Senators Extend Lead as Weaver Shuts Out White Sox
Washington's Meonie Weaver returns to form with a four hit effort powering a 14 to 1 win over Chicago. The victory marks a ninth straight for the Senators tying the season's long run and moving them toward the pennant as Gehrig surpasses the iron man mark with his 1308th consecutive game.
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Hugh 8S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Buster Lou
Washington
Senators
Meonie Weaver
Weaver
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Hornsby Bears
Yanks
Gehrig
Everett Scott
Lou
Babe Ruth
St. Louis Browns
Lefty Gomez
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Jim Levey
Oscar Melillo
William Harridge
Walter Miller
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
George Earnshaw
Bob Weiland
Eldon Daker
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Jim Collins
Chuck Klein
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H. E. Washington
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Miller
Kimsey
Haid
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Pennock
Moore
Dickey
Blueholder
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Shea
Cleveland
R.H.E. Cleveland
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
Peterson
Boston
Weiland and Ferrell
Auker, Hogsett and Pasek
Local Casting Meet Highlighted by Leaders
Judge E E Cavanaugh of Fort Dodge led the naive three eighths oue ball division for best average while Anthony Accetta of Cleveland won the fly casting event at 115 feet 4 inches and W J Bookwalter of Cleveland claimed the bait cast at 254 feet.
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Chicago
E. E. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge
Anthony Accetta
Cleveland
Fragmented Baseball Scores From Midwest Roundup
incoherent OCR style listing multiple games and scores across cities including Des Moines Joplin St Joseph Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Boston Newark and others with mixed results and future matchups. mentions American Association standings Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis and other minor city pairings. noisy data fragment.
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American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Paul
Indianapolis
Esquisville
Minnealis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Americury League
L. Pet
Fee Wee Et Po
Clevelannens
Gas-ag Bend
Boston
St. Laer
W. New York
Coenee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth Hints at 1934 Plans with Yankees
Babe Ruth, in St Louis with the Yankees for a Browns series, said he may play all season if physically able and would not sign for a full year unless he can complete the season. He returned to the lineup for the series and hit his 27th homer after a two game layoff.
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St. Louis
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Ruth
Ebbets Heirs Seek Club Debt Details in Court
The Brooklyn National League club faces a court-ordered inquiry led by the Ebbets estate heirs. They seek examination of the club’s affairs, including minor league acquisitions, a $200,000 loan from Brooklyn Trust, and the estate’s value drop from $1,066,814 in 1930 to $839,468.
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New York
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Charles H. Ebbets
Ebbets
George Wingate
Ball Club
Anna Marie Ebbets Booth
Genevieve M. Booth
Frank H. Booth
Brooklyn Trust Company
Ebbets Estate
Lions and Ward's Win in Kittenball Matches
Montgomery Ward defeated the Golden Glow club 6 to 3 at Jefferson field while the Lions beat the Legion 7 to 0 at League field. Lions surged in the fifth inning scoring six runs after Bernard Hahn and Jack Nagle homered, Edgington and Hahn pitched well, and Golden Glow errors aided Ward's. The other scheduled games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Montgomery Ward
Lions
Golden Glow Club
Jefferson Field
Legion
Lions-Legion
Bernard Hahn
Jack Nagle
Archie Edgington
Edgington
Hahn
Edington
Golden Glow
Ward
Thieseter
Clarence Theocald
Maynard Preston
Clarence De Mar Wins Nineteenth Marathon in Cleveland
Clarence De Mar led a 30-runner field on a 26 mile 385 yard course through Cleveland to finish in 2 hours 54 minutes securing his 19th career marathon victory in 25 years of competition. The article notes a separate statistic about U.S. hat making requiring over 50 million rabbit skins annually.
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Cleveland
Clarence de Mar
Two Evening Games Set At Oregon Field Tonight
At Oregon field two night games are announced. South End A C meets United Brethren at 8 p m and Palace Theater faces Whiskey Hollow at 10 p m. A 6 15 p m league matchup features Heinz 57 club against an unknown opponent.
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Oregon Field
South End A. C
United Brethren
Palace Theater
Whiskey Hollow
Heinz “57
Shields defeats Vines in Newport semi final tennis
Frank X Shields of New York defeats national champion Ells worth Vines 6-2 6-4 6-4 to reach the Newport Casino tennis final. Vines had defeated Lester Stoefen in the previous round and faces Clifton Sutter or Wilmer Allison in the other semi as George Lott and Stoefen reach doubles semis.
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Newport
R. I
Ellsworth Vines
Frank X. Shields
Vines
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Manuel Alonzo
Shields
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Sutter
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Allison
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Calif
George Lott
Stoefen
Frederick Perry
Frank F. D. Wilde
Jack Tidball
Gene Mako
Gledhill
Golf Stars in Second Round at Canadian Open
In Toronto at Royal York Golf Club the field narrows after day one. Harry Cooper leads with 70 while Gene Sarazen shoots 76 and Johnny Farrell posts 71 tied for second with Joe Kirkwood and Bobby Alston. Sandy Somerville sits within reach with 73 as insects devour a tenth of the global crops.
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Toronto
Royal York
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
United States
Milwaukee
Johnny Farrell
Joe Kirkwood
Bobby Alston
Ottawa
Farrell
Sandy Somerville
Simon Pyres
Musky Swimming Team Falls to Burlington in Close Meet
The Muscatine Musky swimmers lost to Burlington 54 to 43 in a tightly fought intercity meet at Burlington. Senior and junior divisions produced multiple wins for Muscatine including Sweet, Kruse, Miller, Coleman, Kosloski, Reuling, and the Smalley sisters, with plans announced for an invitational event at Weed park pool and invitations to Burlington Iowa City Davenport and Wapello.
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Muscatine Weed Park Pool
Burlington City
Burlington
Musky
Muskies
Bowman Sweet
Muscatine
Bill Kruse
Miller
Coleman
Kosloski
Helen Reuling
J. Markey
Southeastern Iowa
Marian Smalley
Herbert Valett
Weed Park
Iowa City
Davenport
Wapello
Gehrig’s Historic Hitting Feats Across Years
Lou Gehrig set AL RBI records with 174 in 1927 and 184 in 1931. He became first to homer in three games on three dates and won the 1927 MVP. In 1928 he set World Series marks for nine RBIs and four homers in three straight games. He tied Ruth with 46 homers in 1931 and had six homers in six consecutive games. He also hit four in one game on June 3, 1932, matching the 36 year old record.
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Yankees
St. Louis
Everett Scott
Babe Ruth
Bobby Lowe
Ed Delehanty
Great Matches Expected Today in Net Tourney
Eight survivors in the Women’s National Tennis Championship at Forest Hills advance to quarter finals after sparring rounds. Moody faces Heeley as Marble eyes Nuthall, Round meets Palfrey, Jacobs vs Cruickshank. Butler and entries open with organizers Asthalter Weis and Van Lent.
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New York
Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Helen Jacobs
Josephine Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Calif
Helen
Josephine
Peggy Scriven
England
Freda James
Miss Scriven
Bath and Raquet Club
Bob Asthalter
Francis Weis
John van Lent
Perroni Beats Izzy Gastanaga in Lopsided Bout at MSG
Fans stayed away as Patsy Perroni, 189 pounds, hammered Izzy Gastanaga, 1901-2 pounds, in a ten round summer show at Madison Square Garden. Perroni stretched his victory streak to 21, opening a cut over Gastanaga and controlling the action from the start with sharp lefts and pressure.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Izzy Gastanaga
Joe Humphries
Perroni
Gastanaga
Illinois clubs clash as nine day semi pro tourney opens
Moline and Monmouth meet Saturday at 8 30 am at League field to open a nine day semi pro tournament bringing 23 Illinois and Iowa clubs. The event runs all next week at South Muscatine park with finals Sunday Aug 27 and $100 top prize.
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Illinois
Moline
Monmouth
League Field
Iowa
South Muscatine Park
Muscatine
Howard McFadden
Muscatine Palace Cafe
Jefferson
Muscatine Muskies
Muscatine Independents
Rock Island
South End Park
Great Star to Play With West in Polo Final
Eric Pedley of California set to ride for the West in the intercontinental polo final against Hitchcock's Easterners. Williams suffered a broken leg for the West in a 12 to 8 loss that jeopardized the West’s title bid. Pedley abandoned travel plans to join the West on short notice.
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West
Chicago
Eric Pedley
California
Tommy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Hubert W
Rube) Williams
Pedley
Los Angeles
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