Leaders Cop 2nd Straight From Bruins
In a tense 12 inning affair the New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 2 1 as Bud Parmelee and Bill Lee matched in a tight duel. Augie Galan homered for Chicago, Joe Moore and Hughey Cruz sparked the decisive 12th inning run. St Louis beat Brooklyn 7 1 as Card hitters exploded in the fourth. Pirates beat Braves 4 1 behind Ralph Birkofer. Yankees beat Tigers 5 3 reducing the gap to 5 1 2 games. Red Sox beat Indians 6 1 in a rain shortened Washington St Louis game.
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Cubs
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Leroy
Bud) Parmelee
Bill Lee
Cub
Augie Galan
Parmelee
Travis Jackson
Hank Leiber
Lee
Joe Moore
Hughey Cruz
Bill Terry
Cardinals
Tom Zachary
Tex Carleton
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ed Brandt
Boston Braves
Ralph Birkofer
Mines Football Indians Team for Sept Twenty
Fragmented text references Mines football plans for September, listing players and positions and recalling 1982 squad. Mentions Indiana gridiron and Hoosiers, plus various names like Armbrust and Prode, with scattered notes on past games and weight, without a cohesive report.
Fragmentary OCR Item
The readable text is too incomplete to identify a person event or location with confidence. It appears as mixed digits and misread characters, lacking coherent nouns or dates to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
National League and American League season leaders listed
The record list names top players by batting runs, hits, and home runs across the Pirates Giants Cardinals Phillies Senators Browns Yankees Red Sox Tigers Indians and others. P Waner Ott Gehrig Gehringer Werber Chapman Foxx Gomez Ferrell are highlighted with their respective stats.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Terry
Giants
Ott
Collins
Cardinals
Alien
Phillies
Medwick
Suhr
Martin
Cuyler
Cubs
Schumacher
J. Dean
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
Trosky
Indians
Greenberg
R. Johnson
Chapman
Manush
Senators
West
Browns
Foxx
Athletics
Redsox
Fox
Gomez
W. Ferrell
Perry presses toward second American singles crown
Forest Hills details show Fred Perry aiming for his second U S singles title as Wilmer Allison and Sidney Wood Jr vie for a semifinal clash in the lower bracket. Frank Shields stands atop the upper bracket as the principal obstacle, with Allison facing Jack McDiarmid and Wood vs Marcel Rainville in fourth-round action.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Wilmer Allison
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Fred Perry
America
Allison
Wood
United States
Perry
Frank Shields
Carl Schweikhardt
Martin Buxby
Jack Talbot
Jack McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Tex
Marcel Rainville
Frankie Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
Roderick Menzel
Gregory S. Mangin
Menzel
Mangin
Oklahoma City Golfer Zell Eaton Rises In Amateur Circuit
Zell Eaton, Oklahoma City golfer, set a Trans Missqualifying record at Broadmoor Colorado Springs in 1983 with 60 68 187. He reached the semi finals before losing to Lawson Litule who fell to Gus Moreland in the finals. Eaton won the Western Amateur at Oklahoma City on his 21st birthday defeating David Goldman 4 and 3. He qualified for the National Amateur at Brookline after a Tulsa score of 141 and is noted as a strong rain contender.
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Rogers Hornsby Browns
Rajah
George
Brookline
Narragansett
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Broadmoor Course
Colorado Springs
Zell
Lawson Litule
Gus Moreland
Eaton
David Goldman
Dallas
Tex
Mass
Tulsa
Association matchups surprise early season slate
Cincinnati meets Philadelphia as New York visits Banton teburgh and Ston en 3reland. Joelphia travels to Detroit while New York plays Chicago. Washington faces St. Louis as Columbus hosts Louisville with Toledo going to Indianapolis. Milwaukee plays Minneapolis and Kansas City visits St. Paul.
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New York
Banton Teburgh
Ston En 3Reland
Joelphia
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Chicago
Washington
St.uis
Association Columbus
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Toledo
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Hayes rates Metcalfe greatest sprinter, Owens may outrun him
Billy Hayes of Indiana University praised Ralph Metcalfe as the greatest sprinter of all time in Memphis. He added that Ohio State star Jesse Owens will likely develop into an even faster runner.
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Memphis
Tenn
Billy Hayes
Indiana University
Hayes
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Army Eleven To Be Made Up Almost Entirely of New Men
West Point report on 1933 football shows a largely inexperienced squad with eight Plebes on the varsity. New assistant coaches join head coach Gar Davidson as Texas Jack Buckler captains the backfield with Joe Stancock Ed Grove and Ralph King in line for key roles.
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West Point
N. Y
Sept
Army
Davidson
Texas
Jack
Buckler
Joe Stancock
Ed Grove
Benny’’ Johnson
Ralph King
Buffalo
Jack Beall
Bob Stillman
Colorado
Arlett Nears Home Run Crown With 38 on Season
Rus sell Buzz Arlett pushed his season total to 38 homers with three more roundtrippers as Milwaukee and Minneapolis split a doubleheader. Lin Storti led Milwaukee with 30 homers, one ahead of Abby Wright, while Mickey Heath totaled for Columbus. Rain halted two eastern night games after early action.
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Chicago
Russell
Buzz) Arlett
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Miller
Brewer
Lin Storti
Abby Wright
Mickey Heath
Columbus
Brewers
Starr
Marrow
Vandenburg
Johnson
Arlett
George Devore
Jack Kloza
Billy Sullivan
Garland Braxton
Tauscher
Walter Tauscher
Leo Norris
Elton
Norris
Jackie Warner
Freddie Koster
St. Paul
Kansas City
Sylvester Closet
Gate Delay Boosts Fight Plans for Ross McLarnin showdown
New York reports a 24 hour postponement raises Madison Square Garden Bowl crowd expectations to 45 000 to 50 000 for Barney Ross and Jimmy McLarnin. Betting odds swing as Ross rises to favorite and weigh ins show both fighters near their target weights before the title defense.
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New York
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Island
Ross
McLarnin
Jimmy
Local Social Notes From Hebbardsville and Nearby
Eleanor Woolford and Toledo relatives return home after weeks with her mother Mrs. Jane Pratt. Visitors at Mrs Martha Blackwood’s include Florence Graham Columbus Rachel Drescher Nelsonville and Helen Radford Athens. Orville King and Carl King of Charleston W Va visit relatives. Elizabeth Tinker and son Harold of Kent were Sunday guests. her residence is being papered and painted.
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Eleanor Woolford
Toledo
Jane Pratt
Martha Blackwood
Florence Graham
Columbus
Rachel Drescher
Nelsonville
Wilbur Radford
Helen
Athens
Orville King
Charleston
W. Va
Carl King
Elizabeth Tinker
Harold
Kent
Columbus district open golf champs add big names
Four more golf stars joined the entry list for the first Columbus district open at Scioto Country Club September 26 to 30. Players include Al Sargent Toledo Phil Perkins Willoughby Abe Espinosa Chicago Tommy Shannon Detroit Russell Stonehouse Indianapolis Tommy Fillmore Detroit and Mortie Dutra Royal Oaks Mich. Previous entrants Denny Shute Leffoon Bill Mehrhorn and Harry Cooper also expected to play.
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Columbus
Scioto Country Club
al Sargent
Toledo
Phil Perkins
Willoughby
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Tommy Shannon
Detroit
Russell Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Tommy Fillmore
Mortie Dutra
Royal Oaks
Mich
Denny Shute
Leffoon
Bill Mehrhorn
Harry Cooper
Dr A K Buell Fires Second Hole-in-One At Athens Club
Dr A K Buell made a second hole in one in a month at Athens Country Club yesterday. He achieved the ace on the 122 yard fifth hole while playing with John Swanson and Harry Beckley, using a No 7 iron.
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A. K. Buell
Athens Country Club
John Swanson
Harry Beckley
Sam Willaman Joins Western Reserve With Veteran Squad
Sam Willaman, newly named Western Reserve coach, will field a veteran group with only four new players. He retains George Brown and adds Cyril Surington and Bill Edwards as assistants. The slate includes nine games starting Sept 28 against Akron, with an Ohio State showdown Nov 8 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Sam Willaman
Western Reserve
Ohio State
Willaman
Tom Keady
George Brown
Ohio University
Cyril Surington
Bill Edwards
Wittenberg
Edwards
Fostoria High School
Ivan Christman
Myron Ulrich
Clyde Colvin
Barron Keady
University of Akron
Joe di Donato
Cleveland Heights
Adrian Miller
Orrville
Harry Gordon
Harry Katz
Eugene Myslenski
Stars Shine In Big League Day Of Runs
Yesterday's box scores highlight Lloyd Waner of the Pirates driving in two and scoring once in a 4-1 win over Atlanta. Jorgen Arndt of the Yankees preserved a narrow lead with crucial throws as Chicago rallied in the ninth. Roy Parmelee of the Giants held the Cubs to five hits across 12 innings, while Bill Webber of the Red Sox drove in two in late rallies. Pepper Martin of the Cardinals led the attack with three hits and three RBIs against the Dodgers.
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Yankees
Red Sox
Detroit
Athletics
Yanks
Tiger
Chicago
Ted Lyons
Charley Ruffing
Johnny Murphy
Arndt Jordens
Cleveland
Gordon Rhodes
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Braves
Arndt Jorgens
Roy Parmelee
Giants
Cubs
Bill, Webber
Indians
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Dodgers
Northwestern to rely on lefty passers this season
Evanston Illinois September 7 Northwestern will feature strong left handed passers this fall. Wally Crukce the regular halfback last year and Eino Hayskar a sophomore back, son of the Finnish vice consul in Chicago, stand out as the team's top passers.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern
Wally Crukce
Eino Hayskar
Chicago
Tennis Star Vines Predicts Perry Pro Move Next Year
Chicago on September 7 reports Ellsworth Vines, hailed as America's greatest player of 1992, saying Fred Perry is likely to turn professional next year and join Henri Cochet Bill Tilden and the touring group.
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Chicago
Ellsworth Vines
America
Fred Perry
Ace
Henri Cochet
Bill Tilden
Troup’y
Lamanski Beats Rowe Mark in Western League Streak Wins
Frank Lamanski extended his win streak to 17 in the Western League with Davenport Iowa, surpassing Schoolboy Rowe of the Tigers who held a 16 straight wins record in the American circuit. Lamanski shows a strong 17 and 5 record.
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Davenport
Frank Lamanski
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Lamanski
Cards Cop Again Razorbacks in 1934 Southwest lineup
Fayetteville Arkansas September 7 1934 The University of Arkansas football squad projects as the strongest in the Southwest Conference this year with 19 lettermen and five seasoned reserves back Coach Fred C Thomson guiding a senior heavy lineup Seventeen players on the squad are seniors
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Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Fred C. Thomson
Art Students in Extra Roles On Film At Ohio Theater
Ohio Theater shows a Universal life drama with art students in film extras led by Leo Katz. Katz, famed painter who tutored Lukas and Gilson, painted leaders like Rosa Mond Pinchot and Diana Manners and ran murals at the Chicago World Fair. Also playing at Majestic is We’re Rich Again with Marion Nixon as Arabella Syken, a farcical tale of a country girl tangled with city cousins and a destined wedding. A Demon For Trouble, Hackel's Western with Bob Steele, opens at Court with fast action and strong supporting cast. The review lauds the film for plot, performances, and universal appeal to families.
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Universal
Vicki Baum
Ohio Theater
Mr. Katz
Diana Manners
Monaco
Rosamond Pinchot
Countess Szeching
Austria
Mr. Kats
United States
Vienna
Munich
Europe
Johns-Mansville
Chicago
Encyclopedia of Social Science
Columbia University
New York University
Marion Nixon
Majestic Theater
Alden Nash
Miss Nixon
Santa Barbara
A. W. Hackel
Bob Steele
the Court
Bob Mill
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Red) Blaik
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Fats) Ellinger
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