Zuppke predicts tough season for Illinois football
Champaign Sept 5 Coach Robert Zuppke of the University of Illinois warns of a hard campaign as he notes key losses including quarterback Froisty Peters due to a sinus operation and a midseason ineligibility rule. He aims to field a competitive 1930s era team despite gloomy outlooks from rivals. Eastern colleges begin practice with Yale Harvard Princeton delaying until Sept 15.
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Champaign
Robert Zuppke
University of Tuinois
Tiinois
Zuppke
Illinois
Pacific Coast
New York
U.R
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Altho
al ‘Lassman
Ed Hill
Ken Strong
Chick Meehan
New York University
Bery Follett
Violets
Bill, Ingram
Navy
Columbia
Biff
Jones
Army
Chris Cagle
Bullet
Louisiana
Lou Young
Pennsylvania
Opekun
Gentle
Jack Cannell
Jess Stanley
Dartmouth
Hawley
Joe MckKenny
Boston College
Columbia University
Charlié Crowley
White Sox Fall 7 to 2 to Browns in 17th Loss
Chicago loses another decision to St. Louis Browns, 7 to 2, Thursday. Harold McKain struggled on mound as Jimmy Ogden held Chicago to four hits. Box score shows Brown players Blue, McGowan, Manush and Schulte delivering key hits while McKain left early.
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Chicago
Harold McKain
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Ogden
St. Louis
Abrhpore Blue
McGowan
Ress
O'Rourke
Melike
Schang
Ogden
Potats Ceeeeeserereers
Cissell
Kamm
Reynolds
Rhires
Watwood
Metzler
Hoffman
Kerr
Berg
McKain
Clancy
Adkins
Totals
Louis Peveneer
Vecaeveecee Dol
Melillo
Clisse
Schulte
Blue
Kress
Atolen
Ogdem
McHialn
KitKaln
Lef
Bt. Louis
Bith
Pi McKalah
Kern
Bhires
Blus
Ghites
Cissel
Hottman
Rhites
Josing
Metaln
Morlarkty
Getsel
Boxing legends shape young contenders at Princeton gathering
At a Princeton club luncheon Gene Tunney and Muldoon discuss mind over matter and boxing's lessons. Tommy Loughran admires Tunney while Rogers Hornsby is praised by Joe McCarthy for steady training, discipline, and reliability with late meals and consistent routine.
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Princeton
Gene Tunney
William Muldoon
Muldoon
Graybeard
John L. Sullivan
Tunney
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Tommy
Dempsey
Sullivan
Corbett
al Singer
Benny Leonard
Ferrell Triumphs in 17th Victory of Season for Indians
Cleveland pitcher Wesley Ferrell earned his seventeenth win of the year as the Indians beat the Tigers 4 to 2 in Detroit. Ferrell allowed 11 hits, opposing Earl Whitehill, with strong support behind him to scatter Detroit’s lineup. Hodapp and Jamieson led Cleveland with multiple RBIs, while Detroit contributed several two-base hits and stole bases. Time, 1:58.
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Detroit
Mid
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland
Indians
Tigers
Ferrell
Earl Whitehill
Perel
Johnson
Westling
Whitehill
Hargrave
Fothergill
Evel
Hodapp
Jamieson
J. Bewell
Necimann
Alexander
Tavener
Force
Phillips
Morgan
Dehringers Nomeran
Kacrifiee
Updupp
Hadapg
Boston
Mass
Red Sox
Senators
Jack Russell
Sam Jones
Weshington
Ai Goslin
Cronin
Spencer
Berry
Delenie
Russell
Washington
Rothrock
Ftayes
Scarrtt
Myer
Gronin Speaker
Scarritt
Regan
Rice
Jones
Russetl
Burke
Nallla
Dineen
VanGraflan
Braves beat Giants in ten after heat hinders pitching
New York report says the Braves defeated the Giants in ten innings as heat forced New York to use five pitchers while Boston used three. Phil Voyles starred in center for Boston with a triple and a single driving in three runs. Mel Ott hit his 36th homer to tie the score in the ninth.
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New York
Braves
Giants
Mel Ott
Phil Voyes
Pennsylvania
Bostor— Abruhpore
Smith
Ooord Domes
Hood So Brands
Qeoney
Oogadond Tourie “Sr
Cor Smith
York
Fallis
Lindstrom
Terry
My. Jackson
Hogan
Farrell
Fitzsimmons
Mays
Bo Sereare
O'Parre
Serevere
Boston
Spohrer
Voyles
Richbbourg
Hagen
Sisler
Ott
Harper
Laree
Nils
Hell
Maguire
Richhbourg
Maranville
Brandt
Mauranville
Borton
Bells
Fitzsimmeang
Henston
Cooney
Scott
Genewich
Mays Q
Benton
Csaney
Gene~wich
Bobby Jones Chips with a Wrist Stroke in Golf
The article describes Bobby Jones using a light wrist stroke on chip shots to control run and backspin. It compares his technique to a rising bullet in a barrel and notes his stance with close heels and weight on the rear foot for distance control.
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Bobby Jones
Beth
Bobby
Calamity Jane
Neils
Jones
Ferther
Harvard Eyes Contested Fall Route From Horween’s Play
Coaches fear Harvard’s new passing wrinkle. Horween’s forward lateral setup creates a double threat, with No 1 breaking wide before a quick No 4 forward toss. Teams worry the combination could overwhelm defenses next season.
Brooklyn Grabs Pair of Games from Phils Club
Brooklyn won both ends of a doubleheader from the Phillies in Philadelphia. The opener went 4 to 9 with Dazzy Vance defeating Harry Smyth who took his first major league loss. The second game lasted 10 innings as Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 9 to 7.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phillies
Harry Smyth
Asheville
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Ees
Hal
Vance
Morrison
Daherry
Pleinichdinythe
wWhiloughby
Koupal
Lerian
Davis
Hiladelphia
Dudley
McWeeny
A. Moore
Pietnteh
Bouchland
Willoughby
Smythe
Leérion
Risko Loses to Christner on Foul Call at Public Hall
Akron heavyweight Christner defeated Johnny Risko by disqualification in the ninth round of a 12 round bout at Public Hall Cleveland. Referee Patsy Haley ruled Risko fouled, a call unpopular with the crowd as Risko had dominated most rounds except the third.
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Cleveland
Pi—K. O. Christner
Akron
Johnny Risko
Public Hall
Risko
Patsy Haley
New York
Brown Blows Up In Ninth As Cedar Rapids Wins
Keokuk Iowa Sept 5 George Brown pitched eight strong innings but gave up five in the ninth as Cedar Rapids plated five runs to tie the series. Erickson earned the win while Bates delivered a bases loaded triple in the ninth for Cedar Rapids.
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Keokuk
George Brown
Cedar Rapids
Bates
Erickson
English Women Gain Honors in Chicago Affair
The English Wightman cup team won over the western feminine stars in Chicago as Betty Nuthall, 18, defeated Edith Cross 6-1 6-1 in singles. Watson and Zinke beat Cross and Ruth Dexman 6-1 in doubles. Nuthall and Klingeman also played a set, then Thalheimer and Cross beat Klingeman and Nuthall 6-3 7-5 as the English team headed to Kansas City.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Betty Nuthal
Edith Cross
Miss Nuthall
Phoebe Watson
Clara Louise Zinke
Miss Cross
Ruth Dexman
Birs. Shepherd Barron
Louis L. Thalheimer
Betty Nuthall
Ells Klingeman
Thalheimer
Klingeman
Junior Clubs in Second Contest of World Series Today
Buffalo and New Orleans meet in Louisville to decide the American Legion junior world series game two Judge Landis oversees. Buffalo won the opener 6 to 4 and New York must triumph to claim the title and a special car trip to major league world series games this fall.
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Louisville
Kenesaw M. Landis
Nations
Buffalo
New Orleans
American Legion
Major League Leaders From September Games Highlighted
The article lists season leaders and standout players by team with batting, pitching, and fielding marks. Notable names include Ruth, Klein, Bush, and Simmons, plus team leaders from Cubs, Phillies, Athletics, Tigers, Browns, and Yankees.
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Ruth
Rears Ag Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Giants
Hornsby
Qubssess
Vr Vaux
Athletion
Gehrig
Vanerrs
Simmons
Vaey
Taeeee
Ted Ter Seeder
Tes Lindstrom
Giette Apetade
Bey Hogan
BRE
Tolel Vase
Sven A Ayer
Kerman
Robins
O'Daul
Hmnex
Hormsby
Cubs
Glanta
Hile-O'Daul
Douhlin
Frederick
Rohing
Waner
Plycates
Klein
Philtied
Biden
Cuyler
Cas
Bush
Hoxx
Athletics
Geringer
Tigers
Lort
Omaha to Celebrate Local Golfer Johnny Goodman
Omaha plans a city reception for Johnny Goodman, 20, who defeated Bobby Jones in the National Amateur tournament. Mayor Cowboy Jim Dahlmén urges citizens to halt pursuits and honor the orphan who grew up in St. James orphanage, worked as a caddie, and aims to become a lawyer.
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Omaha
U.P
Oday
Johnny Goodman
Bobby Jones
Jim" Dahlmén
Johnny
Jones
Atlanta
Vite
St. James
Airs. L. B. Webster
Standings and scores from multiple baseball leagues
The page lists standings for the Mississippi Valley League with teams such as Dubuque and Waterlon, plus yesterday's results. National League and American League tallies show Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, St. Louis, and Boston with varied records, while the American Association and Western League sections include Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Kansas City, and Omaha. Multiple games noted as scheduled or completed with modest details.
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Mississippi Valley League
W.T. Bet
W. L. Pet
Dubuque
Burton
Waterlon
Hookuk
Ifl
C. Rapids
RoIsland
Rock Island
American Association
W. U
Pet
W. LL
K. City
Columbus
St. Paul
Lowlaw Ec
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kapnaos City
Sb Paul Wo
Rolin
Milwaukee
Minneapolte
Wesce
W. Ju. Bot
W. L. Pet. Tulse
Fran iDenver
Topeka
Omaha
Moines
Wichita
Pueblo
Tulan Wes
BiWichita Sesiy
Oklahoma
Denver
Wolcott High In Gun Shoot At Manchester
Wolcott jr. of Manchester led a rifle range shoot held south of town with eleven marksmen using 30 and 22 caliber rifles. Scores listed show Wolcott 234 and Hall 230 among others as participants in the Labor Day event. Many attended the Immaculate Conception church Labor Day picnic drawing crowds from several towns.
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Wolcott
Manchester
Courier Special Service
Moser
Hammond
Raymond
Hall
Crabb
Lubridge
MacFedden
Hunt
Masonville
Immaculate Conception
Winthrop
Ryan, Montl
Independence
Waterloo
Oelwein
Iowa high schools rally for 1929 football season posts
About 12,000 Iowa high school students answered the call for the 1929 football season with an average of 40 candidates per team across 300 teams. Growth in participation continues as more schools add football to their schedules while rule changes are being prepared by the Town High School Athletic Association. Meanwhile J H Thornton joins Grinnell College faculty as assistant professor of American history at the University of Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George A. Brown
Town High School -Athletic Association
Brown
Gentral
Sioux City
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Red Oak
Jefferson
Centerville
Igwa
Towa City
J. H. Thornton
Grinnell College
University of Towa
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Schwartz
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