Little Dethrones Somerville To Enter Semi Finals
Lawson Little defeated defending champion Ross Somerville at Kenwood to reach the U S Amateur semifinals. Munger and Dunlap also won their quarterfinals while Marston edged Nees in 38 holes. The rain-delayed match play saw only Little and Dunlap secure spots for Friday along with Marston and Munger.
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Little
Somerville
Canada
Dunlap
Marston
Munger
Enwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
America
Kenwood
Ross Somerville
Lawson Little
Stanford University
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Anal
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Sidney W Nees
Ardsley NY
Westland
Jack Munger
Dallas Tex
Uitcholder
Jack Westland
Chicago
George T Dunlap, Jr
Eddie
Jamesburg
Yale
Merston
Somersile
Liuttle
Standings and Thursday results show tight rivalries across leagues
The standings list New York Chicago St Louis and Boston among leaders with WoL and Pet figures. Thursday results include Chicago over New York 4 3 and Philadelphia over Chicago 2 1 while Boston visits Pittsburgh and other matches appear with mixed scores.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Broda Sn
Pitsbirch
Pn .Ae Pha
St Louis
Cheago
Poade Pha
Nesmati
Anth
Dizzy Dean Aims For Star Salary With Cardinals
Dizzy Dean announced he will seek a star contract worth $15 000 for 1934 after his 20th win of the season. He argues his drawing power and claims he attracted about 210000 fans, noting past crowds with the Houston club. Cardinals president Sam Breadon avoided committing on a new deal.
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ST Louis
Jerome H
Dizzy
Dean
St Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Brendon
Houston
Tigers Prep For First Game With Serious Drills
The Tigers engage in hard blocking drills and calisthenics as coach Rust surveys a new backfield mix. Kinch and Nance direct from quarterback and halfback roles while Reyna anchors fullback. With eighty five players reporting, new candidates including the Barger brothers and others from Town City join the squad.
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West Waterloo
Washington
Hugh
Tigers
Rust
Tiger
Kinch
Signals
Carson
Nance Reyna
Nance
Reyna
Johnson
Norton
W. Barger
van Meter
McCaffrie
Casina
Munger
Millers Tie Columbus in A A Playoff Clash
In Columbus Ohio the Millers rallied for a three run seventh inning to defeat Columbus 6 to 3 and level the seven game American Association pennant series. A decisive game was moved to Friday night at Red Bird Stadium in Columbus before the clubs head to Minneapolis for the rest of the series.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Millers
Amercan Association
Red Bird Stadium
Belle Plaine Opens In Waterloo Friday
Announcement of the 1933 high school football schedule by Coach Garland Lamb. The opening game is set for Friday night at Waterloo with the Belle Plaine team traveling to face the Waterloo high school.
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Belle Plaine
Waterloo
Carnetton Belle Plaine
Garland Lamb
Waterloo High School
Watertae
Montreal Stops Leitham In 18 Percent Bout
Montreal defeated Robby Leitham in a boxing match while Jasper Saint Louis and Dave Baresma scored notable knockouts. Howard Scott missed a key chance as Claremore Oblate faced Montreai in a separate bout.
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UIP
Associated Press
ST Tolis
Dave Baresma
St Youts
Howard Scott JK
Claremore
Oblate
Montreai
Pete Sanstoal
Montreal
Robby Leitham
Canada
Alte
Templeton Quits Ames Game Over Knee Injury
Harold Templeton Iowa State end retired from football Thursday due to an old knee injury. Coach George Veenker urged him to quit to prevent permanent damage after a recent aggravation in light scrimmage. Templeton had been a regular when healthy, leaving Ames with only one veteran wingman Thuredas and a 39 man squad after Don Anderson of Northwood joined as a sophomore guard.
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Don Anderson
Northwood
World Series Start Date Set For Early October
The 1933 World Series will begin October 3 or 4 after a meeting of league managers with commissioner Landis. If the leading NL teams win the race the opener will be in New York with the Giants facing the Senators. otherwise Chicago or Pittsburgh could push the start to October 4. The first two games are set for a National League city, with games three to five in an American League city, likely Washington, and any extra games in the NL champion’s home city.
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Chicago
Kenean M. Landis
New York
Washington Senators
National League Giants
Pittsburgh
Washington
Big League Leaders Trade Batters in Busy Week
United Press lists top performers across the league with notable runs batted in and home runs. Names like Pew Nous Dar Phie and Wh te Se appear among leaders, with teams such as Athletics and Tigers mentioned in connections to standout players.
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United Press
Voutees
Foxx Athletics
Martin Cardorae
Manish
Senatora
Crame Abe Ors
Hite
Senater
Kilep Phaltire
Simmen
Gerrincer
Tigers
Heu
The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instruction on swing confinement within shoulder-width space and hip pulling mechanics to start the club, with tips to keep the body vertical and the swing compact. Promotes a simple, repeating motion and warns against excessive experimentation.
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Chester Horton
Copsright
Senators Rally To Defeat Tigers 4-3 In Ninth Inning Comeback
Washington Senators erased a 3-1 deficit in the ninth with three singles to beat the Detroit Tigers 4-3. Earl Whitehill earned his 21st win as Detroit starter Sorrell allowed ten hits. The Senators extended their lead to nine games over the Yankees, who were idle due to rain.
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Whitehill
Yankees
Washington
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit
Sorrell
Detroit AB
H $S
Fox Reel
Walker Gehringer
Greenberg Tb
Stone
Hayworth Sorrell
Dove
JIS
Washingto
H FE
Bluege
Sewell
Ant Washington
Sarre
Umnires
Dinneen
Ormsby
Upper Iowa Grid Prospects Appear Bright At Start
Upper Iowa football opens with 36 players reporting under Coach Doc Dorman. Veterans at backfield include Kiple Sungalia Hughes and Michalski, with twelve new backfield prospects and freshmen like Banning Fayette Zubriggen Giason Elgin Laning Miller Victor Murray Lamont and more. The forward wall features Nedimovich Tate Snively Shaw Raney Graham FR Graham and Letser Arp Taylor. freshmen flushes include Chester Mort Sumner Snively West Union Aiel lo Owclwein Warneke Maynard Smith Arlington Stevens Fayette. Schedule starts Sept 23 vs La Crosse Normal, Oct 5 Buena Vista, Oct 3 Penn, Oct 21 Western Union, Now 2 Luther, Nov Wesleyan.
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Fayette
Doc” Dorman
Kiple Sungalia
Hughes
Michalski
Zubriggen
Giason Elgin
Laning
Miller
Victor Murray
Lamont
Blake
Britt Fobes
Hubbell
Holt Orlwein Garnholt
Tennant
Pleegenkuhle Fredericksburg
Peacock
Nedimovich
Tate
Snively
Shaw
Raney
Graham
Luther
Decorah
Foun Wesleyan
Joe Cronin Quietly Guides the Senators Life
Washington figure Joe Cronin, star of the pennant winning Senators, is portrayed as shy and practical. The piece notes his hotel life, frugal habits, absence of smoking, limited drinking, and devotion to team over self. Cronin remains focused on baseball and praises teammates while downplaying personal ambitions.
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Joe Cronin
Flacwinning Senators
Washington
Senators
Joe
Wardman Park
Ocetes
West Union Promises Strongest Team In Years
West Union football opens practice with 25 players under coaches Robert MacLease and Owen Olson. The schedule lists games at Clermont on Sept 22, Postville on Sept 29, Decorah on Oct 6, Waukon on Oct 13, Cresco on Oct 27, Fayette on Nov 3, Elkader on Nov 11, and Sumner on Nov 17, with home and away designations.
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Gazette West Union
West Union
Robert MacLease
Owen Olson
Clermont
Postville
Decorah
Waukon
Cresco
Fayette
Elkader
Sumner
Answers From The East News Q and A Column
The East News compiles Q and A on topics from Italy tipping laws to Galileo Pagos Islands meaning and suicide definitions. It notes 12 000 miles of telephone wires for a reforestation effort and outlines a brief timeline of the Inquisition from the 4th century to 1808.
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Italy
the East News
C.C.C
Spain
Sharkey Levinsky Clash Set For Chicago Boxing Night
Jack Sharkey ritorns as former world heavyweight champion in a ten round bout against King Levinsky at Comiskey Park Chicago. Sharkey earns a 25000 guarantee plus 40 percent of gate with Levinsky getting 20 percent after expenses. promoter Sammy Wolfe targets a 50000 gate and a 40000 cost to stage the show.
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Hicago
Jack Sharkey
Horace Greeley
Golden Glory
Middlewest
King Levinsky
Chicago
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Sharkey
Middle West
Levinsky
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Miami
New York
Maxwell Street
Leyinsky
Tuffy Griffith
Griffith
Sammy Wolfe
Chicago Ringsider
Sarazen and Kirkwood Tour Attract Crowds For Exhibition Match
Golf stars Gene Sarazen and Joe Kirkwood tour attract large crowds, scheduling an exhibition match at Cedar Rapids Country Club at 3 p m Friday with John Vavra and John Carey. They recently drew 1500 in Omaha and set a Devil's Lake course record with a 31 on the nine. The event includes Kirkwood’s trick shots and a golf lecture after the 18 hole match. Admission is $1.
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Joe Kirkwood
Gene Sarazen
Cedar Rapids Country Club
John Vavra
John Carey
Kirkwood
Sarazen
Omaha
John Goodman
Rodney Biss
Devil’s Lake
N. C
Wrestling Results and Miscellany From Strong Contest
The Associated Press reports wrestling results listing competitors Dick Shikat and Floyd Marshall with weights noted as 223 and 222 pounds respectively. The piece also mentions Arizona and Indiana livestock figures with 640000 and 655000 sheep shorn, indicating year to year change.
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Associated Press
New York
Dick Shikat
Baseball Moguls Make World Series Plans
Baseball commissioner Kenesaw M Landis met with the two major league presidents on Thursday to arrange the 1933 World Series. John Heydler of the National and Will Harridge of the American leagues attended with representatives from clubs with a mathematical chance to win the pennant.
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Chicago
INS
Kenesaw M. Landis
Beekies
John Heydler
Will Harridge
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