Yankees pound Indians to tie for AL lead
New York beat Cleveland 9 3 to pull even atop the American League with Washington a game behind after Detroit defeated the Senators. Crosetti homered in the eighth as the Yankees collected 13 hits off three Cleveland pitchers and moved to 43 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Crosetti
Yankees
Ruth
Leveland
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Yanks
Cleveland
Vavra and Lynch Reach Semi Finals in CC Golf Meet
Johnny Vavra advances to CC tinular semi finals by halving and birdieing key holes to beat Ed Soboda Jr 3 and 2. Don Lynch followers beat Ed Killian 3 and 2 to join him as Darrow and Welch already moved on. Semi finals likely Friday or Saturday with other flights also reaching round two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Vavra
Glen Darrow
Don Lynch
Frank Welch
Vavra
Ed Soboda Jr
Lynch
Ed Kuan
Darrow
Welch
E J Carey
J L. Lindsay
Soboda
Johnny
Killian
Killiaon
Yarra
Vetch
J A Yesner
R C
J Moon
Tom Yarnall
Holmes
Draun
Dunshee
Verne Marshall
GC Wheeler
GOLFER PLAY THIS SHOT WITH CHESTER HORTON
A golf lesson discusses an uphill lie and 210 yard shot on a water guarded fairway. It advises using a high brassie or spoon for the 80 plus shooter and explains stance and ball position to avoid mis shots.
Quakers Triumph 2 0 Over Cities Service In Five Innings
The Quaker Oats team defeated Cities Service 2 to 0 in a five inning M and J league game at Daniels Park. Mumma blanked the hitters until the fourth, Thenhaus delivered a two run single in the sixth to seal the win as Garden and Thenhaus contributed key plays in the field and at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats and Cities Service
Daniels Park
Mason
Mumma
Quaker
Garden
Cronkite
Verrimont
Holmes
Thenhaus
Ore
Rock
Rollison
Buss
Langswager
Wagner
Lanting
Risch
Kieth
Vernimont
Quaker Oats Company A
Heck
Fisten Ort
Tane Gapger
Waener
Munim Op
Tata's
Cince Service
Warnee
Hase
Lansing
Pisch Haimes
Oftcher Lansing
Quakers
Jane
Dar Papi Engineers
Earlville
Hopkinton
Standings and results from multiple leagues and games
The page lists standings and results for the American League and American Association with teams such as Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Boston St Louis Chicago and others. It includes Thursday and Friday results and scheduled games across leagues with mentions of cities and team abbreviations.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
St Lows
Cleve
Washington
Detroit
Atv
Utat
Cago
Cernia
Thersday &S Res Lts
Cpeace
Prscyrh
Three Iowa Fresh Athletes Shine In Three Sports
Three versatile freshman athletes at the University of Iowa earned numerals in three sports each and are viewed as strong candidates for the 1933 football team. Lawrence Haltom Tingley, Charles May Britt, and Dwight Hoover Town City won baseball and track honors, with Haltom contending for the quarterback spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Lawrence Haltom Tingley
Job Haltom
Charles May Britt
Hoover Town City
Sprne
Prac
Youths In Final Of Southwest Iowa Meet
Shenandoah and Creston players reach the golf championship final as teams from southwest Iowa contest a regional meet. Sid Richateson and Karl Moelenbarker advance for Iowa State College in a closely fought pairings match with Tremon of Beeford and other finalists awaiting results.
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Iowa
Shenandoah
Sid Richateson
Creston Bieh
Cho Bow
Karl Moelenbarker
Towa Staite Colege
Towa Ritarison
Bobby O'Dowd Beats Salvatore In Waterloo
Bobby O'Dowd defeats Salvatore in Waterloo oiling a close finish. The report highlights O'Dowd's late surge and Salvatore's strong effort, leaving spectators with a tense conclusion and local notes on the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby O'Dowd
Salvatore
Waterloo
Undefined night game notes mix of teams and players
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names and numbers from a basketball night game in Minneapolis. The garbled lines reference teams such as Madison, Garland, and Minneapolis players Braxton Poll Murray and others. No clear scores or outcomes are readable.
Ainsworth And Lone Tree Tied For Lead
Washington reports Ainsworth and Lone Tree share the lead in Cepat Town baseball standings after Ainsworth beat West Liberty and Lone Tree defeated Hoob this week. Riverside beat Nichols. margin in the league remains close with low scores noted.
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Ainsworth
Lone Tree
Washington
West Liberty
Hoob
Riverside
Nichols
Jabs Highlight Sparring Results Across Cities
The AP boxing roundup notes Tamata losing on points to Tierman in Kalamazoo while New York’s match ends with a narrow outpoint for Serres. Other bouts feature Muff St Lots defeating Trankie Wuchre, Reed Quinney besting George Daw, and Vancouver’s Tawassenid stopping Stanislins Loe.
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TH Association Press
Hartford Conn
Jinems
Fetc
Tamata
Tierman Mertik
Kalamazoo
Stanislins
Avza
Chile
Intercollegiate golf tourney quarter finals in Williamsville
Youthful stars from scattered regions reach the 36 hole quarter finals of the 37th national intercollegiate tournament in Williamsville New York. Matches include Charley Yates Georgia Tech Vincent Fehring Notre Dame Walter Emery Oklahoma vs Bob Cachran Sir Louis Hawk Kowal Colente vs C T Birch Dartmouth and Rodney Biss Princeton vs Wilson Marks Omaha Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsville
Charley Yates
Georgian Tech
Vincent Fehring
Notre Dame
Walter Emery
Universaty
Oklahoma
Bob Cachran
Louis Hawk
Kowal Colente
C T Birch
Dartmouth
Rodney Biss
Omaha
Cornell
Wilson
Cards Trim Giants 6 3 To Narrow Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 7 to 3 in the opener of a series, narrowing the NL lead showdown. Carleton earned his 11th win, holding Giants to six hits before a late rally. Ethan Allen hit a disputed home run that was erased by a batting out of turn call.
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NEW York
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
New Yorkers
Cardinals
Terrymen
Watson Clark
Luque
Ethan Allen
Carleton
ST _LOUIS
Martin
Frisch
Orsattt
Sess
Collins
Medwick
Owe Allen
Sacs
Wilson
See Durocher
Weeere
H Criz
O'Doul
Etmeneee
Terry
Vergez
Seeee Moore
Ae Mancuso
Klein Powers Phillies Past Pirates with Two Homers
Chuck Klein collected four hits including two home runs as the Phillies beat the Pirates 6 to 4. Klein tied the NL homer lead with his 14th and 15th round-trippers, driving in a run with a pair of singles. Heinie Meine started for Pittsburgh and was charged with six runs while Philadelphia’s Elliott earned the win.
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ST Louis
Jimmy Fom
Batte
Sers
Philadelphia Athletics
The
Louis Browns
Casman
Gerasons
Cremer
Philadelphia AP
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Berger
Braves
Klein
Heinie Meine
Bartell
Elliott
Fallis
Pittsburgh
Lindstrom
Comorosky
Waner
Traynor
Vaughans
Suhr Tb
Thevenow
Younr
Meine
Harris
Philadelphia
Fulus
Klein Rf
Hurs
Chumerich
Warner
Todd
Knothe
Eliott
Rhem
Totas
Dyresburghy
Waner Comorosky
Piet Lindstrom
Fu Remiech
Vauban
Suhr
Hurst Bartel
Thurst
Harris Bain
Rheme
Reardon Moran
Quigley
Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Ray Steele 215 pounds defeated Lon Mummer in Baltimore while Jack Washburn of Boston beat Sid Westrich 225. Joe Savveld of Three Oaks Michigan defeated Stan Pinto in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
New York
Ray Steele
California
Lon Mummer
Balmore
Jack Washburn
Boston
Sid Westrich
Phil Adelphia
Joe Savveld
Three Oaks
Mich
Stan Pinto
Nebraska
Texas Athletes Take Junior A A U Title
Texas Neighborhood Athletic Association captured the team title at the national junior AAU track meet in Chicago led by Rice Institute and coached by Ernie Hjertberg. James Johnson of Illinois State Normal won the 100 meters and John Simmons led the 1,500 meters for Texas. Owens of Cleveland AC was edged in the 100 meters by Johnson in breezy, rain-prone conditions.
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Chicago
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Ralph Metcalfe
Texas
Owens
Jim Johnson
Illinois State Normal Negro
Johnson
East Tech High School
Charlie Paddock
Texas Neighborhood Athletic Association
Ernie Hjertberg
Rice Institute
Texans
Michigan Normal
Ilinois State Normal
Louisiana State
Denver A
John Simmons
A. C
James Johnson
Illinois State Normal
Cleveland A. C
James Owen
Iowa City
Edward Siesel
A. C. Brooklyn
Gordon Dunn
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Irwin
Elwyn Dees
Kansas
Joe Hall
Tampa
Flat Track Association
Manley Edwards
Los Angeles
A C
Michael Portanova
Boston
A. A
Harry Werbin
Michigan State College
William Brenner
Witneis State Normal
Arthur Martin
Millrose Club
New York
Allen
Loween
James McKinley
Michigan State Normal
Billy Roy
Love Plan
New Orleans
David Hunn
Elkhart
Duck Mrurer
Sacramento
Palit
Carl Nichols
University , Nebraska
Ray Lowry
Richard Baldry
John Slanek
Denver A. C
Cyril Pelucha
University of Pittsburgh
Cleves
R. Hale
Exes
Donald Gray
University of Nebraska
Armin Druesicke
Hinsdale
Stanley Wudecki
Middle Atlantic Association
Philadelphia
Clarence Holst
Montana State College
John Clive
Keystone A. C
Pittsburgh
Joe, Snedeker
South Parks
Heye Lambertus
Deoils Taylor
Jersey
City
Ned Bacon
Cincinnati Club
J. W. Herring
Lew Lewis
Shore A. C
New Jersey
P. P. Shea
Illinois
Chester Cruickshank
Denver
A G
Raymond Fries
J. C. Petty
A.C
B. M. Irwin
A. G
Ed Moeller
Charles Modleczewski
Shore A .C
Gantt Miner
Vernon Scott
Brigham Young University
I New Junioe A. A
Edward Finanagan
A. Anna
Cornell
Cooper
Albert King
Great Lakes Mutual A. A
Detroit
Albert Silber
William Buree Meter
View
Dert Nelson
Butler University
Don Benedett
Leonard Powers
Fred Schatte
Robert Jackson
Fenn A. C
Amos Abrams
Hammond
Ind. A. C
Forrest Harvey
Monroe Walton
Melevern Trutt
Ind
Way
Land Dunaway
Pennsylvania State College
Roprif Donald Fleet
Nathan Blair
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Wallop Indians
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Macks
Browne L
Walt Nats
McAfee
Rogell Hasworth
Hunt McAfee
Schubb
Nd Walker
Fry Ross
Babe Ruth
Gomez
Joe Vasmik
Vosmik
NEW_YORK
Ss Gems
York
Lstes Voss
Eher- Rigas
McNair
Cramer
Jontitten Mr . Coleman
Beeen
Willes
Lars “S . Grove
de Tota
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Sebvey
Lotus
Johnson A
West
Baeho der
Pires
Vavras Yar
Eichin
Vavtra
Killilan
Asean
Yeeore
Gene Ei Ee Geet
Derson Ter
Jan MoMey Wu
Chester Horton
Tee
Fariville
Waterloo Laundry
National League
American Association
Edo
Lee
St Paul
Toledo
Mississippi Valley League
Quincy
Ava Sprinefield
Springfield
Fort Doder
Oman Ce
Soerk Ray Cave
Ower
Tan
Tatea
Law Oon Bachman
Healy
Marrum
Thompson
Coumpur
Tadianapols
Miwauiker
Monreapess
Steets Presens
Pain Braxton
Poll
Youne
Murray Tauschet Hicher
Henline Gilera
Pel Ainsworth
Lone
Hills
Weel
Piberty
Redbirds
Carleton Blanks Terry Club
Pirates
CUBS
Robins
Brooklyn
Babe Herman
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Herman
Cub
Hendrick
Bush
Demarre Hierman
Harner
Corimaim
Tole
E Boyle
Frederick of
Strupp
Ison
Cuce
Lope
Jordan
Lopez
Chicaco
Brooklyn Oor
Jordan Grimm Jurges
Herman Hendrick
Jordam Beck
Grmmn Hendrer
Herman Jurges
Crimm
Brooklvn
Breck
Hish
Wad
Beck
Riguer
Stark
Michigan
Illinois Normal Schools
Trims
Asbury Park, N. J
Alvin Moreau
Louisiana State University
Bacon
Cincinnati
John Wood
Calif
Phil Cope
Oklahoma City
Oklahine
Merrill Hershey
Ypstland
Sidney Dean
U of Iowa
Harry Hoffman
New York Curb Exchange A C
Ralph Plinest
Western State Teachers
Time
Firestone
Korg
Chevrolet
Flymouth
Nash Banex
Buick
Nash
Studebaker
Auburn
Ford
Ed Chevrolet
Plymouth
Rockne
Firestone Sentinel
Auburn Studebaker
Nash, Eases
Ranately Low
Firestone Courier
Firestone Batteries
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Dial
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