Senators Tie Yankees In Key Series Finale Comeback
Washington and New York split a crucial series as Monte Weaver pitched seven no hit innings before Babe Ruth’s ninth inning homer broke the no hit bid. The Senators won 4 to 1 on strength of two sixth inning runs after a Yankee error and a walk. Chicago and Pittsburgh opened a duel for second, while Boston beat St Louis and Philadelphia, and Brooklyn’s win over Philadelphia added to the day’s standings.
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Zimmerman to Play at Chicago
Don Zimmerman former Tulane halfback from the 1932 team will join the Eastern all star squad at Chicago on August 11 to face the Western all stars at the World's Fair on August 24. He aims for revenge against USC and resumes training after a camp and illness in 1932.
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Ferriday All Stars Clinch Series With 2 1 Win
Ferriday All-Stars edged Newellton Browns 2 to 1 to close a three game series. Newellton won the opener 4 to 3 and Ferriday dominated the second 16 to 1. Newellton’s pitching was E Colbert with C Colbert catching while Wilson started for Ferriday and Allen caught.
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Sutter Advances In Eastern Meet At Westchester Club
In Rye New York on August 10 two American women stars and two British players reached the women's semifinals at the Eastern turf court championships at Westchester Country Club. Cruickshank and Ceurworst won straight sets while Round and Heeley progressed, with Gledhill and Kamrath upsetting seeds in the men’s singles as Sutter, Tidball and others advanced to the quarterfinals.
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Sterlington Beats Fairbanks 10 6 in Ouachita Valley Game
Sterlington jumped on Fairbanks with 13 hits as E Turner H Turner and Terry each had two hits. E Turner hit a triple and H Turner a double while Wallace of Fairbanks went 4 for 4. Batteries were Ford and E Turner for Fairbanks.
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African wild dogs use relay hunts to chase fast game
The article notes that African wild dogs run in relay formations, taking turns to exhaust and overpower their prey. By sharing turns, they can pursue and bring down the fastest game more efficiently.
Pine Bluff Takes Over Dixie Loop Leadership
Pine Bluff led the Dixie Baseball League with two Wednesday wins at Baton Rouge. The Arkansas club beat Baton Rouge 6 4 in the opener behind McClung’s 10 hits. Pine Bluff then won 4 2 as McConathy allowed five hits. Shreveport lost twice at Henderson while Tyler shut out Longview 3 0 and Jackson beat El Dorado 6 0.
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Upset in Boys Tennis Tourney at Culver
Warren Christner of Topeka shocked the boys national tennis championship by defeating Roy Velinder of San Antonio 6-2 6-3 in a third round match. Christner advances to face Charles Strostrom of Chicago in the quarterfinals as California players lead the junior ranks.
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All-Stars Tie Tigers In Exhibition At Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids All-Stars rally for four runs in the ninth to tie the Detroit Tigers 7-7 in an exhibition game called after nine innings so the Tigers can catch a train.
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Tulane Hires Dauber and Pare as Coaches
Tulane University announces two new coaches for the athletic staff Ray G Dauber will coach varsity basketball and Emmett Pare will take over tennis duties Dauber, a former Mississippi state coach and three letterman at Iowa, will report in September Pare, 25 and Georgetown educated, will report February 1 Pare previously played pro tennis at the University Club Memphis and hails from Chicago
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Monroe Juniors Defeat Ruston in Championship Rematch
The Monroe American Legion Juniors beat Ruston 10 to 2 at Forsythe Park to take a two game lead in the series. Paul Fontana pitched seven hitless innings before wildness allowed a run in the third. Ruston managed two more in the ninth before a final double play ended the game.
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Hornets and Red Caps Prepare Friday Night Baseball
The Midget league Hornets and Red Caps will join three Recreation Department games at Forsythe Park Friday night. Junior league teams span five innings while Senior league runs seven. Kiwanis Juniors to be introduced at West Monroe Kiwanis luncheon. Buffaloes beat Bulldogs 18 to 0 in a Junior league tilt with three hits by Bulldogs.
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Jacobs book tour sparks amateur tennis probe
Henry McLemore reports that Helen Jacobs faced a probe by the amateur rule committee over an advertised appearance to autograph Modern Tennis. Jacobs denied endorsing the store event and clarified the notice, promising to avoid the store appearance while promoting her book and upcoming national championships.
Helen Jacobs criticized for amateur status publicity choices
Commentary questions Miss Jacobs picks for a book subject and ad wording suggesting alternatives like single sculling or tandem cycling. It notes her autograph session in a sports shop drew scrutiny and officials worry over how answers on tennis could be interpreted as teaching while Mr. Carruthers offers no comment on the Vines inquiry tied to Ellsworth’s possible national championship status.
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Standings and Schedule From Today’s Sports Card
Yesterday results show Tallulah 4 2 Bastrop 10 7 Oak Grove 7 Farmerville 5. Today Farmerville at Tallulah Bastrop at Oak Grove. Hockey style standings list Philadelphia 2 Boston 3 St Louis 7 Chicago 10. Tonight only games include Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Baseball scorecard update shows eight teams in action
Washington defeated New York 4 to 1 while Boston beat Philadelphia 8 to 4. Remaining matchups place New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, St. Louis at Cleveland, and Detroit at Chicago.
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Baseball scores and matchups across cities
Memphis defeats Chattanooga 9 to 2. New Orleans beats Knoxville 4 to 3. Little Rock wins 5 to 3 over Nashville 1 to 0. Atlanta draws Birmingham 4 to 6 with Birmingham. Upcoming games include Atlanta at Birmingham and Little Rock at Nashville as Memphis hosts Chattanooga and New Orleans visits Knoxville.
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Local basketball results and upcoming matchups listed
Tulsa 3 Houston 2 Dallas 2 San Antonio 3 Fort Worth 2 Galveston 3 Oklahoma City 4 Beaumont 3 Dallas at San Antonio Fort Worth at Galveston Oklahoma City at Beaumont Tulsa at Houston.
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Local Scores From Evening Baseball and League Standings
Results recap shows Longview 0 Tyler 3 and El Dorado 0 Jackson 6. Henderson 3-5 Shreveport 0-4. Pine Bluff 6-4 Baton Rouge 4-2. International League Newark 8-7 Rochester 5-2. Jersey City 2-2 Toronto 6-6. Maryland Balt 6 Montreal 2 Albany 3 Buffalo 5.
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American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
Minneapolis leads at Columbus 2-0 while Columbus trails 10-9. Kansas City sits 2-4 and Louisville 3-1. Milwaukee and Indianapolis tied at 1.
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Draw Made for Women's National Net Tourney
The draw for the national women’s tennis championships at Forest Hills August 14 to 19 places Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Dorothy Round atop domestic and foreign seeds. Moody faces Esther Batorch of Los Angeles first. domestic entrants include Helen Jacobs Alice Marble Sarah Palfrey Carolyn Babcock Josephine Cruickshank Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn and Maud Levi. Foreign players include Betty Nuthall Mary Heeley Margaret Scriven Joan Ridley Freda James and L R C Michell. most are from the British Wightman Cup team.
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Senators Defeat Yankees 4-1 to Gain Lead in Series
Washington uses Monte Weaver's sharp pitching to beat New York 4-1 as the Senators pull three games ahead in the four game set. Two key innings feature a bases loaded single by Joe Kuhel and an eighth inning triple from Cronin driving in Manush.
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Venezuela Builds Highway Linking Caracas to Western States
The government completes a new highway project connecting Caracas the capital with western states enhancing transport and regional access.
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Municipal and Riverside Players Set Final Golf Match
The Brown Papermill trophy final between Municipal Golf Club and Riverside Country Club will be played next Sunday, nine holes on each course. Two matches have been played with one win each. Municipal lists 28 players including Prioleau Ellis, Ten Anthony, BJ Moses, Jack Selig Jr, and Jim Harper among others.
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Seeded Aces Press Through Tough U S Tennis Day
In New York on August 10 the public parks championships saw top seeds Simons and Germaine advance in singles after hard-fought matches. Simons beat John Shostrom in four sets while Germaine moved to the women’s semi finals by defeating Andree Russell.
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National Guard routs West Monroe in Twilight League
The National Guard defeated West Monroe 10 to 1 at Forsythe Park after a postponed start. West Monroe scored its lone run in the sixth inning as errorless defense powered the Guards.
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Local clubs and teams clash at city parks and streets
In a string of neighborhood matchups teams from Lions club to American Legion, St Matthew's to Masons, and Missouri Pacific to Y's Men meet on Plum Street, Neville and Forsythe with games at McGuire Park and Bark Dull Faulk featuring West Monroe and Firemen.
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Catcher Kirchen Out Weeks With Split Finger Injury
Dallas Steers catcher Phil Kirchen will miss several weeks with a split finger suffered in a game in Houston Monday night. He is the team’s second string catcher.
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