Braves Narrow Giants Lead With Doubleheader Split
Boston Braves win and lose a twin bill to trim the Giants advantage to six games as Tom Zachary shuts out the Reds in game one and Dizzy Dean stars in the Cardinals win in game two. Giants split with St Louis. Brooklyn and Chicago split. American League unchanged with Senators and Yankees splitting double headers.
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Boston Braves
New York Giants
Braves
Tom Zachary
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Giants
Dizzy Dean
St .Louis Cardinals
Zachary
Paul Derringer
Pinky Whitney
Fred Frankhouse
Ernie Lombardi
Chick Hafey
Dean
Hal Schumacher
Glenn Spencer
George Watkins
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Senators
Cleveland
Earl Whitehill
Alvin Crowder
Indians Batting Spree Clinches Ninth Inning Win Over Milwaukee
Indianapolis Indians explode for seven runs in the ninth to beat Milwaukee 9 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader. Lee homers with two men aboard as Frank Bisafoos adds a single and a two-base hit. Second game called due to rain. Columbus pounds Millers 17 to 5 in the finale.
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Bill Shores
Kansas City
Louisville
Lou Garland
Blues
Minneapolis
Light Heavyweights and Featherweights Feature Boxing Week
New York boxing week assigns Maxey Bloom the light heavyweights and Freddie Miller the featherweights to key bouts. Rosenbloom defends the 175-pound crown in Honolulu versus Le Foy Haynes, while Miller fights Lew Feldman in Cincinnati in a 10 round non title bout. Feldman previously held featherweight honors in New York State.
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Rosenbloom
le Foy Haynes
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National Boxing Association
Cincinnati
Lew Feldman
Feldman
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Sarazen Sees West Producing Future Golf Champions
Gene Sarazen, the U S golf champion, predicts future stars will come from the west and southwest, not the east. He praises Omaha players Johnny Goodman and Rodney Bliss, who teamed with him in an exhibition match and plan to practice together next year. Goodman heads east Wednesday to prep for the national amateur.
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Sarazen
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Nebraska
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Johnny
Rodney
Francis Quinet
Jess Guilford
Boston
Bliss
Goodman
East
Eight Thousand Dollars Up for Canadian Swim Meet
Toronto announces the Canadian national exhibition 15 mile swim with a prize pool of 33 000 in front of 149 entrants. First prize is 5 000, runners up share 1 500 700 300 200 and 100 for various places. Favorites include George Blagden of Memphis and George Young of Toronto with other noted entrants Bill Goll Isidore Sponder and Gianni Gambi among the field.
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Swith
George Blagden
Memphis
George Young
Bill Goll
New York
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Isidore Sponder
Port Colborne
Ont
Gianni Gambi
Italy
Edward Lee Wins Third National AAA Swim Title
Philadelphia August 21 Edward Lee of the New York Athletic Club won the 10 mile national AAA swimming championship for the third time outduelling 39 competitors. He finished in 2 hours 16 minutes 25 seconds with times listed as 1 28 8. The record highlights Lee’s repeated supremacy in long distance events with national title wins in 1921 and 1931 also noted.
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Philadelphia
New York Athletic Club
Mac Smith Reclaims Western Open Crown After Eight Years
Mac Donald Smith, 43, returned to the Western open throne at Olympia Fields Illinois finishing 72 holes with a 262 total to win the title and top prize of 500. Tommy Armour of Chicago placed second with 268, Abe Espinosa earned 289 for third, while Smith led from a 68 opening round and held steady through rounds of 83 71 11 72.
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MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Olymbia Fields
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Mac
Flossmoor
Here
Youngstown, Ohio
Abe Espinosa
Armour
Humber
Peeseea
Hitchcock Out For Season In Polo After Brain Concussion
New York August 2 Tommy Hitchcock the world’s only 10 goal polo player is out for the season due to brain concussion from the East West series at Chicago. He quit after an injury filled match and an examination by Dr Foster Kennedy confirmed the diagnosis. Hitchcock withdraws from the national open championship and from further competition this year. He was to lead a Sands Point team with Robert Lehman Earle AS Hopping and Raymond Guest in the open. No substitute has been named.
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Craft In Trim For Harmsworth Trophy Defense
Engineers finish installing new propeller shafts on Miss America X in Algonac Michigan Gar Wood will pilot the speed boat in defense of the Harmsworth trophy this Saturday The shafts were added after an early Sunday power plant inspection to guard against accidents Miss Britain I driven by Hubert Scott-Paine is the rival Miss America X heads for another trial run this afternoon with British gasoline stock expected to arrive tomorrow
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Home Run Leaders
National League race highlights Berger Brayés and Klein, Phil leading the home run charts. The Associated Press notes their early-season power and comparisons among top sluggers.
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National League
Berger, Brayés
Klein
Phil
U S Women Face Foreign Threats at Exmoor Championship
At Exmoor in Highland Park Illinois strong American contenders led by Virginia Van Wie Helen Hicks Maureen Orcutt and Miss Wilson contested the qualifying rounds for the women’s national golf championship with English challenger Ada MacKenzie and English star Enid Wilson among foreign threats.
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Associated Press
Highland Park, Ill
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Enid Wilson
England
Ada MacKenzie
Canada
Exmoor
Chicago
Virginia
van Wie
Helen Hicks
Inwood
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J. Star
Leona Cheney
Los Angeles
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Doubles Tourney Into Semi Finals At Longwood
At Brookline on August 28, the National doubles tournament reached the semi finals with defending champions Ellsworth Vines and Jaith Gledhill to meet Frank Shields and Frank Parker. George Lott and Lester Stoefen face Australian duo Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull. Mixed doubles pairs also advance with Elizabeth Ryan and Ellsworth Vines up against Dorothy Round and Fred Perry, while Sarah Palfrey and George Lott take on Margaret Scriven and Jack Crawford.
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Longwood Courts
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Frank Shields
Frank Parker
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Lester Stoefen
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Elizabeth Ryan
Ellsworth
Vines
Dorothy Round
Fred Perry
England
Sarah Palfrey
George
Lott
Margaret Scriven
Jack Crawford
Australia
Moody ousted as Jacobs claims national tennis title
Helen Jacobs defeated Helen Moody 8-6 3-6 6-3 in a rain-delayed final at Forest Hills to win the national women's championship. Moody, wearing a back brace, faded in the third set after an hour of strenuous play. Jacobs earns the crown as Moody departs for California amid questions about her future reign.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Wills Moody
California
Helen Hull Jacobs
Helen
Forest Hills
Moody
Miss Jacobs
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Elsworth Vines
Paris
Betty Nuthall
Freda James
Miss Elizabeth Ryan
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Miss. Marble
Miss Nuthall
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Molla Mallory
Wiss Jacobs
U. S
Major F W Cavanaugh In Serious Condition
Marshfield Massachusetts August 28 Major Frank W Cavanaugh known for football fame and World War hero lay critical at his Marshfield home after a recent operation. The former coach at Dartmouth Boston College and Fordham helped create some of the era’s most spectacular teams and was not expected to survive the night.
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Marshfield
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Frank W. Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Boston College
Fordham
Bolstad Defends Lakes Golf Title at Breezy Point
Lester Bolstad of Breezy Point, Minnesota defended his lakes golf championship title yesterday. He edged challenger John Barum of Edinburgh to win the event on the windy shores, repeating as champion.
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Minn
Lester ‘Bolstad
Minnesota
John Barum
Edinburgh
Standard Oil Wins Inter-Loop Title In Tournament Upset
Standard Oil claimed the inter loop baseball crown by edging the Giants of Prosperity league 8 to in a final after advancing past the Huron Grovers 3 to 1 and eliminating the Elks 8 to 7. Jim Sorenson starred for Standard Oil as Buckshot Collins and other rivals fell short in a tightly contested run. Proceeds from the event benefited the Armour Packers as they head to Miller for the state tournament.
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Petersen
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Huron Golfers Prepare for City Tourney as Smith Cup Nears
The Country Club hosts the Smith Cup finals and citywide golf tournament next Sunday. Over 40 players from three courses enter, with 16 medalists to start championship play at C N W and Country clubs. George McKeon advances to the finals after 5 and 4 win and 2 and 1 semi, seeking the title against Ross Matson or Howard Saylor.
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George McKeon
Harry Burton
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Ross Matson
Howard Saylor
Yesterday's Stars Hit Key Doubles and Runs in Narrow Wins
The Associated Press notes yesterday's standout players including Joe Tudge of the Red Sox with three doubles and a single driving in four runs in a win over the Browns. Jim Simmons of the White Sox tallied five hits to drive in runs. The Tigers battled the Yankees to a four tie in the opener.
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Browns
AL Simmions
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Sox
Jalum
Janeise A
Trom
Bridges
Tigers
Yankees
Prosperity League Five-Game Week to End 1933 Season
The Prosperity league diamondball circuit schedules five games this week across two carryover matchups and three new events. Tonight the Bears face the Red Birds under West Park lights, with Madhens aiming to seal at least a tie for the title tomorrow. Wednesday sees Johnsons Giants start a doubleheader vs Night Hawks, then again Thursday against the Bears, leaving Friday to finish two postponed games Ghosts vs Red Birds.
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Red Birds
West Park
Madhens
Johnson
Giants
Night Hawks
Ghosts
Gare
Baseball scores log with multiple city matchups
A scrambled box score summary lists several First and Second games across leagues. Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, Washington, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, St Louis, Columbus, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Louisville, Sioux Falls, Norfolk, East Grand Forks, Winnipeg and other teams are shown with partial results, innings, and notes such as games ending at darkness or rain delays. The text mixes player names like Derringer Frey Lombardi and Mungo Lopez with venue hints and league references.
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Joplin Muskogee
Pet
Beatrice
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Sioux Falls
Lineal
Boston Freamman
Derringer
Frey
Lombardi
Zdehary
Spohrer
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Smith
Hogan
Hennann
Campbell
Berger
Outen
Dean
Wilson
Schumacher
Spencer
Mancuso
Varte
Jol Bell
Ritzsimmons
Arrest
A.conen
Whitehall
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Harder
Hudlin
Bean
Walberg
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Heving
Berry
Grove
Coombs
Peterson
Coch
Rane
Madjeski
Gaston
Wyatt
Faber
I Grube
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Persock
Dickey
Bridges
Hayworth
Pasek
Ruffleg
Fischer
Frazier
Auker
Kert
Hemsley
Fullerton
Gooch
Ferrell
Knotty
Hebert
Stiles
Shea
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Milwaukee
Sineas City
St. Patt
Iain
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