Walker Blue Clashes Highlight 10 Round Boxing Bout
Hughie Walker and Blue fought a tight ten round match in damp air. Blue won the decision as Walker pressed with aggressive combinations and clinches, while promoter John Goss received fan praise and Fidler earned notable referee support from Alo.
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Blue
Walker
Auwall
Mike Gibbons
Mind
St. Paul
Kaw
Niath
Hugh
Earl
Ana
Hbows
Stephen
John Goss
Alo
Alex Fidler
Fidler Ist
Bir
Fayoit
Tuffy Carmen
Joe Knipp
Batrie
Carmien
Joe
Alans Pre Yo
Bob White
Kid Roberts
Kenneth Ogden
Curley
Davie Esta Dies in Auto Race Crash at Brooklands
Davie Esta a driver from Bore was killed instantly when his car struck an iron fence on the Brooklands track during a lap aiming to set a world record. The machine was wrecked and the mechanician escaped with minor injuries. Restarly recently arrived from America.
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Vroxay Brooklands
Bore
Davie Esta
Wilamobile Mg
America
Standing Up The Clubs American Leagues Schedules
Fragmented OCR lists games and teams from American Association and Western League schedules. Mentions New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Louisville Columbus and other city teams with rough scores and standings amid incomplete text.
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American
Leapis
Huston
Agers
Ciena
Ational Leagns
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chivace-Pittsturch
Braun
American Association
Louisvile
Columbus
Lineon
Ges Menies
Wiehinn
Ukior
Robins Move Closer As Giants Fall Again
The Robins won 12 to 5 over the Phillies as Hollingsworth held them to five hits. Chicago games saw Giants and Braves split, with Cooney and McQuillan each winning one. Ruth left a second game with a lame arm as Washington and New York split a doubleheader amid tight pennant race chatter.
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Brooklyn
John Alden
Giants
Whatlho
Pir
Mc Grass
McKechnie
Robins
Pittsburgh
Jazzy Vanee
Phillies
Vance
Hollingsworth
Roston
Cooney
MrQuillan
Braves
Jimmy O'Connell
Lis
Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Red Sox
Ruth
Detroit
White Sox
Cleveland
Shocker
Browns
Milwaukee Ally In Ninth Spurs Hawks Defeat
Milwaukee scores in the ninth to beat the Hawks 8 to 7 in a contested game. McCracken and Willoughby pitched for the Hawks while Walborg fanned 13 Hawks as Milwaukee rallied for the late win.
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Milwaukee
HAWKS
Golf coach and teaching method described in Inside Golf
Inside Golf outlines common faults in the golf swing with emphasis on grip, wrist action, and sequence. The author critiques clubhead timing, hand strength, and back swing mechanics, citing Sir Richbourg and Fintaco as examples and noting effects on ball flight and control. The piece blends instructional notes with names and ambiguous game-score fragments.
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Phiyvers
Theu
John Fintiaco
S S Champ Will Be Decided Today Central Christian vs First Presbyterian
Central Christian and First Presbyterian baseball teams clash at Cedar River Park tonight for the 1924 Sunday school league championship. The Presbyterians moved into the lead with a 2 to 0 win over J Pa te Me BL, while Smith pitched well despite errors. The Central Christian rotation held first place early in the season, but the Presbyterian squad remains slight favorite to clinch the title.
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Central Christian
First Presbyterian
Cedariver Park
Presbyterians
Downing &J. Paute
Smith
Troak
Lee
Byterians
Ted Payseur Captures Dubuque Golf Title and Medallist
Dubuque Iowa September 3 Ted Payseur basketball coach at Dubuque High and ex Brake Surats won three trophies at the Dubuque Country Club tournament. He tied the course record with 84 to defeat Alfred Peaslee in the finals earning the presidents cup city title trophy and medallist honors with a 74 in qualifying.
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Dubuque, Ta
Ted Payseeur
Dubuypre High
Brake Surat
Alfred Peaslee
Dubuque Country Club
Milwaukee gives gladhand to boys who played here
Sherwood Magee lauds Fred Schulz at a Waterloo banquet in Bishop's East Cafeteria. Milwaukee figures Schulz will reach the major leagues in two years. buzz follows as Willoughby, praised for speed and control, is described as a top prospect.
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Milwaukee
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fred Schult
Bishop's East
Waterloo
Otto Herbert
Claude Willoughby
Ong
Fred Schulz
Dor Claude
Harry Clark
Brewer
Jos Eddieman
Strohm
Willoughby
O'Shea
Minnneapolis
Kansas City
Gilbert Lea
iMinn
Dixon
Clacke
Grant
Groft
Kuehl
Thompson
Finkler
McDermoid
Freeman
Kettenbeil
Hind Malmgren
Charles Mullen
Beaver Brook
Tonishe
Denny Gearin
Sher- Wood Magee
Bert Weeden
Gearin
Bert
Tilden Secures Fifth National Tennis Title
William M. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated William M. Johnston of San Francisco 6-1 9-7 6-2 to win his fifth successive national crown and solidify his place as the leading figure in American tennis. Johnston offered a brief resistance in the second set, but Tilden dominated the match from start to finish.
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Morest Hills
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Balda
Willam M. Johnston
San Francisco
Entiies
Tilden
Vincent Richards
Johnston
Gerald Patterson
Seven Negroes to Enter Fast Battle Royal at Electric Park
Electric Park tonight hosts a free for all battle royal with seven colored fighters described as short lean tall thick and squatty. The last man standing will win. Polly and Kid Roberis clash in a four round bout while John McGraw and Little Karry meet in another four rounder. Ralph Alexander promotes and serves as referee.
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Electtric Park
Yous Polly
Kid Roberis
John McGraw
Little Karry
Ralph Alesander
Till
Sunnyside Golf Clubs Sees Close Matches in City Finals
In Sunnyside, 19th Hole J B Johnson advanced to finals of the Rotary Club championship by beating CG EB Ransier 2 and 1 and will face the winner of L A Kliebenstein versus Ned Wyant. Ransier later beat Dr F C Liffring 3 and 3 while C J Knapp claimed the third flight title and Hope Martin the fifth. Ladies posted strong nine hole scores as Bud Cropper hoped for a 70s round, and Bill Bathie posted 73 74 76 ahead of the Western Open in Chicago. Final city match pits Freg McClain against Bol Elderton with Elderton described as a strong putter.
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J. B. Johnson
Sunnyside Country Club
EB. Ransier
Hope
Martin
Downing C. W. Hine
Guy N. Lee
G. N. Cousins
H. C. Miter
Bill Bathie
Calumet Club
Chicago
Bathie
Gol
Football season underway at Waterloo high schools
Prep gridders in Waterloo began official drills after classes with nearly 160 candidates reporting to Coach Ralph Sarff at West High and about 70 to Coach John Heldt’s Orange and Black squad. practice runs focused on fundamentals as teams prepare for the September 27 opener and scrimmages slated for next week.
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Igridders
Waterloo
Ralph Sarff
West High
John Heldt
Heldt
Cozeh Sarlf
Ibis
Atonday
Heidi
Sarfl
Carpentier Heads to England as Fighter in the U S
Georges Carpentier sails from New York aboard the Berengaria to England accompanied by manager Francois Descamps and trainer Gus Wilson. He leaves amid mixed fortunes, noting a rough summer with losses to Gibbons and Tunney, a broken relationship with Jack Curley, and likely retirement from boxing.
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Carpentier
England
U.S
Sunnyside Country Club
Elderton
Ameri
Byrnes Pack Golf Club
Hera
Ant
Sherman Finger Takes Up New Coaching Tag at Gopher Institute
Minneapolis Minn Sept 3 With the arrival of Sherman Finger new track and freshman football coach at University of Minnesota Finger returns to athletic duties after leaving Cornet College of Iowa. He succeeds T N Metcalf as athletic director and will work with Coach Bill Spaulding preparing the Minnesota program ahead of Big Ten practices as the freshman squad is set to open Oct 1.
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Pred Solil
Claude Willoughby
Waterlan
Ovid McCracken
Otto Borchert
Dean O'Shea
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Missouri
Brewers
McCracken
Roosyer Kettenbeil
Walborg
Hawks
Dixon
Mutten
Kuehl
Clarke
Willoughby
O'Shea
Bell
Strohman
Sumner
al Watborg
Anan Iowa
Minneapolis
Minn
Sherman Finger
University of Minnesota
L. J. Cooke Aly Hands
Finger
Cornet College of Iowa
Gopher
T. N. Metcalf
Ames
Iowa State
Laus 1Essler
Oberlin
Bill Spaulding
Minnesota
Spaulding
Dempsey to Wed Actress Estella Taylor and Retire
In Philadelphia on September 3, Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion announces plans to marry Estella Taylor the film actress. He will retire from boxing and Estella will quit the screen to settle as a family man in the country. No exact wedding date is set, likely in a year or two.
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Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Estelten Taylor
Jack
Estella
Mrs. McFarlane Wins Sunnyside Golf Title
Mrs Arch W McFarlane yesterday won the 1924 women's golf championship at Sunnyside Country Club by defeating Mrs C N Shane 6 up 5 to play. She led early and held the advantage through the front nine then secured the victory on the 13th green with a par three.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Sunnyside Country Club
C. N. Shane
McFarlane
MecFarlane
H. H. Schulte
G. J. Knapp
Fred Heggie
City Golf Tourney Finalists to Face Off Next Sunday
Fred McClain and Bob Ellerton, finalists in the city golf tournament, will clash for the city championship at Byrnes Park Links. The morning round begins at 3 a.m. with the final 18 after lunch as a large gallery is expected to view the match. Me lain, the present titleholder, aims to repeat, while Eiderton also gathers supporters. Dr. C W Ellyson and John Zook reach the final in the second fight the same day after Ellyson defeated Maurice Swinehart and Zook beat G H Hospers.
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Fred McClain
Bob Ellerton
Byrnes Park Links
Melain
Eiderton
C. W. Ellyson
John Zook
R. Ellyson
Maurice Swinehart
Ook
G. HW. Hospers
Michigan Eyes Illinois Clash In 1924 Title Race
Ann Arbor reports Michigan plans to mix with Illinois on October 18 as the Wolverines pursue the Western Conference crown. The Urbana squad, led by Reg Tangie and Jack Britton, is expected strong this year. Michigan seeks a win to help dedicate the new stadium and avenge past battles with Ohio State.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Wolverines
Ininois
Uppke
Michi_gan
Urbana
Reg” Tange
Jack Britton
Tingis
Wolverings
Ohio State
Yost
Michigan State
Ilinois
Yesterday's Homeruns in National and American Leagues
A garbled summary of yesterday's New York baseball scores notes Wheat Brookis and Harper among hitters, with mixed references to Phillies, Yankees, Red Sox, and Cleveland. Totals show National 351 and American 351 in unclear formatting.
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National
Lumber Leage
Vr Harper
Phillies
Ford
Tphillies Setesee
Manush
Tietrofe
Schange
Yankees
Brower
Cleveland
Clark
Red Sox
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Nan Wa
Sy Babe the Diver
Deen Arte
Hughie Walker
Las Hughie
Tommy Gibbons
Jack McAuliffe
Lars Blie
Hawing
Meriteda Ara
George McManus
Corse McManus
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Hewee
Ah Wades
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Lew Malo
Yesterda Kesilis
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McDermott
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Texas Fener
Chris Stepping
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Sand Walborg
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Gary TA
S.S. Champ
Ted Payseur
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Albert Lea
Electric Park
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W. HL. Stewart
R. H. Hill
H. V. White
C. J. Knapp
B. J. Dunkelbere
Sunnyside Club
W. M. Sheldon
WB. Chandler
A.W. McMarlane
R. O. Hutchison
Bud” Cropper
Alfred Longley
C. B. Ransier
Dr. F. ¢. Liffring
Liffring
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Freg McClain
Bol Elderton
McClain
France
Gene
Tunney
Jack Curley
Gibbons
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Dempsey
Orchid Man
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Sherm” Finger
Gopher Institute
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RL Hutchison
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Too Raymond
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KM Roberts
Warry
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