All Star Teams Open Football Season In Chicago
Chicago Aug 24 1933 football season opens at Soldier Field with a clash between western stars and a middle eastern and eastern selected squad. Howard Jones leads the western squad with seven former Trojans slated to start including Sparling Brown Smith Baker Nisbet Heiser Krause and Shaver. Hanley plans to feature Big Ten Notre Dame stars like Fesler Kurth Riley Munn Ely and Newman at quarterback Rentner Zimmerman and Horstmann head the backfield. Estimated crowd around 20 000 expected to watch the forward pass run freely under new rules.
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Moody Defies Doctor Orders In Tennis Run
Forest Hills August report shows Helen Wills Moody continuing in the national singles and doubles at the champion level despite back problems. She cites not resting as the cause of pain yet plans to warm up properly for upcoming matches. Moody eyes finals with Jacobs or Round awaiting weather to finish semi finals.
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Annual Tourney At Ruskin Park
The Ruskin Park Golf club held its annual Invitation Golf tournament with representation from 14 clubs and 20 foursomes. Esmond Bergeson of Mitchell CC won the low 27 hole score at 112, with McClain and Neilson tied for second. Bergeson and Young led the 18 hole low ball team event, Scott and Purcell defeated in the playoff. Rain interrupted late, but most teams finished the third round. prizes included blankets, drivers, sweaters, caps, socks and golf balls for birdies. The Rome Run Race note follows with baseball leaders listed by Associated Press.
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Kilpatrick Pushes Boxing Pairings Amid Schedule Strains
John Reed Kilpatrick outlines fights sought by Madison Square Garden as boxing faces pairing bottlenecks. He lists ten heavyweight matchups, explains timing barriers with Baer Carnera Schmeling and Perroni, and discusses other divisions where contracts block potential bouts.
Cheek Is New Traps Champion at Grand American Meet
Clinton Indiana shooter Cheek captured the 34th Grand American trapshooting title with only three misses in 200 targets amid a brisk wind. John R. Taylor Newark Ohio won the North American doubles title and singles crown with 487 and 197 respectively. Amateur doubles went to F. J. Lightner Cedar Rapids Iowa, and Mrs. Walter P. Andrews Atlanta Georgia kept the women's doubles. The event featured top finishers from across the nation, with class standings and an All-American trap team to be chosen after the next two days.
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Lake Byron Nine to Meet Bancroft Tigers on Diamond
Lake Byron Waterboys will end a two week idle spell next Sunday August 27 as they host the Bancroft Tigers on the Yole diamond at 2 oclock. The game marks a return to action for Lake Byron after the layoff and features the two teams in a local baseball clash.
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Aces miss practice in Davis Cup doubles opener
Jerk Crawford and Vivian McGrath the Austin Davis cup aces face Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mung in the national doubles championship at Longwood. They arrived late to the United States and could not practice due to grant and rain.
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Giants Bears Postponed In Prosperity League Weather
Last night’s Prosperity League diamondball game between the Giants and Bears was postponed due to wet grounds. Pity in the junior circuit is expected to resume tonight with the Hed Birds vs Ghosts. No definite arrangements yet for Giants Bears, though a meeting is tentatively set for tomorrow night. The Giants and Hed Birds also have a postponed game hanging over the next week, likely to be played Friday.
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Managers Fight Sparks Doubleheader Row In Baseball
CHICAGO Aug 2 Manager Bruno Betzel of Louisville Colonels lost an argument to Frank O Rourke of Milwaukee but took the case to the American Association president. The Colonels dropped both games 4 3 and 10 5 as Columbus, Toledo and Indianapolis won. Bill Lee notched his 19th win while Lefty Heise earned his 12th.
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Wessington Springs Cubs Deliver Slim Corsica Loss
Wessington Springs Cubs defeated Corsica 10 hits to seven, with Brotherton striking out 13 and Kroeger whiffing seven. Three home runs powered the win, two by Brotherton and one by Peterson, aided by two Corsican errors. The Cubs meet Gann Valley at Alpena Thursday in the fifth clash of the series, each side holding two wins.
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Boston Braves Drive To Second With Win Over Pirates
The Boston Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates for the fourth straight time, their 17th win in 22 games, moving into second place behind the New York Giants. Berger’s 22nd homer capped a 5-4 victory as Waite Hoyt took the loss after a rough fourth inning. Fred Frankhouse pitched well for Brooklyn?
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Renewal of All Star Polo Play Uncertain
New York August 2. The fate of an east west polo game next year depends on whether Great Britain challenges for the Westchester cup. If Britain challenges, a renewal of the inter national rivalry may be delayed until 1935. Anglo American matches had been on a three year cycle since 1921. Britain did not challenge this year but indicated it would in 194.
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Yesterday's baseball stars highlight late inning heroics
Hank and Greenberg powered the Tigers past the Senators with a ninth inning homer by Hank and a crucial hit with one on. Ted Lyons and Joe Heving for the White Sox limited the Red Sox, while Wally Berger of the Braves belted a 14th inning homer to top the Pirates. Joe Sewell drove in the deciding run for the Yankees against the Indians, and Lou Finney collected hits for the Athletics.
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Sandlot Players To Honor Frank Frisch
New York youths of the city baseball federation plan a gift fund for Frankie Frisch, honored at the Polo Grounds next Monday. Frisch, Bronx sandlot product and Fordham alumnus, rose to major league success with the Cardinals after starting on local fields.
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Fights Last Night Highlights AP Card
Chicago results show Leonard outpointing Heinz over eight rounds and Sharkey earning a decision against Juhl in a Chicago bout. Heavyweight contenders battled for late-round edge as scores reflected a marked card.
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