Jacobs Clinches Wightman Cup for U S at Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs of California carried the load for the United States to win the Wightman Cup for the third straight year despite illness on the Moody/Wills team. She defeated Peggy Scriven in three sets 5 7 6 2 7 5 to clinch the cup after Betty Nuthall and Dorothy Round had earlier victories for Britain.
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Miss Marble
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Miss Babcock
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Harper Best Of Marengo Hurlers In Diamondball
Marengo’s Third Ward tops the city league batting with a .251 average in a season ending at the top. Pitcher Lloyd Harper of the Hot Shots led in effectiveness with 44 strikeouts and 30 hits allowed in eight games. Marvin Fetzer of the Bears followed as second ranking pitcher as the Bears tied for the lead in their final game.
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South Side
Penn A C Annexes Rowing Title At Chicago Regatta
The Penn A C of Philadelphia won the national rowing championship at the 61st annual regatta on the World's Fair lagoon in Chicago. They captured seven firsts and two seconds, with Undine Barge Club also from Philadelphia taking multiple events. Other clubs winning more than one championship included West Side Boat Club Buffalo N C Bachelors Barge Club Philadelphia Lincoln Park Boat Club Chicago and South End Boat Club San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Warneke Hammered as Bucs Beat Cubs
Hal Smith held Chicago to five hits as the Pirates won 6 to 2 to pull within three games of the league leader. Lonnie Warnecke took the loss for the Cubs as Traynor led Pittsburgh with three singles and Demarce, Suhr, Vaughan, and Hartnett figures filled the scoring sequence.
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Giants split doubleheader with Phillies on Saturday
In Philadelphia the Giants won the opener 11 to 3 and lost the nightcap 7 to 3. New York piled 19 hits behind Schumacher for his eleventh win as O Doul homered twice in the first game. Chuck Klein hit his nineteenth homer in the sixth for Philadelphia.
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Reds Bolster Infield With Valley Leaguer
Cincinnati announces Tony Robello a young infield talent from Rock Island of the Mississippi Valley league will join the Reds to strengthen a crippled infield. Robello has played with Rock Island since spring training with Cincinnati.
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Maytag Falls to Lawson Little in Broadmoor Tourney
In Colorado Springs, Lawson Little of San Francisco defeated L. B. Maytag of Newton, Iowa 2 and 1 in the Broadmoor invitation semi finals. Little, medalist and top national amateur, overcame Maytag’s uphill bid as Harry Gandy eliminated Vern Stewart in the other semi. Maytag, defending champion, ends title hopes as Little rises as favorite.
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Little
Iowa
Western Net Title Taken By Oakland Calif Youngster
Donald Budge of Oakland California won the Western Junior Tennis Championship by defeating Russell Ball of El Paso Texas 6-0 6-4 7-5 on the St John’s Academy courts. Robert Harmon of Berkeley Hills California took the boys title by beating Roy Velinder of San Antonio 6-0 6-1. Junior doubles went to Trevor Weiss of Chicago and Bennett Dey of Pasadena 7-5 6-0 6-2. Art Jorgenson and Charles Shostrom of Chicago won boys doubles 6-4 6-1 over Bob Borcherdt of Manitowoc Wisconsin and Roy Velinder.
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Oakland
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Russell Ball
el Paso
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St. John's Academy
Robert Harmon
Berkeley Hills
Roy Velinder
San Antonio
Trevor Weiss
Chicago
Bennett Dey
Pasadena
Fred Benker
Topeka
Verne Johns
Denver
Art Jorgenson
Charles Shostrom
Bob Borcherdt
Manitowoc
Gallant Sir Wins Hawthorne Special Handicap
Gallant Sir owned by Norman W. Church of Los Angeles won the Hawthorne handicap before 15 000 spectators. Big Brand and Waylayer finished second and third as Gallant Sir edged Evergold by a length and a half clocking 1 52 1 5 for the mile and a furlong.
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Badgers Return to Iowa City for 1933 Homecoming
Wisconsin meets Iowa in the October 21 1933 game at Iowa City marking the Badgers first homecoming visit since 1912. The 1932 Big Ten contender aims to avenge three recent losses to Iowa, hoping to beat the Hawkeyes at their home for the first time since early meetings.
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Equipoise Scratched From Saratoga Handi cap
SARTOGA SPRINGS N Y Hopes that C V Whitney s champion stake horse Equipoise would set a new American weight carrying record were dashed when the horse was withdrawn from the Saratoga handicap He would have carried 142 pounds and given significant handicaps to rivals leading trainer Tom Healey to scratch the unbeaten colt this year
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Local Diamondball Teams Split Pair At Dubuque
The Searles Dairy diamondball team defeated Kraft's 4,000 team 9-4 in Dubuque on Friday night on the lighted field. Burlingame struck out eighteen. The opening game saw Three-Minute Cereal fall 6-4 to a Dubuque team. C Michalek and Schrader pitched for the cerealmen. Dubuque and Searles set a doubleheader at Ellis Park on Aug. 13 with McAllen umpiring.
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Goodman Will Not Play In Western Open Meet
Friends of Johnny Goodman the United States open golf champion said Saturday he does not plan to enter the Western Open in Chicago late this month.
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Chicago
Second Round In Decorah Golf Tourney
The Gazette reports the Decorah Oneota Golf and Country Club hosts the second round of the men s handicap tourney with pairings listed. The women s handicap tourney reaches the semi finals with Mrs Nora Morss and Mrs Soph Kochendorfer advancing and awaiting semifinal opponents from the remaining matches.
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Luther Baker
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Tom Baldwin
E. J. Hook
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Otto Solberg
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C. W. Brown
N. R. Jones
Joe Huber
Charles Greenley
Sherry Robinson
L. W. Buckton
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Mabel Amundsen
Laura Lynch
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Ruby Graham
Florence Greenley
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Vinnie Solberg
Leila Altfilisch
Martha Krome
Frank Windle
Clare Hanson
Toledo Beats Kansas City 4 2 In Odd Game
Toledo rallied after five scoreless innings to defeat Kansas City 4 to 2. Trosky delivered two blows as Mace Brown struggled, giving Toledo the series lead in a weathered game at home.
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Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Team Heads to Dubuque Match
The Cedar Rapids Horseshoe club will send a six man squad to Dubuque Sunday to face pitchers from that city at Eagle Point park. Both teams have one win and one tie and are considered among the strongest in the state. Cedar Rapids features Doc Haines S Rubik R Sheetz B Stoney L Burges and A Thomas.
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Ellis Park
Frisco Man Wins National Public Links Championship
Charles Ferrera of San Francisco defeated Robert Lee Miller of Jacksonville 4 and 2 to win the National Public Links golf championship for the second time. Miller battled back through the day but Ferrera held the lead, with a key water carry on the 34th hole deciding the match. Ferrera earns the Standish trophy, becoming the second two time winner.
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Francisco
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Hawkeye Football Schedule for 1933 Lists 3 Old Foes
Iowa City notes the 1933 football schedule includes Minnesota Iowa State and Nebraska as rivals. The Minnesota game in Minneapolis on Oct 28 marks the 27th in their series begun in 1891. Iowa’s Iowa State series dates back to 1894 with gaps, as does the Iowa Nebraska rivalry.
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Marion Advertisers Face Alburnett In Sunday Tilt
The Marion Advertisers host Alburnett at Marion American Legion Park Sunday at 2 30 p m. Chub McConaughy will pitch for Marion and Stearns is in the lineup for the game.
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Senators Stretch Lead With 3 2 Victory Over Red Sox
Washington nips Boston 3 2 to stretch its lead to four games over the Yankees. Monte Weaver pitched tightly in relief. Dusty Rhodes misplayed a couple of balls, while Myer and Hareris drove in runs. Joe Judge, in a new uniform, scored the Sox's lone two runs.
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Shields Wins Two Titles in Meadow Club Tennis Tourney
Frank X. Shields of New York captured the singles title by defeating Frankie Parker 6 2 6 2 6 1. He then teamed with Parker to win the doubles title against George M. Lott and Sidney B. Wood in a marathon match 6 4 2 6 3 6 6 2 18 16. Dwight F. Davis presented the trophies.
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Wrestling and Boxing Show at Cedar Park Arena
Cedar Park hosts a mixed wrestling and boxing card on Saturday August 12 headlined by Charlie Pappas known as the Terrible Greek from Silvis. Scissors Dick Diederich of Marion faces him in a one fall bout with no time limit. Two wrestling matches and twelve boxing rounds fill the card with Jim Bear vs Charlie Krantz in the second wrestling bout set for two of three falls.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
Washington leads the American League table with a 64 35 record followed by New York 60 39 and Cleveland 52 54. Weekend games showed Philadelphia routing New York 8 2 while Cleveland beat Detroit 15 to 1. Pittsburgh toppled Chicago 6 2 and St Louis beat Cincinnati 3 2. Sunday schedule includes Chicago at St Louis and New York at Brooklyn.
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Yankees Rally Fails as A's Blow Past Inning Eight
In New York on Saturday the Yankees fall behind after Gomez walks batters and errors aid Philadelphia as Jimmie Foxx drives in three with a bases loaded triple. The Athletics win 8 to 3, sealing a third straight victory.
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