Dunlap's 69 Upsets Jones in Amateur Golf Qualifying
In a dramatic qualifying round, Dunlap shot 69 to edge Jones who posted 70 as they vie for the medal amid a crowded field. Jones, Dunlap, and Harrison Johnston lead the chase with 32 of 140 players remaining before match play begins tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
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Eustace Storey
Johnny McHugh
Gen Mae
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Roland Mackenzie
George Veigh
Hon Stein
Clarence Wolf
Allen Moser
Ruate Wilhelm
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Rudy Knepper
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Eddie Held
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Francis Oulmet
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Voigt
Keith Carter
Phil Fin
Jay
Ritchies
Jack Neville
Don Carrick
George Dawson
Paul Hunter
D. Clarke Gorkran
Lord Charles Hope
Pacific
Santa Claus
Hawks Rally to Sweep Dubuque in Hawkeyes Style
Kenneth Storme blasted two inside the park homers to tie and break the Mississippi Valley league record as the Hawks swept a doubleheader from Pat Patterson’s Dubuque club. Bill Prince and John Niggeling pitched strong, while Letty Eckert struggled as Waterloo’s gap narrows in the pennant race with Davenport.
Silk Shirts Rally in Pennant Race Headlines
In the pennant chase era teams used rewards to spur wins with silk shirts and new outfits for pitchers. The Brooklyn Robins paid Boston Braves to beat the Phillies, a plot that paid off as the Robins won the tag. The article details outbreaks of scoring and key plays as Waterloo and Hawks contest a doubleheader with Moody, Becker, and Niggeling turning in decisive performances.
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Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Phillies
Braves
Phils
Robins
Tye
Sporls
Miller 10 Again Garcia Ball for Old Rose Squad
School opens with football practice for Waterloo high schools East and West squads. Paul Miller reports for Old Rose despite rumors. Meeter to address West assembly to boost interest and recruit 150 players. East and West squads count 23 and expect more as drills begin amid heat and dusty fields.
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East Des Moines
West
Independence
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Meeter
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Iowa
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Butch
Midge
East High
Waterloo Players Sold to Des Moines in Western League Deal
Kenneth Storme and Clayton Thompson, outfielder and catcher, sold by Waterloo Baseball to Des Moines of the Western league. The cash deal, not disclosed, completes during a doubleheader with Dubuque as the Hawks face Cedar Rapids next. Storme set a Mississippi Valley league home run record before joining Waterloo. Thompson praised as a star recruit after returning from an eastern trip with the Hawkeyes.
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Moline
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Spens
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Mississippi Valley League
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Cedar Rapids Pilot
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Town University
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Robins Take Two from Braves by Steady Pitching
Brooklyn wins a doubleheader from the Boston Braves with steady pitching by Ray Mass and Watson Clark. First game scores 8 to 3 in favor of Brooklyn and second game 10 to 1.
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Ray Mass
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Deberry
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Pialnich
Odds Against Terris In Comeback Battle
New York Sept 3 4 Sid Terris once the idol of the east side faces Peter Nebo Seminole Indian from Tampa Fla in a 10 round bout at the Queensboro Stadium Terris comeback has had some successes but many experts expect a decisive defeat for the former ghetto ghost tonight
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Tampa
Fla
Queensboro Stadium
Teris
Cubs and Athletics Near Pennant Clinch In Fall Race
As of Sept 3, Cubs hold a 1 1/2 game lead over the Pirates and need 16 victories in 37 to clinch the National League pennant. Athletics lead the Yankees by 1 1/2 games and need 18 wins in 27 to clinch the American League pennant. Jimmy Dykes returns boosts Athletics. Cubs win two from Cardinals. Gar Wood dominates Harmsworth, setting 5-mile lap and 30-mile records on Detroit River.
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United Press Star
New York
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Baseball Leaders and Highlights In Early American League Notes
The clipping lists batting leaders such as Foxx and Manush with runs batted in and doubles. It names pitchers Bush and Grove with victories, and notes stolen bases by Cuyler and Gebringer. Also mentioned are players from the Tigers Browns Athletics and Yankees with various stats and honors.
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Rockne Deception: a Notre Dame power play explained
The article details a Rockne era football formation and a deceptive play. It outlines a balanced lineup with backs No.1 to No.4 and the sequence of snapping, faking, and passing designed to draw the defense. It notes blockers Nos.5 through No.7 cutting retreating backs as the ball is passed to No.4.
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Islanders Drop Both Ends Twin Bill to Moline
Rock Island, Sept. 3 The Plowboys defeated Rock Island in a Labor Day twin bill. Both games finished 4 to 2. Box scores follow for the first game.
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