Crowder Shuts Yankees As Tigers Close Gap In Standings
In New York, Alvin Crowder allowed four singles and no runs as the Tigers beat the Yankees 4 0. Jo Jo White homered for Detroit and Goose Goslin drove in two more, while Mickey Cochrane and Goslin provided key RBIs in the third inning. The win trims Detroit within fractions of first place as Ruffing struggles after a long delay.
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EW York
Mickey Cochrane
Alvin Crowder
Yankees
Tigers
New Yorkers
Old Vic Sorrell
Yanks
Crowder
George Selkirk
Lou Gehrig
Red
Jo-Jo White
Goose Goslin
Ruffing
Marv Owen
Cochrane
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Goslin
Detroit
al White
Combs
Codine
Rolfe
Geh
Selkirk
G'nberg
Gehrig
Dickey c Roerell
Lazzeri
Fox
C'pman
Ef Owen
Croswith
l'Ruffing
New York
Dickis
Umpres
Entries Pile Up For Friday Swim In Marion Pool
Friday 8 pm Marion pool hosts a city meet with five divisions senior men women junior boys junior girls and novice. First three places will be awarded and a district AUT meet team may be selected. Patty Brown is expected to enter exhibition diving and Francis Presler will serve as official starter.
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Marion
Patty Brown
Francis Presler
McMillin Tops Poll For Coach Of College All Stars
Chicago voters rate Bo McMillin of Indiana highest in a poll naming a coach for the college all star team set to meet the Chicago Bears on August 29. Frank Thomas of Alabama was second, with Charles Bachman Michigan State, Bernie Bierman Minnesota, and Dr Clarence Spears Wisconsin also among leaders.
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Chicago
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Mame
McMillin
Pont
Charles Bachman
Michigety State
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Clarence Spears
Wisconsin
Filmer Layden
Notre Dame
Robert Zuppke
Standings and results across Western League and majors
Western League standings list Davenport and Sioux City leading with Davenport at .676 and Sioux City at .485. Tuesday results show Cedar Rapids 6 Sioux City 5 and Des Moines 7 Keokuk 0 with St Joseph Davenport rain and Council Bluffs idle. Wednesday games include Sioux City at Cedar Rapids and Keokuk at Des Moines with Davenport at St Joseph and Council Bluffs idle. In the majors New York leads with .647, Brooklyn .448, St Louis .628, Cincinnati .443, Chicago .611, Philadelphia .419, Pittsburgh .544, Boston .?. Wednesday results New York 4 St Louis 2 and Chicago 9 7. Brooklyn 3 6 Pittsburgh 8 4. Philadelphia 6 3. Boston at Cincinnati. Thursday games New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Major league standings show New York 51 33 .607, Boston 45 43 .511, Detroit 5 8 5. Philadelphia 37 45 .451, Chicago 46 36 .561, St Louis 28 57 .329.
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Brooklyn
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Phils
Phle
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
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Chicara
Washington
Cleveland
St .Louis
New
Night games highlight Wednesday results across cities
Louisville improved to 9 2 with a 12 6 win over Columbus as three night games headline Wednesday’s scoreboard. Other scores include Kan City and Indianapolis efforts across the circuit with mixed results.
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WOL Pet
Il Pet
Minneaplis
Allwaukee
Indianapli
Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Kan. City
Louisville
Browns Clip Red Sox To Shake Up First Division Race
St Louis Browns defeated Boston Red Sox 6-3 to move the Red Sox out of the first division. Rube Walberg allowed ten hits as Knott earned the win. Solters Pepper West and Burns helped drive six Browns runs with timely hits through the early innings.
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Boston
St. Louis Browns
Rube” Walberg
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Red Sox
Lyn Lary
Ray Pepper
Jack Burns
Moose" Solters
Pepper
Sammy Wests Twoebagger
Rolly Hemstess Fls
Joe Cronin
Johnson
Jack Notts
Knott
Sox
Innnings
St Louis
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Waters
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Salters
West Hemsey Wiliams
Pepper West Chul
Williams Johnson
Tarry
Carey
Burns Almada
Doharen
Walberg cLary
Summers
Owrne
Indians Rally Past Senators Twice in Doubleheader
Cleveland Indians win 10 6 in game one and 13 8 in game two at Washington. Hale homer fueled the ninth inning rally in game one while Hal Trosky also homered in game two as Cleveland erased early deficits. Washington pitcher struggles and injuries accompanied the crooked line. Bud Myer was ejected for protesting in the opener.
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Washington
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Hale
Donnelly
Buddy Myer
Indians
Hal Trosky
Campbell
Jake Powell
Vosmith Tf
Okuhel
Avericd Cf
Miles
Galatzer Cf
O Myer
Coppell Rf
Travis Jb
Trosky
Opowell
Manush
Bererr
Bee
Whitehall
Morr Aver
Strange
Berger
Vosmik
Knickerbocker
Phritns
Biuere Avers
Trocky Hale
Pravis
Myer Campbell
Bowse
Kane
Myer
Kianel
Curveland
Harder
Pett
Dinneen
Kous
Raiders Triumph To Take Fourth Place In Standings
Raiders win 6 to 5 in ten innings over Sioux City to move up from the lower bracket and into fourth place. Hal Epps Skeeter Webb and Frank Howard key the rally with a late homer and clutch hits as Ralph Mead closes the tenth. The club heads on a 13 day road trip after Wednesday’s home game.
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Earl Coughlin
Raiders
Sioux City
Cowboys
Sioux Tribe
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Howard Taylor
Hal Epps
Marchand
Hal
Skeeter Webb
Frank Howard
Ralph Mead
Bill Gould
Epps
Gould
Schinski
Luby
Whitehouse
Crossley
Wilson
Willingham
Monahan
Klinger
Blakeney
Webb
Gazette
Howard
Bocek
Whede
Zahn
Howlard
Mopehan
Skeeter
Boeck
Aenpaces
Vee Howard
Loos
Seaee
Larson
Ibanes
Moulder
Tb Sree
Mead
Bes
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Seeeys
Cedar Rapida
Epos
Whedr
Lefton Ases
Cedar Rapids
Runa
Cross- Jey
Kuinger
Ins
Thomas Leads In Voting For Coach Of All Star Team
CHICAGO UP Frank Thomas of Alabama Dr C W Spears of Wisconsin and Elmer Layden of Notre Dame led the first returns in the nationwide poll to choose coaches for the college all star team which meets the Chicago Bears at Soldiers Field Aug 29 The contest ends Aug 4 and players report Aug 10 to begin training for the game The leaders and vote totals were Thomas 20582 Spears 16662 Layden 15027 McMillan 13969 Schmidt 13741 Bierman 13062 Crisler 11615 Madigan 10621
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Chicago
Frank Thomas
Alabama
C W . Spears
Wisconsin
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Chicago Bears
Soldiers Field
C W Spears
Bo McMillan
Indiana
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
H. O. Crisler
Princeton
Edward Madigan
St. Mary's
Calif
Harbin Faces Rube Harbin at Cedar Park Show Semi Final
Hal Rumberg of Spokane battles old Georgia Hillbilly Rube Harbin in the Cedar Park arena semi main, as Sollie Slagel and Bobby Stewart headline the card. Nazarian meets Myslajek while Jimmy Bear referees, with drawing power at stake for both headliners.
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Lou Plummer
Cedar Park Open Air Arena
Hal Rumberg
Spokane
Wash
Rube Harbin
Sollie Slagel
Human Pretzel
Bobby Stewart
Huntsville
Okla
Man Mountain
Rumberg
Mike Nazarian
Stanley Myslajek
Minneapolis
Jimmy Bear
Marion
Pacho Favorite To Beat Tony Canzoneri In 10 Round Set
In Chicago Bobby Pacho, Mexican lightweight from California, is a 6 to 5 favorite to defeat Tony Canzoneri in a scheduled non title 10 round bout at Mills Stadium Thursday night. Canzoneri holds the lightweight crown.
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Chicago
Bobby Pacho
California
Tony Canzoneri
Mills Stadium
Des Moines blanks Keokuk Tribe 7-0 in rain shortened game
Des Moines defeated Keokuk 7 to 0 after four and a half innings as heavy rain halted play. Turpin allowed no hits in five, while Hudson and Ogorek powered the Demons with key hits and four runs in the second inning.
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DES Moines
Keokuk
Demons
Chelini
Ogorek
Jones
Hudson
Brightwell
Thomas
Mayer
Maple
Falk
Turpin
Denson
Keokuk Des Moines
l'Ogorek
Wise
O Jones
Wilord
O Hudson
Shiell
Bright
O'Holder
Spafore
O Luther
Clark
O Mayer
Shelin
Osgorek
Chellni
Wildpitch
Cheliut
Naylor
Williams
Brecklin Wins Class A Doubles In Iowa Trap Meet
Iowa trapshooters competed for singles and all around titles as Cr H Brecklin of Sioux City edged Dr P G Ingham of Mapleton in a 93 tie to win the class A doubles shootoff. Brecklin also claimed the Ottumwa diamond badge with a perfect 50 target score.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Iowa
Cr. H. Brecklin
Sioux City
Dr. P. G. Ingham
Mapleton
Brecklin
Ingham
Ottumwa
John Shempoth
Walcott
John John
Spirit Lake
L. H. Hoover
Dallas Center
Guy Ward
John Patterson
Des Moines
Chet Williams
John O'Roake
Valeria Oy
L Hoofnagel
Dawson
Bob Coffey
Prairie City
Davis
Waterbury
Gingham
Waters
L Yeaman
Logan
Marlowe Hoon
Jewell
Billy Hoon
Bane Wwartsorg
Thacker
Hamm
Oskaloosa
R. Meadows
D. Oslund
Fort Dodge
Billy Olson
Storm
Lakes Sereces
B .Schemmer
Rock Valley
Joe Fincel
Dubuque
F Cassler
Britt
John Shempolk
J McMann
Bettendorf
Oscar Knutson
Hanlontown
Walt Kelly
Iowa City
A. Meadows
Hoover
Dim Ford
Cedar Falls
Prank Fincel
Reece
Ray Venter
Sore Otto Radioff
Marshalltown
John Borreson
Creasey
Kingsley
Bud Lavell
Waverly
Stephenson
Dewitt
Mrs. L. Tinkham
Omaha
Neb
Calop Ree
Waterloo
W Edwards
Des Ponies
Billy Finch
Brookhiser
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Peasley
Sccvseressmagee
Bottger
Pairfield
O. Hansen
Dierks
Clinton
Ares
F. Hartwig
Kellogg
Charles Johnson
J Mitchell
Fort
Dodge Ril
Dr. Stevenson
Rockwell City
Ste
Sutcliffe
Sone
Foster, Wellma & It
Chapman
East Moline
Robinson
Bondurant
S Gaynor
Heaton
Fairfax A
H. M. Cooper
Marshallton
Gaynor
Siouxity
John Kidman
McCrory
Baxter
U Chapman
Bim Castle
Charles City
D McCrory
D. Russell
Saunders
Minneapolis
Marshalistow Ee Bagel
Logan Ve
Aeneene
S. Hoon
George W Netson
E. D Saupp
Gibbons Triumph Over Battaglia In St. Paul Bout
In front of a record crowd of more than 15,000 in St. Paul, Jack Gibbons defeated Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg by ten rounds. Gibbons won six rounds to three with one even, in a left handed stoppage style showing. Preliminaries saw Sharkey and Lee draw, Schaft outpoint Donavan.
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ST. Paul
St. Paul's Fighting Irish
O’dowds
Gibbons
Malones
Jack Gibbons
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Twin City
Battaglia
Winnipeg Battle
Frankie
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Paul Lee
Indianapolis
Henry Schaft
Artie Donavan
Chicago
Don Lynch Opens West Okoboji Golf Championship Strong
Don R. Lynch of Cedar Rapids Country Club won his first round match in the championship flight at West Okoboji Country Club defeating B. C. Johnston of Sioux City 2 up. Billy Hall of Boone, who beat Denmar Miller in Cedar Rapids earlier, also advanced to the second round. Judge Atherton B. Clark of Cedar Rapids drew a first round bye.
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Sprcial
Arnolds Park
Don R. Lynch
Cedar Rapids
West Okoboji
Babe Ruth Enters Competitive Golf Event
New York reports that George Herman Ruth known as the Babe will use his famed swing in a competitive golf event this week. He has entered the Westchester country club annual invitation tournament starting Thursday.
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New York
George Herman
Ruth
Westchester Country Club
Giants Clinch Crucial Victory In Pitching Duel
The New York Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 on a seventh inning rally aided by Pepper Martin error. Carl Hubbell limited the Cards to five hits and made key plays in the eighth and ninth. In Chicago the Cubs won 9-3 and 7-6 over Brooklyn to stay within a game of the Cardinals. Pittsburgh swept Philadelphia 8-6 and 4-3 as Birkofer and Brown shut down the opposition with help from Jensen’s homers.
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Giants
Cardinals
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Hubbell
Pepper Martin
Dick Bartell
Cardinal
Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn
Ken O'Dea
George Earnshaw
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Root
Ray Benge
Chuck Klein
Bobby Reis
Bill Lee
Danny Taylor
Demeree
D.taylor
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Boyle
Hack
Lopez
Munns
Hartnett
Cicago
Lee
D. Taylor
Herman
Cavarretta
O'Dea
Demarco
Klein
Earnshaw
Reardon, Quigley and Sears
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Quakers
Ralph Birkofer
Mace Brown
Guy Bush
Waite Hoyt
Philly
Woody Jensen
Birkofer
Bucs
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Brown
University of Iowa
Philadelphia
Pitts
Allen
Oldensen
Watkins
Oll
Waner
Moore
Olp
O Camilli
OlVaurhan
Verner
Dyoung
Hasiin
Chiozzi
SiSuhr
Wilson
Grace
Johnson
Hoyt
Bowman
Davis
Jorgens
Chiozza
Camills
Jensen
Vaughan
L. Waner
Jensene Watkins
Thevenow
Browns
Chicozza
Camuli
Young
Buhr
Byr Brown
Mits
Jordan
Bucher
Leslie
Kieln
Jurges
Root
Cuccinello
Jurves
Benge
Root Benge
Offill
Reis
Galant
Sears, Reardon
Quigley
Canada’s 1933 brewing industry valued at 30 940 000 dollars
The 1933 Canadian brewing sector was worth 30 940 000 dollars, reflecting the era’s production and market scale.
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Canada
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SOL Slagel
Eddie Jennings
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France
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Bass
Ringhofer
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Mooney
Tinning
Orcrodowski
Lecomte
Ryba
Osrodowski
Kansas City
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Limbert Bros
Independence, Ia
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