New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1929, Page 9

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A s this el ) 1 d 3 e samors s | 1ED HART BEATS SWEENEY piied o aena : “ g Champion Is Carried ET;[E\»EHOIQ by Former Title o o o i n i e OX | Holder—Big Three at Shuttle Meadow Clubh Sweep | ) E ret Through Quarter-Finals — Barnes, Humphrey and . ! i1 Wilson Fall Before Vicious Onslaught—Dave Man- | Sl i ring Is Eliminated From Second Sixteen—Details. 467 —_— | FOOT 5 ) i otice Session = =9 = Boh Patte Led on plays |t e ( went es and out for hoth of LR 1iAsTRO VS, Z0RILLA C’ ’ —_— — | A | Young Featherweight From Middle Hopes \ West to Climb Another 09ks Promising i off Milton G sion tur American e i Phil- ap is job. W h Rogers Hornsl Rrooklyn Robins divided a 1 header with the St. Louis inals, who once had penna tmbition the first game, 7 shutout il aid phrey, who OHHSCRIESIO! ed a stro me this su lee + logical opponent to pro . ] ney with keen competition b e e M ‘,» the two met, Bill knocks S but two of the holes on : ; el nine in par contin 4 on the upper until he DILIQ LS match on the 14th hole, fi BOLaRD : A ole and t he tried Clarence Rarnes’ §1 was no more | o got t 5 i effective against Ted Hart than a 91 | v would have been i e | romped 3 ending the match on the at D ol with a 20 foot putt for e R three, The bye holes were S out and Hart came home ifter going ont in 4 v 2 Gra- 4 to 0. suited s de- Ited 04 s to turn th d two singles on in the extra ses- ned t. who pitcher A rookic )y way of 1 he minors, rowns, 5 to 0 inning iray vas in another hall re the victim he New York Yankees Chicago White S0 ted ) header. Urban Ifaber won the opener for the Sox, 7 to 4. but Roy 1 Sherid, a recent acquisition, beat the nils Chi outii to 1. in the night cap.| | t s the Ockfords Despite f that “Lefty” of Ne Grove and Earnie Iarnshaw were in U'nd 1 of Dr. Frank | the box for Philadelphia, the Wash- 4 the mor: ington ors Dbeat the new pions in ten “Wirpo” Marberry r shot in checking the new HOME RUN CLUB | ders Ruth 4 ott, Gia Wilson, (‘ubs, 39 Philli 170y s, der . simmo Athle 31 | O'Doul, Phillies. 30 | A Wis., Sept. 23 (UP) Boftomley, (' I | § ¥ Liarl Mastro, who throws Hurst, Phillies, \ m loves than any 126-pounder Yesterday's Homers ‘ the dle west has in years Gelhert, Cardinals, | | will attempt to step another | Herman, Dodg ) on the ladder which he hopes!| T Giants, 1 | will carry him to the foatherweight | Hornsby, Cubs. 1 ! ¢ onshin Reynolds, Wh X, 1 | W meet the rongh, tong Durst, Yankees, 1 B Zorilla, who has won fro T | 1h men as Iznacio Fernandez, Bad National league T | M n Fidel Labarra [ 10 totals i 1 Kid Irancis, Bahe Tinth | nd Mitehell, ameng others JONES TELLS HOW 175 DONE { Howard Jones, football coach at Tohnny Law, Notre Dame guard | the University of Seouthern (alifor- | 1 captain. soent - the summer | nia, is publishing a hook **Ioothall 4 trundling vheelbarrow on th for the IFan™ in which he explains L) theory fhat it wonld develop driving | for the eustomers, who usua®y don't | power In his legs. lmm\\. what it is all about. | i Mannin not goi ried him to the 16t cinched the » and two to play t Retting their fir 0 na 11 1 ! Bald the way decided to play Geor Ited to him Saturday wd atter 1 < s surprise move and played 1 3. Like 1t minus a g me but he omer n the ofher missing In the upper | Gor take the matc i Er was on his game i o od and hooked his tee Is « too well has put in this The 19th, 20th and 21st. holes suis Vour wers halved. The finish- | ¢ 1ofe oW ed the mateh in Ha or when P Sweeney three-putt The re- U play It was a duplicate t year ex- this weel copt that Hart heat Sweeney on the entry list playe s 17th hole last September. full handicap, Satur Ormend es has proved fo he ni ended with four play the dark horse of the tournament for figst place. Curtis Booth He is a comparatively new player Noah lLucas and I. Cohdlan, at Shuitle Meadow but he used to t th were all two down fo shoot good golf at New Haven. 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