverly Country Club in Chicago as he enters match play for the Western Amateur. Veterans Cyril Tolley and T Phillip Perkins, Chick Evans and Johnny Lehman, plus Keefe Carter and Bob McCrary, vie for the trophy in an 86-hole qualifying round and ensuing 38-hole matches toward the final.
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Major League Baseball Standings And Leaders Collated
Fragmented scores list American and National League results with notable gaps. Highlights include Ruth and Gehrige in home runs and runs, Klein leading Phillies in several categories, and Stolen bases by McManus for the Tigers. Team tallies feature Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, and Chicago in a night full of games.
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Klein
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Stars Prepare for Canadian golf championship in Hamilton
Professional golfers gather in Hamilton for the Canadian golf championship. The event runs Friday and Saturday with a field of many stars expected to compete, drawing attention to Ancaster and Ontario venues.
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Ted
Two Teams Win Streaks Browns and Nationals Lead Glee
Browns beat Senators 3 1 for third straight win lifting to sixth place as Chicago slips. Phillies crush Pirates 11 5 for third straight win while Brooklyn tops Cubs to reclaim first. Indians sweep Yankees 6 5 and 1 0 with Earl Averill homers fueling two wins. A’s stumble in Detroit see Detroit win 6 5. Mickey Walker aims for light heavyweight crown approaching Fitzsimmons record.
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St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Louis
Washington Senators
Browns
Senators
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Walker
Bob Fitzsimmions
Colorful eccentrics in baseball tame legends duel
Former Pitcher Arthur Shires joins Washington Senators under Walter Johnson, while Connie Mack proved he could guide Rube Wad Dell and Ossie Schreck. John McGraw, famed for taming wild players, list of eccentric geniuses includes Bugs Raymond Seymour McLean Bowerman Devore Dummy Taylor Zimmerman Latham Schupp Donlin and Earl Smith, whom McGraw could not tame.
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New York iGants
Arthur Shires
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Connie Mack
Rube” Waddell
Ossie Schreck
John McGraw
Bugs” Raymond
Cy Seymour
Larry McLean
Frank Bowerman
Joseph Devore
Taylor
Heinie Zimmerman
Arlie Latham
Ferdie Schupp
Mike Donlin
Earl Smith
Klein Has The Records New York Star Player Leads NL
Chuck Klein of the Philadelphia Nationals dominates the National League in batting with .405, 87 runs, 103 RBIs, and 140 hits. He trails Hack Wilson by two homers, who leads the circuit with 29.
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New York
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia Nationals
Hack “Wilson
Purdue to wear large numbers on back and front next season
Numbering changes announced for Purdue football players will feature eight inch numerals on the back and six inch numerals on the front of jerseys to ensure player identification from any angle. The move aims to improve recognition during games and broadcasts.
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Fayette, Ind
Purdue
Football Warriors
Davis Cup fate may hinge on Lott and Borotra clash
In Paris Davis Cup chatter Jay 23 reports Tilden and Cochet as likely singles bets but the outcome may rest on George Lott facing Jacque Borotra. If Cochet dominates, France may secure two early wins. Tilden and Borotra’s matchup could decide the title with past recalls of Lott vs Borotra.
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France
Jay
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
George Lott
Jean Borotra
Lott
Borotra
Tilden
Cochet
Wilmer
Allison
Lyons
Borotta
John van Ryn
United States
Former Bay Stars Play Fast Baseball at Holcom Grove
Former Bay Stars holcom Grove players use junior twilight league experience in North Central association. Last Sunday Holcoms beat Raw Valley 11 to in a game featuring home runs by G Perdue and Fred Harris, with Harris collecting four hits in five at bats. A Sunday doubleheader with league leading Red Sox of Lawrence is slated to start at 1 o'clock.
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Holcom Grove
Holcom
Untitled Boxing Card Fragment From Chicago Area
Chicago Nisse Ramm Sweden stopped. Willis George Hoffman Grand Rapids Mich St Paul King Tut Minneapolis knocked out George Balduc Philadelphia My Sullivan St Paul out pointed Vince Dundee Baltimore Denver K O Christer Akron Ohio Knocked out George Manley Denver
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Nisse Ramm
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Willis George Hoffman
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Minneapolis
George Balduc
Philadelphia
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Baltimore
Denver
K. O. Christer
Akron
Ohio
George Manley
Athens High Eyes New Hope After Trio Departures
Athens Tex AP coach Jimmy Kitts faces fall season with three 1929-30 stars gone Benny Tompkins Rowland Reynolds. One All American Freddie Tompkins will start. Hornets plan midwest Christmas tour including De La Salle and hope for a Chicago tournament return.
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Kaan
Jimmy Kitts
Athens High
Benny
Tompkins
Rowland
Reynolds
Kitts
Freddie Tompkins
Middle West
Hornets
de la Salle Academy
University of Chicago
Jones Dominates Interlachen Rivalries in 1930 Era
The article extols Bobby Jones as an almost flawless golfer who minimizes errors and excels in recovery. It notes Charles Lacey’s rise from England to Pine Valley, Johnny Farrell as a long-range rival, and Jones’s remarkable 40-putt at Interlachen. It questions Merion and Pebble Beach prospects and identifies Goodman and Von Elm as his main amateur threats.
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Mia Keran
Jones
Charles Lacey
Interlachen
Lacey
England
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Pine Valley
Philadelphia
King
Bobby
Johnny Farrell
Merion
Pebble Beach
Johnny Goodman
George von Elm
Hoylake
Cyril Tolley
George Vogt
Jimmy Johnston
Britain Olympic Stars Entered in Chicago Meet
Britain’s 1924 Olympic stars will compete in the British American games in Chicago on August 27. Avery Brundage said Percy Williams Lord Burghley and Callaghan are assured entrants. The American team will be drawn from top college and A A U athletes.
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Chicago
Avery Brundage
American Amateur Athletic Union
Percy Williams
Amsterdam
Lord Burghley
Callaghan
Swedish swimmer saves 16 from drowning
Stockholm AP reports teen rescuer Harald Jumn saved a six year old who fell from a bridge on Ingaroen island in Stockholm archipelago. Julin earned a medal for his first rescue at age twenty. The Detroit Tigers have performed well this season with former college players.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Huw
Harald Jumn
Ingaroen
Julin
Gulf Coast Fishing Rodeo Draws 600 Anglers
Mobile Alabama AP reports six hundred anglers from many states will compete August 25 to 27 in the second Gulf Coast fishing rodeo. They seek tarpon the silver king of the sea and a variety of other game fish. Fort Gaines on Day Island near Mobile Bay will host the event center.
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Mobile
Ala
Fort Gaines
Day Island
Mobile Bay
Football Leader Is Lost to Michigan State Team
Harold Smead, captain of 1930 Michigan State football, was badly injured in a motor accident and will miss his post at center next fall. The piece notes earlier coaching changes under Kipke and Crowley, with a shift to Notre Dame strategy and a year refining fundamentals.
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East Lansing
Mich
Harold Smead
Michigan
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Gallant Fox Fifth on Money-Winning Horses List
George Kelly's release signals the fade of the New York Giants' famed 1922 infield. By midseason Babe Herman of Brooklyn trails in stolen bases, while Gallant Fox ranks fifth among money-winning horses on the world list.
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George Kelly
New ‘York Giants
Babe” Herman
Brooklyn
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