State Meets Catawba And Wildcats Clash With Elon
North Carolina college football opens with NC State vs Catawba at Raleigh and Davidson vs Elon at Davidson. Wake Forest delays until October 7 while Duke and UNC await Sept 30. Guilford meets Naval apprentices at Newport News. Appalachian plays Erskine at Due West.
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Major League Leaders Update from Yesterday's Games
American League leaders include Foxx of the Athletics with 45 homers and 3381 at bats total, Manush of the Senators leading with 206 hits, and Gehrig of the Yankees high in runs batted in at 122. Pitching leaders show Grove of the Athletics with 22 wins and Whitehill of the Senators at 21-7.
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Baseball statistics from the National League include Klein of Philadelphia leading batting with 471, Davis 840 at bats, and 114 RBIs for Klein. Martin of St Louis leads runs with 117, Hite 208 hits, and Medwick 99 doubles. Pitching honors go to Tinning of Chicago with 18-6 and Cantwell 19-9.
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San Antonio Wins Texas League Pennant
San Antonio clinched its first Texas league pennant since 1908 by defeating the Galveston Buccaneers 56 to 12 Sunday night, earning the right to face the Southern association champion in the Dixie series.
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Davidson Players Injured in Campus Car Wreck
Two reserve players, John Partridge of Atlanta and Hack Sanders of Laurens, F. C., were injured in an automobile wreck on the Davidson campus Saturday night but not seriously. Both are backs.
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Sharkey Levensky Battle Sets Ring Tonight at Comiskey Park
Jack Sharkey weighs about 200 pounds and King Levensky around 208 as they prepare for a heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park delayed from last Friday by weather. Public opinion keeps Boston’s Sharkey as the 5 to 1 favorite to win.
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NYPL Ranks Fourth Largest Library Worldwide
The New York Public Library holds the position of the fourth largest library in the world by total volumes.
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Gin name derivation traces to French genievre juniper
The term gin derives from the French genievre meaning juniper. This etymology highlights the spice’s central role in early gin production and branding.
Labor Mediator for the NRA
Charlies B. Barnes serves as labor mediator for the NRA and the National Labor Board. His latest success halted a street railway strike in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Publicity Boys in Action in Carolina and Duke football notes
A busy publicity column names Tar Heel and Blue Devil candidates, press agents, and players across Carolina and Duke. It highlights Jim McCachren, Ralph Gardner, Blucher Ehringhaus, Nick Laney, Corky Cornelius, Bob Cox, and others, plus Duke vs VMI and State vs Catawba matchups with quotes on expectant lineups and fan interest.
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Dunlap Wins National Amateur Golf Title After Marriage
New York reports George T. Dunlap Jr captured the national amateur championship. He credits weight gain and improved putting from home cooking and married life. Dunlap led 68 in the qualifying round, defeated Max Marston, and trailed only once against William Little en route to Walker Cup selection and a London-England trip.
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The Washington Ivories and Laundry Blueing Note
A report notes George Washington used ivory dentures with springs prone to sticking open. It adds a tip for laundry saying only a small amount of bluing should be used in the final rinse.
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N B A Considers Leaving International Boxing Body
The National Boxing Association opened its convention with proposals to withdraw from the international boxing union, standardize amateur rules, bond promoters, and enforce rulings. Edward C. Foster plans withdrawal over Adolph Heuser suspension, while J Landry urges bonding promoters to protect boxers and fans.
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Vines and Perry In Pacific Coast Play
Immunity seemed assured for leading tennis stars as they faced second round foes in the Pacific Southwest tournament. Frederick Jerry, national champion, met Cliff Johnson after Jerry won 6-1 6-3 over Dick Belote. Ellsworth Vines Jr., a two time champion, faced Alan Herrington after a 6-1 7-5 win over Henry Rosenberg.
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Stars deliver big hits as Cubs and Yankees shine
Yesterday's stars include Babe Herman powering the Cubs past Brooklyn with five hits, Buddy Myer driving in the winner for the Senators in a ninth inning single against the Tigers, Adolfo Luque limiting the Cardinals to three hits in relief, Babe Ruth hitting his 29th and 30th homers and a single for the Yankees against the Indians, and Sparky Adams leading the Reds with three hits in each game against the Braves.
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Ontario Borders Three Great Lakes and St Lawrence Bay
Ontario is the sole Canadian province that touches four of the Great Lakes and part of the St Lawrence River, outlining its extensive freshwater boundary.
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Moffitt Leads Garrett After 18 Holes In City Championship
In Blair Park action Moffitt captain of the previous season’s team held a one stroke edge over Jack Garrett as they finished the opening 18 holes of a 36 hole title match. Garrett tied late, with several pars and halves, leaving the final 18 to decide the city champion.
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Brown-Williamson Defeats Pointers In Series Play
Brown-Williamson of Winston-Salem won game one of the Inter-City League post season title series over the High Point Pointers by 3 to 1. Seven Pointer errors helped the visitors build an early lead as R. Smith pitched well for the winners. Williams and Cowan were the only Pointers with more than one hit. Andrews and Kirby pitched for the Pointers but received little support. The next game is set for Saturday in Winston-Salem with a possible third game at the Pointers’ field.
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Giants And Senators May Clinch Pennants Today It Breaks Right
The 1933 pennant races near clinching as the New York Giants and Washington Senators each held narrow leads. Giants beat the Cardinals 4 to 0 aided by Mel Ott’s 22nd homer and Luque’s relief work, while Pirates faced a doubleheader with the Phillies. Senators needed three wins with ten games left against 13 for Yankees, after a 4 to 3 comeback win over Detroit boosted their stance. Yankees dropped two to Cleveland while Cubs split with Brooklyn.
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Standings And Schedules For Today Sports Page
Standings show Philadelphia and Brooklyn leading, with games today: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati. Yesterday results include Boston 2 0, Cincinnati 5 6, Brooklyn 5 5, Chicago 6 6, New York 4 over St Louis 3.
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Chicago at New York and other league results
Reported scores show Cleveland 2 1 over Boston in a rain game while New York trails 3 6 and Detroit leads 3 0 in updated standings. The day included Chicago at Boston with rainy conditions and St Louis at Washington.
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