Giants Rally To Take Second Of Doubleheader
In a tense day of action the New York Giants rebounded to win the second game of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh 3 to 1 after dropping the opener 6 to 3. The Pirates staged a four run rally in the sixth, but Giants relievers shut them down the rest of the way. Cubs and Cardinals won, while Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader. Alec McColl tossed four hits in his first major league start for Washington, and Lou Gehrig hit his 25th homer as the Yankees beat the Browns 3-2. Lefty Grove won for Philadelphia as they topped Cleveland 5-2. Detroit toppled Boston 11-5.
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Moody Ordered To Forfeit Racquet In Six Month Ban
In San Francisco Helen Wile Moody, the reigning tennis queen, is banned from playing for at least six months after a back injury worsened by competition. Her father Dr. C A Wills announced the restriction and said she may still aim for next year's national tournament. The nerve injury between the fifth lumbar vertebrae and the sacrum caused the decision.
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Boxers Ross and Canzoneri Similar Styles Ahead of Bout
New York reports a striking similarity in the boxing styles of Barney Ross the lightweight champion and Tony Canzoneri the former champion as they prepare for their five round bout at the Polo Grounds next Tuesday. Both showcase sharp left jabs left hooks and solid right crosses in sparring with similar workouts fueling buzz of a $100000 gate.
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Older Linksmen In International Play
Senior golfers from the United States and Canada, all 55 and older, competed in an annual international team match at Seigniory Club Quebec. Fifteen players per side battled on a NASA scoring basis with nine holes per point and the entire match earning a third point. Highlight matches featured Major General J. G. Harwoerd against Frank Adolph and Frederick Snare, and George Lyon versus F. J. Douglas with Albert A. Adams in action after winning the Canadian senior title.
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Lake Preston Kittenball Opens Season With Practice
Lake Preston high school began its athletic season with Kittenball practice after Coach Rider called for team formation. A large turnout created multiple regular training squads as veterans return. schedule of interschool games to be announced soon.
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Clin ic Demonstration Repeated By Columbia Gridiron Squad
New York Sept 7 The demonstration football game to show how the latest rule changes work will be repeated by the Columbia squad Saturday for the edification of gridiron coaches and others attending the annual rules interpretation meeting A morning meeting features Dr Marvin A Stevens former Yale coach Herbert O Fritz Crisler Princeton coach and Dr J O Brien of Tufts with talks on game phases A night session will have questions answered by football rules committee members Also on the program is interpretation of the newest rules by the Eastern Intercollegiate Association.
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Craghead Faces Setback as Iron Man Act Fails Again
Chicago reports Howard Craghead of the Toledo Mud Hens failed to sustain the old Iron Man act in a split doubleheader against Louisville. He pitched the first game to a 2-1 victory but was removed in the fifth inning of the nightcap as the Hens lost 8-4. Louisville grabbed a 7-4 win the following game, while St Paul overwhelmed Kansas City 12-5. Columbus Red Birds crushed Indianapolis 24-10, aided by six hits from Rothrock and heavy hitting from their lineup.
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Glens Falls Tourney Attracts Record Golf Field
Glens Falls opens its championship with 209 entrants from the United States and Canada for a $3,500 purse. Noted past winners Burke Shute Manero return as stars defend the BE W. West trophy amid a strong field including Guilds Sarazen Farrell Dudley Golden Creavy Mehlhorn and Lamb.
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Brandon Clinches Second-Half Pennant in Northern League
Brandon Minnesota clinched the second half season pennant of the Northern Baseball League and will meet Superior Wisconsin, the first half winner, in a nine game playoff starting Tuesday in Brandon. The Brando n team beat Crookston 4 0 4 while Winnipeg was tied and Grand Forks fell. The playoff series begins with three games in Brandon and Superior on September 16 and 17, with additional games in Brandon beginning September 19 if needed.
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Huron High Eyes Fresh Start With 72 On Grid Roster
Huron high school begins 1933 football preparations with 72 candidates under Coach George Daklotz. Heat hampered early drills but workouts are tightening as coaches weed out nonsters. Key returnees include Captain Eugene McGinty at quarterback, with backs Pugsley and Devick forming a foundation for the backfield.
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Seeded Players In Girls' Net Tourney
In Philadelphia on Sept 7 the four seeded players reach the semifinals of the girls national tennis tournament. Top seed Bonnie Miller Los Angeles meets Elizabeth Kesting St Paul Minn seeded third while Frances Herron Pacific coast faces Millicent Hirsch New York the lone eastern seed. Miller beat Helen Jones Swampscott 8 2 0 and Herron defeated a standout qualifier Patty Kilmartin 14 per...
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State Baseball Tourney Opens Thirteen Teams Paired In First Meet
WATERTOWN Sept 1 Thirteen teams opened the four day contest to crown the 1933 South Dakota State Amateur baseball champions Three games planned Friday Saturday and Sunday with the final at 4 p m Sunday Faulkton faced Revillo Aberdeen Foresters met Corona and Watertown Texacans played Elkton Lacrosse Minneota Makota league in action Langford Lake Region drew a bye and meets Taulkton Revillo winner in second round De Smet earned a state berth by winning Tri County league title at Arlington yesterday afternoon Official umpires listed W A Sprague Harry aide McKeague and Pete Bickel
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Westland Poised for National Amateur Title
Chicago Sept 1 Watch out for Jack Westland in the national amateur golf championship next week in Cincinnati. The Chicago amateur is in strong form, played better than in 1931 when he reached the finals. Since winning the western amateur he has posted birdies and eagles, most notably a 64 at Bailey's Harbor on the Max Welton Braes course, four strokes better than the course record. Eleven pars and seven birdies appear on the card.
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Passing To Feature Attack Of Middies In Practice
In Annapolis on September 7, the Navy middies held an initial practice focusing on a strong passing attack. Players lined up in backs facing each other and tossed the football extensively as teams did signal work and the habit to hurl passes developed in mid season form.
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Loss Of Superiority Complex Predicted For Notre Dame
Notre Dame coach Heartley Anderson, nicknamed Hunk, forecasts a tougher season. He aims to improve guards and quarterback play, notes the nine-game slate includes Kansas, Army, Purdue, Southern California, and Navy, and expects his team to be more wary of opponents. The staff will add Tom Conley and others to the 1933 setup as Notre Dame eyes a strong showing.
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Tony Shucco Kayoes Griffiths In Fourth
Tony Shucco, a north end Italian, knocked out Tuffy Griffiths in the fourth round of a 10 rounder at Mechanics Building. Griffiths weighed 187 pounds, Tony used a rapid flurry as Griffiths pressed with body work, then landed a right to drop him for a nine count, ending the bout.
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Blues Tie Norfolk In State Baseball Playoff
Norfolk and Beatrice split a Nebraska State league playoff game with Norfolk edging Norfolk 5 to 4 to even the series at one game each after a 6 to 0 first game victory. REDFIELD ex juniors trounce Buffalo 18 to 4 at Cottonwood Lake led by Wise pitching and heavy hitting from Glaze Campbell and Norman.
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