Knepper Shows Form As Jones Leads Amateur Qualifiers
Rudy Knepper, a Midwest amateur star, shoots 70 in the second round of national qualifier at Short Hills. Bobby Jones posts 73 to lead with 143 two-day total, while Francis Ouimet and others face tough conditions on a demanding Baltusrol layout.
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Short Hills
N. J
Rudy Knepper
Middlewest
Bobby Jones
Knepper
Jones X
Long
Hnopper
Krepper
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Jones
Davis J. Walsh
N.S
Baltuston Country Club
Robert T. Jones
Watts Gunn
Jesse Guilford
Ross Somerville
Canada
Roland Mackenzie
Max Marston
George von Etman
Bill Fones
Bob Gardner
George Dawson
Lauren Upson
Paul Hayiland
Thietre
Elsworth Augustus
Dexter Cummins
Weven
Bobby
Ouvimet
Dawson
Vin Elm
Haviland
Upson
Bobby Agsin
Rungless
Ouimet
Maraton
Gunn
Guilford
Fownes
Mackerale
von Elm
Chick Bryant
Fred Wright
Woody Platt
Jack Westland
Merion
Oakmont
Balthsrol
West Union Girl Recovers From Blood Poisoning After Operation
In Oelwein Iowa a West Union girl Betty Burnham improves after an Iowa City hospital operation for a blood poisoning case traced to a cat scratch five weeks earlier. The report notes the initial injury healed but later complications required surgery, and she is described as progressing well.
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Oelwein
S. Spoo
Manda
Betty Burnham
West Union
Iowa City
John W. sfeGolf
Independence
Manchester
Harlyidle
Dyersville
Harold Zelgier
George Edwards
Paul
Robert Dwyer
Z. V. Mellott
Cedar Rapids
Mellott
Lisbon
Leverton
Kansas City
Paints
Missouri
Otto Birch
California
John McDuffee
Madison
Wis
Helen Brumlick
Chip Faeee
Qelwein
Lew Bradfield
Liv
Omaha
LaVerne
John Woodman
Chicago
Frank Stoker
Fox
Dickey
Oelwein Park
R. TE. Lease
Sumner
J. D. Miller
Roy Fox
Westgate
Carrie Wordyce
Oelweth
Cubs Defeat Phillies in Stroudsburg Report
Sam J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, writes to challenger warning about a possible early Dempsey fight. Corbett says Tunney could win if he survives the first three rounds and watches his defense.
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Stroudsburg
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Sam J. Corbett
Corbett
Tutors Will Get Hard Drills For Game On Sept
Cedar Falls Sept 14 Special With the first contest a week away and St Thomas Cadets from St Paul as the opposition Coach Paul Bender trains the Tutor gridders through long workouts The new men push veterans for varsity berths as reserves look good and a merry battle for starting jobs unfolds for the Hilltoppers.
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Cedar Falls
St. Thomas Cadets
St. Paul
Paul Bender
Hilltoppers
McCusky
Flower
Fisteel
Thomas
C. Andrews
Phelan
Grochowsky
Sindlinger
Sarsh
Delzel
Ravnin
Peterson
Kruever
Drury
Tollefson
Macon
Grr
Baseball Leaders and Highlights From Yesterday’s Games
National and American League leaders are listed with top hitters and pitchers. Key names include Bath New York and Wilson Chicago leading in categories such as hits runs and pitching. Notable stat leaders include Cuyler Pirates Runs 100 and Kremer Pirates 18 3 as a top pitcher.
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Bean
Philadelphia
Douthit
Louis
Grantham
TiSsbarsh
Kelly
New Y
Lindstrom
New American
Meusel
New York
Satonal Spereat Ony
American
Bath
Wilson
Chicago
Fife—Brown
Braves
Cuyler
Pirates
Bottomley
Cardinals
Walker
Heads
Waner
Curyler
Timtos
Kremer
Burns
Indians
Ruth
Mostl
White
Plehing—Dauis
Tigers
Drake freshman basketball and football star rises at Des Moines event
Des Moines hosts Drake University newcomers as Jon Sykes and teammates take up freshman basketball duties this season. Nearby, high school teams in Des Moines and surrounding areas prepare for early football and boxing showcases as regional sports action unfolds across multiple cities.
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Calloping
Jon Sykes
Des Moines Moines
Jack Spar
Drake University
Theonen
Drake
Des Moines
P. Moines Catharse Academy
Coto High School
Molnes
Shenandoah
Wicht
Tong
Pane Diener
Germain Hh
Eto
Ienieht
Bud Gorman
Tarevund
Charles J. Sherill
Europe
Newark
Jack Sharkey
Orlando Riverb
Mary
Scranton
Loulegash
New England
Billy Viiabeck
Jersey City
St. Paul
Minn
Johnny O
The Cottontail Rabbit Royals Of American Game
The article argues the cottontail rabbit is the king of American game, more vital to hunters than goose or duck. It notes the snowshoe rabbit is interesting for its color change, while the rabbit’s behavior, habitat, and rising popularity with .22 rifle hunting are discussed, contrasting with shotgun use for feathered game.
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Suimmer
Hint
Maine
California
Sporting Goods Deaters
Drake Gridiron Faces Tough Start With Veterans Lost
Drake University football, led by Captain Gail Fry, prepares for the Sept. 14 season opening with most of the varsity back by next week. Coach Ossie Salem plans heavy pre season drills for the Nebraska game on Oct. 2 as five veterans depart after a 14-0 win last year. Salem aims to match that result against Lincoln’s Bearg squad and build toward a key Annapolis clash with the Midshipmen later in the season.
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Des Moines
Gail Fry
Ossie Salem
Drake University
Solera
William
Bil) Boeler
Drake
Nebraska
Linegin
Salem
E. BE. Bearg
Lincoln
Wayal Academy
Annapolis
Nina
Dixon's Hawks Top Legion at Clinton in Formful Victory
Dixon's barnstorming Hawks beat Clinton American Legion 0 0 in a feature afternoon event at the American Legion convention. Anderson starred with a near perfect day, Hanso pitched well, and Charles Athote contributed a key hit and skillful defense as the club extended its win streak to three. The team schedules two more games at ierton and a Friday trip to Allison before returning home for a final local contest.
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Eo Tn. Dixon
Hawks
Clinton American Legion
American Legion
Viang Anderson
Hanso
Charles Athote
Ierton
Allison
Gilkerson Colorm Bays
Ant
Coast Football Faces Fresh Look With Departures
San Francisco September 14 A Pacific Coast conference season opens with many coaching changes and player losses. Notable shifts include Clarence Price replacing Andrey Smith at California after Smith’s death, Orin Hollingberry succeeding Exendine at Washington State, and Erb taking over at Idaho. Stanford’s Warner and Washington’s Bagshaw remain, while Nevers and Wilson depart from the 1925 stars. The California Stanford clash looms May 20 at California’s stadium amid a historically large crowd prospect.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Andrey Latham
Andy) Smith
Smith
Washington State College
Orin E. Hollingberry
A.A. Exendine
Hollingberry
Olympic Club
California
Exendine
Occidental College
Glenn Warner
Stanford
Enoch Bagshaw
Washington
Paul Echissier
Oregon Agricultural Eollege
Floward Jones
University of Southern California
Ernest Nevers
George Wilson
Washington Huskies
al Lert
Hawks Train Hard at West and East Highs
West High players endure long tackling drills and punt plays led by Olds while Harker shows potential in the plan and Makeover receives strong praise from players. East High completes a brief scrimmage as the team rallies behind coach Midge Makeover. Rockford considers Mission Valley league entry amid franchise sale talk. Anson, led by Hoyle, struggles to win the pennant with OLeary returning. Haselman leaves for Des Moines then Town University. Retreat of Town Episcopal clergy set for Sept 14 in Amex Ta.
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Voorhall
West
East High
West High
Olds
Harker
Intervilla
John Ortner Sees St. Louis Pennant Win and World Series Glory
Sage John Ortner of Garclay predicts St. Louis will win the pennant and the National League title, then triumph in the World Series over the New York Yankees, and also hopes Tunney will defeat Dempsey.
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John Ortner
Garclay
St. Louis
New York Yankes
Tunney
Dempsey
Bowling Alleys Readied for Season Start in October
Local bowling halls including Waterloo Alleys at 112 1 2 Fourth Street East and the Elks club lanes will be repaired renovated and opened by mid October. Proponents anticipate a record year for Waterloo bowlers with new leagues and games and plans to enter major tournaments such as the A B C tournament in March at Feuria Illinois.
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Waterloo
Fourth Street
Ir. A. Manahl
Manaahl
Manahl
Elks Club
Jack Campbell
Middlewest
Campbell
Courier
Feuria
New Hampton High School Opens Key Football Season
New Hampton in Iowa begins football under DePaul's Willam Fleming after a week of fundamentals. Thirty-two 42 candidates prepared for a tough schedule starting September 25 at West Union with a preseason tuneup vs Elma on September 17.
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New Hampton
Willam W. Fleming
DePaul University
Adel
West Uniton
Scott
Clark Keating
Stanley Keating
Schnurz
Holtz
Kennedy
Elma Ha
Tlampion
West
Charles Hampton
Cresco
Iminer
Osage
Decoran
Nest
Oclwein
Rice
Nashua
New Mpinnten
Tilden Hinges On Knee In Open Singles Playout
William Tilden, sidelined by a knee injury, may lose his singles title after a first round setback to John Van Ryn in a tense New York match. Eight American seeds survive the opening round as foreign stars also advance.
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New York
Finsi
William T. Tilden
Oteday O
Warest Suns
John van Ryn
Mrinceton
Tilden
Caggied
Jenkins
Little
Lionel Omen
Cranston
Famous trainer Mike Martin aids rheumatic pains in ball park
Mike Martin, long time trainer for Washington ball team, offers his liniment with a free folder detailing quick relief from rheumatism gout neuralgia and related pains. The advertisement claims stars like Walter Johnson Ty Cobb used the same remedy and promotes 2 ounce bottles for 1.00 plus four ounce options.
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Mike Martin
Walter Johnson
Ceveleski
Ty Cobb
Liniment Inc
Ball
Washington
TD. C
Linimen
Wangler Drug Co
J. Ailer
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Faterloo Evening Courier
Iowa
Bobby Jones Laas
Rudy Knehner
Ben Batsford
Atlanta
Caprese
Danny
Wom Cuk
Rob J. L. Bailey
Ali Lginson
Lenora E. Burnell
A. Mullark
M. Rosenbloom
Elizabeth S. Jv
Loan& Sorgs, Assn
Louisa A. Orr
Jay Chaplin
William L. Chaplin
Caryl Chaplin
The
State Bank of Bird Minn
Lester W. Miller
Prospect Place
CUBS
Phillies
Blake
Dean
Adams
Heathcote
Grimm
Freigau
Sere Cooney
Tiartnett
Willams
Leach
Wrightstone
Henle
Friberg
J. Wilson
Aultehell
Aes
Huber
Mokiun
Sxeating
Nixon
Lee Bee
Briberg
Anes
Philadelpa
Cooney
Harriet
Adar
Dew
Dean i Paso
Henline
Rearda
Sweeney
Quigley
GEPT
STORT
Dixon
Anderson
Legion
Clinton
Fast High
Midge
Bast Migh
Rockford
Marshalltown
Ansons
Frank Hoyle
Dan O'Leary
Anson City
O'Leary
Ringer Haselman
Tes Moines
Brake University
Towa City
Town University
Amex, Ta
NEW Hampton High School
Johny ‘Macready
Sumatra
George W. Hild Cigar Wintriuinra
Mtrern-Cox Company
Myorns Cox Co
Home Park
J Wills
Tepresent
Washington Ball
Eam
Trasher
Washington Baseball Club
Electric Park
Bill. Boden
Bob McGraw
Bobby Ward
Dave Nelson
John McGraw
Kid Villa
Soldier Caruco
Wells
Gootie
Kim
Williams
Pondar Mag
Dex Mothew
Postoffice
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