Grove Shuts Yankees. Grove ties consecutive scoreless streak
Philadelph ia Athletics pitcher Grove shut out the New York Yankees 7 to 0, ending a two year record by the league champions for not scoring in consecutive games. He allowed five hits, fanned Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, and benefited from Ben Chapman’s error and Jimmie Foxx’s 30th homer. The victory tightens AL standings as Senators lead, Indians and Browns mix results. Cubs and Cardinals win in NL while Giants Pirates game postponed by weather.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Robert Moses Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
New York Yankees
New York
A's
Max Bishop
Ben Chapman
Yanks
Jimmie Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Senators
Warks
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
St Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinsis
New York Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
Hill Swift
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Grimm
Charley Grimm
Chicago
Guy Bush
Paul Derringer
Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
George Grantham
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Tom Zachary
Giants
Phillies
Cullop Equals Home Run Mark
Nick Cullop rarefied the American association home run record by hitting three straight long balls in the second game of a doubleheader with Milwaukee. The Columbus outfielder tied the AA mark and raised his season total to 52, as St Paul beat Louisville 2-0 and rain postponed other games.
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Chicago
Nick Cullop
American Association
Jon Hauser
Minocepelis
Columbus
Milwaukeen Brewers
Hauser
Minneapolis
Cullop
Red Birds
Hill Lee
Garland Braxton
Bill Rothrock
Paul Deen
Lefty Heise
Milwaukee
Seaason
Dean
Lee
Alex Metzler
Brewers
St. Paul
Louisville
M O Club Wins Denver Tournament Title
A Denver team representing M O Cigars won the Denver Pos tournament trophy by defeating Sioux City 3 to 2. Sioux City led 2-0 after two innings, Denver rallied with a three-run frame in the fourth, then held on as Stockyards pitcher Stegman faltered and Hemingway relieved. Key plays included Champerlain driving in the tying run and Benning’s curve sealing the win. Dinyer started for Sioux City. final line Stegman, Hemingway, Wilson, Lamanske, Vargas.
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Denver
M. & O. Cigars
Sioux City Stockyards
Sioux City
Stegman
Stockyards
Hemingway
Champerlain
Oberholzer
Dinyer
Wilson
Lamanske
Vargas
Seven Teams Enter Regional D Ball Tournament
Milwaukee set for the regional golf scene as seven pros enter the Blue Mound course for the 15th national championship. Defending champ Dutra seeks revenge on Sarezen while Horton Smith and Eddie Schultz emerge as dark horses in a field of 100 qualifiers. The 36 hole qualifying round opens August 8 with match play to follow, promising stiff competition and notable relays from Armour and others as the battle unfolds.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Blue Mound ‘Country Club
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarezen
Walter Hagen
Qlin Dutra
Sorozen
heZl
Gene
Miami
Sarezens
Johnny Goodmen
Schultz
Eddie Schultz
Troy
N. Y
Eddie
Rehree Douters
I Horton Smith
Blue Mound
Smith
Horton
Cill
Dutra
Eystero
St Paul
Blue Mound Country Club Lake
Professional Golfers’ Association
Olin Dutra
Gene Sarauen
State Fair Auto Races Open Entries At Huron
Entries for the 1933 South Dakota State Fair automobile races on September 15 are open. Ted Allen of Washington D C confirms national AAA backing and Hakkinson Speedways of New York City handles entries. Col Eddie Rickenbacker and Barney Oldfield, former stars, may attend the inaugural program as AAA oversight expands midwest participation.
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Ted Allen
Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
Hakkinson Speedways
New York City
James L. Malone
Tampa
Florida
New York
Huron
Contest Board
Procam
Middle West
AAA
Allvice
Mid-West
Sioux City
Speedwas
Eddie Rickenbacker
Barney Oldfield
South Dakota
Col Rickenbacker
Old Beld
Broadmoor invitational golf quarter finals set
Colorado Springs players and entrants from California to New Mexico reached the Broadmoor invitation quarter finals. Walter Oberg and Ben Cowdery were upset, L B Maytag defeated Mason Dean and advances, Lennon Little beat Young and Casper Hoffman moved on, while Barry Strasburger eliminated John Diver. Botts and Gandy also advanced as Thursday’s play produced upsets.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Aug
California
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Walter Oberg
Denver
Ben Cowdery
Omaha
Taters
Secade
Oberg
John Butts
Wichita
Cowdery
Harry Sandy
Tulsa
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Mason
Dean
Kanes City
Leon van Zmdt
Snails Lennon Little
San Francisco
FEO
Young
Houston
Tex
Casper Hoffman
Rufus King
Devver
Barry Strasburger, Jr
OME RUN LEADERS By the Associated Press
A garbled note from the Associated Press highlights home run leaders and standout hitters. The text preserves names and figures but is heavily fragmented, limiting precise details on players or teams.
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Ome
Peed Sen
Celiat Dasgee
Fou
Poerie
Schmeling and Baer Fight Feature at Bijou Theatre
Local Huron audience will preview a film of the max Schmeling vs Baer heavyweight title bout as part of a double feature at the Bijou theatre. The three day program, Sunday through Tuesday, covers the full 10 rounds ending with Baer’s technical knockout, ahead of the state American Legion convention.
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Huron End
American Legion
Max Schmeling-Bex Baer
Bijou
Baer
Perfect Grid Game In Hot Springs Coaches' Game Observed
A report from Hot Springs notes a grid game described as perfect in running, blocking, and passing. The piece highlights coaching strategies and execution as a model of football play.
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Hot Springs
Elks Pickup City Title Threat With 12 3 Win Over Packers
The Elks beat the Armour Packers 12 to 3 to clinch a share of the first half city league championship and earn a shot at the Armour ten for the league crown in a three game series at Westpark. The post season tourney in James Valley region includes Huron Grocery, Troquois, Sheffield, Yale E C M s, and Standard Oil with games starting Monday.
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Elks
Armour Packers
James Valley
Hutton
Packers
Standard Oil
Armour
Westpark
Huron Grocery Cup
Iroquois
Wilkixa Welty
Tom Luby
C. H. Landis
Earl Mulholland
Wompires
Martin Anderson
Judgemen
Mesatmen
Peterses
Agai
Herb Peterson
Peterson
Bullis
Thase
Art Collin
Gar Wood Takes Flying Vacation Before Trophy Race
Gar Wood, holder of the Harmsworthy trophy, plans a flying vacation with his wife and son Garfield Jr. He will depart today from Detroit in his amphibian plane, visiting Mc Gregor Bay, Georgian Bay, Little Current, Sault Ste. Marie, Isle Royale, and Duluth, his longtime home, en route to the race.
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Detroit
Gar Wadd
Garfield, Jr
Great Lakes
McGregor Bay
Georgian Bay
Little Current
Iault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Avenue Lake Byron game postponed to next Sunday
The Avenue Avenues and Lake Byron failed to field full teams delaying the Janie Valley league contest at West Park. Neither manager could be reached today. Officials expect the carry over game to be played next Sunday along with three other league schedule games.
Eight Remain In Public Links Play in Portland
Eight players survive the National Public Links Championship quarter finals in Portland with eight advancing to the semi finals. Bud Ward of Olympia faces Robert Lee Miller of Jacksonville, Lestie Les of Bellingham plays Charles Ferrera of San Francisco, while Henry Batista faces Don Erickson and Stanley Seymour meets Bruce McCormack. Boyer, the Oregon co leader, loses to Batista and exits, with Batista advancing to meet Leal for the medal trophy on Sunday.
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Portland
Ore
Tub Boyer
Oregon
Washington
Bud Ward
Olympia
Robert Lee Miller
Jacksonville
Fls
Lestie Les
Bellingingham
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco
Henry Batista
Altadena
Don Erickson
Los Angeles
Stanley Seymour
Bruce McCormack
Boyer
Batista
Leal
Ward
George Thomas
Chicago
Miller
David Mitchell
Indianapolis
McCormack
Joe Green
Philadelphia
Grant Springs Another Upset In Meager Meadows Run
In Southampton New Jersey on August 4 Bryan Grants feats continued as he reached the Meadows clubs 4th annual invitation semifinals by defeating Newark star Mangin and Seabright champion Wood in succession. Shields blocked him again as he defeated Mangin to set a Shields semifinal, while Grant also beat Wood in straight sets at Seabright to claim two top ten wins in one week. Shields overwhelmed Grant in the Seabright courts and then beat Mangin in the final, with John McDiarmid and Parker noted in other matches.
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Southampton
WN. C
Bryan Grant
Frank Shields
Sidney B. Wood
Seabright
George
Mazigin
Newark
Meadows Club
Shields
Souterner
Grant
Wood
Mangin
John McDiarmid
Foct Worth
Yani
Jack Tiddell
Losgeles
Supercillegate Son
Parker
Eddie Jacobs
Chicago Amateurs Rout Irishmen In Fifth Encounters
In Soldier Field night show 50,000 spectators watched American Golden Gloves champs defeat Irish boxers six to two. Paddy Connolly and Frank Kerry won for the United States as others fell. Max Marek edged Dick Hearns in a disputed light heavyweight bout. Paddy Mulligan was kayoed by John Pacek in the final heavyweight clash.
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Chicago
Paddy Mulligan
Ireland
Soldier Field
France
Paddy Connolly
Free State
Frank Kerry
Connolly
Lenny Cohen
Kerry
John Ginter
Edward Ward
Ernie Smith
William Celebron
Rockford
Johnny Kennedy
Freddie Caserin
Mid-Leweight
Paddy Hennell
Max Marek
Dick Hearns
John Pacek
American Women Tackle Britons For Davis Cup Bid
American women open a two day Wightman Cup series at Forest Hills led by Helen Wills Moody to defend the cup against Britain. The U S team, favored to win for a third straight year, features veterans Moody Jacobs Palfrey with newcomer Alice Marble and faces British stars Betty Nuthall Dorothy Round along with Scriven Heeley and James in a tense exchange of singles and doubles at the Sentra courts.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
America
Great Britain
Senta
West Side
Helen Wills Moody
Alice Marble
Mrs. Moody
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Betty Nuthall
Dorothy Round
Mary Heeley
Freda James
Margaret Scriven
Moody
United States
Dubles
Jacobs
Miss Marbe
Miss Jaloba
Miss Nuthall
S. D. Men Invent Golf Bag Gadget
Three South Dakotans Thomas W. Murphy John C. Otis and William G. Waddel received a patent for a golf bag stand device. The bag gains legs to stand tripod like, folds against the bag, prevents tipping and may deter small animals during strokes. Other patent grants included Hass for a saw tool and Hillam for a tractor attachment.
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Washington
Patent Office
Thomas W. Murphy
John C. Otis
Pierpont
William G. Waddel
Wheter
Aly
Paul B. Hass
Chamberlain
Aiphel O. Hillam
Wentworth
Londos Held Fox Draw In Two Hour Match
Londos fought to a draw last night in a two hour bout with Ray Sizele of California marking a closely contested wrestling clash.
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Londos
Fox
Ray Sizele
California
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