Arch ie Campston defeats Walter Hagen in world championship match
Arch ie Campston, British pro, won 3 750 with Walter Hagen the US PGA champion 18 up and 17 to play after a two day match at Moor Park England. Hagen suffered his worst match play showing as Campston dominated with steady tee shots and sound approaches while Hagen faltered on the greens. An exhibition followed for spectators who paid tickets priced 3 75.
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Talahahai
GAVUZZI KEEPS LEAD IN MARATHON GROUP IN ILLINOIS TODAY
East St. Louis dispatch reports Gavu zzi group leaving Hillside View Missouri for Staunton with Ed Gardner of Seattle setting a brisk pace on the route to Staunton. Peter Garnett of England leads overall with 34 hours 8 minutes, while Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma trails by 149 hours 357 minutes for the 2036 mile marathon segment. A NH pheasants raising experiment is announced in Concord today.
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Til
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Here
Staunton
Hillside View
Mississippi River Bridge
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Peter Garnett
England
Los Angeles
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
Hawks and Bees Ink Signings Ahead of Season Start
Hawks manager Bill Spens faces changes as Johnny Armstrong joins Columbia College coaching staff and Eddie Sevant departs. Bee manager Ed Reichle signs Hoy Dickenstack while Virgil McCaffrey grieves a family loss. Pitching stocks touted as Dubuque-sold arms rival top teams.
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Willy Bue Duque
Bill Spens
Spenspien
Columbia College
Dubuque
House of David
Tadas
Eddie Sevant
AL Burlington
Ed Reichle
Jnd
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Sevant
Christopher, Ill
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Burlington
Virgil McCaffrey
Hawks
Mecaffrey
Rebble
Bees
Hoy Dickenstack
Tat Patterson
Taam
Rock Island
Doe Venock
Cy Haspten
Alex Prank
Waterloo Theatre
Will Uke
Bieline
Cereyrontes
Tibbitta
Plaga
Riaile
Cupid's car and homemaker types in a witty riff
A quirky prose collage mixes a playful Cupid motif with social satire on homemaker ideals. The piece references a Chicago mosquito electrocution screen and notes a light critique of newspaper headlines and a reader's letters column.
Teachers College Defeats Central in 9–1 Baseball Game
In Pella on April 28 State Teachers College topped Central 9 to 1 in the season opener. The scoreless until the eighth when Teachers broke through with multiple hits and walks. Wilson pitched twelve strikeouts for the visitors while Elving issued four walks. Brower started for Central and was relieved by Rysdam in the eighth after six innings with seven walks. Rysdam struck out one and walked one.
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Janesko
Haines Shines as Cardinals Top Cubs in Cold Chicago Game
In a windy Wrigley outing, Jess Haines pitched nine strong for the St Louis Cardinals to beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2. Haines held the Cubs hitless at decisive moments while Joe Bush struggled to put down the Cards rally, as St Louis kept pace in the pennant race.
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Olympic Natural Triumph Sparks Debate
A terse report notes Sam Four, a noted figure linked to Coe, in a controversial performance described as natural. Unclear details hint at public discussion over legitimacy and athletic ethics surrounding the event.
Drury to Meet Kurst in Open Air Bout at Electric Park
Clyde Drury of Marshalltown rises as a stronger contender as he headlines an eight round open air boxing bout against Johnny Kurst of St Paul at Electric Park next Wednesday evening. Promoter Ralph Alexander booked Kurst after a strong recommendation and a deep look at his record.
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Marshalltown
Spark
Johnny Kurst
St. Paul Minn
Electric Park
Drury
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
St. Paul
Daniels
Twin Cities
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Joe Thomas
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Smith
Ralph Alexander
Alexander
Kurst
Mike Lauro
Billy Ehmke
Eddie McFadden
Mike Rottigall
Buddy McDonald
Ernie North
Waterloo
Mickey Donohue
Wayne Abbott
Earl Hurley
Frankie van Doren
Ray Gardner
Johnny Risko Seeks Shot at Tunney in Heavyweight Bout
Johnny Risko pushes for a title chance against Tunney amid doubts from Tee Rickard. Risko recalls his hard fought bouts with Tunney and Dempsey era rivals, insisting he would capitalize on any opportunity and prove himself in the next match.
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Lis
Johany Risko
Sant
Tom
Tuhany
Jack Dempsry
Tunney
Dempsey
Heeney
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Results
Detroit reporters note multiple boxing bouts with several knockouts and draws. Stanislaus Loayza loss to Tay the Associated Preys highlights Omaha wins by Tommy Grogan and Harry Forbes over Trip Linbaco.其他 matches included Clarence Ragen and Ryder drawing, Coffman and Spider Kelly drawing, and Piereina defeating Maondell.
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Thuce Flowers
New Rochella
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Clarence Ragen
Detroit
Due Ryder
Brooklyn
Drew
Omaha
Neb
Tommy Grogan
Petrolle
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College Baseball Scores Across Five Cities
Score roundup shows Lafayette defeated Purdue 7 to 6 while Chicago US lost to Pur die 6 7 In Lawrence Missouri edged Krusak 8 to 6 Michigan beat Syracuse 4 to 1 and Kalamazoo defeated Lake Forest 4 to 2 Knox won 7 to 4 over Cun in Galesburg Notes indicate several ambiguous names and minor errors in spelling requiring cautious interpretation
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Nonnal
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Cun
Iowa Nine Schedules Northwestern In Western Conf Opener
The University of Iowa baseball team, 34 players strong, leaves for Evanston to face Northwestern in the third Western Conference game. Coach Otto Vogel will start pitcher from the Wisconsin game, with a lineup featuring captains and veterans including Rath Heisel Smith Twogood Carlson Nelson and Mulroney set to oppose Maury Kent's seven veteran Wildcats. Northwestern seeks its first conference wins after losses to Michigan Wisconsin and Chicago, while Iowa owns 1927 series wins over the Badgers.
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Wisconsin
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Vogel Istaid
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Ilkeidy
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Maury Kent
Pur+ Ble
Palmer
Hallerman
Sid Heideman
Luke Johnson
Kempf
Carey
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Towa
Hoppe Trails Layton in 3-Cushion Exhibition Match
Gnicapo April 28 Hoppe led Layton in the final blocks of a 600‑point three cushion billiards exhibition Layton won yesterday 2 frames, today Hooded Layton swept Hoppe late with scores 66 to 50 and 64 to 50 Layton posted high runs of six and six while Hoppe achieved five and nine The match concludes tonight BADGER PREP RELAYS Wisconsin hosts fifth manual interscholastic relays at Madison with 33 secondary schools from six states competing.
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NSI
Willie Hoppe
Johnny Layton
Omatteh
Layton
Hoppe
Badger
Madison
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University of Wisconsin
Drake Relays Set to Spark Record Runs in Des Moines
Des Moines reports record prospects as 2,600 athletes from 244 institutions across 16 states reach Drake Relays finals. Notre Dame sprinter Jack Elder eyes 10-yard dash mark. Harold Trumble of Nebraska shines in hurdles. Iowa, Illinois contending in mile and four mile relays. weather forecast favorable for fast times. Queens chosen for Drake relays pageant. A A U withdrawal talk spurs Coaches association action. regatta canceled. Laufer shatters 100-meter back world mark in exhibition.
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Simpson College
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University of Nebraska
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Minnie Hanson
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House of David Ends Series With Waterloo Sunday
Baseball fans can watch Waterloo pitchers Graham and Garry Gep son face the House of David nine Sunday at 3 p m. A string of Hawk injuries and strong Waterloo defense highlighted the opener as Pentcost and Grant led a late rally.
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House of David
Waterloo
Graham
Rusty LeCrowier
Hawk
Garry Gepson
Omaha
Braunhold
Lamanski
Eist
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Major League Hitter Summary From American Rivals
A compact update notes Riv hitters Meusel and Vanka delivering runs for the rival American league teams. It mentions Yanks, Ted Bax, and Browns with Bioten contributing. The report highlights a tense game with key hits shaping the score and standings.
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