Senators Drill White Sox 14 to 1 as Gehrig Streaks Rise
Washington using Monte Weaver four hit effort and 16 hits total routed Chicago 14 to 1. Kuhel Schulte and Myer led in scoring with three hits each and four driven in by Kuhel. Walter Miller was knocked out in first inning as Senators tie AL season mark with ninth straight win.
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Trosky Sparks Toledo In 3 0 Win And Split For Blues
Hal Trosky hit a first inning homer with Powers aboard to lift Toledo to a 3 0 win over Kansas City in game one of a doubleheader. Kansas City bounced back to take the nightcap 10 8 as the Blues managed a split.
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The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Chester Horton explains golf wrist action as coordination between wrists, shoulders, arms, and club. He warns against abrupt wrist breaking mid swing, which disrupts tempo and control, urging gradual, coordinated wrist bend with the backswing.
Vines Rises Early In Newport Meet Progress
Ellsworth Vines extends Newport Casino form with a third straight win after defeating Bryan Grant in a 16 game match. He is set to meet Lester Stoefen in the fifth round as other seedings advance, including Alonzo vs Stoefen and Allison vs Gledhill.
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Alburnett Nine Trims Central City in 15 to 2 rout
Alburnett defeated Central City 15 to 2 at the Central City fair. Hemphill pitched strong allowing four hits and hit a home run, while Hemphill and Strait formed the Alburnett battery. Brown and DeLancey pitched for Central City as Alburnett pounded out eighteen hits.
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Policemen Defeat Public Improvements in Diamond Ball
The police department defeated a Public Improvements team 19 to 18 in a diamond ball game at Ellis Park. It was Public Improvements first game while the police have been playing for some time. Anyone seeking games with the city street department should call City Barn at noon.
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Picket Quits Picketing To Join Inside Force
In Portland Oregon Peggs Jean LeMasters abandoned her outdoor picket at a downtown restaurant to take a waitress job inside. The shop had no union affiliation but was found to observe union hours and wages.
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Waverly Horse Wins 2 15 Pace At Elkader Fair
Colleen Direct pacer owned by William Engle of Waverly won the 2 15 pace at Elkader fair, breaking the track record with 2:14 3/4 across all three heats. Betty Lou McKay, owned by Joe Gleim, swept the 2 18 trot with close margins.
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Baseball Standings and Scores from Thursday and Friday
The American League shows Washington leading with 73 wins and Chicago at 51. In the National League New York leads at 65 wins, with Chicago at 51. Thursday results include Washington 14 Chicago 1 and St. Louis 7 New York 6. Friday games: Washington at Chicago, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit. American Association results list Columbus 8 4, Milwaukee 6 6, Toledo 3 8, Kansas City 0 10, with St Paul 13 Indianapolis 5 and Louisville 8 Minneapolis 5.
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Boys Begin Play For Country Club Net Championship
The boys tennis tournament for the Country Club Championship opened Thursday under Bell Raymond. Play runs through Saturday with finals at 10 a.m. Defending champ Bob Stansbury is top seed, followed by Wayne Rogers Dave Brown and Sandee Jordan. First-round matchups include Stansbury vs Lamson Pickford vs Waples Brown vs Lindsay Eby vs Corey Rogers vs Waples Pfeiffer vs Nehis Jordan vs Brown Rogers vs Meyers.
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Grange Reverses Retirement To Rejoin Bears
Chicago report states Harold Red Grange ended his retirement and signed with the Chicago Bears for another season. Grange, with the Bears eight years and captain last three, was among the league’s top paid players as training season neared.
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Moody Beats Michell In Fourth Round At Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody dazzled 3000 spectators in the Forest Hills tennis championships, defeating Mrs. Michell of England 6-1 6-2 in the fourth round to reach the quarterfinals. American contenders Jacobs Palfrey Marble Cruickshank advanced, while Round Nuthall and Heeley also progressed in the women’s singles.
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Van Vechten Shaffer to Shores Co sp wd pi lot 1 add plat No 45
Transfer details show Van Vechten Shaffer to Shores Company specified as spwd pi lot 1 with plat No 45 including easements and personal property, plus all business and assets from receiver of Shores Mueller Co. sale for $1 and valuable consideration. Assumption of $34,000 mortgage debt. July 27, 1933.
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Gehrig extends iron man streak in 1,308th game loss
Lou Gehrig, the Yankees first baseman, set a major league record with his 1,308th consecutive game. New York fell 7-6 to the St. Louis Browns in ten innings as Roger Hornsby, managing the Browns, homered in the ninth and Oscar Melillo scored on Jim Levey's double in the tenth. Babe Ruth returned with his 27th homer of the season, trimming the deficit to seven and a half games behind the Senators.
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Fairfax Humbles Firefighters 12 to 2
Fairfax, Ia. The Fairfax base ball team defeated the Firefighters Sunday by a score of 12 to 2. Schaeffer of Fairfax allowed only five hits. Schmatt Corsello and Bean pitched for the Firefighters, Schaeffer and Bowen for Fairfax.
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