California Youth Leads In Pebble Beach Amateur Tourney
Pebble Beach Calif Sept 3 A fast field of national amateur golf contenders began play with 21 year old Gibson Dunlap of UC Berkeley taking early pace at 69 to lead Bobby Jones by one stroke. Jones shot 70 amid a large gallery as the event narrows to 32 for match play. Dunlap eagerness showed on the 18th with a bold birdie attempt after a 15 foot putt, while Jones appears formidable to beat at Pebble Beach. Other notable scores included Harrison R Johnston 78 and Dave Martin 76 with a group of contenders listed from Minnesota Oregon New Jersey Maryland and Great Britain.
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Gibson Dunlap
University of California
Bobby Jones
Thunder
Thunderbolts
Bobby
Gibbie
Dunlap
Bob Jones
Local Eagles Fall to Elyria 6 5 in Revenge Battle
In Marion Ohio on September 3 Elyria Eagles invaded and edged the Marion Eagles 6 to 5 in a pitchers duel. Cebula led the Elyria offense with three hits while Madock added two and two runs. Roseberry homered for Marion as Barthlome and Roseberry each fanned six batters, and the game featured timely hitting including two base hits for several players.
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Elyria Eagles
Eagles
Elyria
Marion Eagles
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Madock
Invaders
Lefty Barthlome
Marion
Elyrians
Eigth
Marionites
Rizor
Toomire
Roseberry
Rosebery
Mushack
Schacht
Barthlome
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Shriner
Skryp
Cook Cf
Wrage ¢ Barthlome
Eee
Balduff Cf
Onroy Ib
Snoop Is Toombe
Drum If McCann
Rf Marshall
Roseberry P
Elyria B
Golf Qualifiers Narrow Field After First Day Play
Willing Don Mose Voigt and Phillips Finlay lead with five of seven probable qualifiers still in play. Voigt and Finlay, both over 80 for their initial rounds, must improve to avoid dropping into the trailing group.
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Willing
Don Mose
George Voigt
Phillips Finlay
Voigt
Finlay
Home Run Leaders and Polo Clash Highlight Big Day
Baseball leaders show Ruth with 40 home runs and Foxx 31 in the AL while Klein 37 and Wilson 35 pace the NL. League totals tally 665 National and 524 American. In Toledo, the Caranor Polo Club defeats the Carnago Polo Club 10 to 4 in the second series game.
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Ruth
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
Simmons
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Hornsby
National
Caranor Poloists
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Toledo
Carnago Polo Club of
Cincinnati
Weadowlarks Speak On Sparse Offense In Return
A garbled clipping notes the Weadowlarks facing a sparse offense and a puzzling turnout as they play. Observers question why the scoring chances are so scarce and how the team will adjust.
Baseball Scores And Tonight's Schedule
Yesterday results show Cleveland 2 to 9 loss, St Louis 1 to 5 loss, Philadelphia 10 to 6 win, New York 3 to 5 loss, Washington 10 to 2 win, Boston 7 to 7 tie, Detroit 10 to 2 win, Chicago 8 to 8 tie. Today's games feature Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia, with only these two fixtures scheduled.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Chicago Boston
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Baseball Standings From Evening Card
Brooklyn leads with 6 wins and 10 losses while Boston stands at 2 and 0. New York has 11 wins and 3 losses followed by Philadelphia 4 and 4. Chicago 11 and 12, St. Louis 7 and 10, Cincinnati 7 and 8, Pittsburgh 5 and 9.
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Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Tribe Wins Two To Land And Position
Cleveland faces St Louis Browns after a doubleheader split. Walter Miller spun seven strong innings to beat Sammy Gray 2 1 in game one. In the nightcap Hudlin triumphed as Earl Averill boosted the offense with his 16th hit of the season to power a 9 5 win.
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Browns
Walter Miller
Sammy Gray
Tribe
Hudlin
Earl Averill
Dan Howley Boys
Averill
Fonseca
Falk
Jose Sewell
Hodapp
Brown
Redskins
Tavener
Texington Avenue
Athletics Top Yankees Twice in Twin Bill Comeback
In the second game the Philadelphia Athletics rallied in the ninth inning with successive hits by Bishop Haas and Cochrane to beat the New York Yankees 6 to 5. Earlier they won 10 to 3. Canton led with 12 wins in the standings while Ft Wayne had 6 1. Erie stood at 14 4 and Akron 5 7. Carton 10 5 Springfield 4 6.
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Jamieson
Tavener
Averill
Eneae
Fonseca
Falk
J. Sewell
Hodepp
Hudlin
St. Louis
R. H. O AE
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Manush
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O'Rourke
A. Melillo
Schang
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Badgro Coffman
Saae
Brannon Onsale
Central
L. Pet
Canton
Erie
Enth
Ft. Wayne
Dayton
Coffman
Chais
Akron
Carton
Springfield
Bishop
Haas
Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Cleveland climbs AL standings with two wins over Indians
Cleveland moved past St. Louis into third in the American League by defeating the Indians twice. The scores were 2 to 1 and 9 to the Indians, securing the pair of victories.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Indians
Barbour and Kushin Win Club Championships
Howard C. Barbour of Elyria Country Club and Freddy Kushin won club championship titles at Elyria and Spring Valley respectively. Barbour trailed early but finished 3 and 2 after a dramatic comeback, while Kushin edged L. A. Walchli 1 up on the final holes to claim the Spring Valley trophy after his third straight win.
Elyria High grid drill opens with cautious optimism
Elyria Hi football reports for practice with fifty players as Coach A N Smith runs signal work, punting and passing drills. Three lettermen return but a strong front line is needed. Lightweights report at two for uniforms under W L Vaughn. Coaches fear green material will take time to develop.
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Elyria Hi
A. N. Smith
Warriors
W. L. Vaughn
FE. H. S
New Record For Home Runs In Major League Baseball
In yesterday's 16 games, a new major league record for home runs was set with 24 homers. The tally marks a historic surge in power across teams as players chased the season's pace.
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New York
Record Tied and Broken in Tigers White Sox Doubleheader
Charley Gehringer of Detroit, the second baseman, hit a home run in the eighth inning of the second game to break and then equal the longstanding mark established on July 4, 1925. The feat occurred in Detroit as the Tigers faced the White Sox in the twin bill.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Tigers
White Sox
Meyer Wins Auto Classic at Altoona for Second Straight Year
Lou Meyer of California defended his title at Altoona by winning the 200 mile AAA race on the speedway in 1 hour 46 minutes 36.8 seconds. Cliff Bergere led until engine trouble ended his run, Fred Frame took second and Myron Stevens third among thirteen starters as cars clashed near the rail.
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Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Myron Stevens
Barbour Wins Haserodt Trophy at Elyria Country Club
Howard C. Barbour added the Haserodt trophy to his Elyria Country S1up championship by posting 161 over 36 holes with 1-2 handicap. Worth Fauver took runner-up with 163 as ladies winners were Mrs. W E Rorichard for low gross with 90 and Mrs. L P Tuf ford for low net 101 18 83. A medal play handicap at Elyria C C saw Fred Bryant and Walter Mahla tie for first at 67, while E M Jentzel was runner-up with 71. The Spring Valley four-ball mixed foursome saw Mr and Mrs Walter Scott win with 74 best ball. Alf Kushin beat Billy Kuhl in the junior title semi final on the nineteenth hole.
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Barbour
Dale White
Elyria C. C
Kushin
L. A. Walchlil
Spring Valley
Elyria Country Club
Freddy Kushin
L. A. Walchli
Howard C. Barbour
Elyria
Worth Fauver
W. E. Rorichard
L. P. Tufford
Fred Bryant
Walter Mahla
E. M. Jentzel
Walter Scott
Ed Gummoe
Falls
Miss Clippinger
al Bishop
Jack Warner
Alf Kushin
Billy Kuhl
Leading Hitters in the American League by Player Club
Summary of top batters with G or games played AB at bats R runs H hits and batting averages. Foxx Philadelphia leads with 131 games, 463 at bats, 112 runs, 173 hits and a .374 average. Fonesca Cleveland shows 126 games, 487 at bats, 80 runs, 182 hits and a .366 mark. Goslin Washington holds a .379 average in a defining year, with Manush St. Louis and Simmons Philadelphia among notable performers.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Foxx
Phila
Fonesca
Cle
Manush St
National League Player Club Statistics Highlight
A partial National League batting table lists Herman Br with 122 games 475 at bats 89 runs 187 hits and a .393 pace, O Doul Phi with 128 526 121 207 .393, Terry NY with 128 517 85 194 .375, Traynor Pit 103 435 161 370, and Hornsby Chi 131 514 128 189 .368. A note recalls Hornsby leading last year at .380 as a crowd of about 40 000 witnessed the start of the race.
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National League Player Club
G. AB. R. H. Pet. Herman
O'Doul
Phi
Terry
N.Y
Traynor
Pit
Hornsby
Chi
Boston
Grafton Edges Eaton Team 8 to 6
Grafton Bittners overcome Eaton Independents 8 to 6 in nine innings at North Eaton. Sobey went 3-for-3 with two three base hits and a sac bunt to spark the rally. Clark allowed eight hits for the win while Detman yielded seven runs in a long, tense matchup.
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Grafton Bittners
Eaton Independents
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Eatonians
Graftonians
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Eaton
Detman
Sobey
Grills
Crowell
Kolinski
Kubnski
Scholl
L. Cook
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Hopkins
N. Eaton
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G. Fingley
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C. Rowell
Carpenter
R. Cook
Rundle
Thompson
Alexander
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Gary
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W. K. Lanman
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George Hewitt
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