Hubbell Shuts Pirates as Giants Take 2 1 Victory
Carl Hubbell pitched five hitless innings and earned his twenty first win guiding the New York Giants to a 2 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the series finale. Joe Moore and De Cruz drove in the runs for the Giants while Pie Traynor contributed for Pittsburgh. The win extended the Giants lead to six and a half games in the National League pennant race.
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The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instructional note on grip and hand action in golf from 1933. Emphasizes forearm roll during swing, timing, and the correct overlapping grip with the right palm facing forward and left thumb pressed against it to stabilize the hands.
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iCorst
Senators Rout White Sox 11 2 in big victory
Washington club led by manager Joe Cronin four hits and Alvin Crowder two doubles beat Chicago 11 to 2 to hold eight and a half game lead over the Yankees. Kubel drove in four with a triple and a double as Washington amassed thirteen hits.
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Bresnahan Heads Midwestern AAU in Omaha
George Bresnahan, track coach at the University of Town, was elected president of the Midwestern AAU to succeed A A Schnabingerr of Omaha. Other officers named include AY Russell of Drake University Dr M Green of Omaha Hugo Otopah of Iowa State College and Peter Wendall of Omaha as secretary-treasurer.
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Iowa State College
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Wrestling results roundup from AP wire across several cities
In Portland Bull Martin 224 defeated Al Mereter 22 by Trenton S J beat Mereter two falls to one. In Springfield Maas 301% and in New Haven Conn Jim Clakstock and Charley Strack tied with two falls to one.
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al Mereter
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Oklahoma
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Hoston
Golfers II Annual Handicap at Country Club Opens
The Coun try club hosts the men's handicap tournament with about eighty golfers in five flights of sixteen. Key contenders include Johnny Vavra Glen Darrow Ed Soboda and John Carey. First round match play begins Sunday with rounds due by Monday Wednesday Friday and the final weekend.
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John Carey
Cardinals Tackle Black Spiders At Bunny Park Sunday
The C. S. A. Cardinals meet the Texas Black Spiders at Bunny Park Sunday 2 30 p m in a tough home test. The Spiders beat Center Point 16 to 8 and Marion Merchants 8 to 0 last week. Zuber may start on the mound for the Cardinals.
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Ashby and Schmidtke in Oelwein golf final
Ashby defeated Damon 3 1 in the semi final of the Oelwein Country club championship. Schmidtke beat Stebbins to face Ashby in the club final. other flight winners include Young over Haverly 1 up Zedgler over Ritchie 4 3 Cross over Johnson 2 up and Lawther 7 5 over Sims in sixth flight.
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Francis Damon
Albert Schmidtke
M. G Stebbins
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Zedgler
Fred Ritchie
Cross
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McCarty
N. Johnson
Dr Gallagher
Lawther
Sims
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Marshall
Unclear boxing card items and results across multiple cities
Fragmented report lists several boxing bouts with rough outcomes. Names such as Sammy Fuller, Frank Klick, and Dave ton appear with unclear weights and verdicts. Locations include Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and Los Angeles with scattered scores and opponents.
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CHE Associated Priss
Boston
Hilly Petrolies UI
Fargo
Sammy Fuller
Heaton
Drew Clair
Baltopore
Franksie Klick
New York
Eddle Cool
Philadelphia
Wilmington
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Lennsgrove
Kuster Brown
Baltimore
Woorla
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Mecha Clits
Cris Pinedat
Dayton
Daveton
Los Angeles
Mrs. Byers Retains Cedar Rapids Golf Crown
Mrs. C. Byers defended her women’s title at Cedar Rapids Country Club by defeating 13 year old Kathleen Carey 6-5 in an eighteen hole final. Byers led early, stretched to seven up with five holes to play, and clinched the match on the thirteenth after a balanced back stretch.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kathleen Carey
Miss Carey
Standings and results from major leagues Friday and Saturday
Major league standings show New York and Chicago leading divisions as results list Chicago 2 5 at Washington and Philadelphia 9 2 over Cleveland. Saturday games include Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York with Cleveland at Philadelphia and Detroit at Boston. American Association results show Columbus edging Milwaukee 9 6 and St Paul beating Kansas City 8 6 with Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 3 and Toledo 0 Indianapolis 2.
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Vines to join pro tour with Cochet in new era
Reports suggest Ellsworth Vines may quit amateurs this year to join Henri Cochet and Bill Tilden on a professional tour. Cochet announced he turned pro in Paris and will debut September 23 in Paris with Plan against Tilden and Barnes.
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Ellsworth Vines
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Big Bill Tilden
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Martin Plan
Madison Square Garden
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Quasqueton And Lamont Set For Sunday Baseball Clash
Quasqueton and Lamont squads, first and second in the Wapsie Valley Baseball league, each with one win, prepare for a Sunday game on the Quasqueton diamond after their earlier victories.
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Pete's Service Faces Green's Grove in Sunday Showdown
Pete's Service will meet Green's Grove on the Daniels Park diamond at 215. Green's Grove beat Pete's Service 3 to 0 in a prior game on the Green's Grove diamond.
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Locust Trees Aid Alabama Erosion Plan
Black locust seedlings and saplings are aiding soil conservation work of the Alabama state forestry commission. Col. Page S. Bunker says about 25 000 trees are used to check erosion by planting on and below soil saving dams where their extensive root systems bind soil and prevent washing.
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Alabama State Forestry Commission
Page S. Bunker
Shields and Crawford Move Toward World Title Showdown
In New York Frank Shields and Lester Stoefen win to set up clashes with Jack Crawford and Fred Perry. Perry overwhelms Adrian Quist while Crawford defeats Clifford Sutter. Stoefen edges Bryan Grant in a five setter as Shields dominates Gregory Mangin.
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Lester Stoefen
Shields
Gregory Mangin
New Jersey
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Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
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Little Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Fred Perry
Britain
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Adrian Quist
Crawford
Grant
Jin
Ellsworth Vines
Mangin
Europe
Cronin’s lifelong love of baseball drives Washington’s hopeful
A profile of Joe Cronin born October 12 1906 in San Francisco detailing his early sports success in grammar and Sacred Heart, his Coast League rise with Johnstown New Haven and Kansas City, and his eventual ascent to Washington as player and manager. The piece notes his Irish roots and dedication to the game.
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Jerry
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Sacred Heart
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Short
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Bucky Harris
Boston
Buddy Myer
Myer
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Gaston
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Reeves
Johnson
American Association Milwaukee Meet Results
Minneapolis posted 310 and 390 scores in a meet with Cox-712 Presswell and Young leading along with Petty Holaclaw Haulcher and Griffin for top placings at the event held in Milwaukee.
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Golfers Young And Old Gather For Inter Meet
In Cincinnati AP reports a mix of veterans and teens at the national amateur championship opening. Chandler Egan, 54, former national champion, shot a 71 on Kenwood’s layout as 162 players logged round one in the heat. Juveniles Willie Turnesa and Bobby Servis, both 18, are among the promising young contenders. Chandler Harper led with 68 early, while Ross Somerville and Johnny Goodman paused after nine with 38.
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del Monte
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Ross Somerville
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Omaha
Chandler Harper
Virginia Beach
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