Young Star Wins Final In Waterloo Amateur Golf Tour
Waterloo youth Carrol Bud Stuart defeats Ralph Lasche 3 and 2 in the final to claim high honors in the Stonyside Country Club fall invitation tournament. The event drew 275 players across 14 flights, with Stuart dominating the field through insistently precise approach shots and steady play. Guests praised the tournament as a success, though long delays marked match play across the Waterloo course.
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Bud) Stuart
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Donald Bottenfield
Byrnes
Cubs Can Clinch Flag Today After Dodgers Loss
Chicago moved within one game of the National League pennant by routing Brooklyn 13 to 4. Root earned his 17th win as Hornsby slugged his 37th homer and Tolson collected four hits. Jimmy Frederick homered, doubled, and singled, nearly matching the NL record for two-baggers. Crowd of about 40,000 watched as the Cubs stayed hot heading into a pivotal day.
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Ghost writers pen yarns for players and giants
The piece notes a yearly fuss when pennant winners use ghost writers for memoirs and speeches. It cites athletes, including John McGraw, who may dictate or review material, with McGraw joking he will wait for a book form before reading wife stories in the press.
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Daily Press
Flight champions and runners-up list by matches
Champion lifters and runners-up across flights list: SIXTH FLIGHT G M Willam and Hodgers with Milo Miller and Lynel as runners up. EIGHTH FLIGHT Leo Mac and Raymond. NINTH FLIGHT Mullan and Den Cannon. TENTH FLIGHT GOG Hawn and Ludtke. FOURTEENTH FLIGHT J Koch and Gersherberger with names repeated variably.
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Spaulding Loses Key UC Players in Eligibility Decisions
In Los Angeles on September 16, California head coach Bill Spaulding faced loss of two top reserve tackles as Ray Tandy transferred to Berkeley and Russell Huse from Glendale was declared ineligible. Previously Eddie Lyons, a top halfback prospect, was ruled ineligible.
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University of California At Los Azpelos
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University of ‘California At Berkeley
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Glendale
Eddie Lyons
Winter baseball series tied to football season
Davis J. Walsh notes winter baseball may intrude on football and Rose Parade week. He recalls 1911 and 1910 series timing, potential travel days from Chicago to Philadelphia, and possible clashes with major games as frost threatens, noting ice cream concessions and the need for rain days. He asks who holds the ice cream privilege for the series.
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Stolen Bases and Pitching Leaders Highlight Cubs Athletics Clash
The record notes Chicago Cubs Bush securing a win while Simmons of the Athletics leads batting with 368. Gehringer of the Tigers drives in 191, Manush and Miller among doubles and triples leaders. Ruth tops homers with 44. Grave and Ochringer tied to missing figures as Athletics hold 20 wins.
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East High Eyes Tough Season For Football Club
East High under coach Midge Makeever builds a strong football lineup with weight and speed, eyeing a potentially undefeated run. Scrimmage against Vinton High showed the Orange and Black look sharper, though the schedule opens against East Des Moines and Davenport, making a perfect season challenging yet possible.
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Big Ten Elevens Open Practice Under Parity Hopes
Chicago Sept. 16 United Press—Big Ten football teams began official practice amid Western rule restrictions. Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota are favored for the title with strong veterans. Illinois leading with 17 lettermen and New coach Bob Zuppke building around Captain Crane Wiete and Gordon. Minnesota touts Tanner and Brackmyer. Wisconsin rests on backfield strength after graduations. Michigan under Harry Kipke promises fast progress. Northwestern and others seen as dark horses. Violets scrimmage context notes New York university training prep at Farmingdale.
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Sam) Barry
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Jacobs Defeats Miss Nuthall In Exhibition Match
Helen Jacobs of California defeated Betty Nuthall in straight sets 8-6 8-6 in the exhibition against British Wightman cup players. Mrs. Anna McCune Harper fell to Mrs. B C Covell 8-6 3-6 9-7. British team to depart for Los Angeles for the Pacific Southwest championship opening this week.
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Sonnenberg to defend heavyweight title in L A match
In Los Angeles on Wednesday night heavyweight champion Gus Sonnenberg of Boston will defend his title against Nebraska giant and former champion Doe Stecher. Stecher has trained to counter Sonnenberg's flying tackle, but Sonnenberg likewise predicts victory.
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Army to hold first scrimmage Tuesday at West Point
West Point notes that on Sept. 16 Army coach Birt Jones will lead the Army squad through its first scrimmage Tuesday. The report mentions 11 players but lacks full details.
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Birt” Jones
Will
Army
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