Betts Shuts Phillies as Braves Win 3-0 in Philly
Huck Betts hurled shutout ball in the opener of a three game series, guiding the Boston Braves to a 3-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Austin Moore pitched six strong innings for Philly before Boston added two late runs. The Braves extend their win streak to three but still sit two games behind the first division lead.
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Luther To Open Season Saturday With St. Mary's
Decorah Luther college prepares for a season opener against St. Marys with a single scrimmage and a few short practices. Captain Glen Gilbertson and Howard Lybeck start on the flanks, with Arne Haugen Carl Martin Duane Friedlund and Ray Satre at tackle. Backfield aims for Augie Luther Roy Dakin, Adolph Belding, and Rolf Bollum. left half Bil Norameyer and Arthur Grangaard. Goetch and Eckberg to back up at end.
Tiny fragments of boxing results from early edition
Incomplete match notes from AP wire list boxing results with several misread names. Teams and venues are unclear with mixed city references and incomplete scores.
Natys HITTERS MADE TO ORDER FOR GIANTS
A Washington focus with Carl Hubbell praising low pitches and Giants strategy against high ball hitters. The piece notes key players like Cronin Fitzsimmons and Luque, and describes pitchers breaking schemes and the Senators' anticipated adjustments at the polo grounds.
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The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instruction notes common swing faults. It explains knee dipping during the downswing and its effect on the club face and slicing. Horton offers a free monograph by mail to readers seeking a cure for slices.
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Giants Could Rally Yet in Season Despite Slugging Doubts
The note questions the Senators lack of power hitters and wonders how the Giants manage to win many games before they are played. It frames Giants as outperforming expectations while Senators struggle with offensive depth.
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Columbus Junction Cage Schedule Is Released
Columbus Junction high school basketball schedule released by the Gazette lists games at Morning Sun on Dec 15, Wapello at Columbus Junction on Dec 22, Columbus Junction at Jan 12 New London, Mediapolis at Columbus Junction on Jan 19, Morning Sun at Columbus Junction on Jan 26, Columbus Junction at Feb 2, Winfield at Columbus on Feb 9, New London at Columbus Junction on Feb 16, and Columbus Junction at Mediapolis on Feb 23.
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Traer Opens Season With Colo Eleven
Traer high school football begins Friday night at Colo. The probable starting lineup includes Altenhein at left end McLeod left tackle Caslavka left guard Currell center Meyers right guard Robbins right tackle Erickson right end Wilson quarterback Dean left half Sehwertley right half Manley fullback.
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Hawkeyes Coach Praises Team After Heavy Practice
Iowa City notes say Ossie Sole ng praised the Hawkeyes after an extra heavy workout as classes approach. The squad focused on passing, blocking, and timing with Northwestern looming, while freshmen and several veterans competed for first team roles.
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Ambiguous Sports Standings and Scores From Fragmented Page
Fragmentary standings and scores across multiple leagues and teams. Mentions include Pittsburgh St Louis game with rain, Philadelphia 0 and 3 0 results, New York benchmarks, and scattered team abbreviations. Incomplete entries suggest a newspaper sports brief section with several partial lines.
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Nays Pinch Hitters Spark Washington Pennant Run
Washington Senators rely on a strong pinch hitting corps to tilt the pennant race and shape the World Series against the Giants. Cronin’s 113 pinch tries yield a .379 average with 36 hits including five doubles, a triple and two homers, driving in 24 runs and scoring 19. Bolton and Harris pace the unit with averages above .560 and .400 respectively.
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Betting Czar Sets Odds on World Series Races
New York betting chief Dovie quotes 7 to 10 against Washington and 11 to 10 against the Giants for the 1933 World Series opening at the Polo Grounds. Washington favored to win four of seven. Giants favored to win opening game with Carl Hubbell set to pitch. Doyle notes more money backs Washington though he thinks the Giants win the series.
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Big League Leaders Brighten Seasonal Batting Averages
United Press lists top hitters and home run leaders with teams such as Phillies Senators Yankees Athletics Braves and Cardinals. It highlights Joe Foxx Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth among others with varied RBI and run totals across the season.
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Goodman And Mac Smith In Nebraska Open
Lincoln Neb AP Johnny Goodman national open champion MacDonald Smith Western open titlist and other golf notables arrive for the Nebraska open at Shrine country club. Medal play dictates 18 holes Friday with 18 more Saturday and Sunday. The low 64 advance for the title as a $2000 purse includes $750 to the champion with amateur merchandise on hand.
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Skelly Oilers Win Traer Softball Title
Skelly Oilers edged Magnussen Hardware 7 to 6 to capture the 1933 Traer Kittenball league championship. Ted Joens led the Oilers after winning the opener 3 to 0. the second game was tied 6 to 6 in the sixth before darkness halted play.
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Buffalo Takes 3-2 Lead In International Series
Buffal o Bisons moved ahead in the International league playoffs against Rochester for the right to meet Columbus in the world’s little series. Buffalo defeated the Red Wings Thursday night 18 to 7 and holds three wins to two in the best four of a seven game set.
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Grant Beaten by Coe Freshmen 21 to 0
Grant high school lost to the Coe freshman squad 21 to 0 in a scrimmage dominated by Coe on Grant’s half of the field. Sojka and Sipe were ineligible, weakening Grant’s backfield while Coe’s weight and end runs overwhelmed the Panthers. Coach Winter plans more scrimmages to prepare for Rock Island game next Friday.
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Veenker Signals Iowa State Aims In Central Tilt
Kansas and Iowa State prepare for a Big Six kickoff with Edwin Hall set as quarterback and Wilbur Winter as a backfield option. Iowa State’s lineup lists Allenden Williams Thegyphilus at backfield with Hood Dana at wing, Berger Catron as tackles, Smith Garner as guards, and Lichter at center.
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College grid notes from across the Midwest drills
United Press reports from Columbus South Bend Lafayette Chicago Evanston Madison and Minneapolis on fall football drills. Ohio State works with Rosequist. Notre Dame tests new Rockne plays. Purdue refines backfield. Chicago showcases dazzling open offense. Northwestern lines up for Town game. Wisconsin searches for punters and passers. Minnesota’s Myca Ubini recovers from injury and shows promise.
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Vines Cites Failures of U S Davis Cup Team
Ellsworth Vines after the Davis Cup campaign offers reasons for the U S defeat in Paris and criticizes preparation. He urges a youthful, international-minded director such as Hunter Richards or Dick Williams and notes England and France managed their teams better. He also references Bernon Prentice and the doubles performance.
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Coe and Grinnell Open Grid Season in Rivalry
Coe College and Grinnell College opened the grid season at Wardfield, renewing a long‑standing rivalry. Grinnell expects to lean on backfield changes and veteran Rose, while Coe plans to counter with Fred Hild and fleet runners. The article notes Wes Clark and Jim Bradley would return but lack prep.
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