Pirates edge Reds 1 0 as rain halts second game
Pittsburgh sways within seven and a half games of the Giants after a 1 0 win over Cincinnati. The second game was postponed by rain as Thevenow scored Traynor in the ninth. Giants visit for a five game set opening with the leaders. The Cubs sweep Cardinals in a doubleheader and Cleveland takes both ends of a split with the Browns. Oral Hildebrand and Clint Brown hold St Louis to two runs in 19 innings.
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Tribe tops opener to grab share of series split
The team won 2 to 0 in regulation, extending their win streak to six and securing third place with a share of the world series split.
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Middies Ready For Navy Clash At Pitt Stadium
Pittsburgh report notes Navy’s midshipmen preparing aboard the U S Wyoming with Rip Miller directing tosses while Pitt's squad cites practice time limits and funding issues for lights as a factor before the October 14 color game at Pitt Stadium.
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Michigan Gridders Heal Preseason Optimism at Michigan
Ann Arbor Sept. 5 Nineteen returning lettermen boost Michigan football prospects. Coach Kipke faces lineup depth as报 the team replaces Harry Newman and other departed stars with experienced players.
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Man Fights Frost In Night Flights For College Funds
George Parker, 22, from Redgranite Wisconsin, vows a one man air war against Jack Frost to win $400 for Northwestern University tuition. He flies a second hand plane over a 400 acre swamp potato field near Waupaca on nights between midnight and 5 am to prevent frost from settling, earning $100 if the potatoes freeze but chasing moisture and hours in his air record.
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All Stars to Clash With Fetterman at Athletic Field
Twilight League All Stars meet the Fetterman Independents leaders Thursday at 4 30 PM in a top local diamond attraction. Star roster includes Stump Shaw Graham Robinson H Walters Pueh Jones Gilbert Frum Cole Gawthrop Stolzenfels Willis Young Fast Lobis Carder Gatrell P Walters Gallagher Foley Bev erlim Evans Leach Henderson Hickman Bartlett Saltus Swisher Keener to umpire 10 cent admission.
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Miss Orcutt in Tourney Miss Orcutt in Tourney
White Sulphur Springs September 5. Miss Maureen Orcutt of Haworth New Jersey a prominent figure among America s top players arrives to compete for the Mason and Dix on golf trophy. The large field includes national competitors and qualifiers such as Miss June Befoe Olympic fields Chicago Miss Marion Miley Miami Biltmore Miss Ben Gottlieb Mt. Vernon Country Club New York Miss Helen Meany Greenwich Conn Miss Bernice Wall Oshkosh Wis Miss Prital Stifel Wheeling W V and Miss Kathryn Hemphill Edgewood Club Columbia S C Biltmore champion at Asheville.
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Columbia
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Asheville
Philippi Readies 35th Street Fair It Opens Wednesday
Large crowds are expected as Philippi hosts the thirty fifth annual street fair for three days starting Wednesday. Concession stands rise on the courthouse square and Four H exhibits arrive at the county agent headquarters. If weather cooperates Barbour County’s fairgrounds will be lively with music from the American Lemon band and extra displays on Main Street due to courthouse space limits.
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U S Team Sets Record At Camp Perry by Dewar and R W 8 Scores
United States 20 man team piled up 7 918 points a new record in the international small bore Dewar team match at Camp Perry. Individual scores featured R W Hughes 399 and W R Walsh 399 out of 400 while the U S team edged the British in the R W 8 challenge trophy event with 3929 of 4000.
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Cal
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New Philadelphia
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Ner
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Butler
Virgil Richards
Pittsburgh
Be Independent. Win 1000 A Year For Life Contest
American Weekly Magazine announces a slogan contest offering one thousand dollars yearly for life plus nine other major cash prizes. Readers are urged to buy the Baltimore American Sunday edition from local dealers or newsboys to participate.
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Ellsworth Vines denies plans to turn professional
In Buckhannon Upshur County the Foxchasers meet opened on the James McDermott estate drawing about a thousand people. Judge Joseph G. Darby praised the dogs, with Heaster Teeter’s dog winning the sweepstakes and Leonard Hinkle’s “Mike” earning best dog. Ellsworth Vines denied reports he will turn professional, with Louis Carruthers confirming no change in his amateur status. The Forest Hills tourney faced rain delays as Vines and Jack Crawford sought second-round play.
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Paris
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Gar Wood Retains Speedboat Title With Narrow Win
Marine City Mich Sept 5 Gar Wood again won the bronze Harmsworth Plaque in the second race of the 1933 British International Trophy, beating British challenger Hubert Scott Paine by 22.33 seconds on Miss America X. Miss Britain II chased hard, bouncing from the wake as Wood posted laps near 89 mph. Race time 27 48.92 for Miss America X, average 86.937 mph. Miss Britain II 28 11.25, average 85.786 mph. This marks the closest finish since 1920 when Wood won Osborne Bay by 34 seconds over Miss Detroit V.
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Farley Orders End of Postal Furlough for Carriers
Postmaster General James A Farley told the National Association of Letter Carriers that he has directed the payless furlough in the department be suspended September 30. A Fort Wayne boy burglar confessed to attempting to steal biscuits in a home he burglarized.
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Bethany Bisons List Seven Football Dates this Fall
Bethany West Virginia September 5 the Bethany Bisons announce seven football games for the fall season with only three on the home gridiron Coach John J Knight says a renewal of relations will occur with Hiram College after severed ties previously The schedule includes October 7 Hiram at Bethany October 14 Waynesburg at Waynesburg October 21 Grove City at Bethany October 28 Thiel at Greenville November 4 Wesleyan at Buckhamon November 11 Fairmont at Meadville November 18 Allegheny at Meadville
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Standings and Scores From Major Leagues Today
National League results feature Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 0 and Chicago 6 St Louis 4 with rain affecting others. American League shows Cleveland 3 2 and 0 in two games against St Louis, plus Detroit routing Chicago twice. standings list Washington New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Boston St Louis with several rainouts and postponed games. International League reports Newark Jersey City postponed by rain. other cities Rochester Montreal Buffalo Toronto Baltimore Albany postponed or split.
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Jilted man shoots woman then kills himself
Washington, Sept. 5. Enraged after rejection, William White, 35, shot Elsie Casto, 26, four times, then killed himself. Casto was wounded and rushed to a hospital where she survived. White died before treatment.
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Baseball's Big Ty Slumps But Keeps Major Hit Leader Pace
Ty Cobb? No, Al Simmons of the White Sox goes hitless in seven at Detroit as rain halts most leaders. Simmons slips three points to .380 while Joe Kuhel remains tied with him at .330. Leaders Klein, Foxx, Davis, Manush also among top hitters. standings show heavy rain limits action.
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Hunt Slayer Brantlinger Surprises Slavers On Highway
Patrolman Brady Paul reportedly confronted a gang on a remote highway a confrontation ended with Brantlinger surprising the workers. The incident marks a rare enforcement action on a dangerous route, highlighting ongoing efforts to curb slaving activity.
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Patrol chief E J Henry leads Greensburg watch
Lieutenant E J Henry of the Butler barracks is placed in charge of the searen while Watts Low is replaced. Henry directs the patrols hunt for the Paul slay event and captures Irene Schroeder and Dakue. Rights, duties, and weekly updates appear in the Baltimore American each Sunday.
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