Emery Held Eliminate Favorites In Open Match Play
Two top contenders in the upper half Somerville and Campbell were knocked out as the United States signalman’s title round began. Somerville beat Walter Emery of Delshama City while Eddie Held defeated Campbell, leaving the road open for major favorites. Goldenman of Dallas matched Donovan of Winnipeg to the turn, with Goldenman square. Chese sank a 21-foot putt for a birdie on the thirteenth to go one up on Johnny Goodmen after halving the twelfth. Lawson Little Jr, resuming his defense, clashed with Knox Young Jr, as Little trailed by 75 feet to Young. They halved to fifty in regulation threes but the champion went one up again with a birdie on the six. He sank a 21-foot putt as Renso Smith of Dallas rallied to overcome a four-hole deficit to make the turn all square with Hughes of Atlanta.
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Cleveland
Ross
Sandy
Somer
Ville
Canada
Albert
Davé
Spec
Goldenan
Dallas
Bed Donovan
Winnnipeg
Chese
Johnny Goodmen
Johnny
Lawson Little Jr
Ats Se
Knox Young Jr
Fittsburgn
Jost
Young
Resno‘is Smith
Golf Scores Across Cleveland Area Amateur Championship
Fragmented report shows multiple match results from the United States amateur golf championship in Orlando and nearby cities. Farry Given and Seale beat John and Sam Clase Harmon 2 and 2. Pat Jowyer defeated Tack Hoerser 3 and 2. Sack Munger beat Hor toe McCarthy 2 and 1. Eunice Dean wins Philadelphia district court tennis match after 6 6, 6 2, victory over Helen Peat.
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Coctrtry
Cleveland
Sant
Tiecraps Comtontts
United State
Farry Given
Seale
John
Sam Clase Harmon
Orlando
Fla
Pat_Jowyer
Minneapolis
Tack Hoerser
Hastings
New
Sack Munger
Dallas
Hortoe McCarthy
Norfolk
Joh B. Nash
London
Canada
Demares Burl Bolests
Tampa
Fiz
G Shiver
Stented
Pacher
Ros Aeotk Washinsins
Sadie Boman
Portland
Greee
Hela
Jamerbure
N. Fee
Ater (Bote) Geman
Wailer Biers
Testo
Hse Eaton Ne Eaton
Zis Revnies
New Y fBaces
Wallisa
Hevemone
Eunice Dean
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Texzx
Sil
Tis
Helen Peatom
Stafford Ani Baebel Seek Steer Job
At Austin on September 11 UT board to decide varsity backfield coach between Batrican Stafford and Arthur Babel. Stafford, a two time all conference star, leads with a brilliant record but Babel is favored for familiarity with the Jack Chevigny system and has drawn pro baseball offers.
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Austin
Texas Longhorns
Steer State
University of Texas Board of Reagents
Batrican Stafford
Longhorn
Arthur
Buster
Babel
Satie
Stafford
Brebe
Exberh
Jack Chevigny
Baebel
Veary
Landis Sets World Series Conference in Chicago
Chicago September 17 meeting called by Landis to outline world series plans at his office. Prospect Hill Yellow Jackets appoint Norbers Genis as secretary, Selvador Rodrigues rejoining, and Benjamin Gonzales visiting. ED Walsh Ik and 4 Wealth Jr. of Ganantonio released. he pitched for New Orleans Pelicans.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M Landis
Wil Te
NEW Jacket
Norbers Genis
Prospect Hill Yellow Jackets
Nate Cano
Selvador Rodrigues
Clab
Sov
Benjamin Gonzsies
ED Walsh Ik
4 Wealth Jr
Ganantonio
New Orleans Pelicans
Southern Association
Tuesday Golf Results Highlight City and National Names
The report lists numerous golfers and results from a Tuesday event in Cleveland and cities across the United States. Notable names include Mattzee, Prince, Marie, and Emery among many others, with matches featuring players from Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and more. The article catalogues scores and outcomes such as 8 and 5, 6 and 2, and various 20-hole extends, reflecting a broad, intercity golf results roundup.
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Cleveland
Ones
Tal States
Mattzee
Prinae
Marie Beret - Ei
Ang
Iarry
Bete
Harry Rit Wa
Mer Emery
B. Tamhison Jr
Filia
T. Ae Somerville
London
Cansan
Gstectet Doustis Hill
Cincinnati
Ana Pals Anowles
New York
Gus Fetz
Chicago
Jick Munger
Dallas
Feunta W
Piltshurea
Jennie Gissond
Arthur Searing
Warren Dereil
Wiliam Chambers
Ehicazo
Steed
Savage Sarpolis Headlines in San Antonio Wrestling Card
Promoters book a fast opening in the Walkattion arena with Dr Karl Sarpolis and Leo Savage top billing. The Houston match pitted Sarpolis as the winter victor, while Savage seeks another shot at the famed heavyweight. The card includes Paul Jones against Billy Edwards and Marvin Westenberg replacing Tink Reebick in the preliminary.
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Rassle
Karl Atpolis
Chicago
Leo
Dartiel Hoone
San Antonio
Walkattion
Karl Sarpolis
Lea
Daniel Boone
Savage
Oomburn
Sarpols
Houston
Ser- Wels
Art Moandt
Sarpolis
Pail Jones
Hook Scissor
Billy Edwards
Marvin Westeberg
Tink Reebick
Tursday
Aepear
al Sparks
Wis
Seattle
Winter Softball League Open Night Nets Four Games
In a rain disrupted start the Winter Softball league opened with four games at San Pedro park. Toledo won the men's championship and Cleveland the women's, before 50 000 spectators at Linen Jest er. Charles Men's Wear and Quartermaster teams delivered late rallies.
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Exe
Eve
Toledo
Clessland
Cleve
Chicazo
Comnendal
Antonio
Thala
Teltersom Hyth Flfs
Charles Men's
Beak Anderson
Brav
Tone Einar Assision
San Pedra Park
Brangan
Brangen
Charles
Stuart and
Wakishohl
Wiemers
Eome
Zordoubles
Bech
E. Rivas
Neh
Fou
Hels
Muffe
Durlin
Penthorn
Pave
PeMriay
Paul Anderson
Fanciful Eagles Aiming for a Faster Offensive Season
Beack etridge High School Eagles under Coach Menor Puckett plan the Warner System to emphasize speed and deception. With smaller, quicker players replacing heavy linemen, the team shifts to a double wingback formation and reverses while managing four lettermen at key spots.
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Clark Nealon
Menor Puckett
Beacketridge High School Eagles
Eagles
Puckett
Halle
Parkett
Warner
Faglefield
Brackenridge
Tiahy
Baal
Manor Puckett
Gerald Geise
Tommy Hall
Rogers praises J C golf plan at Sports Night
Ken Rogers of Kelly Field city golf champion and San Antonio team captain, who won the Harding Cup and national title, urged continuation of Junior Chamber golf program at Mitre Cafe. The event, Sports Night, drew coaches managers and local sports figures as Rogers turned over the Barding trophy to President Stevens and pressed for sending a two-team nation tournament annually to promote San Antonio golf facilities.
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Litwt
Ken Rogers
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Intanapmis
Roger Stokes
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Habbert Grubbles
Tom Lawrence
Mitler Campbell
Clmber
Rogers
Btevens
Jayson
Barding
Sn Ub
Sxet Fmtomio
CCG
COC
Tigers Picketed by 18 Workers Over World Series Bleachers
Detroit Sept 1 Workers picketed the Navin Field construction site with 18 laborers protesting the company’s labor policies as bleachers are built for the World Series. Organizer Harry Ames led the effort and the company said no workers were involved in the protest.
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Navin Bail
Detroit
Tel
Tigers
Fas
Harry DE. Ames
Quincy, Mint
Pitkels
Poly
Tilden and Kozeluh Lead Pros at National Championship
The top seeds Tilden and Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia start the national professionals championship tourney on September 11 in Brooklyn at Terrace City. They aim to advance through the hard courts as favorites.
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Tilden
Kozeluh
New York
Tiaq
Wil- Nam
Tien’ Ti
Karel Kozelub
Terrace City
Brooklyn
Baer Aims Sharpshooter Form Ahead of Louis Bout
Max Baer, preparing for a September 34 meeting with Joe Louis, works on sharp shooting and reports improved punching accuracy. He has increased sparring rounds to six, followed by four more in exercise, weighing 214 pounds after today's session.
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Max Baer
Joe Louis
Sim Praddock
Tony Cancela
Willis McGee
Tint Sstera
Tier
Football Races for Big Night
Spearheaded by ten to twelve school teams, the event at Eagle Field on Wednesday September 18 will feature fastest linemen and back candidates racing in fall uniforms. The program includes six plays per team, defenses, pass defense demonstrations, and infractions illustrated, pairing sportsmanship with the get acquainted night.
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San Antonio
Eagle Field
Ducks
Eckhardt Poised To Lead Minors Batting Race
Ox Eckhardt of the San Fraheised Missions tops minor league batting with a .498 average as of September 11, aiming to secure the season lead before September 22. Chester Leabs trails at .302 in the Three-I League, while Eckhardt’s career .342 coast league average highlights his near-certain top minor league batting honors.
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Durban
N. 6
Oscar
Aesteyear
Lande
Eckhardt
Brooklim
University of Texas
Wynne Aborts
Boston
Detroit
Coant
Ponca City Leads After Wild Tussle
SPRINGFIELD MO Sept 1 The Ponca City Angels carried a 4 3 lead early in the Western Association playoff series before Springfield staged a nine run rally in the eighth inning to pull within one run. Ponca City answered, held on to win 10 2 and now leads the series 1-0 with the next game set in Ponca City.
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Springfield
Blo
Ponca City Angels
Angels
Ponca City
Cleveland Secures Pitcher Tauscher
Walter Tauscher of the Minneapolis club was sold to the Cleveland Indians under a conditional agreement on Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Tauscher
Minneapolis
Walter ‘Tauscher
Wednesday
Cleveland Indians
Rooks Galore At Tech Field
Tech field swarmed with aspiring players and coaches during a first fall experiment in the Texas league. Hank Fevereld led the effort with Carl Williams and scout Ray Cahill assisting as dozens of boys from San Antonio to Dallas and beyond joined the hall club for tryouts and reporting scores.
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Agrof
Hank Fevereld
Wasenail
Eriats
Carl Willams
Wichita
Ray Cahill
St. Louis Browns
Severeld
Hall
Witiwul Cegiseraa
Clyde Rosa
Big Font
Texas
Craneford Loolin
Kyote
Fret Bierce
San Antonio
Yayo Romero
Rudy ‘Osuna
Edward Barnhill
Andrew Ackerman
Kim Morris
Mac. Old. Yoelingg
Larry Dail
Lee Bowers
Globe
Arigona
Leonard Opperman
Cufton Wicholw
Emmet Nichols
Ralph Caballero
Harold Vogt
Earl Tucker
Ben Kielkassz
St. Hedwig
Alton Justi
Henry Linnhorn
Brownville
Charles McClellan
Fall City
Martin Fleetz
San Marcos
Ray Cowan
Sohnnie Dean
Randolph Field
Clyde Geinhardt
Tecats
Cleburne Myer
Kingsbury
Texes
Wernard Hrittain
Center
Vincent Moreycamba
Salle City
Texan
Frank Bollett
Luddy Gueldher
Sim Antonio
Leon Ward
C. Koshter
Somerset
Elena’ Diaz Hose
Taear
Bureng Epp
Morton Cacifield
Bartool
Eddie Voigt
En Antonio
Local Polo Stars Get Handicap Raise
Local polo players Sudduth and Gant from the Second Division, along with Semp Russ of the Ban Antoni club, received goal handicaps from the United States Polo Association. Nuss rose from no ranking to one goal, Captain C. R. Farmer increased to three goals, as Major Neu noted a Houston series match set for September 22 and 27.
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C. R. Farmer
Forthem
Meu
Houston
Houston Palo
Reserves Strengthen Texas Christian University Team
Fort Worth reports Texas Christian University shows depth with 28 veterans and 21 sophomores in 1934, aiming to rival the 1932 unbeaten club. Key players include Aubrey Linne, Drew Ellis, Paul Bill, Tiny Godwin, and Darrell Lester. Quarterback Samulin Batgh and wheelhorse Lawrence lead a potent backfield. two veterans graduated, leaving a stronger reserve corps and a run at a top conference title.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University Grid
Ainn Jettermen
Leo
Meyer
Raymond von Wolf
Jett
Pash
Zeecon
Aubrey Linne
San Antonio
Drew Ellis
Paul Bill
Tiny Godwin
Groseclose
Godwin
Wilson Groseclozn
Inox
Welter Roach
Will Walls
I B Molgin Diges
K. D. Meyer
Tracy Kellow
Wilbur Harrison
Darrell Lester
Lester
Jady Trumsen
Joe Coleman
Losh
Frogs
Rica Owls
University of Arkansas
Five Schools Set for Southwest Academic League Return
Walter Milley of TMU announces a meeting at St Anthony's for 7:20 pm as five teams may form the Southwest Academic League this season. San Marcos Baptist Academy and Peacock Smith seek re entry. if admitted this marks the first five team circuit since 1952 with St. Anthony's and Central Gateller as core members.
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Walter Milley
T. Mi. 1
St. Anthony's
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Peacock Smith
Milter
San Marcos
Peacock
TM. 2
Cental Gateller
R Anthony's
Ezar Demonstrates Hole in One Trick During PGA Eliminations
In Baltimore Sant11, Ezar Fear, the Texan nicknamed Clown Prince of Golf, thrilled spectators by a dramatic hole in one. Playing with Joe Basnett, he executed a 122 yard drive that hopped into the cup, answering Barnett’s question with a decisive win.
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Baltimore
Sant
Joe Fear
Ezar
Bd Basnett
Chevy Chase
Baar Eyth
Barnett
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Pop
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al Edwards
Mreadly
Bill
Pop Edwards
Stafford Ani Baebel
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Heeer Peacon
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Aiherl
Scotty
Jack Finger
Burliegeme
Sand
Morton McCarthy
Nurfolk
Hell Eaton
Okin
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Reklore
Eddie Horan
City
Jace Huernen
Chick Forwid
Alex Omies
Judd Stumtey
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Sack Tian
Tate
Hoe Hae
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Chicaze
Robert Rela
Frarles
Rotrey
Row
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Cioasa
Bon McPhail
Barrett Melvin
Reno
Oliver Traneve Cleversed
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Chiraco
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Hirlam
Holter
Syracuse
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Scotland
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Fobney Herks
Cilssno
Bnesia
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West Ogbtee
R. A Paul Tackson
Oklahoma
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Fred Borsody
Fairfield
Cuna
Warren Rlepen
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Lewis Johnson Jr
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Gus Moreland
Peoria
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Chiezza
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Giein Bishop
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Fred J. Bezarder
Fork
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Omahe
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Woll Thom
Tommy Galdwin
New Arteat
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Pas
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En Allis Jr
Liste Beck
Ark
Sena
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Sieipila
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Sepa Tule
Fred Haze
New Teated
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Wenris
Iohn’ Geosten
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Ganess
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Willer
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Zion
Fagle
Fyrett Avenan
Sam Thouston
Harlandale
John Reagan
Kerruille
Tach
Iyewiber
Gettersen
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Tinemen
Leon Upshaw
Ietermiant
Tommir Ana Speedy
Jack Rutherford
Gerald Gelse
Jetterman
Preston Pogue
Hagge Sto Maich
Als
Barlow
Hanes" Trvin
Billy Margette
Hreldes
John Hil
George Woodlee
Angel Pankey
Betaam
Hull
Geise
Pessera
Walter Mastin
Gail Eckhardt
Ray Velinder
Ross Bill
Sitney Stott
Eagle Board of Strategy
Fein Upshaw
Harry Ohneeatge
Soundmars
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Lloyd Welch
Lamar Raddricy
Mél
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Dean Moore
Charity
Eagle Star
Pe Tedford
Moore
Tedford
Jace John
Edgar Ahern
James Chetham
Frank Patterson
Pice Achterberg
George Grossenbecher
Grassenbacher
George Sowell
Rod Staith
Vernon Slipn
James Gillisple
Tectles
Bill Smith
Leroy ‘Tedford
Willem Schneider
FNDS
Herold Lat
Reuben Neranjo
Pogeé
Escles
Jack Krans
Bardall South
Ifa
Ing Toothell
Font
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Suth
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Don Upshaw
Bam Rizzo
George Darnell
Leon
Rizzo
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Hitzfeld
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Thane
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Svenue
POP Warner
Brackenridge High
Baer
OX Eckhardt
Rooks
Tech Field
Carling
Tpratesson Heverean
T.C.U
A. Roy
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Saimulin Batgh
Vernon Brown
Alan House
Mpdotore
Eibiers
Titumie Lawrence
Dutch Kline
Lawrence
Etter
Harold McClure
Vic Montgomery
Scott
Call
Hex Clark
Haroltt Frienwider
Bob Harrell
Lennon Ues
Alfpack
Talfon Manton
Husky
Fost
Glenn Roberts
Let~ Ferman
Lacy McClanshan
Barat Ervin
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