Braves Close Gap on Giants With Double-Header Split
Boston snaps an eight game win streak but gains a half game on the New York Giants. In the first game Tom Zachary blanks the Reds 5-3. Cincinnati wins the second game as Ernie Lombardi and Chick Hafey collect four safeties each. Brooklyn and Chicago split a double-header while the Yankees and Senators split, leaving the Giants eight games ahead in the standings.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Pite
Boston Sensations
New York Giants
Mony
Braves
Tom Zachary
Cincinnati
Reds
Thems
Wit Bill
Dizzy Dean
Staig Cardinals
Zachary
Paul Mapger
Pinky White
Fredhouse
Ernie Lombardi
Chickey
Giants
Hallamacher
Glenn Spencer
Georgekins
Fred Fitzsim
Eoklyn
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Bud Ting
Leroy Herrmann
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Mpadelphia
Washin Senators
New York Yan
Tors
Senators
Cleveland
Whitehill
Alvin Crow
Bridges
Yankees
Detroit
Ruffing
Simmons
Chicago Ite Sox
Ladelphia Athletics
Pale Hose
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Corsairs
St Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Athletics
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Heydler
National and international sports brief roundup
Tennis and golf results from New York Massachusetts Quebec Illinois and other venues. Jacobs retains title as Moody defaults. Quist Turnbull take doubles quarters. Grant defeats Hall in invitation final. Mac Smith wins western open. Held and Stuart win memorial. Roustabout and Indian Runner prevail in stakes and handicaps. Also polo, auto road race, trap, and a double header in baseball with Red Sox and Browns splitting.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Jacobs
Moody
Brookline
Mass
Quist
Turnbull
Allison
van Ryn
Vines
Gledhill
Seignory Club
Que
Grant Downs Hall
Olympia Fields
Mac Smith
Mamaroneck
Eddie Held
Mark Stuart
John G. Anderson
General New York
Hitchcock
Elgin
Iil
Phil Shafer
Vandalia
E. C. Woodward
Houston
LSU Squad To Report September 4 For Preseason
Baton Rouge August 28 Special LSU football hopefuls to report to Major Frank Wandle on Labor Day morning for equipment issue and two day practice sessions. Captain Biff Jones and staff plan early sessions to dodge heat. LSU opens with Rice Institute less than four weeks away after a summer of golf and fishing with coaches noted for athletic hobbies.
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Baton Rouge
Frank Wandle
Lou
Louisiana
Lawrence
Biff) Jones
Tennessee
Jack Torrence
Bill Lobdell
Lobdell
Wandle
Louisiana Tigers
Rice Institute
Biff Jones
Burt Ingwersen
Spike Nelson
Joel Hurt
T. P. Heard
Heard
Moody Defaults As Jacobs Wins National Women’s Tennis Title
Helen Hull Jacobs defeats Helen Moody to win the national women’s championship at Forest Hills in a match marked by Moody’s third set default due to injury. Moody, 27, battled through illness and a back brace as Jacobs claimed the title amid controversy and questions about Moody’s future.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Wills Moody
California
Helen Hull Jacobs
Queen Helen
Forest Hills
Helen
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
Jacobs
Ellsworth Vines
Paris
Betty Nuthall
Freda James
Miss Elizabeth Ryan
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Miss Marble
Miss Nuthall
Major Frank Cavanaugh Not Expected to Live
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh famed football coach and World War I hero lay critically ill at his Marshfield home after a recent operation. The Dartmouth Boston College and Fordham standout created some of the era’s most spectacular teams.
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Mansfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Marshfield
Dartmouth
Boston College
Fordham
Montreal and Albany Triumphed in League action
International League scores show Montreal 4 Montreal 4 Buffalo 1 3 and Albany 3 2 while Toronto 9 edged Rochester 11 and Baltimore 5 6 with Jersey City 2 1 and Newark 3 7 in a busy schedule across cities and teams.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Albany
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Standings and results from today’s baseball slate
Yesterday's results show Chicago 2 2, Brooklyn 0 5 and Cincinnati 0 5, Boston 7 3, St Louis 7 5, New York 1 5 in a doubleheader halted by darkness. Today features Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and eight other matchups across the league. New York 3 12, Detroit 4 2, Washington 14 3, Cleveland 1 6, Philadelphia 3 8, Chicago 5 9, Boston 7 3, St Louis 5 5.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
Pet
St. Lottie
Ccseeeeses
Eenee
Tenes
Steers
Cintinrats
Csscéoseees
Washington Eee
Philadelphia Wee
Thane
Orr
New York Fx
Detroit Pervanre
New York Sosses
Seemenee
Sports standings and matchups across cities
Knoxville 1 1 and New Orleans 10 2. Atlanta 6 1 and Chattanooga 11 2. Memphis 11 and Little Rock 4. Nashville Birmingham Iain. Tulsa at Oklahoma City. Houston at Fort Worth. Beaumont at San Antonio. Galveston at Dallas.
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Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Rock
Nashville
Birmingham
Iain
Texas City Scores From Round of Games
Fort Worth 3 Dallas 5 Beaumont 4 San Antonio 5 Houston 2 Oklahoma City 0 Galveston 3 Tulsa 0 Atlanta at Chattanooga Nashville at Knoxville New Orleans at Birmingham
Baseball Scores Report From Rain-Shortened Games
Longview led Henderson 8 to 5, Tyler 4, Shreveport 3 when play ended after the eighth inning due to rain. Also El Dorado 1, Baton Rouge 12 was the other completed result as listed.
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Longview
Henderson
Tyler
Shreveport
el Dorado
Baton Rouge
Pacific Coast League and Associated Scores Report
The standings show Pacific Coast League teams with several records: Los Angeles 17-18, Seattle 3-4, Sacramento £-5, Missions 8-6, San Francisco 6-7, Portland 7-8, Oakland 5-6, Hollywood 6-12. American Association results include Columbus 17, Minneapolis 5, Indianapolis 7-9, Milwaukee 6-2 and Louisville 2, Kansas City 3.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Missions
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Hollywood
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo-St. Paul
Iain
Louisville
Kansas City
Notable light sports items mix tennis quotes and baseball lore
United Press notes Big Bill Tilden as the ultimate player in Mrs Helen Wills Moody’s view while Helen comments on Vines. Also mentioned are Pennsylvania Military College football conditioning by horseback, unusual Australian racquets, old Yankee lore about Gehrig and Bush, Crowder pebbles on mound, Canzoneri’s fists, and Carnera declining a spaghetti pose.
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United Press
New York
Big Bill Tilden
Helen Wills Moody
Vines
Cochet
Crawford
William
Helen
Pennsylvania Military College
Jud Timm
Jack Crawford
Joe
Bush
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Miller Huggins
Wally Pipp
Gehrig
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Tony Canzoneri
Carnera
Chicago
Braves Dominate Last Week In Major Leagues
Boston Braves surged from fourth to second in the National League with six straight wins starting August 19, sweeping the Pirates and Cardinals to threaten the Giants. The week featured high scoring from the Braves and tough defense from the Cardinals.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
New York
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Shreveport Wins Second Half Flag in Dixie League
Shreveport clinched the second half of the Dixie League season, finishing 10 points ahead of Jackson and earning a best of seven series versus the first division winner for the pennant. Baton Rouge, Henderson, Pine Bluff, Tyler, El Dorado and Longview also noted, with Baton Rouge placing five men on the all star team.
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United Press
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Jackson
Henderson
Pine Bluff
Tyler
el Dorado
Longview
National Association Press Bureau
Gilbert
Kott
Bilgere Henderson
Dalrymple
Bouza
Bates
Mazzera
Krauss
Larkin
Hubbell
Boutwell
Billings
Notice of Seizure of Six Cases of Cauliflower in Louisiana
In the Western District of Louisiana the United States holds six crates of cauliflower seized from Denver shipments via Missouri Pacific to Monroe. The notice calls for anyone with claims to appear September 16, 1933, at 10:00 a.m. in Monroe to contest forfeiture.
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United States District Court For
Western District of
Louisiana
United States of America
Z. J Fort Produce Co
Denver
Colorado
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Louisiana Produce Company
Monroe
U. S. District Court For
Shreveport
United States
George W. Montgomery
U. S. Marshal
Major League Leaders Revealed By Baseball Stat Leaders
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies with a .378 batting average and 179 hits while Ott of the Giants tops 106 RBIs. Cantwell of the Braves leads in wins with 18 while Parmelee of the Giants has 125 strikeouts. American League leaders show Foxx of the Athletics batting .558 with 128 RBIs and 36 homers, Manush and Simmons sharing 100 runs batted in, and Gehrig leading runs with 111.
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Associated Press
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Fullis
Medwick
Vaughan
Pirates
P. Waner
Berger
Braves
Frisch
Cantwell
Parmelee
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Burns
Browns
Averill
Indians
Combs
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Loyola's Football Policy Unchanged in Chicago
Loyola University of Chicago to keep no intercollegiate football under new president Fr Samuell Knox Wilson S J. He notes a $20 000 deficit after 1931 and says enrollment rose despite lack of football while intramural sports and intercollegiate basketball kept the budget balanced.
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Chicago
Loyola University of Chicago
Samuell Knox Wilson
S. J
Robert M. Kelly
Fr. Wilson
Boxing Schedule Highlights Non Title Bouts This Week
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati and Maxey Rosenbloom of New York headline a light week of boxing with non title bouts. Rosenbloom faces Leroy Haynes in Los Angeles, followed by Miller meeting Lou Feldman in Cleveland, while Gorilla Jones takes on Manuel Rubio Victoria in Agua Caliente. The card lists other local 10 rounders across Atlantic City and Pittsburgh.
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New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Maxey Rosenbloom
Rosenbloom
Far West
Los Angeles
Leroy Haynes
Cleveland
Miller
National Boxing Association
Lou Feldman
Feldman
Gorilla Jones
Manuel Rubio Victoria
Mexico
Agua Caliente
Atlantic City
Buster Brown
Baltimore
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Charlie Massera
Pittsburgh
Steve Hamas
Passaic
Lew Feldman
Largest tobacco warehouse planned in Lexington
Plans proceed for a massive L shaped warehouse 1100 feet by 420 feet to store 7000 baskets of leaf tobacco. The facility will employ 2 percent of workers and include prism glass skylights to reduce glare and diffuse light.
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Lexington
Ohio's first railroad linked Toledo to Adrian Michigan
The report notes the Ohio constructed rail line extended from Toledo to Adrian Michigan marking a milestone in early regional rail development.
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Ohio
Toledo
Adrian
Mich
Ouachita Sheriff Sale Notices Competing Real Property Listings
Public auction notices outline two separate sales in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Milton Coverdale as sheriff lists a September 23 1938 sale of the west half of lot 17 in G B Haynes subdivision and a September 16 1933 sale from the Oliver B Morton succession with multiple lots and mineral interests detailed for debt payment.
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Jesse M. Griggs
T. J
N. J. Knighton
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
West Monroe
Fife
Court of
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Pt mi
E. K. Catlett
Ray Purcell
State of
Sheriff's Sale People's Homestead & Savings Associa
W. L. Holcomb
State
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisana
G. B. Haynes
Oliver B. Morton
Parrish
Endem
Terminal Heights
New Louisiana
Endom
Township
Pacific Railroad Company
Section
Nena
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Long Beach
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W. G. Everett Wing Dawes
Mickey Cochrane
Boston Red Sox
Mother Nature
Clark Griffith
D. Masur & Sons
Tiger Grid
Rice
By Alan Gould
Frank Cavanaugh
Southern Association
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Beaumont
San Antonio
Galveston
Dallas
Dallas Ee
Henry McLemore
Eastern Aggregation
R. L. Kilgore
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