Giants Ride Hubbell to Six-Game Lead in NBT Standings
Faee Bal Line out Hubbell's pitching helps the Giants hold a six game lead in the standings. Results yesterday show Durham 4 Durham 8, Charlotte 0 3, Greensboro 2 0, Richmond 1 4 with Winston-Salem Wilmington rained out. Club standings list Richmond at Greensboro and Wilmington at Winston-Salem with Charlotte at Durham on today’s schedule.
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Hubbell
Giants
Durham
Charlotte
Greensboro
Richmond
Winston-Salem-Wilmington
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Early Baseball Standings and Schedule Omitted
Summary of fragmentary results shows New York 3 0 St Louis 0 2 Brooklyn 13 2 Chicago 5 6 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia only games played Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Boston Chicago Brooklyn St Louis at New York are listed in incomplete schedule notes.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Ground Basal Layground Basal Cloth and Batteries
Fragmentary text lists names and numbers, mentioning batteries and players such as Grimes St Grinom Goodwin Roberson and Carroll Green. Inaccurate OCR yields unclear lines with references to innings and scores.
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Rene
Sania
Imma Blair
Grimes St
Grinom, Goodwin and Roberson
Giants and Cardinals split doubleheader in pennant chase
Giants' Hubbell pitched a 3 0 win, Cardinals’ Walker blanked New York 2 0 to take the second game. Cubs, Braves, Dodgers, Pirates in pursuit as AL leaders trim gap. White Sox shell Indians. Red Sox and Browns split pair as Welland’s six-hitter in game two supports Boston's 9 6 win.
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Boston Braves
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
New York
Bill Walks
St. Louis Cardinals
Hubbell
Giants
Cardinals
Walker
Cardinal
George Watkins
Terry
Hughie Crutz
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Idie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey
Lon Warneke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Washington Senators
Yankees
Detroit Ti
Cleveland Indians
Senators
White Sox
Philadelphia
Dick Barrett
Rube Walberg
Rob Coombs
Leroy Mahaffey
Pale Howe
Boston Red Sox
T. Louis Browns
Bob Welland
Sox
Ogg
Funeral Rites For Cavanaugh Friday
Funeral services for Major Frank W. Cavanaugh no ted football coach will be held Friday at his south shore Marshfield Mass home. Day, one of the most beloved coaches of a generation, died at his home after a courageous illness. He coached at Boston College in 1918 and later at Fordham before retiring last year.
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Marshfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
South Shore
Boston College
Fordham
Chicago Leads World in Ministry Student Numbers
Chicago reports the largest pool of students studying for ministry worldwide, outpacing every other city. The figure highlights Chicago's strong religious education ecosystem and sustained demand for clerical training.
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Chicago
Enid Wilson Aims To Regain American Title At Exmoor
England’s Enid Wilson entered the national women’s championship at Exmoor amid talk she will win the American title. She criticized modern championship culture, but reported a strong first-round win and remained in contention as Helen Hicks Maureen Orentz Mrs. O S Hill and Virginia Van Wie continued in the field. Ada Mackenzie was upset by Pergy Wattles.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Highland Park, Ill
Enid Wilson
England
Alia
Miss Wilson
Joyce Wethered
Misa Wilson
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orentz
Pergy Wattles
Buffalo
Major League Leaders in National League
Major League Leaders show Klein of Philadelphia leading in runs 101, RBIs 106, and hits 184 with other top NL performers including Martin and Pullis. Davis Ilies and Medwick pace in doubles and triples while Berger and Klein tie for home runs with 24. Cantwell and Parmelee lead pitching with 18 and 12 5 records respectively.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Ilies
Martin
Cardinals
Giants
Pullis
Berger
Braves
Prisch
Cantwell
Parmelee
Pitching and batting leaders in early American League race
Summary of top AL batting and hitting stats with players Poxx Simmons Gelrig Foxx Manush Burns Averill Combs and Hite, highlighting lead in runs batted in and triples. Mentions teams Athletics White Sox Senators Indians Browns Yankers.
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Poxx
Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Gelrig
Yonkers
Manush
Senators
Foxx
Ath Ao
Hite
Burns
Browns
Averill
Indians
Combs
Yankers
Patriots Keep Piedmont Lead Amid Wet Week in Charlotte
In the Piedmont League Patriots widened their lead with a doubleheader split against Richmond as Charlotte swept Durham. Shaky Kain and Lefty Eiland limited Charlotte to seven hits, while Bill Skiff’s Hornets won 4–0 and 8–3. Charlie Pat Casey and Jimmy Bryant sparked the opener with a homer, and Schuster Brittain will move to Chattanooga after tonight’s game.
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Charlotte
Patriots
Richmond
Durham
Greensboro
Colts
Bill Skiff
Hornets
Wilmington
Twins
Bucs
Shaky Kain
Lefty Eiland
Kain
Jimmy Bryant
Pat Casey
Chester Martin
Charlotte Tankers Set For Thursday Night Dual Meet
Charlotte Tankers will face the locals Thursday at the local YMCA pool in the third dual meet of the season against High Point Y swimmers. Start time is 7 30 with large crowd expected. High Point lists juniors Hubert Barrier Lloyd Whitley Bobby Hartley Ronald Jester Dick Metskey Glenn Morris and midgets Edgar Hartley Hal Barrier Sam Kellam Ned Bollinger Jim Harris Charlies Green.
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High Point
Charlotte
Hubert Barrier
Lloyd Whitley
Bobby Hartley
Ronald Jester
Dick Metskey
Glenn Morris
Edgar Hartley
Hal Barrier
Sam Kellam
Ned Bollinger
Jim Harris
Charlies Green
Eldridge Sought for Sunday Exhibition by Charlotte Club
Charlotte requests veteran pitcher Rube Eldridge of Greensboro to face a semi pro pickup team in an exhibition game Sunday. Johnny Dobbs believes Eldridge will draw fans and is well known in Charlotte for the event titled the Duke of gt.
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Charlotte
Rube Eldridge
Greensboro
Johnny Dobbs
The
Hornets
Eldridge
Duke of Gt
Fights Last Night Reported From Multiple Cities
Boxing results list bouts in New York Passaic and Chicago. Steve Haham drew Charley Massera in Passaic and Pittsburgh. Jackie Sharkey outpointed Lou Vine in Chicago. Norman Conrad drew Vittorio Livan in Revere. Tom Beck outpointed Leroy Brown in Charleston.
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New York
Steve Haham
Passaic
Is Yes
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Drew
Chicago
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Lou Vine
Revere
Mass
Norman Conrad
Wilton
N. H
Vittorio Livan
Heston
Charleston
Tom Beck
Jacksonville
Fla
Leroy Brown
Met Museum’s Jade Collection Noted Among World Leaders
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses one of the world’s premier jade collections. Artifacts span ancient to modern pieces, reflecting broad cultural traditions and expert craftsmanship from multiple regions.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Cochet Turns Pro as France Davis Cup Standout
Paris Aug 20 Henri Cochet long a bulwark of France in Davis Cup announces his decision to turn professional. The 31 year old star will debut pro play Sept 22 in Franco American matches versus Tilden Haines, with Cochet and Martin Pleas representing France. He has dominated around the 1926 1932 period, holding top ten world status and multiple titles including French British and American championships.
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Paris
Henri Cochet
France
Lyons
Big Bill Tilden
Harring
Cechet
Martin Pleaa
Tilden
Bruce Haines
Texas
Cochet
Great Britain
Das
Auteuil
Little el" Johnston
Germantown
United States
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Vines
Wimbledon
Suftern
Fred Perry
Amateur teams plan tourney at meet tonight
Managers of city wide amateur baseball teams are invited to a Y M C A meeting at the Y lobby tonight at 7 o'clock to finalize plans for the forthcoming tournament. Teams listed include Highland Mills AdamsMillis and many others from local towns and merchants.
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Highland Mills
Adams-Millis
High Point Overall
Southern Public Utilities
Amateur golf field set for 1932 National Championship opening
The National Amateur golf championship begins September 11 at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati with seven of eight last year’s quarter-finalists returning led by defending champion C Ross Somerville and including Johnny Goodman Maurice McCarthy Jease Guilford W O Blaney Chick Evans and Johnny Fischer Also in the field are Walter Emory Rodney Bliss Jess Sweetser and Max Marston among others while Francis Ouimet misses qualification. A stray note mentions fish rising to a buster baited above water.
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New York
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Francis Ouimet
C. Ross Somerville
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Maurice McCarthy
Cleveland
Jease Guilford
Auburndale
Mass
W. O. Blaney
West Newton
Chick Evans
Chicago
Johnny Fischer
Ft. Thomas
Walter Emory
Oklahoma City
Rodney Bliss
Cornell
Jess Sweether
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Max Marston
Gulph Mills
Winnetka, Il
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Goodman
Seaver
Leap year rule complicates 1900 status
The statement notes leap years do not occur every four years and highlights 1900 as not a leap year while 1896 and 1804 were. It explains century years are not leap years unless divisible by 400.
Football admissions to be cut this fall
College football faces renewed price cuts as nearly half of U S colleges trim admission costs further for the 1933 season. Reductions range from 10 to 50 percent across regions with top game prices mostly at 3 to 4 dollars plus tax while some schools hold or raise prices.
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New York
Eastern Front
Middle West
Southwest
Pacific Coast
East
Mid-West
Far West
Associated Press
University of Maine
Geneva College of
Beaver Falls
Bethany College of
West Virginia
Crimson
Bys
Yale-Army
Princeton- Yale
Harvard-Army
West Coast
Stanford
California
Notre Dame
University of Denver
University of Kansas
South
North Carolina State
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Denver
New England
Boston College
Trinity
Springfield
Northeaster
Yale
Harvard
New York State
Colgate
Rochester
Army
Niagara
Fordham
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Franklin and Marshall
Bucknell
Moravian
Gettysburg
Grove City
Muhlenberg
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Labored Major League Showdowns
Tony Lazzeri drove in five for the Yankees with a home run and a triple against the Tigers. Carl Hubbell and Bill Walker each yielded five hits in shutout wins in a double bill. Danny Taylor and Jim Mosolf led a nightcap with big hits as a former hitter collected four. Johnson slugged a home run and five singles for Boston against St Louis. Heinie Manush and Monte Pearson contributed a timely tenth inning single and two hits respectively. Jake Appling drove in three for the White Sox with a double and two singles. Heinie Meine held the Phillies to five hits.
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Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Tigers
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Bill Walker
Cardinals
Bill
Danny Taylor
Dodgers
Jim Mosolf
Cubs
Johnson
Red Sox
Browns
Heinie Manush
Senators
Monte Pearson
Indians
Farmer
Jake Appling
White Sext
Athletics
Heinie Meine
Pirates
Phillies
Time standard adoption in 1888 United States
In 1888 the United States adopted standard time. The earth’s surface curve rises about two inches per mile. Madagascar uses battle trees as dwellings.
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United States
Madagascar
Piccadilly Circus Underground Station Opens in 1928
The Piccadilly Circus underground railway station in London officially opened on December 10 1928 marking a milestone in city transit.
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Piccadilly Circus
London
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Ray Street
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Emma Bisir
Grimes Street
Elissa Landi
David Manners
Arierie Rambeau
Broadhurst
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Clive Brook
Diana Wynyard
Albo
Tomont
Y. Giants
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Cavanaugh
Loretta Young
George Brent
Manhattan
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Heck Jones
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Potter
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Schuster
Shuny) Brittain
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Southern Association
Wilmington Pirates
Brittain
Une Vlasek
Hollywood
Charlotte Tankers
By Alan Gould
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SALEM
Thomasville
Private Jones” With
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