Evans shines in extra hole play at national amateur
Chick Evans, former champion, battled Ross Sommereth for three extra holes in Cincinnati in the first round of the national amateur golf championship. Evans, renowned for dramatic late-hole heroics, has a career noted for endurance, including a 41st hole win in 1926 over Reggie Lewis.
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High School Football Teams Prep For Season
Loew high school elevens brace for a tough opening week with few injuries while Alamo Heights No. of Weston stars head to Chicago for the World's Fair. Coaches at Thomas Jefferson and Harlandale adjust lineups as influenza affects key players and practice continues with limited scrimmage.
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Munger Reaches Golf Semi Final At Dallas Cup
In Cincinnati on September 14 Jack Munger of Dallas Texas upset Jack Westland Walker Cup star 8 and 1 in the quarter final of the United States amateur championship. Munger dominated with superb iron play and led Westland five down early in the afternoon match. Dunlap and Marston posted notable results in the same round as the event progressed toward the semi finals at Kenwood Country Club.
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Sidney W. Noyes Jr
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Golf Scores First Round Upset Messy Names and Wins
First round results list numerous matchups with players from cities like Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and Dublin. Noyes Fischer Marston Turnesa Westland Yates Munger Somerville Caldwell Little Held Dunipon Moreland and Dunlap appear among winners and losers in a chaotic tally of 1 up 4 and 5 and 3 and 7 outcomes with upper and lower half brackets noted.
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Louisville
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Los Angeles
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Greenville to Host Amateur-Pro Golf Sweepstake
Francis McGonigill of the Texas Frafesstena Golfers Association announced the amateur-pro sweepstake will be held in Greenville on Monday September 18. McGonigill serves as champion and tournament chairman for the association issuing the event details from Dallas.
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Dallas
Francis McGonigill
Texas Frafesstena Golfers Association
Rochester Takes First Title Game Victory in Newark
Rochester veteran Tony Kaufmann pitched the Red Birds to a 4 4 3 win over the Newark Bears to split the pennant series at two games each. Kaufmann limited Newark to six scattered hits as Rochester prepares for the next game in Rochester.
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Vines Read For Quiet Vacation
Ellsworth Vines Jr. returns home to Pasadena after a disappointing season with rumors of turning professional. He dismisses the talk, plans a long golf layoff, and says he may seek a job this winter while waiting to resume his career next spring. He will play Saturday at the Pacific Southwest championships.
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Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Calif
Ellsworth Vines Jr
Jeanie
Paris
Ingfish and Sharkey Set for Battle
Chicago reports a ten round boxing bout tomorrow night at Comiskey Park featuring Levinsky the Ghetto King at 23 and Sharkey at 31. Both heavyweights bring long careers, with Sharkey in strong condition and Levinsky aiming to land blows from the bleachers as promoters promise an unpredictable spectacle.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Neo Krakow
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Neo Cukosshay
AL Crch
Comakey Pack SA
Sharkey
Levinsky
Primo Carneta
Sammy Wolff
Standings Shuffle In American League Recap
In Wednesday action in the American League, Chicago U2 and Philadelphia 24 Boston 1 lead a disrupted slate with St Louis 1 and Cleveland at Washington also on the schedule. Postponed games and rescheduling notes dominate the day.
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Neus
National League results from a rainy, delayed schedule
In a weather affected slate, Werlegdur’s Neeults SA defeated Goula 4 to 2 while Brooklyn lost to Pittsburgh 2 to 4. Boston and Chicago posted a 4 to 4 draw, New York led 9 to 0 in the second game before delays ended play. Philadelphia had a rain postponement for Cashinall.
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Pittebirkh
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Cincinnati
St Leela
Baseball Schedule and Oddball Notes From A Fragment
A garbled listing shows National League games including Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago with various misprints. It mentions attendance 25,000 and receipts of 75,000, Sharkey guaranteed 25,000 or 40 percent of the gross, and a speculative gate of 40,000. The text ends with an unusual sales pitch for a Light Classified Swap ad via Dial P-1231.
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William Randolph Hearst Hearst Hearst 15 Mile Swim Marathon Opens
Twenty five entries from around the world are already entered for the first annual Hearst Herald and Examiner 15 mile swim marathon planned for October 1 in Chicago. The start is Navy Pier and finish at a Century of Progress barge in the north lagoon. Women participants include Myrtle Huddlestone of New York City and Anna Benoit of Toronto, with Lottie Moore Schoemmel entering from Miami. The event, sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union, will feature amateur events on Saturday and Sunday, with the marathon drawing international stars daily.
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New York City
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Toronto
Canada
Siestl
Manhattan Island
Lottie Moore Schoemmel
Miami
Florida
Bowling Tiwm lant Pair League Brilers Long 15 OWA27 005
Readable parts show team names Brilers and Long with player scores and handicaps across multiple matches. The text lists numerous players and totals including Raumann, Vaalare, Prassola, Sugel, and Maxwell among others, with partial scores and team totals.
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Brilers. Long
Sugel
Ross Sought for December Boxing Card in New York
New York boxing circles report Barney Ross may defend his lightweight title on the Christmas fund card in December. Promoter Tim Mara tentatively lined up a defense against Tony Canzoneri or Jack Derg. Receipts for the Ross Canzoneri bout totaled 118,847.95 with a net of 101,854.28. Ross earned 96,567.54 and Canzoneri 13,750.93. Milk fund receipts stood at 10,185.42. In San Saba, Texas, coach Barton Dalley has resigned as football manager, with Howard Fayne taking over duties at Brownwood College next season. roster includes McInnis, Watson, McDaniel, Moore, Wilson, and others.
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Tid Watkins
Clifard Funderburk
Worth Jones
Amateur Ball Signals Sunday Games on Local Diamonds
Amateur baseball notices list Merbety Cuba seeking two games Sunday on Owl Diamond, contact Wally at F452. L-Delta Kalebia requesting a game Sunday on Knight’s field, Nd Rodgers and Walter listed as contacts.
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Kalebia
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