Crowder Likely To Oppose Hubbell In World Series Opener Today
Crowder appears set to oppose Carl Hubbell in the opening game of the 1933 World Series at the Polo Grounds. The first two games are in New York, with remaining games in Washington and New York as needed. Cronin is uncertain about his selection, while weather is forecast cool and partly cloudy.
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Calmar High Falls to Marquette 10 5 in New Game
Calmar High lost to Marquette 10 to 9 in a Friday afternoon matchup. Marquette surged with nine runs across the first two innings to seize control, while Calmar trailed throughout and was unable to mount a comeback.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Triumph Sparked by Crayne in Northwestern Win
Sophomore Dick Crayne shined in Iowa City as the Hawkeyes defeated Northwestern signaling a potential return of past glory. The game featured notable contributions from Bill Seel and Joe Laws as the team showcased running and passing threats and fueled excitement for homecoming and future revenue. Northwestern coach Dickey Hanley praised Iowa’s speed and power, while analysts projected a six game series win for Washington in baseball talk.
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Rival managers preview approaching series at Polo Grounds
New York AP reports rival managers spoke after final workouts Monday. Joe Cronin says the Senators are anxious to start and hints at pitching plans. the Giants expect Terry to shake a cold and contribute. Goslin will start in right field for Washington. Hubbell is set for the Giants with Crowder Whitehill or Stewart possible on the mound.
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Unclear OCR Item on Baseball Standings and Players
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ledgers of major league leaders and batters with scattered names and teams. The passage lacks coherent facts, dates, or a complete event to report.
The Right Way to Play Golf
Fragmented text outlines golf instruction focusing on grip stance and swing. The piece mentions avoiding dust and mishaps, emphasizes precise club control and downward head action, and hints at a magazine or pamphlet style discussion with scattered OCR errors. It references a close line and practice drills without complete details.
Marengo High Prepares for Brooklyn Thursday Night Practice
Marengo High football plans a night practice under lights at Brooklyn as they scout a veteran Brooklyn eleven after a 7 0 defeat to Toledo. Babe Zimitsman may miss the game with injuries, while Marengo aims to regain form despite 135 rushing yards and seven first downs.
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Wellman High Blanks Brighton in Conference Opener
Wellman High defeated Brighton Bears 18 to 0 in a Krash conference game. The Bears struggled offensively as Wellman’s defense held firm and turned momentum after a rough opening.
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Cardinals Edge Lighters In Ninth For 2 1 Victory
In a late Sunday ballgame at Bunny Park the Cardinals beat the Light Company 2 to 1 after a ninth inning rally. Sturm and Zuber dueled with Sturm fanning eleven. Genin and Colligan contributed key hits as the Cardinals tied the game in the fifth. The ninth featured Barta and Jarn nudging runs across to seal the win for the Cardinals.
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Sheets And Mullin Win Class Titles In Horseshoe Meet
Sheets and Mullin won class titles in a Linn county horseshoe meet at Ellis Park on Sunday. Sheets defeated B Stoney in a decisive class A playoff to claim two of three tight games while Mullin led in class B with a top finish.
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Richards Captures Pro Net Title Again In Straight Sets
Vincent Richards of New York defeated Frank Hunter of New Rochelle in straight sets 6 3 6 0 6 2 to win the national professional tennis championship for the fourth time in seven years. Partner Charles M Vows of Pernardsville NJ edged Hunter and Ved Berlcha of New York to win the doubles title 6 4 6 3 7 6 3.
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Grinnell High Faces Belle Plaine Thursday Tilt
Grinnell High prepared Monday for a Thursday night game with Belle Plaine after a victory over Roosevelt High of Des Moines. The Grinnell squad, nicknamed the Little Pioneers, marks the start of grid relations between the two schools in Grinnell.
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Nine Big Ten Teams Are Busy This Week
Chicago AP nine Big Ten teams are set to play next Saturday with six non conference games and the Michigan Michigan State rivalry at Ann Arbor. Indiana and Minnesota loom as a close clash while Purdue Iowa and Wisconsin also project strong showings.
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Nelson wins water marathon at Hearst Day in Chicago
Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge wins the 15 mile William Randolph Hearst swim marathon in Lake Michigan, finishing in 7 hours 22 minutes 24 3 6 seconds to set a new record and collect $5,000. Second place goes to George Blagden of Memphis with $2,500 and third to William Goll of Brooklyn for $1,000. Dorothy Nalevaiko of Glen Cove tops the 24 women entrants with $1,000. lineup includes Louis A Johnson firing the start gun from Navy Pier.
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Fitzsimmons Seen as Dark Horse in World Series
In a feature on the series, Fred Fitzsimmons is highlighted as a potential dark horse pitcher for the Giants. He relies on a sharp knuckle ball and deceptive delivery, likely troubling opponents early in the matchup.
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Stribling Boxer Loses Foot in Crash and Fights for Life
W L Stribling, heavyweight known as Young Stribling, lost a foot and suffered a crushed hip after a motorcycle car collision. Doctors warned internal injuries could threaten his recovery while family siblings and wife visit. 24 to 48 hours were critical for assessing extent of wounds and possible additional operations.
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Standings and Sunday results from the baseball leagues
Final standings for the American and National Leagues list teams and records. Sunday scores show Chicago 5 St Louis 2, Philadelphia 3 Washington 0, Detroit 5 Cleveland 3, New York 6 Boston 5. Several other NL results include New York 9, Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 5 3.
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Green Bay Falls to Giants as Bears Top Boston Team
In Chicago, Green Bay lost 10 to 7 to the New York Giants in Milwaukee, dropping to ninth place after two losses. The Portsmouth Spartans beat the Chicago Cardinals 7 to 6 and the Chicago Bears defeated the Boston Redskins 7 to 0, pushing title talk toward Spartans and Bears as the season opens.
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Hal Trosky Feted At Norway Baseball Tourney
In Norway on Sunday October 8 a Hal Trosky day will honor the home boy who rose to the American league. A tournament featuring Norway Korsta Keystone Garrison will include Hal on the Norway team. He last played for Toledo and Cleveland and hit 34 home runs in the American Association. The event is sponsored by the Norway American Legion post and Norway Commercial club.
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Brooklyn and Reinbeck Battle to Scoreless Tie
Brooklyn and Reinbeck fought to a scoreless tie Friday night. Brooklyn reached the Reinbeck ten twice but fumbled once and then failed on downs due to penalties.
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U S Whisky Syndicates Buy Up Scotch Liquor
London reports United States whisky syndicates have bought five million gallons of Scotch in five months in anticipation of prohibition repeal. The latest deal involved a Glasgow broker selling half a million gallons for about 1 250 000 dollars.
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Buffalo Defeats Columbus To Even Titular Series
Buffalo edges Columbus 7 to 5 to level the little world series at one game apiece. After dropping two in Columbus, the Bisons returned home and poured in runs, led by a hot hitting surge and strong defense, while Bill Lee issued ten walks as Buffalo capitalized on his wild pitching.
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Clarence High School Stunt Night Raises Funds at Legion Hall
The second stunt night program hosted by Clarence High School drew the largest crowd yet at the Legion hall. Five hundred paid admissions for the two evenings totaled 915 tickets and $114.80 in receipts. Fifty organizations entered, with Embroidery Club winning Thursday's first prize for The Singing Wringer and Camp Fire girls second. Friday's top prize went to Farmers Union young folk for The Lite German Band with teachers and store clerks taking second and third for The Old School and The Midgets respectively.
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