Giants Sweep Pirates as Ott Vergez and Parmelee Lead
Giants win game one in the eleventh inning on a Terry homer with two on, then beat the Pirates 6 to 2 behind Bud Parmelee as Mel Ott and Vergez homer. The victory extends New York’s winning streak to seven and cuts Pittsburgh’s to six straight losses.
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Boston
Braves
Bill Terry
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Polo Grounds
Terry
Bud Parmelee
Pirates
Johnny Verger
Mel Ott
Slaves Idse
Ine Ulas
Freddy Lingstrom
Pittsburgh
Lindstrom
Pat Meine
Parmelee
Ott
Vergez
Chagnon
Swift
Meine
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Verger
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Traynor Ome
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Luque
Sirman
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Verne
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Purman
Senators Triumph 5 4 Over Tigers to Extend Lead
Washington rallies for three runs in the fourth after an umpire pitch ball call to Cronin and Kubel homers in the fifth, edging Detroit 5 4. Marberry and Burke combine for 18 hits allowed as Manush extends hitting streak to 33 games with a fourth inning single.
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Washington Senators
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Senators
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Hayworth
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Manush
Myer
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Washington
Serene
Roy Goslin
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Gehringer
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Bere
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Rosell
Kuhe
Kuhel Burke
Leit Rogelt
Marberry tFoxs
Kolis
Ormesby
Owens
Standings and results from major leagues and minors
Baseball standings show Washington and New York leading, with Detroit and Chicago trailing. Friday and Saturday results include Washington 5 Detroit 4 and Cleveland 6 New York 4, while Boston beat Chicago 8 1 and St Louis defeated Philadelphia 11 3. Minor leagues note Davenport, Keokuk, Peoria, and Quincy results with standings and upcoming games. Gordon Rhodes tabs White Sox series salvage in Boston 8 1 victory.
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Quincy
R. Island
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White Sox
Gordon Rhodes
Boston Red Sox
Rhodes
Red Sox
Milt Gaston
Harold Haid
Mac Smith Tops Western Open Field With 68
Mac Smith led Western Open golf at Olympia Fields with a 68 on the No. 4 course. Abe Espinosa shot 69 and Byron Nelson 70 to join a lead pack, while several stars faltered including Gene Sarazen, Johnny Farrell, Al Watrous and Al Espinosa. Dudley, Guldahl carded 73 as around 240 players tackled 6,599 and 6,682 yard layouts.
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Olympia Fields
MacDonald Smith
Carnoustie
Dudley
Guldahl
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Byron Neson
Texarkana
Tex
Mac Smith
Byron Nelson
Joe Paletti
Nelson
Ed. Dudley
al Huske
Elgin
Gunnar Nelson
Rockford
Ill
Massie Miller
Naviesville
Ind
Bob MacDonald
Harry Cooper
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Willie Goggin
Salada Beach
Johnny Lehman
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
al Watrous
al Espinosa
Smith
Detroit
Joe Smith
Oak Park
Wrestling Results Highlighting Winners and Upsets
Reported results show Matene Birtlenke defeating Oak Meth in a key bout while Nebrashi bested Pennings. The event featured several decisive wins across divisions with California and Colorado competitors among the noted victors.
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CTEM
PRESG
Toronto
Oak Meth
Matene Birtlenke
Roosens Vesteht
Nebrashi
Son Pennings
Ae Steele
Califor
Ceorer Sah Fatins
Colorado
Saints Wallop Toledo Club In Opener 12 To 5
St Paul wins season opener over Toledo club 12 to 5 as Saints erupt for seventeen hits. Thornton Lee and Bachman troubled, Harriss solid in key moments.
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Toledo
ST Paul
Saints
Thornton Lee
Bachman
Harriss
Montaguets & Ret
Powers
Crosby
Paul
Ross
Montague
O'Neil
Trosky Fenner
Hopkins
Jeffries
Todt
Reis
A Fenner
Montague O Neil
Har- Tiss
Staul
Rhiel
Detore
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Heck
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Jefries
Lee
McLaughlin
Swanson
Watkins to Entertain Williamsburg on Sunday
The Williamsburg baseball team will host Watkins at the local diamond on August 27 with a 2:30 p.m. start. Watkins features a visiting squad expected to provide stiff opposition on the field.
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Watkins
Williamsburg
Montana Beet Sugar Crop Shows Large Increase
Montana reports from four major sugar beet factories indicate a state crop around 1,000,000 tons this year up from 747,237 last year. Acreage contracted rose about 29 percent to 70,365 acres. Officials forecast 1933 production near 270,000,000 pounds versus 215,645,300 a year ago.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Quakers edge Sinclairs to lead M and J league
The Quaker Ovals rose to first place by defeating the Packers 6 to 0 after a scoreless four innings. Holmes and Melichar held tight until the fifth when Sinclair errors, walks, and hits opened the flood. Melichar allowed the decisive runs as Quakers pulled ahead and set up a key stretch against Engineers and Lighters in coming games.
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Holmes
Melichar
Hesse
Fuller
Bishop
Quakers
Engineers
Penick and
Ford
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Young
Hesserf
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Quaker Oats
Wernimont Koch
Wernimont
Thenhaus
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Atripek
Ay Holmes
Hall Lowe
Hares Sinclair
Uinvires Savel
Walbramt
The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instructional piece on the golf swing emphasizes natural down swing from the right leg and hips. It argues against rushing the swing, warning that forcing the motion harms performance and endorses a recoil-driven club acceleration for true golf expression.
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Horton
Equipoise Wins Hawthorne Gold Cup In Thrilling Finish
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney's Equipoise clinched the $25,000 Hawthorne Gold Cup in a stretch duel with Gallant Sir before a 20,000 strong crowd. The five year old finished two lengths ahead, marking his sixth straight win this season and lifting his career earnings to $314,420, third among American turf earners. Khayyam finished third after setting the pace, as Sun Beau and Gallant Fox lead the all time money list.
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Chicago
Gallant Sir
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Equipoise
Pennant Swinging
Two Helens Meet In National Final Today
California's Helen Wills Moody faces Helen Jacobs in the national women's tennis final at Forest Hills after Jacobs defeated Dorothy Round 6 4 5 7 6 2. Jacobs, the defending champion, adapts to Round's resistance while Moody deals with a back ailment and a renewed Jacobs challenge.
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Two Helens
Forest Hills
N. Y
California
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
England
Dorothy Round
Mrs. Moody
Helen
Betty Nuthall
Miss Round
Miss
Vines Cleared Of Professional Taint At Forest Hills
Elsworth Vines was exonerated by the Amateur Rule committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association after a two week inquiry into his amateur status. The Californian faced rumors he might turn pro after the nationals where he seeks a third consecutive singles title, amid ties to Cochet Perry and Crawford.
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New York
Elsworth Vines
Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Vines
Californian
Henri Cochet
France
Fred Perry
England
Jack Crawford
Australia
Toronto Girl Wins Canadian Marathon
Ruth Tower Corson of Toronto won the 1933 professional women's swimming marathon title in frigid Lake Ontario, finishing first among 36 starters in ten miles of challenging water.
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Toronto
Police Beat City Barn Firemen Win And Lose
Three diamondball teams of municipal employees played Thursday night. The police defeated the city barn crew 19 to 10 with Batteries Mikota Cunningham Janda and Eggleston. Firemen beat the Cedar Rapids Commission company 15 to 9 led by Pennington's home run. On Wednesday the firemen lost 12 to 4 to the public school janitors with Batters Hall Jones Forney Wortheam Ling and H Adams contributing.
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Janda
Eggleston
George Brefan
Cedar Rapids Commission Company
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Geskill
Pennington
Ben Benish
Hall
Jones
Forney
Wortheam
Ling
H Adams
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