Wally Stewart Tops Hadley In Mound Duel
In a tightly fought mound duel Wally Stewart bested Hadley as the Senators beat the Browns 2 to 1 to clinch their path toward the World Series. The win secures a one game lead over the Yankees with seven victories and five losses for New York.
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Ruth Plans To Pitch Full Game Against Red Sox
New York report says Babe Ruth will return to pitching for the Yankees final game of the season against the Boston Red Sox. He requested and received permission from Manager Joe McCarthy to pitch the full nine innings.
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Bierman Predicts Strong Gophers This Season
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman outlines a tough schedule starting Sept 30 with South Dakota and nine opponents including Indiana Purdue Pittsburgh Northwestern Michigan and Wisconsin He cites need to develop a quarterback kickers and tackles while highlighting veterans and sophomores at key positions and naming Levoir Siedel Beise Lundgren and Oen among likely starters.
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The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Golf's Greatest Teacher explains how the right leg acts as a springy anchor in the swing. He cautions that lifting the heel or rushing the shot causes the swing to break down. He offers a free monograph by mail to readers of this newspaper.
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Valley Conference Opens This Week With Key Contests
The 1933 Mississippi Valley conference season begins Friday with Clinton at West Waterloo and Davenport at Iowa City, Dubuque at Rockford in non conference play, as Grant and Washington delay starts to next week. Davenport brings eight returning lettermen led by Hayward Barber Campbell and Swanson, under coach Jesse Day in his eleventh season.
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Tickets In Demand For Iowa Iowa State Game
Advance requests for tickets to the Iowa Iowa State football game now equal those for the Hawk Eye homecoming against Wisconsin. Charles Grabher business manager at athletics stated Thursday he withheld definite figures.
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Unclear OCR Sports Card Recap with Players Named
Fragmentary report lists multiple players and teams with fouls and possible scores. Key entities include Sacramento, California, and various player surnames, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent action or outcome.
Questions and Answers on Geography and Earths Features
A fragmented Q and A page discusses geography topics. It mentions continents oceans and Earth’s features. Several garbled lines reference the NEA Super champ and explorers. The text includes scattered terms like Attica sphere and earths core.
Solem Emphasizes Blocking and Passing Drills
Iowa City University of Town football holds non scrimmage practice focusing on blocking and passing. Dwight Hoover handled most tosses with reserve ends vying for the varsity spots led by sophomore Charles May Britt at end and Hawkins Los Angeles filling in at center.
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John Lindenmeier
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Los Angeles Calif
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Woman And Stable Boy Win Big On $2 Bets At Lincoln Fields
Mrs Rita M Tierman of Dwight Illinois and Louie Carey a stableboy from Lawsville Kentucky won 2503.80 each on two dollar tickets at Lincoln Fields on Wednesday. The winning horses were American Queen in Race Two and Peggy Gal in Race Three. Carey planned to return to Louisville for the winter and said he would spend all his winnings before returning next spring.
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Sox And Cubs to Open City Series in October
Chicago opponents Cubs and White Sox will start the city series at Waites field on October 4. The second game is set for Wagley field on October 5. The third, fourth, and if needed fifth through seventh games shift to Comiskey Park and Wrigley Field with dates October 6 8 and 9 10.
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Newman Shines in Pro Grid Debut with Giants
Pittsburgh club fell 23 to 2 as Harry Newman former Michigan star dazzled in his NFL debut for the New York Giants. He scored a four yard TD ran one play, kicked a 37 yard field goal, threw a TD pass to Dade Burnett, and added extra point while directing the offense.
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Standings and results from the American League
The American League standings show Washington at 97 49 with a .664 WoL and New York at 87 55 .613. Detroit is 70 79 .470, Philadelphia 75 68 .524, Cleveland 74 72 .507, Boston 59 84 .413, St. Louis 55 91 .377. Thursday results: Washington 2 St. Louis 1 and Detroit 10 Philadelphia 3. No games scheduled Friday.
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New York Officially Hails Giants As Pennant Winners
New York formally hailed Bill Terry's Giants as the National League champions in a dignified city hall ceremony. Mayor O'Brien led the tribute while John McGraw and John Heydler spoke briefly as thousands watched, police forming a barrier to keep fans orderly after a riotous parade the previous night.
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Cochet Debuts as Pro Tennis Star in Paris Series
Paris report states Henri Cochet, French tennis ace, will debut as a professional plating Bruce Barnes of Texas in the Franco American series. Bill Tilden meets Martin Plaa of France. Doubles Saturday feature Tilden and Barnes against Cochet and Plaa. Final Sunday pits Cochet against Tilden with Barnes vs Plaa.
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Big League Leaders Bloomington
Bloomington figures show Bob Jones moved to the line and will remain chief punter this season. He averaged 45 yards on six kicks Wednesday as Indiana opened scrimmages with Miami for the season opener set for September 30.
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inMavs
Vines Falls in Pacific Tournament Final
Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena loses in the Pacific Southwest singles quarterfinals after holding match point, then collapses and loses seven straight games to Jack Tidball, Intercollegiate champion, 1 6 8 4 7 4.
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Sidelined Notes From A Faded Sporting Page
A fragmented recap from a historic sports column hints at players and teams like Pang Ganka and THA MPO amid an uneven relay of names and phrases. The garbled OCR leaves readers with glimpses of a Saturday game and partial references to local rivals and play-by-play chatter.
Midwest Intersectional Foes Better Watch Out
In a survey of middle western football camps the region asserts rising strength ahead of Stanford Northwestern Dartmouth Chicago Ohio State Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Minnesota Notre Dame Army showdowns. Notre Dame faces a mystery team under Hearty Anderson while the Big Ten pens a shift toward a new deal era with uncertain backfield plans and key injuries.
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