Giants Divide Pamble Bill With Cards
New York Giants split a doubleheader with the St Louis Cardinals as Carl Hubbell blanked the Red Birds 3 to 0 for his ninth shutout while Bill Walker returned to form with a 2 to 0 win, enabling Giants to maintain their six game lead over the Boston Braves despite Walker's homer and Hubbell's solid work.
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Helen Jacobs Tops Mrs Moody in National Singles Final
The tennis world crowns Helen Jacobs the champion after defeating Helen Wills Moody in Forest Hills. Moody retires in the third set after Jacobs dominates early. The two photos show Jacobs’s victory smile and her in action against Moody, who had beaten her seven times previously.
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Owens is new city open golf champ
Everett Owens of the Jefferson City Country Club claimed the 1933 city open golf championship, finishing with a strong final stretch and a total score of 30k, seven points ahead. Paul Leste took second by one point over Gur Sone, with others including Herbert Schroeder 328, A. J. Haynle 324, Waverly Williams 325, and Vincent Bruessing 326.
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Canada Dominates Early Women’s National Golf Round
Ada Mackenzie of Toronto loses to Peery Wattles of Buffalo in the opening round of the Women’s National Golf Championship. Enid Wilson of England advances with Marion Turpie, while Virginia Van Wie of Chicago drubs Elizabeth Dunn of Indianapolis. Other leaders, including Helen Hicks of New York and Edith Beez of Cleveland, survive as round proceeds.
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White Sox overwhelm A's 11-5 in slugfest victory
Chicago White Sox pound out 16 hits to beat Philadelphia 11 to 5 in game five of the series. Lefty Miller exits after six straight singles as Philadelphia briefly rallies, but Chicago holds on for the win behind strong hitting and pitching.
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Pirates beat Phillies 4 to 1 to take third straight
Pittsburgh Pirates won 4 to 1 over Philadelphia to complete a three game series sweep. Heinice Meine pitched five hit ball to earn the win, while the Phillies erupted for two ninth inning hits and an error prevented a shutout. Batteries: Meine Grace for Pittsburgh and Hansen Davis for Philadelphia. Fitzsimmons took the loss. Umpires Stark McGrew and Rigler. Time 2:11.
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Yankees Rally Seals 11 9 Victory Over Tigers
Tony Lazzeri powered the New York Yankees with a homer and a bases loaded triple as they rallied for nine runs in the last two innings to overcome the Detroit Tigers 11 to 9 in the final game of their western trip. Ben Chapman stood on base for Lazzeri before the decisive homer in the eighth, and Lazzeri delivered the triple in the ninth to cap a five run uprising.
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National singles draw sets top players for Forest Hills
Ellsworth Vines Jack Crawford and Fred Perry lead ninety tennis stars as the field is sorted for the national singles championship opening Saturday at Forest Hills. Temple University weighs sophomores as a potential core for Pop Warner's squad with Ellis Martin and Harry Smith among notable second-year backs from Lock Haven.
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Last Australians in Doubles Play Lose
In Brookline, George M. Lott Jr. and Lester Stoefen upset Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull 6-4 3-1 7-9 2-8 1-9 to end Australian doubles hopes. An all American final looms as Lett and Frank Kee clash with Yorke and Frar Kee to follow.
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National League and American League baseball results today
The box scores show mixed results with St Linus, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, St Louis, and Cleveland posting various scores. Notable lines include New York 3, St Linus 0. Brooklyn 13, Burgh 4. Detroit 9, New York details pending. Todays schedule lists St Louis at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with no games at other venues.
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Financial Market News From New York Amid Mixed Trading
A cautious session saw speculative markets pressured while intraday gains faded. Grains firmed from lows as stocks edged down then closed with small losses. Gold rose to a record high while U S Steel and other leaders eased, rails finished higher and road accident rates fell across England per a three year survey.
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Browns Win Opener Lose Night Cap
Aug 29 St Louis Browns fall to Boston Red Sox in the nightcap after a 4-1 loss in the opener. Bob Weiland pitched the Sox to victory striking early, while George Blaeshelder and Ed Wells shut down the Browns with strong relief. Cooke and Reynolds provided key hits as Boston pounded Blachielder for four runs by the fifth. W L: Weiland and Rhodes. Time 2:10.
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Upside Down Champ Senators Split With the Indians
World inverted flight record set by Lieut Tito Falconi of the Royal Halian air force with a 3 hours 6 minutes 39 seconds hold. In Cleveland, August 28 AP crowd of 50,000 sees Washington Senators and Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader. first game 2 1 Senators, second 7 2 Indians. Walter Stewart beat Oval Hildebrand 10 innings. Monte Pearson held leaders to two hits in ninth.
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Shootout at Springpielg Hole-Ir-One Tournament
In Springfield Missouri on August 26, T Worrall Jr won the tournament after a quirky mishap when he removed his shoes mid play. The event featured a high number of entries and several players reporting notable shots and scores, including Woodruff and Marion Baker in various positions.
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Phillies Maintain NL Lead In Batting Standings
The Phillies keep the National League lead in batting among baseballs big six as Wes Schulmerich drives in runs while Chuck Klein and Virgil Davis gain points. Schulmerich fails to collect a hit in four at bats yet the Phillies still outscore the Giants by a slim margin.
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Jos ring plants flourish across the British Isles
A feature notes 250 000 varieties of Jos ring plants recorded on the British Isles. The report highlights cultivation notes and regional distribution across counties, with emphasis on horticultural interest and biodiversity.
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Cubs and Dodgers split doubleheader in Brooklyn
The Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers split a doubleheader with a 13-5 Dodgers win and a 6-2 Cubs loss. Walter Beck earned the opener for Brooklyn while Lonnie Warneke shut down the Dodgers in the nightcap. Kim Moeller hit a homer in the first game as Chicago errors aided the Dodgers in offsetting the Cubs early.
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Mancuso Rates Parmalee Hardest Pitcher To Catch
Giants catcher Gus Mancuso lists Roy Parmalee as the toughest pitcher he has ever faced noting Parmalee’s speed and breaking ball. Mancuso emphasizes the challenge of handling Parmalee’s delivery and unpredictability behind the plate.
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