Giants Clinch Pitch Depth As Series Looms
The Giants rely on a deep staff led by Misters Hub Schumacher and But it isn’t likely that the kind of jeep CD hurlin have been. Terry may gamble with Luque or Dark as the bullpen tightens for a twin bill today. Ben McKechnie, Brandt, Betts, and Bob Smith remain in reserve as the pennant race heats up.
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Braves Dominate Giants 7-2 Behind Cantwell on the Mound
In New York Sept 1 the Braves beat the Giants 7-2 as Ben Cantwell scattered 11 hits for six innings. Vergez was sidelined for the season by appendicitis in Boston, while Randy Moore of the Braves broke a hand and will miss the rest of the year.
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Ruth worried by retirement talk from reporters
New York dispatch says Babe Ruth, age 39, is upset by headlines predicting his retirement. Ruth says he has not decided, will play next season if fit, and chides writers for planning his grave. A famous 1920s dinner with officials helped curb his excesses and extend his career.
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Lange Leaves Muskingum to Coach Kent State Football
W. F. Lange, longtime Muskingum College athletic director and coach, resigned to become head football coach at Kent State University. Lange succeeds M. E. Wagoner who moves to another department. Lange, a 1921 Wittenberg graduate and World War II Navy veteran, had coached at London and Cleveland schools before joining Muskingum in 1923.
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Banaski to Defend World Light Heavyweight Title in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports Joe Banaski world light heavyweight champion will defend his crown against Leo Wallick in a Labor Day boxing and wrestling card at the Gallia County Fair Grounds. The event also features Stacy Hall vs Larry Straub in one fall action and two boxing bouts plus a six-man blindfolded bout, announced by show managers.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Pirates Triumph in Baseball Notes
Yesterday's Heroes PIE TRAYNOR had four hits in six at bats driving in six runs for the Pirates. WALLY BERGER of the Braves hit his twenty fifth home run of the season.
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Pros Open Grid Seed On Sept 17
The National Football League will start its 1933 season on September 17 with Cincinnati at Portsmouth and Boston at Green Bay. The league adds three clubs Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates and Brooklyn Eagles reaching 10 teams and introduces eastern western divisions. The post season title game likely December 17.
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Wheeling Clinches Second Half Lead With 5-0 Win
Wheeling stayed atop the Middle Atlantic League standings by winning 5 to 0 over Charleston and holding a three and a half game lead for the second half title. Day ton beat Zanesville 14 to 3, Johns town defeated Beckley 4 to 1, and Springfield beat Huntington 5 to 2.
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Hicks and Wilson Favored to Meet for National Crown
Highland Park Nova Scotia. Enid Wilson of England and Virginia Van Wie of Chicago reach the national women's golf semi finals alongside Helen Hicks and Maureen Orcutt. Wilson leads 66 holes with seven under par, while Hicks trails Orcutt in a separate semi final bid. If both win, they would renew the 1951 Buff alo semifinal clash.
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