Elks claim city crown with 1–0 win over Boosters
In front of a packed crowd, the Elks edged City Club Boosters 1 to 0 at Jefferson Field to seize the city championship. Oliver Bentley opened the third with a walk, scoring on Lange’s line drive as the only tally of the game.
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Heinz Factory
Elks
Lodgemen
Boosters
Jefferson Field
Mulford
Heinz Club
The
Blaesing
Kretschmar
Faulhaber
Bobby Vetter
Gib Jacobs
Buck McIntyre
Andy Nietzel
McIntyre
Clyde Gray
Jimmy Lange
Orville Bentley
Mike Blaesing
Oliver Bentley
Lange
Chissey
Vetter
Tommy Jacobs
Barko
Krueger
Ted Goetzman
Kautz
Goetzman
Bentley
Ollie Bentley
Dillon
Harold Hanson
Woolsey
Bob Hanson
Eckhardt
Ruckles
Wintermute
Ruckkles
Heinz
Barger
Huber
Stevens
AB. Ol
Nietzel
Wee Goetzman
Rune
Tange
Haber
Lance
Goetzman Cholen
Cochet to Turn Pro and face Tilden in Franco American clashes
Henri Cochet the French Davis Cup star plans to turn professional and will debut in Franco American matches starting September 22 renewing his rivalry with Bill Tilden. Cochet and Martin Plaa expected to represent France against Tilden and Bruce Barnes barring a hitch.
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Paris
Henri Cochet
France
Lyons
Bill Tilden
Cochet
Martin Plaa
Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Great Britain
Western League Standings and Schedule Summary
Des Moines leads the Western League with 2 wins while Omaha has 9 and Springfield 1. Jopie 6 and To 12lesville 2 show scattered results. Only listed games include Springfield at Des Moines Muskogee at St Joseph Joplin at Omaha Topeka at Bartlesville.
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Des Moines
Springfield
Omaha
Jopie
Women’s Tennis Tourney Sees Round Two Debuts
The YWCA sponsored singles event advances to round two after first round byes and results. Ruth Schoemaker advances via forfeit from Mrs. Paul Kent while Lucy Lester defeats Rita Oberhaus 8-6 6-4. Barbara Fuller, Eleanor Zeidler, and Barbara Fuller win. De Camp and Bamford post 6 0 6 0.
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Ruth Schoemaker
Paul Kent
Lucy Lester
Rita Oberhaus
Katherine Fuller
Eleanor Zeidler
Barbara Fuller
F. L. Martin
Jean Lemkau
Agnes Leu
Helen Bamford
Iva DeCamp
Miss de Camp
Miss Bamford
Ruth Scoemaker
Mrs. Kent
Mrs. Martin
Last Services for Cavanaugh Will Be Friday
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh famed football coach dies at his Marshfield home after a stroke. Funeral mass to be held at Sacred Heart Church Newton Center with burial in Worcester. He coached at Dartmouth, Boston College, and Fordham and retired last year.
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Marshfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
South Shore
Church of the Sacred Heart
Newton Center
Worcester
Cav
Louis J. Gallagher
S. J
Boston College
Cavanaugh
Fordham
Columbus Wins Chance to Play in Title Series
Columbus gains a shot at the American Association title as Minneapolis lags two victories from clinching the western division lead. Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 3 1 to edge closer to the playoffs while Louisville rallied to defeat Columbus 9 to 7. Indianapolis topped Toledo 8 to 2 as Bob Logan held Milwaukee to four hits.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Colmes
Columbus
Chicago
Red Birds
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Bob Logan
Ralph Winegarner
Doubles Final Set Today in Brookline Tournament
In Brookline Massachusetts the national doubles tennis tournament will conclude as new champions emerge from four divisions. George M Lott Jr of Chicago and Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles meet Frank X Shields of New York and Frank Parker of Milwaukee in the major title, after Lott and Stoefen beat Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull, Australia, in a five set semi final, and Shields and Parker defeated the defending champs Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill to reach the final.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Frank X. Shields
New York
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Lott
Stelen
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Shields
Parker
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Giants Enter Six Game Series With Boston Braves
The New York Giants, holding a six game lead, prep for a pivotal six game set with the Boston Braves as Carl Hubbell leads in victories with 19. Bill Walker of St Louis countered with a five hit, 2 0 win over New York, while Hubbell blanked the Cardinals 3 0 in game one. Other scores note Cubs over Dodgers, Pirates over Phillies, and a Senators split with the Indians as Lazzeri powers the Yankees in Detroit.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
New York
Bill Walker
St. Louis Cardinals
Hubbell
Giants
Cardinals
Walker
Cardinal
George Watkins
Fanning Terry
Hughie Cruz
Wild Bill Hallahan
Fred Fitzsimmons
Hallahan
Fitzsimmons
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey
Len Warneke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Phillies
Heinie Meinie
Senators
Washington Senators
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tony Lazzeri
Tigers
White Sox
Philadelphia
Dick Barrett
Rube Walberg
Bob Coombs
Leroy Mahaffey
Pale Hose
Walter
Lefty
Indees to Meet Moline Outfit Here on Sunday
The Fitzpatrick Dairy club of Moline will supply the opposition for the Muscatine Independent baseball club at League Park in South Muscatine Sunday afternoon. Bert Walgren will join the invading club as a top fly chaser. Ruff will pitch for Moline and either Fabrizius or Wilton will start for Muscatine.
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Fitzpatrick Dairy Club
Moline
Muscatine
League Park
South Muscatine
Bert Walgren
Tri-Cities
Ruff
Buddy Fabrizius
Paul Wilton
Indees
Enid Wilson Aims to Retake National Title at Exmoor
Enid Wilson of England joins 15 American stars in the national women's championship at Exmoor. She plans to quit competitive golf after the tournament despite pursuing the title, citing pressure on champions and a wish for friendlier matches. Wilson faces Mrs. Harley Higbie and other strong rivals as the field narrows.
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Highland Park
Enid Wilson
England
Exmoor
America
Miss Wilson
Joyce Wethered
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
O. S. Hill
Virginia van Wie
Ada Mackenzie
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Miss van Wie
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Tex
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
N. J
Enidone
Salem
Frances Williams
Philadelphia
Harley Higbie
Detroit
Glenna Collet Ware
Glenna
Leo Federman
New York
Long Island
Cheney
Miss Gorczyca
Miss Orcutt
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Helen Lawson
Los Angeles
Miss Williams
Mrs. Hill
Miss Hicks
Ben Fitz-Hugh
Vicksburg
Marion Turpie Lake
Leona Cheney
San Gabriel
Mrs. Green
Culver City
Miss Robinson
Jane Brooks
Iowa
Hunter Flying Circus Enters Muscatine Show
Dan Hunter and his Cedar Rapids flying circus entered the Muscatine air show to be staged on the Too Man flying field near Muscatine Labor Day. Roy Tooman Jr announced the exhibit will feature Hunter and two other pilots with plans for at least 20 planes and some of the best pilots from Iowa and Illinois.
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Dan Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Tooman
Muscatine
Labor Day
Roy Tooman
Hunter
Iowa
Illinois
Ouimet Out of Golf Meet As Field Brightens
All but one of eight quarter finalists from last year will enter the 1933 national amateur championship at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati starting Monday September 11. Defending champion C Ross Somerville leads a strong list including Johnny Goodman Maurice McCarthy Jesse Guilford W O Blaney Chick Evans Johnny Fischer Walter Emory Rodney Bliss Jess Sweetser Max Marston Gus Moreland Charley Seaver George Dunlap W Lawson Little Gene Homans George Dawson George Voigt Jack Westland and Charley Yates all appearing.
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New York
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Francis Ouimet
C. Ross Somerville
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Maurice McCarthy
Cleveland
Jesse Guilford
Auburn
Evans
Guilford
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Charley Seaver
Los Angeles
George Dunlap
Flushing
N. Y
W. Lawson Little
San Francisco
Gene Homans
Englewood
N. J
George Dawson
Glen Ellyn
George Voigt
Mamaroneck
Jack Westland
Winnetka
Ardon to Host Class B Kittenball Tournament
Ardon will stage a Class B kittenball tournament for teams with no prior tournament experience at the Ardon field on Sunday. First game begins at 9 a.m. Pairings will be drawn Thursday night at Ardon.
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Ardon
Molis Beats Mueller in Golf Tournament
Walter Mollis advanced to the championship flight semi finals with a 3 and 2 win over Homer Mueller at the Geneva Golf and Country Club Labor Day event. Mollis faces Lysle Mason later in the week. Jack Regan won 1 up over Chet Richard in the second flight to advance.
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Walter Molis
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Homer Mueller
Mollis
Lysle Mason
Jack Regan
Chet Richard
Notable Women Golfer Rivalry Noted in 9-Hole Round
In a brief match Miss Robinson led by holes in early play as she and Miss Van Wie scored well. Miss Van Wie and Mrs Cheney finished strongly, with Miss Wilson erring on Tuesday and missing out on the leaders’ cards after nine holes.
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Miss Robinson
Miss van Wie
Miss Wilson
Robinson
van Wie
Cheney
Grid prices to be lower this year than last
College football ticket costs are dropping for the 1930s season as nearly half of schools reduce prices. Eastern schools lead cuts of 10 to 50 percent, midwest about 20 percent on average, and west 10 to 40 percent. Top games stay around 3 to 4 dollars, with Notre Dame and Stanford/Cal near 4 dollars, while some games hover at 1.50 to 2.50 dollars.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Eastern Front
Middle West
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Far West
University of Maine
Geneva College of
Beaver Falls
Bethany College of West Virginia
Blue
Crimson
Yale
Notre Dame
Fight Results From New York and Chicago Card
New York fighters Steve Hamas from Passaic and Charley Massera from Pittsburgh drew in their bout. In Chicago, Jackie Sharkey from Minneapolis outpointed Lou Vine from Chicago in a six round decision.
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New York
Steve Hamas
Passiac
N. Y
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Drew
Chicago
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Lou Vine
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