Walsh Says New Chan e Worth in Golf Classic
Davis J. Walsh critiques the amateur golf championship of America, calling it a sensational event with controversial finalists. He questions the legitimacy of Johnston and Willing as finalists while noting the unusual bracket and the notable early exits from Jones and Von Elm.
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Davis J. Walsh
del Month
Calif
Wee
Itnell
Garrison Johnston
Dr. O. F. Willing
Johnston
Johnson
Willing
Jones
Yon Elm
Chick Eenny
Jesse Sweeltor
L3ei Teley
Chander Epin
Mave Sureys
Francia Unitas
Dabnag McHugh
Jack Neville
Don Moe Frank Dolp
Flatay Homans
Wilting and
Tarted
Evang
Dolp
Neville
Moe
McHugh
Goodman
Hin
Little
Ouimet
Ledger
von Elm
Sweetser
Fiynn
Davtar
Hr Agan
Johna
Sweeteer
Tones
Bey
Tanea
Gosilman
Tittle
Finlay
Oulmet
Hott
Taktend Dobnston
Ouimet i
Feen
Honvince
Bowling Elks and Club Standings Highlight Weekend
The Elks bowling section of the Dowling Club outlines member names and trip details while reporting results from a busy week of league play. Highlights include Geradorfe's Blacksmiths, Tuceheat's Restauras, and O'Brien Winners contending for first place with strong individual scores and new standings across multiple teams.
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A. O. C. Dowling Club
Geradorfe
Blackamiths
Tony Speler
Henry Guerra
A. J. Terper
Frank Juameler
The
Blacksmiths
Joseph Schneléer
Carle Phooh
Jonn Anderson
al Werert
Meragrtallers
O'Brien
John Prost
Wondera
Jark Kuntz
Frank Cloonan
Alpert Staudgl
Peter O'Brien
Tom Cotter
Jong Philing
Getlere
Obrien
Todrigues
Spaler
Geeederth
Troll
Tucchers Va. O'Brien
Rodrigues Ve. Spaler
Emmonts
Caine Tenyin
Colamour Tentin
Campbell
Giarot Oo Vigh
Sverane
Biantey Rel
Hugh Katviau Rae
Jew Uvsetta
Atanley Gorrell
Lawrence
Jtlevenhagen
Jeo Uvsetta
Stanly Gorrell
Will
Campbel
Qrazty
Henry Mezzetti
W. A. Heuser
Ralph “Wis
Victer Weees
Husa AL Jagckin
Stanley
Gosret
Garpbell
W. A. Hauser
Jordan
Hugo’ Hatener
Charles Kuesel
Fred J. Ane
Vistor Excel
Altrad Fecet
Vraleh
Henry Seggelif
Frank LaPenta
Jou Vitte
George Mueller
Ohn
C. Horsig Hugo
Major Baseball Leading Stat Lines From Early Season Play
Fragmented early season box score notes show leaders in RBIs and triples, with players from Pirates Cubs and Tigers highlighted. Mentions Ruth Gehrig Foxx and Hornsby alongside team names and scattered figures, reflecting a sports wire brief with uncertain OCR text.
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Gatine
Geute
Hornsby
Cub
O'Doul
Phuit Belbiea
Tiiples
L. Waner
Pirates
Momete
Kietn
Phuilien
Staten Bates
Cuyirr
Bush
Cuba
Wean
Halting Foxx
Burnett’s Gridders Scrimmage Main Arena Heights
Three geichlers are getting aloig fasterhan a lot of people realize. A scrimmage between the squads of Main Arena High and Los Angeles Heights High was selectured Monday afternoon at Garrett Field, Cecil Burnett. Last year a coach at Main, Tow coaches J. A. Helghte.
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Geichlers
Aloig
Main Arena High
Los Angeles Heights High
Garrett Field
Cecil Burnett
Main
Tow
J. A. Helghte
Injury to Left Eye Slows Sharkey Ahead of Loughran Fight
Injury to Jack Sharkey’s left eye, slowly improving after treatment, curtails his boxing drills for the September 26 bout with Tommy Loughran at Tankee Stadium in Philadelphia.
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Sharkey
W Ton
Jack Sharker
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tankee Stadium
Southern Abboociation Event Noted With Map Updates
A fragmented report notes events in Bamptie and Atlaslic regions with mentions of Atlaslic 8 New Oriton and Ellie Rock near Cha tlanoran, plus additional items not reported. Names and places appear inconsistently, limiting full reconstruction of the event or entities.
Bears Win Double Header in Bitulithic Showdown
The Southwest Bitulithic team swept a doubleheader 7 to 5 and 3 to 1 at Pulliv Service Diamond. Gudat limited the Cubs to four hits while Navage shut out the Blues for three innings. The second game stretched to the tenth when Feara scored on Ciniega’s single and Gangalre’s wild throw. Joe Munoz, a top pitcher for Southwestern, sustained a broken toe.
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Peace Connect
St. Louis
Gudat
Cubs
Navage
Blues
Frederickburg and Comfort All Square After Weekend Clash
Frederickburg and Comfort split a two game set at the Kendall County fair. Comfort won the Saturday match 3 to 2, tying the eight game series as Frederickburg claimed the Sunday game.
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Bolan
Premeisksburg
Comfort
Standay
Frederickeburg
Dallas Steers face playoff format with two road games
Dallas steers begin Texas league playoff away from home after a league meeting set the first two games in the city and the last three on the opponents' field. Dallas must trim its roster to 21 players, with Gene Moore and Red Harvel among additions as Homer Diankenship likely draws the nod.
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Tex
Wader
Dallas Steers
Mavericks
Louston
Wichita
Yale
Wichita Malls
Houston
Shreveyort
Wees
Dalloe
Little Gene Moore
Red Harvel
Homer Diankenship
Piteler
West Side Tigers Win Pennant In Four Side Championship
The West Side Tigers clinched the Four Side championship by defeating the South Side Athletics 7 to 5 Sunday at San Paire diamond. R Gutierrez pitched a no hitter with 14 strikeouts. Mendez hit the lone home run. West Side tallied on errors and hits including Juan Mendez who doubled. Tolsia and Sanches contributed on offense. Officials planned a silver loving cup presentation from Bell Jewelry.
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West Side Tigers
South Side Athletics
San Paire
Bell Jewelry Company
R. Gutierres
Athletics
Mendez
Mendoza
Sanches
J & R. Gutierez
Tolsia
West Side
Oltwaree
T. Blelandio
Lolo Menger
Tolple
Tieer
Atkietiia
Roosevelt Tigers Win Third Straight in Local Gridiron
The Roosevelt Tigers defeated the Mazzetti Brothers Phantoms 27 to 0 at San Pedro Park, marking their third consecutive win. A separate Harlandale team led 18 to 0 at Concepcion Field as the Tigers stayed active with aims for a next-day game.
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Roosevelt Tigers
Mazzetti Brothers Phantoms
San Pedro Park
Vigers
Abe G Espinosa Faces Golf Club Length Debate
A fragmented 1939 note discusses standardizing golf club lengths and shaft angles to ensure consistent address and swing distance. It cites Abe G Espinosa as a noted figure and mentions Western Open and Chicago District Open achievements, urging uniformity among three clubs to avoid variance in play.
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Abe G
Espinosa
America
Ray Alatorre Buried in L A
Ray Alatorre, San Antonio borer, was buried Monday in a San Fernando cemetery. Alatorre died from a skull fracture and brain hemorrhage after knockout and a fall. His body returned from New Iberia Louisiana as funds were raised locally to cover expenses for his widow and infant.
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San Antonio
San Frevanda
Alatorre
Newberra
Mig
Garrett Field
San Pedro
Gib Peres
G. 2
Elizondo
Bligondo
Park
Jack League
Jack Avalon
Brooks Hooper
Terry Young
Mike Delaney
Newsboy Virpo
Dert Cotter
Tom’ Hill
Kid Gilvert
Don Netherlin
Kid Gomez
Babe Castro
Jock Taylor
Mercy Montes
Speedy Davis
Cubans Sweep Series Over Negro All-Stars At Garrete Field
The Cuban All-Stars dominated the Sunday doubleheader against the Negro All-Stars on Garrete Field winning 8 to 2 and 14 to 6. Numerous errors and misplays marked both games as the Cuban lineup produced wins behind solid hitting from Delgado Miranda and Gonzales while Texoutn Felder and Gareneil contributed key plays.
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Corea
Farry
Brinson
Pojjicse
Johnson Totele
Sescgy
Patosi
Abb
Gonzales
Ros Miranda
Terra Santaella
Ae‘. Ll
Perez
Monturar
Wbyi
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Ry Border
Ta Gaivan
O Macting
Polyell
Oo Tolala
Wilson
Ry Tanine
Terokla
Sun
Basea
Perez Sturges
di Maniuine
Ty His
Felder
Mentufar
Gongales
Miranda
Peres
Samiaelia
Sonzales
Mianda
Beverly
Py Beverly
Wy Martinee
Pros Seek 11 Golf Spots In Metro Qualifier
In New York on September 1 a field of 82 professionals will compete in the Metropolitan district qualifying round for the National Professional Golfers' Association championship. The event at Knollwood Counters links in White Plains aims to determine 11 players to advance to the championship stage in Santa Barbara, California, this November.
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New York
National Professional Golfers’ Association
Rhangpianehin
AL Coste
Willecover
White Plains
Santa Barbara
Calif
Meyers wins outboard race at Navy Pier in Chicago
About 50,000 spectators watched Hyhb Meyers of Perskes Michigan, representing Charlevoix Boat Club, capture the 310.00 Eugene F. MacDonald trophy in the central division National Outboard Motor Association finals at Navy Pier Lake Michigan. Separate events reported near Floresville and Dallas describe the first outboard races on White Rock Lake with local boats securing prizes while Tourieiana boats did not place.
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Frifty
Meyers
Peroskes
Mich
Charlevoix Boat Club
Eugene F. MacDonald
Navy Pier
Lake Alfehinng
Whday
Floresville
Dallas
Shrevenorten Rents
Houston
Galvestan
Electra
Toureiana Boata
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