Yankees and Red Sox slugfest ends 16 12 in New York
The Yankees outslugged the Red Sox 16 to 12 in a wild game with 39 hits. Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth homered for New York as the teams combined for eight errors and 23 Yankee hits.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1933
Page
2
The Yankees outslugged the Red Sox 16 to 12 in a wild game with 39 hits. Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth homered for New York as the teams combined for eight errors and 23 Yankee hits.
Detroit trails 3 0 before eight inning surge to take lead and win 5 3 as Luke Hamlin and Marberry allow eight Browns hits while West homers. George Blaeholder starts for St Louis and is pinch hit for in eighth.
Marengo high school opened its 1933 football season Friday with a 6 to 0 victory over Montezuma. Marengo made seven first downs to one for Montezuma and the deciding score came from midfield in the second quarter after a completed pass.
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman enters his second season predicting a slow start with a whirlwind finish. He cites 16 lettermen, a mix of veterans and sophomores, and battles for key positions at center guard end and quarterback as the Gophers brace for contests with Northwestern Michigan and Wisconsin in November amid high expectations.
Dodgers sweep the Giants in a two game set as players logged big hits and pitchers limited scoring. The opener featured a 28th homer of the season while both clubs used two pitchers in the effort.
Instructional guide detailing grip, stance, and swing to keep the club square through impact. Emphasizes foot placement, leather grip, and wrist action to ensure a clean stroke. Focus on tracking the ball to the back for consistent contact. Copyright 1993.
In Wellman the eight remaining contenders move to the quarterfinals after undefeated first round results. Notables Glenn Smith Rus Winesorden Ora Hooley advance with decisive after round wins.
Cornell begins week two of football practice as Coach Dick Barker drills seven backs for the opener against State Teachers. Fred Shadle directs attacks from backfield while Dale Peterson calls signals at fullback. Sophomores Berve Zoda Pahias and O Donnell show promise at tackle end guard positions.
Decorah Iowa AP Luther College defeated St Marys of Winona Minnesota 18 to 0. Auggie Luther returned a 102 yard kickoff for a TD and Luther scored ten points including a field goal and extra point. Friedlund blocked two punts for the safety while Goeth scored from the one foot line. Captain Gilbertson connected on a 15 yard pass. The invaders did not cross midfield.
Earl Joyner, 34, a leader in the Angola Louisiana prison farm break on Sept 10 that cost four lives, was captured. Police also hold four other men and three women including Joyner’s wife Baby Face Joyner.
Bill Terry speaks his mind on the eve of the World Series at the Polo Grounds. He outlines his pitching plans against the Senators and praises his own players while criticizing Washington’s hitters. He asserts his confidence in Joe Moore as sunfield and predicts a one-run series.
Wisconsin opened scrimmage action as the varsity defeated the freshman squad 36 to 0. J Kundert excelled for the yearlings in early backfield with strong line play noted, while the varsity showed improved running and defense.
Chicago AP reports eight judges evaluate American Legion drum and bugle corps at the national tournament in October. Scores cover inspection ten, cadence ten, marching forty, drumming twenty, and bugling and fifing twenty, with two timekeepers recording the times.
Johnny Layton veteran cue star to appear in exhibition games Monday afternoon and night at the Allison billiard parlors. Layton has held the three cushion world championship ten times and once the pocket billiard title tending to be the most versatile player. After the games a lecture will cover the diamond system used by top three cushion players.
The government of Cuba grants a gold medal to each primary school teacher who has completed twenty five successive years of acceptable service in the public schools.
Kenny K Bell, 59, former vice president of the Calumet Baking Powder Co, was found dead in his car in the garage at his Chicago home Saturday. Family suspects a heart attack may have caused the death, which appears to be due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Manchester Golf and Country club will install a watering system and bent grass greens next year. Work starts and the greens aim to be in use by May. Par for the course drops to four after shortening No 6. Nos 2 4 and 7 lengthen. Cocoa bent grass used. 3600 feet of pipe and new water force pump installed. Funds raised by private subscription.
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