YOGKUNSEN WINS FIRST ROUND IN 1928 CITY GOLF
Jockumsen triumphed 2 and 1 over Kilgore in a feature first round match as Yogsunsen leads the defense of the 1928 city golf title. The first round concluded Saturday with favorites advancing, semifinals set for Sunday at Byrnes Park, and further rounds to follow this week.
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Iphiblic Unks
Byrnes Park
Rerb Peuth
Harold Jockumsen
Smith
Shaving
Dick Graham
Cing
de Quilt
Jockumsen
Jockumsen-Lawréice
Kilgore
Wools
Wackumsen
Sherman McNally
W. D
Bel
Johnston
Don Bottenfield
Spike Willams
H. Paulsen
Louis Cummings
George Gregory
Fred McClain
George Rath
M Bottenfield
Dickson
Cummings
McClain
McNally
Louis ‘Walker
Donald Rawlings
Benannkuk
Jac Ges
Rudd ‘Alexander
John Findlay
H. Cc. Dixon
J. L. Anderson
John Davis, Jr
Bob
H. &. Taylor
P. A. Swan
Ralph Harmon
E. W W. Bening
Harris
Yagla
Dixon
Alexander
Davis
Taylor
Walker
Pannhuk
Harwon
Dick Rugg
Owe
Rugg
Roy Browne
Seven Veterans Nucleus of Parsons grid squad
Sept 10 report shows Parsons football aims for fourth straight conference title with Coach Devine relying on veteran line and nine returnees. Key players listed include Mortimore, Page, Pape, Lexie, Bogarde, Swanson, Johea, Wise, Warren, Olin, and Barnes across guard, tackle, end, quarterback, fullback and halfback roles.
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Sifield
Gienn
Devine
Parsons
Iowa
Max Mortimore
Brighton
Wilbert Page Ee
Sigourney
Clarence Pape
Fairfield
Hornish
John
Lexie
Albia
Ordoor
New London
Bogarde
Tyckfeldate
Robert Swanson
Irlington
James Johea
Ottumwa
White Sox sweep Indians as Metzler hits homer
Cleveland September 10 White Sox beat Cleveland 10 to 1 behind Ted Lyons. Metzler hit a two run homer in the eighth after Vitek Swanson, Hudlin start. Hudlin pitched seven innings for Cleveland, Lyons held the Tribe to seven hits. Final: White Sox 10 Indians 1.
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Cleveland
Willis Hudlin
Waggoner
Okla
White Sox
Bill Eatem
Sox
Alex Metzler
Karl Swanson
Httle Dutchman
Blackburne
Ted Lyons
Tribe
Hudlin
Harder
Indians
Southpaw Bayne
Chicago
Spore Mosul
Shires
Ib Reynolis
Humefield
If . Kamm
Swanson
Metaler
Redfern
Berg
Sores Lyons
Powe
Xxz
Dorman
Rains
Blackerby
Metzler
Lynn
Hodapp
Acsler
L. Sewell
Lind
Sarin
Sarin~ Fees, Lyons, Mostll
Redefern
Montague
Hamp
Swansea
Lyons
Bayne
Bara
Weeble
Camp Hildebrandt
Perkins and Jones Lead National Golf Duel at Brae Burn
Bobby Jones faces a field of top golfers at Brae Burn in Newton Massachusetts as the National Amateur begins. English contenders including Walker and Ouimet aim to topple Jones who enters as a leading threat with a strong driving game while other favorites like von Elm and Mackenzie try to challenge.
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Bobby Jones
Brae Burn
Newton
Mass
Beng Ixken
Jones
Feld
von Elm
Sweetser
Sitr Arans
Mackenzie
Ouimet
Errat
Newport
Miumber
Evans
Smith
Golf Advice Overload Warns Champions Play It
A veteran says the average golfer takes too much advice from many sources and should stick to his natural style. Too much theory can confuse a player and shift focus from where it matters—timing and balance in the swing.
Jones Dominates Amat. Golf Field At Brae Burn
West Newton correspondent reports Robert T. Jones Jr. is considered the sure favorite to win the Amateur Championship of America at Brae Burn. The field includes Von Elm and stars like Ouimet and Evans, with Jones' record since 1923 highlighted by three amateur titles and two British Open titles.
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Davis J. Walsh
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West Newton
Mass
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Jones
George von Elm
von Elm
Jesse Sweetser
Chick Evans
Frank Dolp
Dr. Oo. F. Willing
Harrison Johnston
Max Marston
Gene Homans
Phillips Finlay
Ben Stein
Roland Mackenzie
Watts Gunn
Francis Ouimet
England
Minikehda
Minneapolis
Maurice McCarthy
Cubs Seek Record at Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs draw 46,000 fans at Wrigley Field on Sunday pushing season attendance toward 1.1 million. The team set the league attendance record last year with about 1.19 million paid admissions.
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CUBS
Chicago
U.A
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Big Six Conference Officials to Meet in Kansas City
Athletic directors of the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Association known as the Big Six are to meet in Kansas City on September 14 to set schedules for basketball baseball and track and to select officials. Football rules will be discussed September 15 at a meeting called by Kansas State’s athletic director. Coaches and officials from colleges universities and high schools are invited. Dean Beyer may convene the faculty representatives as well.
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Ames
Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Association
Kansas City
T. N. Metcalf
Iowa State College
Iowa
State
W. Beyer
Division of
Indu
Tris! Science
F Ahearn
Kansas State College
Dean Beyer
Giants Set Record Pace for Championship Contention
The New York Giants under McGraw dominate early baseball history, with only three finishes below second place from 1908 to 1925. They claim multiple pennants, fourth and second places, and a string of championships, while Boston Red Sox rise alongside. Birds sing chiefly in the nesting season.
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Washington
Saris
New York
Ash
Louis
Simons
Phila
Steer
York
Jas
Simmons
Philedonle
I Waner
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Hornsby
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Bisler
Lindstrom
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Waner
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Gehrig
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Benton
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Poubles
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Ya ‘Riples
Combs
Yanks
Stater
Red Sox
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Reer
Associated Press
New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
Giant
MccGraw
Boston Red Sox
Gochet Favored in Tennis Meet
Forest Hills N Y Sept 10 America's greatest tennis prize the national singles championship opens today with 64 entrants including top American and international talent from England Australia France Canada Japan Cuba and Mexico Henri Cochet is the favorite as Rene Lacoste waives defense of his 1926 1927 titles and assigns the stake to the Frenchman. John Hennessey and George Lott remain among the leading American hopefuls as the field begins play toward next Saturday's final rounds.
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Forest Hills
America
Réne la Coste
Rene
Henri’ Cochet
Cochet
England
Australia
France
Canada
Japan
Cuba
Mexico
Tilden
Johnston
John» Hennessey
George Lott
Altho
Lott
Rounessey
Uncle Sam
Bear Story of Season Dampens Purdue Prospects
Lafayette Ind Sept 10 Purdue losses mount as star end Raymond Welch suffers a knee injury from a summer baseball twist. Two braces keep the leg immobile and jeopardize early season games. Coach James Phelan already advised for rest. In a separate note Galanus, aged 73, ended his life by self immolation, a quiet act of despair.
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Lafayette
Ind
Raymond
Welch
Stair Boilermaker
Purdue University
James Phelan
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