Doubles drama and Davis Cup talk in Britain visit
The piece traces Davis Cup plans and matches involving U S players including Stoefen and Allison, with England’s Davis Cup trip, quarter finals, and references to Perry, Lott, and national amateurs. It notes players missing from the lineup and the broader event format plus finances at the gate.
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Wilmer
Aler
England
Stoefen
R. Norris
Allison
Engbe
Jr. Stoefen
Ian
Gehringer Leads Tigers to 20 Inning Victory Over Cardinals
Tigers beat Cardinals 20 runs in 12 innings as Gehringer drove in key runs and Tankees Gomez held free hits. Selkirk contributed runs for the Cubs in a close game against the Dodgers.
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Gehringer
Tigers
George Tankees
Gomez
Selkirk
Cubs
Dodgers
Dean Jinx Still Gripping Giants In Opening Tilt
Paul Blanks Terrymen as the Cardinals win 2 to 0 in twelve innings, with Paul Dean tossing six hits over the marathon. Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons yielded six hits in defeat as St Louis stays within 4 1 2 games of the NL lead. Cubs also win 4 to 2 over Brooklyn as Guy Bush holds five hits. Tigers beat Washington 2 0 behind Lyn Rowe’s 23rd victory, while Lefty Gomez limits Cleveland in the Yankees 3 1 win. Athletics Browns game postponed.
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Dean Brothers
New York Giants
Cardinals
Paul
Dean
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Cubs
Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Guy Bush
Brooklyn
Tigers
Yankees
Lyn Rowe
Washington
Lefty Gomez
Indians
Yanks
George Selkirk
Athletics
Crowley Sees Fordham 11 Needing Breaks and Health
Fordham coach Crowley, 32, voices faith in luck and resilience for 1934. He notes the Ram backfield led by Joe Maniaci, a strong line, and plans a new forward shift to gain early yardage as he faces tough early opponents like St. Mary's, SMU, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Purdue.
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Southern Methodist
Tennessee
West Virginia
Purdue
Crowley
Skull
Mr. Crowley
Fordham
Joe Maniaci
First Blood St Louis Defeats New York in Low-Scoring Game
In a tense baseball clash at a neutral site, St Louis and New York finish 2-0 with late scoring. Key players include Mancuso and Ryan coming off the bench and Ott and Martin trading defensive plays.
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New York
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Roth
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Frisch
aWitraub
Ryandb
Mancuso
Ryan
Fitzsimmons
Ott
Martin
Football schedule inquiry from Richleaf Bakers seeks games
The Richleaf Bakers football team of Glouster seeks opponents in light and heavy weight classes within the district. Contact Ralph Gatchel, Glouster, for game arrangements and details.
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Richleaf Bakers
Glouster
Ralph Gatchel
Glouster 'Shto
Odds on Ross Drop to 6-5 For Title Bout
Barney Ross narrows the welterweight title odds to 6 to 5 over Jimmy McLarnin for the 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden Bowl tomorrow night. McLarnin heated up with a vivid workout as rains delayed the 10 day since the original date.
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New York
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Hope
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Ross
McLarnin
SONDINGS oeervarum Cincinnati at Boston
Incomplete sports card lists matchups across major cities including Boston Philadelphia St Louis New York and Detroit with teams such as Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh. No results or dates provided.
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Oeervarum
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
America Boston
Washi
Detroit
New Tees
Cleveland
Association Inatemne Ius Ahion
Nauisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Ineligibility Hits Ranks of Two Ohio College Elevens
The Associated Press reports eligibility rules and funding cuts affect Ohio colleges. Akron University bans guards Bob Bauer and Paul Byers. Kent may see Norvin Carter withdraw to work. Wittenberg adds Frank Mulligan and Boris Bambaloff. Bluffton drills new passing plays. Findlay fields a 21-man squad with two Erie sophomores moving to center.
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Ohio College
Ohio
Kent College
Ohio University
Athens
Stuart Holcomb
Findlay College
Erie
Bluffton College
A. C. Burcky
Harry Jump
Jim Creel
Jim Vogelsang
Abe Coleman Wins Bout In St Louis Mat Clash
Abe Coleman of New York weighed 205 pounds defeated Gino Garibaldi of St Louis at 32 minutes 3 seconds in a wrestling match in St Louis with Coleman throwing Garibaldi for the win.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Abe Coleman
New York
Gino Garibaldi
Lawson Little Poised to Win Amateur Championship Title
Brookline Mass September 14 The National Amateur golf championship centers on Lawson Little Jr as he leads a four man field. His rivals include David Goldman Reynolds Smith and Don Armstrong. Little seeks both British and American crowns in the same year a feat only Bobby Jones and Harold Hilton have achieved.
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Brookline
Mass
William Lawson Little, Jr
Pacific Coast
Texas Tyres
David
Specs) Goldman
Reynolds Smith
Don Armstrong
Chicago
Little
Wee Willie Turnesa
George Dunlap
Gene Sarazen
Golf Hall of Fame
Bobby Jones
Harold Hilton
England
Yachts Ready For Cup Races
Newport awaiting the America's Cup races with challengers led by T O M Sopwith's Endeavour and Harold Van derbilt's Rainbow. The event opens tomorrow nine miles southeast of Brenton's Reef with potential 1040 am starts and 15 minute delays if no breeze, as crews challenge for the 1851 silver trophy long held by American yachtsmen.
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Newport
R. 1
Brenton’s Reef
America
Isle of Wight
T. O. M. Sopwith
Endeavour
Harold
Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Enterprise
Sir Thomas Lipton
Middleport Opens Seed Tonight
Middleport High School Yellow Jackets begin the 1934 football season hosting Rutland under coach George Collins. Coach Clyde Battin faces losses but hopes veterans plus new players can carry the team through an 11 game schedule with Notre Dame style strategy and night home games except for Pomeroy.
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Middleport High School
Yellow Jackets
Rutland
George Collins
Ohio University
Clyde Battin
Battin
Allensworth
Riley
Lewis
Ensminger
Tucker
John Lambert
Roger Emmish
Daniels
Schaaf
Cunningham
Kinnard
Loka
Jim Pullin
Bill Butcher
Notre Dame
Pomeroy
Gridders Open Season Across Ohio Gridiron Night
Ohio high schools start play with 43 teams this afternoon or tonight and 60 more on Saturday. Alliance High School opens against two opponents, North Canton and Waynesburg, in a rare double-opener. Waite of Toledo defeated Rossford 26 to 0 last night.
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Pomeroy and Jackson
Battin
Rutland
Bill Pickens
Arnold
North Canton
Waynesburg
Waite
Toledo
Big Ten Teams Open Practice On Saturday
Five hundred or more hopeful players hit pre season drills as the Big Ten opens for 1984. Minnesota Michigan and Iowa named favorites, with Illinois Wisconsin Northwestern Purdue and others fielding new rosters under veteran and new coaches. Notre Dame joins in with Elmer Layden leading a Huskies squad seeking gridiron glory.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Huskies
Elmer Layden
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Bernie Bierman
Harry Kipke
Ossie Solem
Bierman
Francis (Pug) Land
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Northwestern
Dick Hanley
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Duane Purvis
Clark Shaughnessy
Boxing Roundup of International Matches and Local Bouts
At Paris Obie Walker 241 Boston stopped Hans Schoenrath 206 Germany five. At Philadelphia Lew Massey 186 Philadelphia stopped Frankie Marchese 133 New York seven. At Memphis Willard Brown 144 Indianapolis outpointed Tiger Burns 145 1 2 Sardis Mississippi ten. At Grand Forks Ernie Hetherington 14 Winnipeg awarded victory over Ace of Spades 186 Omaha in fifth round after referee Johnny Knauf knocked out the latter. Abe Hofer 145 Lisbon North Dakota drew no contest with Jock Thompson 42 Minneapolis. At Sacramento Young Peter Jackson 156 Los Angeles knocked out Manuel Pancho Villa 136 Los Angeles three. At Dallas Pat Murphy 145 Terre Haute outpunched Bobby Murray 146 Houston Battling Battalino 190 Mexico D F outpointed Jack Carter 121 Dallas.
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Memphis
Willard Brown
Indianapolis
Tiger Burns
Sardis
Miss
Grand Forks
N. D
Ernie Hetherington
Winnipeg
Man
Omaha
Johnny Knauf
Abe Hofer
Lisbon
Jock Thompson
Minneapolis
Sacramento
Calif
Peter Jackson
Los Angeles
Manuel Pancho Villa
Dallas
Tex
Pat Murphy
Terre Haute
Ind
Bobby Murray
Houston
Battling Battalino
Mexico
D. F
Jack Carter
National Public Links Championship Awarded to Indianapolis
The 1935 National Public Links golf championship was awarded to Indianapolis and will be played the week of July 20. Announcement came from the United States Golf Association.
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Puslinsn Seite
Brookline
Mass
Indianapolis
United States Golf Association
Ovaltine Promoted as Healthful Sleep Aid and Nutrient Support
The advertisement touts Ovaltine as a pure food product proven by physicians across countries. It claims the hot bedtime serving induces sound sleep, aids digestion, rebuilds nerve and brain tissue, boosts energy, and was used as a wartime ration for invalid soldiers. It also recommends for nervous children, nursing mothers, convalescents, and the elderly, with a coupon offer for a trial supply.
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