Goodman and Somerville Clash For Amateur Title In Maryland
Johnny Goodman of Omaha and Ross Somerville of London, Ontario, meet in the U S Amateur final at Baltimore Country Club after both defeated former champions. Goodman, 22, and Somerville, 29, reached the championship round on the Five Farms layout with commendable play and candid postmatch remarks. The 36-hole final was set for 10 a m ET today.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Altimore Country Club
TFM
United States
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ross Somerville
London
Ontario
Goodman
Francie Ouimet
Brookline
Somerville
Joesse Guilford
Boston
St. Louis
Five Farms
U. S
Herbert H.tack
Ramsar
National Golf Associaton
Walker Car
U. S. G. A. Selection Committee
Goodwan
B.S
Amateurs Set For Bouts On Vets' Card Tonight
Amateur boxing card presented by the American Veterans Association tonight at Iverview Park features seven bouts. Promoter Dick Finegan and match maker Charley White headline a card with Elyria Oberlin and Lorain as main participants. Notable matchups include Lloyd Hammel of Elyria versus Robert Wakefield of Lorain in a heavyweight tilt, plus Moe Hammon versus Art Hodge at 147 pounds. The curtain raiser is an exhibition between the Gold Dust twins, with first bout at 7:15.
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Simon Pure
Riverview Park Dance Hall
Hammon
Hodge
Iverview Park
American Veterans Ass'n
Dick Finegan
Charley White
Lloyd Hammel
Elyria
Robert Wakefield
Lorain
Hammel
Norwalk
Clyde Roose
Newell
Sammy Marsho
Wakefield
Mitter
Moe Hammon
Art Hodge
Oberlin
Ron Hamilton
Gestrand Davis
Andy Vargo
Bill Gutensohn
Morris Sturtevent
Johnny Atkins
Gil Higgins
Bill Sl
Ohio State Gridders Begin Scrimmage Practice Session
In Columbus Ohio State opened its football practice with 65 candidates as coach Sam Willaman and staff work on fundamentals. Carl Cramer Dayton injured a knee nerve but Dr Walter Duffee says the injury is not serious and he should practice soon. Ted Rosequist Cleveland tackle reported for duty and hopes to be in uniform within days.
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Ohio State
Sam Willaman
Walter E. Duffee
Carl Cramer
Dayton
Cramer
Ted Rosequist
Cleveland
Rosequest
Duquesne Opens 1932 Season With Victory Over Westminster
Duquesne University opens the 1932 season by beating Westminster College 20 to 0 at Forbes Field. Pawling scored the first touchdown on a pass from Sullivan, with two more scores in the third and fourth quarters. Sullivan and Pawling teamed for another touchdown in the final period.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Forbes Field
Westminster College
Duquesne
Pawling
Sullivan
Westminster
Notre Dame Varsity Grid Squad Increased by Volunteers
The Notre Dame varsity football squad grew by 40 volunteers, bringing the total to 160. Daily practice saw 110 players before the new additions, and 256 freshman uniforms were issued as candidates reported for yesterday’s drill.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Clearview High Whitewashes Brownhelm 7-0 in Baseball
Clearview High defeated Brownhelm High 7 to 0 on the Clearview diamond yesterday afternoon. Puskas and Schafer shared pitching duties, allowing Brownhelm only two hits.
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Clearview High
Brownhelm High
Clearview
Puskas
Schafer
Brownheim
Scrimmage News Across Big Ten Openers
United Press reports the Big Ten opens with mixed scrimmages as Northwestern, Wisconsin, Ohio State and Purdue stage workouts. Notable returns include Hugh Mendenhall at Chicago, and Michigan’s captain Ivan Williamson set to rejoin after an injury. Also notes the Big Five baseball results with Foxx and Ruth inactive and Gehrig hot.
Bellevue Merchants Seek Games With Ely Area Teams
Bellevue Merchants, a last Class B football team, seeks games in Ely and nearby areas. For information, write to Thomas George, Manager, Bellevue Merchants, Bellevue, 0.
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Bellevue
Bellevue Merchants
Elysia
Thomas George
Grafton to Meet Greenwich Merchants On Road
Grafton Bittner Grocers travel to Greenwich tomorrow to face the strong Greenwich Merchants. Last season Greenwich defeated Grafton, motivating this clash. Manager Barner Bittner will select from five pitchers Carino Boone Norman Miller or Gallwardt with Bates behind the plate. Starting infielders likely include Bress Bishop Kelinski Figler Butwer Mackin Lawson Smith Rahil and a pitcher choice.
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Grafton
Grafton Bittner Grocers
Greenwich
Bittners
Barner Bittner
Carino
Boone
Norman
Miller
Gallwhardt
Cubs Lead NL by Six Games After 3 2 Win Over Phillies
The Chicago Cubs clinched a six game National League lead with a 3 to 2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Gabby Hartnett homered in the third inning and again contributed key drives as Kiki Cuyler and Charley Root added four baggers. Connie Black’s Philadelphia Athletics held a 3 to 2 edge over St. Louis while the Yankees crushed the White Sox 4 to 1.
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York
Chicago Cubs
Hartnett
Cubs
Hariiett
Kiki Cuyler
Charley Root
Chicago
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Connie Black
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Bostonians
New York Yankees
White Sox
Wiley Moore
Slocum and Lasky Set For Final at Cherry Ridge
Chick Slocum and Lloyd Lasky will meet in the final Class A match at Cherry Ridge tomorrow in the Mid-Summer Fight, announced today as the event proceeds.
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Chick Slocum
Lloyd Lasky
Wil
Cherry Ridge
Claude Wagner
Phil Houserman
Heinie Fisher
Oscar Haserodt
Mike Fey
Sam Deutsch
Howard Stanford
Bob Birch
Claude Geisel
Nubbie Armstrong
Lynn Schafer
Harry March
Nelson Krugman
Jay Huffman
Ed Champion
Joe Gaynor
Chuck Clark
Tom Pannessa
Alva Smith
Jim Keyes
Clem Walter
H. & Birch
Art Pelander
Jay Fitch
George Powell
Ralph Reynolds
Art Tite
H. C. Eckenroad
Bob Huneke
H. B. Smith
A C. Anderson
H. C. Elgar
Bill Struck
Marshall Detorre
C. L. Kiefer
al Keeney
Ef, V. Turner
L. A. Evans
Stan Snyder
Ed Hackett
Goodman and Somerville Set for United States Amateur Final
Johnny Goodman from Omaha Nebraska facing Ross Somerville of London Ontario in the final for the United States Amateur Golf championship. Goodman beat defending champion Francis Guimet to reach the final. Somerville defeated Jesse Guilford of Boston. Goodman 22, Somerville 29.
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Ohnny Goodman
Ross Somerville
United States
Goodman
Omaha
Nebi
Francis Guimet
Somerville
London
Ontario
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Cherry Ridge Opens Play For Club Championships
Hersh Shannon announces the Cherry Ridge Club Championship pairings for classes A B and C with initial round matches to start today and finish by Saturday September 17. sixteen players in A and B and thirty two in C compete, with defaults for unplayed matches.
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Hersh Shannon
Cherry Ridge
Shannon
Millers Cinch Ass'n. Pennant Victory Logged
Minneapolis clinched the American Association pennant after a 9 to 1 win over St. Paul. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 10 to 3. Indianapolis edged Toledo 2 to 1 in the 11th inning. Louisville at Columbus noted a doubleheader on July 24.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Millers
St. Paul Saints
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
American Association
Breeveneeneb
Weeee Sens
Owe ST Ein
Wren
Staul
Ant
Amherst Grid Team Organizes For Strong Season
Amherst 0 Sept 17 Amherst will be represented in the heavyweight class this season by two strong elevens under the name of the Amherst Business Men. Steve Takacs will coach the team as they pursue the county title with many returning players and several new additions from Lorain and Elyria. A workout at Harris Field Sunday at 3 30 p m invites all interested players to attend in uniform for measurements for new uniforms.
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Amherst
Amherst Business Men
Steve Takacs
Schriner
Olson
Gleason
A. Sharp
M. Hutton
Theumling
Gormley
Barckley
R. Sharp
Schreeder
Brucker
Pozone
Schmitz
Henson
Towner
Armstrong
Andorka
Lorain
Hahn Brothers
Obsilin Collets
Art Moelk
Walton
Elytia
Harris Field
New York Central Triumph Over Maumee Dany, 11 to 5
The New York Central softball team defeated Maumee Dany 11 to 5 last evening on the Columbus Avenue diamond. Leinseder pitched the win, Mahar took the loss.
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NEW York Central
Wens
Maumee Dany Outfit
Columbia Avenas
Leinseder
Mahar
Case Football Outlook Faces 1932 Season Shifts
Case head coach Ray Ride previews the 1932 grid campaign noting graduation losses but a larger average team weight. Early candidates for ends Harvey Hayman and Noble Clark lead the receivers, with Red Seifert and Bob Read at tackles. Red Samuelson returns at fullback as Johnny Cameron departs, and season opener is set against Hiram with a slate including Colgate, Akron, John Carroll, Wooster, Baldwin Wallace, Western Reserve, Hillsdale, and Oberlin.
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Ray Ride
Case
Ride
Harvey Hayman
Noble Clark
Lare
Red Seifert
Bob Read
Norman Allman
Hilbert Horowitz
Ralph Cowan
Ted Knudson
Jim Eldem
Dave Starbuck
Ed Bale
Johnny Cameron
Red Samuelson
Premer Bask
Lewis Hubbard
Paul Om
Tommy Dyke
Frank Miller
Mary Brownsperger
Jim Shater
Hiram
Colgate
Akron
John Carroll
Wooster
Baldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Hillsdale
Oberlin
Oberlin Eleven Drilling Hard
Around forty candidates reported for football practice at Oberlin College, about twice the initial week tally. Captain Al Barker leads six returning lettermen, five in uniform, with Barker Barry Sams and Ruth as backfield regulars. Coach Lysle Butler plans rebuilding except for Yoakum and Kennedy.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
al Barker
Barker
Barry
Sams
Ruth
Lysle Butler
Yoakum
Kennedy
Indians Fall To Red Sox In Series Final
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 2 in the series finale as a late three run inning broke the game open. Ralph Winegarner pitched well in relief for the Tribe, while Paul Ivy Andrews allowed two earned runs over 4 innings. Wesley Ferrell starts today as Washington Senators lead remains four and a half games for third place. doubleheader planned tomorrow.
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Leveland
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Tribesmen
Indians
Red Hose
Clint Brown
Red Sox
Connally
Ralph Winegarner
Paul Ivy Andrews
Tribe
Toledo
Washington Senators
Wesley Ferrell
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Boston 6 over Cleveland 2 and New York 4 over Chicago 1 with others. Today’s games include Washington at Cleveland and New York at St Louis with Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago. Yesterday’s results feature Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 and Milwaukee 14 Kansas City 3 with many postponements due to rain.
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Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Tous
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wwe
Washington Lit SA
St Louis
Reichard Defeats Huffman in Mid-Summer Flight Final
Edna Reichard defeated Edna Huffman four and two in the final match of the Ladies Mid-Summer Flight played yesterday at Cherry Ridge. The regular Sunday Blind Park will be the feature event at the West River Road public course tomorrow, Hersh Shannon reported today.
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Edna Reichard
Edna Huffman
Cherry Ridge
West River Road
Hersh Shannon
Ex-Hys Schedule Important Practice Tomorrow Morning
The Elyria Ex-Hys football team will hold a very important practice tomorrow morning at Jefferson. All players are urgently requested to be on hand at 10 o'clock.
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Elyria Ex-Hy
Jefferson
Wittenberg Taps Delcig as Assistant Coach
Springfield, O is told that Charles Delcig of Lorain has returned to Wittenberg as an assistant football coach under head coach T. W. Stubbs after graduating last June. The article also notes Roy James of Cincinnati as the team's tallest end at six feet six inches and 198 pounds, who previously played center on the basketball team last winter.
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Springfield
CPI
Wittenberg
Roy James
Cincinnati
James
Charles Delcig
Lorain
T. W. Stubbs
Deicig
Locals Seek Victory Over Dover To Clinch Pennant
Elyria Business Men travel to Olmsted Falls aiming for one win to clinch the second half Cuyahoga and Lorain County baseball title. A loss paired with a Dover win over North Eaton would force a playoff, which the team wishes to avoid. promising pitchers Johnny Yucka is sidelined, Steve Gerush leads the mound in relief, Marsh Ruddy to start for the home team, with Dover at North Eaton, Wes View at North Olmsted, and Fairview at Brook Park on tap.
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Dover
Gerush
Buddy
North Eaton
West View
Nort Olmsted
Sked
Cuyahoga
Johnny Yucka
Steve Gerush
Gerusa
Olmsted Falls
Theound
Tomorow
Marsh Ruddy
Ruddy
Wes View
North Olmsted
Faiview
Brook Park
Koch
Hardware Team To Practice Tomorrow At Ely Stadium
The Biyria Hardware football team will hold a drill Sunday afternoon at Ely Stadium. It will start at 2 o clock. Coach Tom Koviak urges all players to attend. Greene Polehey Vardy Woodcock and Waynes are asked to take notice.
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Biyria
Ely Stadium
Tae 4Drill
Tom Koviak
Greene
Polehey
Vardy
Woodcock
Waynes
Yale Freshman Hopeful among 92 Blue Tryouts
GRID BRIEFS from UP detail Malcolm Farmer Jr son of Yale athletics chief among 92 candidates trying out for the Blue team. He played on freshman and reserve squads and seeks an end position on varsity. Also Princeton reports Mil Draudt return after injury and Harvard notes Eddie Casey shifts Carl Hageman to left end with Tom Nazro at tight end. Howard College beats Spring Hill 13 0 on two long passes. Loyola shuts out St Edwards 32 0 after stifling two yard line attempts.
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United Press
New Haven
Cambridge
Mass
Eddie Casey
Carl Hageman
Harvard
Tom Nazro
Eddy Rogers
Casey
Gundlach
Birmingham
Ala
Howard College
Spring Hill
Mobile
Richwine Softball Falls To Grocers In Lost Effort
The Richwine softball team traveled to Lora for a game against the Smithberge Grocers and fell 8 to 4. Al Dobras pitched for the Grocers, holding Richwine to four hits as Zlatkowski retired the first six batters in relief. Key plays included a three base hit by Dobras and a double play from A. Dobras to Smithberger. Richwine left on seven base runners while Smithberge left six. Umpire Cinece Tim called the game.
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Lora
Smithberge Grocers
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Soja
Zlatkowski
Loc
Buckley
H Smithberge
Dobras
Doub
A. Dobras
Smithberger
Rich Wines
Smithberers
Cinece
Tim
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GRID RESULTS DU UNITED PRESS
Multiple high school football scores are listed with teams such as Tiffin Jr Home, Lakeside, Salem, Norwood, Terrace Park, Bellefontaine, Columbus North, Toledo Waste, Delaware, Mt. Gilead, Columbus South, Alliance, Massillon, Wooster, and Cleveland Holy Name beating various opponents. The page also notes loan fund aid at Oregon State College and Pennsylvania dog license revenues.
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Salem
Letoniz
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Chilicothe
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Bantons Forest
Kenton
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Wooster
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Euclid Shore
Warren
Newton Falls
C.ansus
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Lancaster St. Marya
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
Museum to Get Napoleon Library at Malmaison
Part of Napoleon I s library once owned by an Austrian prince will join the Malmaison museum collection. The Napoleonic relics were bequeathed by Marie Louise and recently placed on the market. The exhibit includes maps and reflects Napoleon s habit of taking his library on campaigns.
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the &Peror
Austria
Malmaison
Marie-Louise
Napoleon
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