Strong field tees off in American Amateur title race
At Brae Burn West Newton Mass on September 12 32nd national amateur golf championship begins match play. Notables include Voigt Jones and ex-champs plus a deep field with Voigt topping qualifying at 143 and four players advancing after a playoff.
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Bonny
Brae Burn
Bobby Jones
Wolcott Brown
Spring Lake
N. J
George von Elm
Tam-O-Shanter
Detroit
Arthur “Ducky” Yates
Rochester
N. Y
Phillip Perkins
Great Britain
Don Moe
Oregon
Fred J. Wright, Jr
Albermarle
Gordon Taylor
Canada
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
O. F. Waling
Eustace Storge
Max Marston
Pine Valley
Jess Sweetser
Siwanoy
D. J. Armstrong
Aurora
Ill
Walliam McPhail
Norfolk
North Hills
N.Y
George Fawson
Westchester
Butmore
Frank Dolp
Ross Somerville
London
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Carl Nestlebladt
T. Suffern Taylor
Billy McPhaul
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Nicol Thompson, Jr
Ben Stein
Seattle
National League Results and Schedule Preview
Yesterday the Chicago 9 defeated Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis beat Cincinnati 6 to 3, Brooklyn won 7 to 2 over Philadelphia and 4 to 3 over Brooklyn. New York topped Boston 11 to 6. Today Cincinnati visits St. Louis, New York plays Boston, Brooklyn faces Philadelphia. Tomorrow's schedule starts with no details.
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Baseball scores from major league games
In the American League New York beat Philadelphia 5 to 3 while St Louis routed Cleveland 16 to 6 Detroit edged Chicago 7 to 6. Remaining matchups included Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St Louis with no other games scheduled.
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Carmen Hill Hit Hard, Chicago Is Winner of Finale
Carmen Hill hit hard with two singles and an RBI in four at bats as Chicago wins the finale. P Waner contributed offense and the team secured the closing game.
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Grove’s Strikeout Record and the Pitcher’s Win Pace
The piece reviews Bob Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics noting his high strikeout totals across several seasons with Jack Dunn’s Baltimore club and later adjustments under Kid Gleason. It contrasts his strikeout prowess with his walk rates, highlighting a shift in 1927 toward prioritizing winning games over amassing strikeouts while reflecting on historical context of pitchers like Walter Johnson and Dazzy Vance.
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International League scores brighten Jersey City win
Jersey City beat Baltimore 8 to 1 in the first game then 2 to 0 in the second. Reading defeated Newark 5 to 1. Rochester edged Buffalo 5 to 4. Montreal Toronto game postponed due to rain.
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U S Net Stars Meet French Aces in Open Round
In Forest Hills today the national singles championships enter the third round with nine of sixteen players American and seven foreigners. Big clashes loom between Hunter and Borotra and Doeg and Austin, as Borotra and Mangini advance past Jones and De Buzelet in decisive sets.
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All-American Tennis Thriller Highlights National Junior Indoor
American player Wilmer Allison edges Wilmer in a five set duel after trailing two sets to love. John Van Ryn, facing Jack Crawford, loses the first set but wins the next four to claim victory in five. The only all-American clash features Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines and Frank X. Shields of New York, the junior indoor champion.
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Ben Gorchuchoff
Los Angeles
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Des Moines
Iowa
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New York
Browns Overwhelm Indians 16 to 6 in Cleveland
St. Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 16 to 6 in the final game of the series. The Browns registered 17 safeties while the Indians had four errors. Scoring broke down as St. Louis 130 052 050 and Cleveland 003 200 010. Pitchers listed were Stewart Strelecki Wiltsie and O'Neil Miller for St. Louis with Grant and Autry for Cleveland.
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Lancaster Case: Killing Tied to Scare Plot
Arthur White died after a plan to scare another man backfired in Lancaster. William Brinkman testified he drank and helped stage a quarrel before Brinkman shot White with White's revolver. White warned no one could stop him but bullets, and Brinkman fired several shots, leading to White's death.
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