Toronto Swimmer George Young Wins 15 Mile Marathon
George Young, a stocky Toronto swimmer, wins the 15 mile Canadian national exhibition marathon test in Sarnia Ontario. He receives a $10,000 prize after collapsing at the finish, with William F. Goll of New York finishing second for $2,300. Warren Anderson of Sydney and Arvin Nelson of Fort Dodge also place, while Nelson endures five hours before withdrawal.
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Ont
Young
Toronto
Illiam F. Goll
New York
Yung
Arren Anderson
Sydney
N S
Homs
Arvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Net Stars Beaten Again
United States stars face a setback as a marked defeat in the team event follows earlier losses. The article lists players including George Hughes, Ellsworth Vines, CJ Boussus, and Perry as part of the contrasting results, with defeats affecting the American contenders in the international tennis mat.
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United States
Doer
George P Huches
Ens
Ellsworth Vines
Anse
Californian
Eoaiist
CJ Boussus
Feanne
Hughes Perry
Deez
Ze Lotteg
el Bernard
Yesterday Perry
Vines
Cross Play 15-5s Tonight in City Match
Winners of the JA Chinchienegue championship will face the 15-5 team in a postponed contest at Hton Field. The game, originally set for Friday night, was delayed and rescheduled to Monday amid confusion in the Chronic’s edition.
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Ly Cross
Furnitures Hold Practice Tonight at Hamilton School
Thomas Furnitures, 1930 City Lightweight grid champions, plan a 7 p.m. practice tonight at Hamilton School grounds. After a brief Tuesday session, the squad tightens for its season opener with manager Dobrowsk ordering players to report in uniform: Ross, Carr, Fritz, Gienr, Barney, Thomas Heath, H Wills, Archambeau, Bohammond, Watson, Koviak, Tohieash and Hance.
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Thomas Furnitures
Hamilton
Dobrowsk
Ross
Carr
Fritz
Gienr
Barney
Thomas Heath
H Wills
Archambeau
Bohammond
Watson
Koviak
Tohieash
Hance
Allison-Van Ryn Annex National Doubles Crown
Allison of Austin, Texas and John Van Ren of Philadelphia won the National Doubles title in Chestnut Hill Mass, defeating Cory yesterday with straight sets. The pair, previous runners up, claimed the championship without needing a third set, adding to their prior titles in 1929.
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Chestnut Hill Mass
IUP
Warner Allison
Austin
Tex
John van Ren
Philadelphia
Verve
Cory
Gregor, Mare
Newark
Berkeley Bell
Ad Sh
Ae” van Revo
Alison
George Lott Or
Chicago
Ord Jol Dreg
Gon and
van Rin
Bros
Lampions
Fey?ouher
Jean Eborotra
Wakeman Plans Back-to-Back Games Across Holiday Weekend
The Wakeman club schedules three games over Sunday and Labor Day. They travel to Berlin Heights for a three game series against the Tr Dennis club, then host the Wisihko Meats of Amherst in a doubleheader at Wakeman Baseball Park on Labor Day.
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Wakeman
Waekeman
Berlin Heights
Atl
Wile
Wisi Hko Meats
Amherst
Wakeman Baseball Park
Ohio State Race Program Postponed
The Wednesday racing program at Ohio State has been postponed to Saturday due to Ram forced postponement. The Governors stake for three year old trotters was revised in today's schedules.
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Coli
Harnes Rami
Saturdss Ram
Governors
Ridgeville Robins Seek Labor Day Baseball Game
The Ridgeville Robins hope to schedule a Labor Day game with the Detroit Tigers or Eastern Neights. Managers should contact Charles Simmons, R. F. 1, No. 1, Elyria, at 30-264.
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Ridgeville
Star Steeds Clash in Saratoga Cup Showdown
Three top turf stars Twenty Grand Mate and Sun Beau clash in the Saratoga Cup mile and six furlongs at Saratoga Springs New York to settle the track supremacy.
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Mate
Sun Beau
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Cubs Lose Big as Reds Sweep Behind Giants Rally
NY Sept 8 Cubs in danger of dropping from first division as Cincinnati Reds win behind Leo Durocher and the Giants sweep in a five game series. Washington and New York split, Yankees rallying to beat the Red Sox while Detroit and St. Louis split a doubleheader. Urban Faber and Sorrell are noted pitchers. Metamorphose reference closes the piece.
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Clavaga Cubs
Chicagos
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Rosare
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Robins
Cubs
Braves
Yorkets
Leo Dutecher
Tatyes Herdrick
Cincima
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Giants
Hubdeat
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Bud Parmelee
Ted
Siete
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
WV Leties
Yankees
Reston
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Sorrell
Miner Holder
Urban Red Faber
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Bowlers Meet At Knights Of Columbus Hall Tonight
Members interested in forming new bowling leagues are urged to attend a meeting at 7 pm in the Knights of Columbus rooms on Recad street. Latte Bueche will chair the session to organize fees and entry terms. The Fraternal Thyvaene group plans two leagues this year after limited success last season.
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Knights of Thlumbing
Recad Street
Latte Bueche
Rusche
Thyvaene
Bueches
Athletic Club Set to Face Eaton in League Tilt
In a three way tie for first in the A and L League West View Olmsted Falls and the Athletic Club meet Eaton Sunday Elion hosts the tilt Eaton has won only two games in the second half In other schedule notes Elvira Business Men entertain West View at Cascade Park and North Olmsted visits Olmsted Falls
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West View
Olmsted Falls
Elion
Incals
Eaton
Jeaene
Elvrra
Wall
Cascade Park
Nourth Olmsted Wll
Columbus Pair Cup Father Son Tourney Winners Named
PIQUA Ohio September 3 1 The Central Ohio Father and Son Golf Championship was won by C E Powers and son William of Columbus with a net 147 and gross 176 for 18 holes D L and James Pickrel of Dayton took second with a net 132 and gross 176 Other entrants included Dr L M Otis and James Otis Celina and George and Rob McConnell Urbana and R M and Tom C Tussing Marietta
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Central Ohio
C. E Powers
William
Columbus
D. L
James Pickrel
Dayton
L. M Otis
James Otis
Celina
George
Robin McConnell
Urbana
R M
Tom C. Tussing
Marietta
Primitive Folk Attributing Personality To Stones
A fragment suggests a belief among simple communities that stones possess personalities. The note reflects ancient or folkloric thought about inanimate objects having agency and character.
Heidelberg College Heads Toward 1931 Football Campaign
Heidelberg College at TIFFIN expects a strong 1931 football season led by coach Ted Turney with 10 lettermen and strong reserve depth. Key returnees include Abe Yourist George Ihnat Curtis Spuhler John Eshach Charles Wilcox Lester Heistand Jerry Feagles Donald Taylor and Robert Morris. The team opens September 26 against Hope College and faces Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Otterbein Ashland Muskingum and Cincinnati among others.
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Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Ted Turney
Abe Yourist
Toledo
Ohio
George Ihnat
Lakeside
Curtis Spuhler
Cuyahoga Faux
John Eshach
Akron
Charles
Heidelburg
Hope
Mich
College
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Otterbein
Ashland
Muskingum
Cincinnati
Sports Memories and Records From a Century of Masters
A vivid collage of early 20th century sports feats and figures. Mentions Babe Didrikson, Gene Sarazen, George Von Elm, Babe Ruth era icons, and historic races, with dramatic descriptions of victories and near-misses, amid storms and high stakes.
Indians Edge Sox In Second Tilt Called At Dark
In Chicago the White Sox beat Cleveland 3-2 in the first game and the second game was halted at the end of six innings due to darkness with the score tied. Urban Faber outpitched Mel Harder in the opener as Cleveland prepares for a three game series in St Louis with George Connally to start for Peck's men.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Urban
Hold Grid Rules Meeting on September 12
A statewide football rules meeting for 1931 will be held in Columbus on Saturday September 12. Sponsored by the Ohio High School Athletic Association and state collegiate groups, the discussion will be open to the public and cover a major change on try for point after touchdown plus minor rule shifts affecting interpretation. Parke H. Davis will speak at the evening session.
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Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Ohio Association of Football Officials
F. A. Lambert
Parke H. Davis
Easton
Will Apeak
Quimet And Yates Stand Alone Veterans In Amateur Tourney
In Chicago at Everly Country Club on September 3, veteran Francis Ouimet and Arthur Yates alone remain in the National amateur championship as a wave of younger players, ages 18 to 26, push toward the quarterfinals. Ouimet defeats Shields and Connolly to reach the last eight while Yates edges Seaver and Bellew, with a dramatic birdie chip on the 13th.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Everly Country Club
Chicago
d!Pi
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Arthur
Ducky) Yates
Rochester
N. Y
Ouimet
Yates
Beverly Country Club Pairings for 26-Hole Quarterfinals
Today’s upper bracket features Billy Howell of Richmond Virginia paired with Lester Bolstad of St Paul and Paul Jackson of Kansas City in the 26 hole quarterfinals. In the lower bracket Arthur Yates of Rochester N Y faces Yves Jack Westland Chicago and Maurne McCarthy of New York faces Coleman Culver City California.
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Billy Howell
Richmond
Pan Jackson
Kansas City
Bailiwick
Howell
Slim
Virginia
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Howells
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ned
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Pebble Beard
Owen
Jackson
Lester Bolstad
St Paul
Maurice McCarthy
New York
Fay Coleman
Culver City
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Chicago
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Dick Martin
George Voigt
New Yorker
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Balstad
Oan Quimet
Boston
Johnny Shields
Seattle
Wash
Frank Connolly
Mt Clemens
Mich
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Yates won @ nip and tuek struggle from Charley Seaver
Los Angels
Lehman
Carey Bellew
Seaver
Beverly Country Club
St. Paul
Paul Jackson
Francis Ouimet
Arthur Yates
Rochester
N. Yves
Maurne McCarthy
Ysea
Coleman
Dempsey Draws 2000 At Aberdeen Exhibition
Jaceb Dempsey continued his exhibition tour in Aberdeen Washington with two one round knockouts and two rounds of sparring with Denny Lenhart of Portland More than 2000 fans packed the Aberdeen auditorium to see Dempsey knockout Tom Moore of California in a minute then defeat Bob Albina of Washougal in under three minutes Lenhart from Portland lasted two rounds but the crowd saw Dempsey could have scored a third knockout if he chose.
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Jaceb Dempsey
Denny Lenhart
Portland
Ore
Aberdeens
Manassa Mauler
Tom Moore
California
Bob Albina
Washougal
Lenhart
Dempsey
Kansas City Sweeps Indianapolis in Double Victory
Kansas City clubs earned two wins over Indianapolis in a split doubleheader while St Paul pushed ahead in the American Association race. First game extended to 14 innings with Donohue earning the win and Bayne also a winner in the nightcap. Columbus captured two close games against St Paul with Grabowski and Harriss pitching for the wins.
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Grabowski
Harriss
Ner Moundsman
St Paul Victors
Minneapolis
Madhens win two games 1 0 and 4 3
Miller and Walsh earned the victories as the Toledo Madhens swept two games by 1 to 0 and 4 to 3. In the Milwaukee matchup Poll outdueled two Louisville pitchers to post a 4 to 2 win.
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Toledo Madhens
Miller
Walsh
Louisville
Milwaukee
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