High Scoring Record for Season Is Set by Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox thrashed the Philadelphia Athletics 19 to 10 after a record first inning, matching the season high in runs and signaling their claim to the major league scoring lead. The day also featured Detroit topping Chicago 6 to 5 in 1 inning, and Washington beating New York 4 to 3 as the pennant chase tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Dib Williams
Pinky Higgins
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Sugar” Cain
Dick Oliver
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Vic Sorrell
Detroit
Hark Greenberg
Greenberg
Frank Dossack
Senators
Russ van Atta
Dave Harris
Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Monte Pearson
Giants
Phillies
Don Hurst
Phil Collins
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New
Cincinnati Reds
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Ray Benge
Walter Beck
Dodgers
Tulane Faces Task of Replacing Star Linemen
Tulane head coach Ted Cox plans to rebuild the line after losses at center guard and end positions. He lists 1932 centers including Winnie Rodrigues and Seaside plus tackles Cunningham and Bankston as missing. Multiple sophomores and veterans like Sonny Westfeldt Jr. Dick Hardy and Charlie Kyle show promise to fill gaps as spring practice hints at a line that could match or exceed last year.
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Horace Renegar
New Orleans
Ted Cox
Tulane
Green Wave
Greenie
Winnie Rodrigues
John Seaside
Pete Cunningham
Dick Bankston
Elson DeLaune
Mr. Cox
Jerry Dalrymple
Lefty Haynes
Jack Holland
Elmer McCance
Charlie Rucker
Tick Upton
Calvert de Coligny
Morris Bodenger
Big Preacher Roberts
Cox
Dalrymple
Haynes
George
Sonny) Westfeldt, Jr
Dick Hardy
Mike Phillips
Charlie Kyle
Gus Clark
Harold Memisas
Memtsas
Charlie Calhoun
Bob Tessier
Bill Featherngill
Louis Boasberg
Cromwell Page
D. A. Allain, Jr
Roy Ary
William Hartson
Cliff Webb
A. B. Patterson
George Tessier
Bill Schroeder
al Paddock
Edgar Rea, Jr
Dick Hulsey
Paul McKlhenny
Ed McNamara
Norman Pailet
W. C. Potter
William Rankin
Bill Sample
Homer Robinson
Ed Poitevent
Ernie Gould
Charlie Smither
Marion Verlander
New Orleans Pelicans Suffer Double Defeat in Southern League
New Orleans lost 18 to 1 and 6 to 3 to Chattanooga as Ed Linke shut down the Pelicans in the nightcap. Nashville topped Birmingham 5 0 and 3 2 with Tiny Chaplin earning his 16th win, while Little Rock defeated Knoxville 3 0 as rain halted play in the sixth inning.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Pelicans
Red McColl
Ed Linke
Pels
Nashville
Birmingham
Tiny Chaplin
Barons
Byron Speece
DeWitt Lebourveau
Little Rock
Hank Harvey
The
Smokies
Travelers
Sports Parade Highlights Big Flubs and Bright Bits
Giants manager Bill Terry admits one major error this year after paying $7,500 for pitcher George Uhle with a lame back. Rods of opinions on players, managers, and spouses pepper the column with brief notes on figures like Blondy Ryan Rab Maranville and Betty Nuthall while calling for reforms in sports and coaching.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Bill Terry
Giants
Detroit
George Uhle
Blondy Ryan
Rabbit Maranville
Boston
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bernon S. Prentice
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Tommy Hitchcock
Boxing Commission
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby’s Bend
Colorado
Jim Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Johnny Palfrey
Sarah
Dorothy Round
Joe Donchess
Pittsburgh
Tetterine Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
An old advertisement touts Tetterine a 60 cent remedy from Shuptrine Co Savanna Ga for ringworm athlete’s foot eczema and other parasitic skin diseases claiming soothing relief within days and money back if not cured.
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Shuptrine Co
Football Begins to Shoulder Its Way Into Sports
A July preview notes football’s ascent in sports pages as colleges and teams unveil camp plans and rosters. It highlights Alabama’s Tuscaloosa start, Big Ten power debates, and early 1930s pricing trends at Marquette, Southern California, Wisconsin and Ohio State amid a heat wave.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Kentucky
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Iowa
Ossie Solem
Virginia
North Carolina
Marquette
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Florida
Creighton
Duke
California
Wisconsin
Ohio State
NBA
Major League Leaders Collate Seasonal Stats
National and American League leaders listed by the Associated Press across batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Klein and Foxx leading in multiple categories for Phillies and Athletics respectively with many players from Cardinals Pirates Yankees and Giants among top finishers.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Terry
Giants
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Vaughan
Fallis
Berger
Braves
Frisch
Cantwell
Parmelee
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Burns
Browns
Averil
Indians
Appling
Combs
Myer
Reynolds
Ruth
Chapman
Walker
Tigers
Grove
Whitehill
Day Baseball Summary Headlines
Leo Durocher hit three doubles and two singles against Cincinnati. Monte Pearson limited the Browns to six hits in game two and drove in the winning run. Tony Cuccinello doubled and singled twice against Boston pitching. Dusty Cooke led the Red Sox with three singles and three runs. Hank Greenberg collected three doubles and a single against the White Sox and scored the decisive run. Phil Collins earned a limited victory for the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Leo Durocher
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Monte Pearson
Indians
Browns
Tony Cuccinello
Dodgers
Boston
Dusty Cooke
Red Sox
Athletics
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
White Sox
Phil Collins
Phillies
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 2 New York 1 Cincinnati 2 3 St Louis 3 4 Boston 6 0 Brooklyn 2 11 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 3. Today New York at Philadelphia with other games including Philadelphia at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Weather Playforces Reed Yields Doubleheader Updates
New Orleans 1-3 Chattanooga 18-6 Birmingham 0-2 Nashville 5-3 Little Rock Knoxville 0. Called end sixth due to rain. Second game postponed. Only games scheduled.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Knoxville
Weekend Pro Football Teasers Across Cities
Schedule lists matchups New Orleans at Nashville Birmingham at Chattanooga Memphis at Atlanta. Team records show Oklahoma City 4-1 Houston 3-2 Tulsa 0-4 Beaumont 2-5 Fort Worth 6 San Antonio 12 Dallas 3 Galveston 0. Remaining games Oklahoma City at Houston Fort Worth at San Antonio Dallas at Galveston.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Dixie League Scores Highlight Narrow El Dorado Win
El Dorado defeated Shreveport 3 to 1 and Pine Bluff topped Longview 2 to 1. Jackson routed Tyler 13 to 4 while Henderson lost 3 to 4 and Baton Rouge was blanked 0 to 5.
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el Dorado
Shreveport
Pine Bluff
Longview
Jackson
Tyler
Henderson
Baton Rouge
Baseball scores and extra innings outcomes listed
The results show Milwaukee 5 Louisville 4 and Minneapolis 3 Toledo 12 in 11 innings with Columbus 6 2 in 12 innings and St Paul 2 1, Kansas City 1 Indianapolis 5 6 in a 12 inning second game.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Baseball scores and standings from a regional game list
The digest lists parses of recent baseball results with teams from Muskogee to Joplin and Springfield to Omaha. First games note extended innings and mixed results, highlighting long 11 inning action and overall win loss records for Bartlesville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Des Moines
Topeka
Joplin
Springfield
St. Joseph
Bartlesville
Omaha
International League scoreboard update
Albany fell 1 to 2 while Rochester won 9 to 5. Jersey City beat Montreal 4 to 3 and Newark prevailed 4 to 2 over Buffalo. No other games scheduled.
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Albany
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Houston Leads Texas League Amid DoubleHeader Split
Houston holds a slim edge after splitting a doubleheader with Oklahoma City as Dallas Steers blank Galveston to tie the series. Beaumont won both ends of a twin bill at Tulsa 2 0 and 5 4 while San Antonio battered Fort Worth 12 6 and Fort Worth pitcher Kowalik gave up nine safeties.
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Texas League
Houston
Galveston
Dallas Teens
San Antonio
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Cso
Oklahoma City
Neagee
United Press
Galveston Bucs
Dallas Steers
Kennedy
Nicholas
Buffs
Indians
Beckman
Fisher
Payne
Dallas
Charlie Barnabe
Bucs
Steers
Moore
Tulsa
Herring
Oilers
Bivin
Fritz
Schulz
Moncrief
Johns
Posedel
Penaces
Panthers
Kowalik
Missions
Sarazen Carries Third PGA Title With Bold Finish
Gene Sarazen, greeted by a jubilant crowd in Milwaukee, captured his third national professional golf championship title with a 5 and 4 win over Willie Goggin of San Francisco at Blue Mound Country Club. The victory followed a relentless run through the field including Eldred, Dudley, Farrell, and Cooper.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gene Sarazen
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Blue Mound Country Club
Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Armour
Gene
Tommy
Goggin
Vincent Eldred
Pittsburgh
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Johnny Farrell
Cocksure
Sarazen Monday
Toronto
Sheriff Sale Notices in Ouachita Parish 1933 Monroe
Public sheriff sale notices list multiple cases in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court. Properties include Edgewater Gardens Block One tract, Whitehead and McEnery subdivision lots, and McEnery’s Lee Avenue Addition parcels. Sales occur at the western front door of the Monroe Court House on August 19 1933, with cash bids and costs to the last highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Building & Loan Association
George E Goodman
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Legas
Edgewater Gardens
Ouachita Parish
Milton Coverdale
Leon St. Marx
Whitehead and McEnery
D. A. Breard Junior
Fulhiol
Fife
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
J. S. Burgess
Parish of
Quachita
McEnery
Lee Avenue
Gordon Avenue
Dixie Avenue
T. T. Thomas
D. T. Clement
Clement Sand & Gravel Company
City of
John Mason
I. A. L. Brunner
District Court House
Nash
Peoples Homestead & Savings Association
Lillian T. Barham
W. G. Gladney
Rosenbloom to Cancel Dallas and New Orleans Bouts
Maxie Rosenbloom, light heavy champion, will cancel planned bouts in Dallas and New Orleans to stay in California for a rest. He was to fight Dynamite Jackson Tuesday night here. manager Franck Bachman cited recent ring activity as the reason for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Dallas
New Orleans
California
Franck Bachman
Rosenbloom
Dynamite Jackson
Orleans Legion Team Champions in Louisiana Junior Play
The New Orleans Papooses clinched the Louisiana American Legion junior baseball title by sweeping Ruston in two games, 15–3 and 10–2, securing a regional playoff berth in Ada Oklahoma August 17–18. A Sunday exhibition 5–0 did not affect the championship.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Papooses
American Legion
Louisiana
Ruston
North Louisiana
Papooses
Ada
Okla
Prosion Ceyede Saan
Terry
Hinton
Riser
Thigpen
Daigle
Spies
Burt
Reid
Benny Bass Booked for Fight in Houston on Labor Day
Benny Bass of Philadelphia former world champion is signed for a ten round bout in Houston on September 5 against Davey Abad of St. Louis. The card also includes Johnny Farr of Cleveland vs Lou Avery of Tulsa as a feature bout.
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Houston
Tex
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Davey Abad
St. Louis
Morris Sigel
Bass-Abad
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Lou Avery
Tulsa
Stars After singles title in women's tennis
Forest Hills, N Y Aug 14 Spurred by a break in Helen Wills Moody's invincible form a strong international field begins pursuit of the American women’s singles crown. Molla Mallory and Helen Jacobs lead domestic hope while rivals from Britain and other countries crowd the field including Round Heeley Scriven James Nuthall Ridley and others seeking the title in Moody’s absence or after injury recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills Moody
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Wills
Great Britain
Britain
Peggy Scriven
Freda James
L, R, C. Michel
Betty Nuthall
Helen Jacobs
Notices of Seizure and Public Sales in Ouachita Parish
Legal notices announce sale of promissory note property in Monroe after writ of fi fa. First sale covers T. P. Mahaffey note for 2600 dollars, 8.5 percent interest, August 19, 1933. Second sale on September 16, 1933 covers Endom subdivision lots and terminal heights real property with cash terms and liens to be settled.
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T. P. Mahaffey
Monroe
Louisiana
M. C. Thompson
Milton CO Er
Cox Stish
Ouachita
Honora Forth Judicial District Court
Ely
Endom
Terminal Heights
NWM
Township 17
Township
Mi Pacific Railroad Company
Township North
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Hart Schaffner Marx & Other Brands
D. Masur & Sons
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Ea i Free
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Detroit Saeee Cdeodeucenes
Oil
I Atlanta
American Association
Climax
Orleans Legion
Ruston Nine
U. S. District Court
Western District OF Louisiana
John W. Keene
J. M. Grimmet
B. L. Risher
A. L. Brunner
Augustre Is
Sheriff's Sale
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