Simmons and Foxx duel for AL batting leadership
In a tight race Jimmy Foxx and Al Simmons trade hits as they vie atop the American League batting leaders while Chuck Klein leads the National League. Foxx slips to .356, Simmons to .354 as Klein holds .380 with Bill Terry moving into second at .353.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Connie Mack
Chuck Klein
Foxx
Simmons
Jimmy
Connie
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Haas
White Sox
George Stallings
Bill Terry
Giants
Klein
Chuck
Terry
Boston Braves
Pet Klein
Phillies
Pirates
Merh
Phils
Moore
Braver
BT Collins
Cards
Braves
R Poux
Athletics
Miss Van Wie Seeks Title in Western Golf Championship
Chicago August 12 Virginia Van Wie the National Women's champion moved within reach of another title as she faced Misa Lucille Robinson of Des Moines in the final. Both advanced by winning their semi finals from Los Angeles opponents yesterday with Robinson defeating Mrs Lifar and Van Wie overpowering Elisabeth Abbott.
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Chicago
Virginia van Wie
Misa Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Mike Robinson
Gregg Lifar
Miss van Wie
Mire Elisabeth Abbott
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County
Trust deed forecloses on land in Guilford County North Carolina. Property is Lot No 144 in College Park Welch Farm area with 60 foot street frontage and 150 foot depth. Sale set for Friday September 1 1933 at 9 30 PM cash terms. A D Tool trustee Dred Peacock attorney.
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W. Cae
Ethel A. Carver
V.a.d
Snes Setee En Tat Perpetual Building and Loan Associadistead
Daas
Guilford County
North Carolina
College Park
Welch Farm
Teen Street
TOOL
Dred Peacock
Atvy
Notice of Sale of Land Foreclosure in High Point
Trustee will sell at public auction in front of High Point municipal building on September 1 1993 under two deeds of trust by G D Trollinger and wife Coachie Trollinger to W A J Idol for High Point Perpetus Building and Loan Association defaulted notes recorded in Guilford County North Carolina The description includes a barn shed ox pasture and tractor part in Guilford County North Carolina likely Carolina city boundaries and parcel details are read from the deed records
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G. D Trollinger
Coachie Trollinger
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetus Building and Loan Association
the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Seid Deeds Eam Trust
High Point
Carolina
Cerclina
Cubs Forge Ahead Of Bucs And Gain On Idle Giants
Cubs move into second place by half game after Guy Bush shuts down the Pirates in a 2 to 0 win. Giants enjoy a day off as Chicago trims Pittsburgh while St. Louis wins 8 to 5 over Cincinnati. Senators top Red Sox 8 to 4 with six pitchers used, an apparent league record. White Sox blank Tigers 2 to 0 as Detroit turns five double plays. Yanks Athletics rainout again.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Guy Bush
Buccaneer
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cinc Anati
Pepper Martin
Birnie Creatti
Washington
Senators
Boston Red Sox
al Thomas
Earl Whitehall
Sox
Henry Johnson
Welch
Giants
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Ted Lyons
Fred Marberry
Tiger
Detroit
Yanks
Athletics
Cleveland
St. Louie
Rube Eldridge Wins For Patriots In Close Victory
Charlotte Aug 12 The Greensboro Patriots beat Wilmington Pirates 7 6 as Rube Eldridge earned his second straight win since rejoining the club. Culbreth led Pirates with two doubles and a single aiming to extend the high pace in the league standings. Richmond's Croker Wade and Greensboro's Jimmy Bucher top the homer race with 21 each while Herbade posts a .370 batting average in unofficial tallies.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Charlotte Hornets
Pats
Kube Eldridge
Wilmington Pirates
Rube
Culbreth
Pirates
Richmond
Croker Wade
Jimmy Bucher
Heralde
Doubleheader and Sunday NFL style clash in Carolina gloss
Rain washed out the Richmond Durham game and the Charlotte Winston Salem set. The usual Saturday doubleheaders are moved to tonight with a Colts versus Bulle matchup scheduled for two games on Sunday.
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Colts
Bulle
League presidents mull three day extension vote in Charlotte
President Dan Hill proposes a Sunday meeting of directors in Charlotte to decide on a three day season extension. President Guy Lacy of the Hornets now plans to vote, signaling a shift in position on the proposal.
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Dan Hill
League
Charlotte
Guy Lacy
Hornets
Ex Colgate Star To Aid Kellison At William and Mary
Tommy M. Dowler former Colgate star will serve as backfield coach at William and Mary College this fall assisting Head Coach John B. Kellison in directing the 1933 eleven. Dowler gained national recognition in 1929 for scoring a touchdown in the first five minutes of every game he played.
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Williamsburg
Tommy M. Dowler
Colgate
William and Mary College
William 8. Gooch, Jr
John 8. Kellison
Dowler
Yesterday's Stars Shine in League Showdowns
Pepper Martin and Cardinale slashed singles and scored three runs as the Reds faltered. Ted Lyons led the White Sox past the Tigers with seven hits. Habe Herman starred for the Cubs with a double and two RBIs for a near perfect day, knocking in three runs, including a sixth inning double against the Red Sox.
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Pepper Martin
Cardinale
Reds
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Bronty the Brontosaurus in Alley Oop Feature
Artist Vu T Hamlin explains Bronty the brontosaurus in the Alley Oop strip. He notes the creature was large though blunt with a small brain and vegetarian habits while recounting Triassic era facts and myths about the beast.
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Vu. T. Hamlin
Standings and Games In Today’s Schedule
The standings note today’s games Winston at Charlotte Richmond at Durham Wilmington at Greensboro. Yesterday’s results show Wilmington six Greensboro seven. Rain affected Winston at Charlotte and Richmond at Durham games.
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Winston
Charlotte
Richmond
Durham
Wilmington
Greensboro
Schedule of Baseball Games Across the League
Boston faces Brooklyn Philadelphia meets New York Cincinnati travels to St Louis Chicago plays Pittsburgh Chicago wins 8 to 2 St Louis defeats Cincinnati 8 to 5 Only games scheduled.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Chicago Seeeeeaeens
Nyetenesesrh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York-Philadelphia
Major League Leaders Mixed Standings And Odd Note
Baseball leaders across the National and American Leagues are listed for batting runs and hits with names like Klein Foxx and Ruth. A stray local note mentions London street costs and a fossil brontosaurus comic by Mr. Hamilin, describing its era and humorous excess.
Farrell Faces Sarazen in PGA Semi Final Clash
Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen meet in the PGA semi finals at Milwaukee after each defeating upsets. Farrell, dubbed Jacek the Giant Killer, edged Johnny Goldman 6 and 4 while Sarazen beat Ed Dudley 6 and 5 to set the marquee matchup. Jimmy Hines and Willie Goggin advanced to the semis with wins over Tom Creavy and others.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Win
Johnny Farrell
Dark Horse
Blue Mound
Sarazen
United States
Great Britain
Farrell
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Fights Last Night Result Highlights and Weights
Boxing results detail several bouts across cities with weight classes and outcomes. Ed Winston 187 out on KO over Marty Fox 1838 in Hartford. Vince Dundee 160 stops Danny Devlin 154 in Allentown. Billy Wallace 142 outpoints Paola Villa 1385 in New York. Primo Carnera 270 world heavyweight champion outpoints Harold Mays 210 in Syracuse.
Wright Brothers First Flight Almost One Minute 1903
The first powered flight by the Wright brothers occurred in 1903 and lasted nearly a minute marking a landmark in aviation history with the aircraft lifting off from Kitty Hawk and flying before landing.
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Wright Brothers
English motor-truck offers water-tight driver cabin
A recently marketed English motor-truck features upholstered seats inside a water-tight cabin for the driver, protecting from weather and road conditions. The design emphasizes driver comfort and practicality in varying climates.
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England
Perry Denies He Will Turn Pro In World Tennis
Edward J. Neil reports Perry, the 24 year old Briton, denies plans to turn professional. He clarifies his stance during a U S visit ahead of America's singles title bid at Forest Hills starting Sept 2. Fellow stars Vines Crawford Cochet remain noncommittal as Davis Cup glory links to a possible pro move.
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Edward J. Neil
Rye
N. Y
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Henri Cochet
Fred Perry
Perry
Henry
Bunny) Austis
Great Britain
United States
France
Kingdo
Vines
America
Forest Hills
Crawford
Cochet
Dorothy Round
Mary Heeley
Elizabeth Ryan
England
Freda James
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Gregory Mangin
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Sidney Wood
New York
Keith Gledhill
Stoefen
Jack Tidball
Redmond and Fondren Reach Biltmore Forest Final
Ralph Redmond of St Peters burg Fla and W D Fondren of Augusta Ga reach the 361 hole final at the Biltmore Forest invitation. Redmond ousted Al Dowtin of Asheville to advance while Fondren defeated Gar f ield Miller Jr of Miami after Fondren eliminated defending champion Alan Smith of Asheville.
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Asheville
Ralph Redmond
St. Petersburg
Fla
Redmond
W. D
Dub
Fondren
Augusta
Alan Smith
al Dowtin
Garfield Miller, Jr
Miami
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