Nowa Net Flash Faces Tough Foe in Third Round
Forest Hills New York September 4 With the national team and singles championships field cut from 90 to 46 a third round field is forming. Eighteen survivors already had third round byes or wins, while 28 others sought the remaining 14 third round spots. Notables idle included Big Bil Tilden Frank Hunter and George Lott. Shields defeated Kenneth Appel 6 3 6 3 6 2 to reach third round.
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Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
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Austin, Tex
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Barnes
George Lott
Chicago
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Bunny) Austin
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Herbert G. Bowman
Phil Neer
Shields
Kenneth Appel
Ruth Homers as Yankees Triumph Over Tiger Club
The Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 9 to 3 as Ruth, Gehrig, and Dickey homered. Babe Ruth belted his fifty seventh, Lou Gehrig his thirtieth, and Bill Dickey his tenth, while Sorrell and Yde pitched for New York and Detroit weaknesses aided the visit.
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Yank Marksmen to Keep Dewar Trophy
Camp Perry Ohio September 9 The United States international small bore rifle team outscored England by a wide margin and posted 7877 points of a possible 8060 to retain the Dewar trophy for another year England Australia Canada South Africa and the United States compete for the prize on their home troops each year
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Loughran Sharkey Clash Sets Fighter Path To Title
Tommy Loughran aims to push into heavyweight title contention with a Sept. 26 bout against Jack Sharkey. The Philadelphian, at 175 pounds with plan to add ten more, faces formidable rivals like Victorio Campolo Schmeling and Schmeling era contenders. Campolo’s courage stands out after a brutal debut in Buenos Aires, while Schild events recall Firpo’s dramatic MSG upset over Brennan in 1923.
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Max Schmeling
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Monte Mina
Nebraska
Buenos Aires
Munn
United States
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Bil Brennan
Madison Square Garden
Bill
Fitpa
Brennan
Waterloo golfer Jochumsen captures third straight city title
Cedar Falls golfer Harold Jochumsen defeated Don Bottenfield of Waterloo 7 and 6 to win the Waterloo city golf title for the third consecutive year at Byrnes Park. The match drew about 200 fans, with Bottenfield briefly leading early but Jochumsen pulling away after the turn as Bottenfield misfired on several putts. Jochumsen was medalist and had earlier beaten EB Kelly and Kech plus Fred McClain to reach the final.
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W. D. Johnson
Maine Develops Fine Forward Pass In 1928 Opener
A 1928-era report describes Maine's use of a new forward pass play in an opening game with Yale. Coach Brice deployed Ends Nos 1 and 3 Wing back No 3 and passer No 6 Abbott to draw defenders left then pivot into a rightward pass. The plan aimed to keep Maine undefeated through 1928 start as Captain Zackarian’s eleven prepare to use the tactic in fall action.
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Vance Back in Form as Robins Top Pirates 2 1
Danzy Vance regained speed to beat the Pirates 2 to 1 in Brooklyn yesterday as the Robins won the one-game set. Walter Gilbert drove home the winning run with a first-inning single for Pittsburgh, while Vance and French delivered a pitchers’ duel until a late break.
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Cornell Boys Report Seeks Fresh Material for 1929 Eleven
Ninety three candidates reported to coach Gil Dobie at Cornell for first instructions as twelve lettermen from 1928 are missing. Dobie sees promising sophomore material for replacements in the coming season.
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New York University Football Camp Trains With Band
In Farmingdale New York the NYU football squad begins fall training with the 10 piece NYU band. The band camps alongside the players and participates in daily practice on the gridiron as preparations for the cheering season begin.
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Cyril Tolley Hitting Far and True
Sol Metzger analyzes Cyril J H Tolley as a top U S amateur off championship driver. The piece explains Tolley s length and technique comparing his swing to an arc and left shoulder alignment, promising tomorrow s article on physical movements and inviting readers to request Metzger s tips on driving.
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U.S
Cyril J.H. Tolley
Brfton
Cyril J. H
Sol Metzger
Iowa Council to Air Troubles at Confab Tuesday
Iowa officials prepare for a Tuesday meeting to discuss NCAA and Big Ten issues related to recruitment and reinstatement status. The conference targets the Iowa program after admissions showed loaned funds tied to notes and ongoing probes. Possible removal of Justin M. Barry and two coaching candidates will be considered. Penn squad nearing scrimmage as fall training continues in Cape May.
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Upsets Mark First Matches in Manchester Golf Club
In Manchester Ta Sep 9 opening round of the home club tournament at Manchester Golf and Country Club saw three favorites fall in the championship flight and several upsets in lower flights. Twenty three foursomes began play Sunday. Klaus beat Dutton 2 and 1 while Gosling defeated Jones 3 and 2 and Burbridge beat Hickman 2 and 1. Yoran led 2 up over Dunham at fourteenth hole when play paused for darkness. McKeag beat Gom 4 and 3. Baxter edged May 1 up. Grems beat Klaus 2 and 1. In other results Dittmer beat Rous 6 and 5. Theodre Bhelly beat Greene 6 and 5. McFadden beat May 2 and 2. Ainte defeated Nipman 5 and 9. Bronson beat Smith 2 and 2. Bangs beat Kuhlman. Murray beat Hermann 2 and 1. Snyder defeated Dygert 4 and 3. In President’s Flight Keag 4 and 2. Yoran beat Haltmeyer. Couser beat Long 3 and 2. Secretary’s Flight Weems defeated Turner 5 and 3. Erates defeated Griffin 6 and 5. Treasurer’s Flight May defeated Nelson 2 and 1. Nelson loses nine mile race to Clarence Ross in Montreal, Ross winning the St Lawrence swim. Nelson second two laps behind.
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Davenport Takes Last of Season From the Tigers
Davenport defeats Dubuque 8 to 7 in 13 innings to close the season as the Mississippi Valley league champions fall in a high scoring finish. Hall and Nydahl delivered late singles with two outs and a wild pitch to seal the victory for Davenport.
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Hornsby 19 star as Bruins lose to Braves 19 11
Chicago Sept 6 The Cubs host a free hitting contest to the Braves yesterday 13 to 11 as Hornsby leads the attack with his thirty first home run and two base hits. Crowds of 34000 witness a pitching duel featuring Bush Carlson and M Ganros with Brant winning for Boston and Carlson taking the loss.
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