Giants and Reds Split Doubleheader in July Action
In Cincinnati and New York, the Reds and Giants split a two game set. The Reds won the opener 1 0 after a pitching duel with Haefey outdueling Parmelee. The Giants claimed the nightcap 1 0 as Hafey mishandled a drive by Terry to center. Carl Hubbell pitched the victory for the Giants. Washington also saw the Browns overpower the Senators 7 0 with a late ninth inning rally. The Cubs and Braves split a twin bill with Bush winning the second game for Chicago and Berger taking the opener for Boston. Philadelphia beat St Louis 8 2 in the second game of a double header after losing the first. Cleveland defeated Boston 2 0 in 14 innings as Pytlak drove in the winning run. A ransom kidnapping story centers on August Luer’s release after captivity near Collinsville.
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Cinnati
New York
Red Lucas
LeRoy Parmelee
Numeous
Grantham
Moore
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Hemsley
Gantham
Bill Terry
Ott
Terry
Varger
Carl Hubbell
Washington
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Senators
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Browns
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Cubs
Boston Braves
Guy Bush
Walley Berger
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Bush
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Cardinals
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Bob Weiland
Sox
Frank Pytlak
Cleveland
Weiland
Willie Kamm
Knickerbocker
Oliver
Collinsville
Grace Miller
August Luer
Carl
Department of Justice
Alton
Luer
Braves Faithful Hold Out Hope For 1914 Revival
The Boston Braves cellar-dwellers in early July 1933 draw parallels to 1914 when George Stallings led a late surge to a pennant and four straight World Series wins. Analysts note recent wins, strong batting by Whitney Lee Berger and others, and a deep pitching staff, but warn it hinges on consistent form as July 11 marks 16 victories in 21 starts.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
New Yor
Boston Braves
George Stallings
Destiny
Athletics
Braves
Huck Betts
Bobby
Brown
Mangum
Boston
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense OCR style listing across and down clue pairs with mixed letters and misprints. It catalogs many clue items such as Macaw owns gold dish act of going down and various scattered terms, likely from a Sunday or print puzzle page. The fragmentary text implies a themed or standard crossword grid with numerous misread words and garbled entries.
Baseball Commuter Joe Simon Travels 1400 Miles Weekly
GRAND ISLAND Neb July 17 Joe Simon keeps a lifelong ball hobby turning into a 1400 mile weekly commute. At 31 he plays with old Mid-State teammates here while retaining a railroad job in Rawlins Wyoming. He began with Grand Island teams at age nine and now treats baseball as summer exercise.
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Neb
Joe Simon
Rawlins
Wyo
Simon
N. Wolbach
Lad 14 Aims For Par In Final Golf Tournament
Kansas City July 17. Ray Watson aged 14 son of the late Raymond E. Watson a 70 shooter is practicing 36 holes daily to prepare for a final golf tournament. He began at a young age like Bobby Jones and has posted 74s at the Country Club links, a course rated among the hardest in the Kansas City district. Watson is tall for his age lean and sinewy and possesses a natural swing that inspires belief he can reach high par.
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Kansas City
Ray Watson
Raymond E. Watson
Bobby Jones
Watson
Blue Hills
Traveling Man Reports Improved Hosiery Trade Outlook
Mr. George Brown of the Allen A. Company Kenosha Wisconsin visits the city to call on trade. He tells Sentinel that business conditions in hosiery and underwear are greatly improving with the mill running to full capacity and the outlook encouraging.
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George Brown
Allen A. Company
Kenosha
Wisconsin
The
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Brown
Local official urges continued momentum after orders surge
A public figure named Mr Brown urged sustaining momentum as orders continued to pour in, stating "we've got this" and emphasizing a steady push forward amid a rising workload. The remarks reflected optimism about ongoing demand and future activity.
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Mr. Brown
Standings Today Amid Rain Delays Across Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati 1-0 and New York 0-1 with Chicago 1-3 and Boston 2-1. St Louis 4-2 and Philadelphia 2-8 with Pittsburgh-Brooklyn rained out. American League features Cleveland 2 Boston 1 in 14 innings and St Louis 7 Washington 0 as New York-Chicago rainouts occur. Standings list Washington 53-30 and New York 53-39, Philadelphia 43-40. Other listed clubs include Chicago 42-60, Detroit 45-? and Boston 48-42 with various results and schedules noted.
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Boston
St. Lews
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
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Detroit
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