Unclear Sports Schedule Fragment With City Scores
Fragmentary report lists multiple baseball results and games across cities. Mentions Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia with varied scores and rain affected games. Details are incomplete and dates not specified.
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Ohio State player sidelined after injury during practice
Port Not Sweet Ware reports that Charles Rich of Ohio University will miss the rest of the season after an incident at football practice. The injury occurred Sept 14 during a routine drill and ended his season early.
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U.R
Ohio Ja University
Charles Richfyoming
Fischer and Goodman Fall Early in National Amateur
In Cincinnati on September 14 the 36-hole quarter finals of the National Amateur golf championship began. Kenwood Country Club’s treacherous layout felled top seeds including Johnny Goodman and Johnny Fischer as youth clashed with experience. Chandler Egan, once champion, stunned Goodman before losing to Jack Munger.
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Kenwood Country Club
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Johnny Fischer
Ross Somerville
Lawson Little
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Somerville
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Fischer
Chick Evans, Jr
Chicago
Chandler Egan
Max Marsto
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Jav« Westland
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Eddie Held
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George T. Dunlap
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Noyes
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Dunalap
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Birds and Eels All Square in Playoff Series
Minneapolis beat Columbus 5 to 3 in the second game of the American Association championship series. Rain suspended play for 52 minutes in the eighth. Harry Holsclaw starred for Minneapolis with a seventh inning rally and a homerless, near flawless effort. Joe Glenn Art Ruble and Bill DeLaney homered. 9,000 watched in Columbus with 10,000 projected for tonight's game featuring Paul Dean for Columbus and Walter Tauscher for Minneapolis.
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Leo Norris
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Jim Winford
Joe Glenn
Art Ruble
Bill DeLaney
Gob, Kingfish Ready for Go
In Chicago on September 14, Jack Sharkey, ex heavyweight champion, faces King Levinsky in a 10 round bout on the road back to the title. Sharkey hopes to follow a Sept 27 Philadelphia clash with Loughran and a potential Baer bout before facing Carnera next February. Levinsky seeks a win to advance toward a title shot after past losses to Carnera. Sharkey guaranteed 25000 dollars. Levinsky earns 20 percent of the gate.
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Primo Carnera
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Cubs Push Giants Toward NL Pennant With 2-0 Victory
The Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 2-0 as Carl Hubbell allowed two unearned runs in the first inning. The win trims the Giants lead to six and a half games over Chicago and Pittsburgh, with rain pushing a doubleheader to today and another to tomorrow as the finish nears.
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New York Giants
Giants
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chicago
Mighty Hubbell
Bill Terry
Ohio U Gridders Press Through Early Season Drills
Ohio University Bobcats continue rigorous practice three weeks before the season opener under Don Peden. After completing fundamentals in two days, the squad is moving into heavier drills with most players in good shape, aiming to sharpen for the 1933 campaign. Meanwhile, Philadelphia’s double-header in Cincinnati was rained out, with the Athletics splitting a twin bill against Chicago.
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Athletics
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St. Louis Browns
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Washington
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Bob Hilbert
Paul Halleck
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Cubs and Pirates win as heat yields to rain in practice
Yesterday's Heroes notes Cubs blank Giants and Pirates shut out Braves as nine and four hits allowed. White Sox pull a winning run on Minter Hayfs's eighth inning hit while coach remarks on practice in heat and upcoming scrimmage with roster absences and position shuffles.
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Cubs
Giants
Larry French
Pirates
Braves
Minter Hayfs
White Sox
Big League Leaders in Batting and Power Figures
United Press tally lists Ruth of the Yankees and Gehrig with leading batting and RBIs while Simmons of the White Sox, Goebel of the Congress team, and Manush of the Senators post high hit totals. Martin of the Cardinals has notable at bats and Klein of the Phillies among top hitters.
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Yankees
Ee Gehrig
Simmons
White Sox
Goebels
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Mario Ciandadsmnesamann
Martin
Cardinals
Manush
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Klein
Phillies
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Vines declines pro offer to help U S win Davis Cup
Pasadena on September 14 Ellsworth Vines, dethroned as national singles tennis champion, says he will not turn professional until the United States regains the Davis Cup. He revealed the stance after returning from the East where he lost early at Forest Hills.
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Ellsworth Vines
United States
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