Giants Hold Narrow Lead in Varying Tilt Showdown
Giants win the second and third games of a Pittsburgh series to keep a 6 1/2 game lead as Chicago St. Louis close in. Pirates rally in the opener but fall 9 to 1 in the nightcap, with Swetonic and Swift contributing key hits. Major leaguers like Gehrig Foxx Grove and McColl star in wins across the circuit.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
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Irish Mentor Believes Team Will Be Tough
Notre Dame coach Heartley Anderson, known as Hunk, remains optimistic about the 1933 season. He notes a similar roster but seeks faster quarterback play and guards, warns that nine-game schedule includes tough foes Pittsburgh Purdue Southern California and the Army, and stresses that fear of opponents will make the team stronger. The slate opens with Kansas and closes with Army, with home games against Purdue, Navy, and USC among others.
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Associated Press
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
In the Western League Omaha leads 7 to Des Moines 5 with other results: Springfield 13 over Bartlesville 5, St Joseph 6 over Topeka 1. American Association Toledo 21 Louisville 4, Indianapolis 5 Columbus 3, St Paul 12 Kansas City 5. Valley League standings show Quincy 18, Rock Island 16, Keokuk 9, Peoria 12. Only games today include Columbus at Louisville and Keokuk at Peoria with others listed.
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Zion Lutheran to Meet All Star Team
The Zion Lutheran Sunday school kittenball team issues a challenge to an all star church team. The game is set for tonight at Oregon Field at 7 30 with players who have played for other clubs this season. Al- nonsensical fragment remains unreadable.
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Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Oregon Field
Outsider McGrath Stuns Net Tourney Crowds
McGrath the Australian with a two handed backhand draws standing room crowds in the national men’s tennis championships. Promoted as a novelty his powerful stroke impresses experts and peers including coach Mercer Beasley who calls it the day’s biggest tennis development. Clifford Sutter meets the sensational rookie while Vines Shields Perry Crawford face stiff tests as tournament rounds advance.
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Australia
Mercer Beasley
Beasley
Frankie Parker
Keith Gledhill
Parker
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Curtains
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Frank Shields
Fred Perry
England
Jack Crawford
Vines
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Shields
Ryosuke Nanoi
Japan
George Lott
U. S
Crawford
Sidney Wood
Perry
Gregory Mangin
Jiro Satoh
Wilmer Allison
Shucco Beats Griffith In Boston Boxing Showdown
Tony Shucco, the north end Italian, knocked out Tuffy Griffith in the fourth round at Mechanics Building. The bout opened Boston's indoor boxing season as Griffith, weighing 187 pounds, challenged Sharkey era hopes while Shucco used sharp lefts to dominate.
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Ernie Schaaf
Jack Sharkey
Tony Shucco
North End
Tony
Admirals
Tuffy Griffith
Chicago
Mechanics Building
Griffith
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Tuffy
Local Sports Roundup Names Players And Officials
A brief sports note lists Bert Boldt Albert Fischer Donald Axel Walter Axel Carl Freese Clair Newell Arthur Clark William Havemann Walter Jensen and Frank Whicher among participants and officials mentioned in page eleven coverage.
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Albert Fischer
Donald Axel
Walter Axel
Carl Freese
Clair Newell
Arthur Clark
William Havemann
Walter Jensen
Frank Whicher
Peerless Dairy Muskies Battle at League Field
The Muscatine Muskies meet Peerless Dairy of Rock Island Sunday afternoon at League Field in a rematch after Peerless defeated Muskies in a prior tournament. Clark pitches for Peerless. Tommy Jacobs to pitch for Muskies. Buck McIntyre returns to the Muskies after a stint with Keokuk, hitting around .450.
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Buck” McIintyre
Keokuk Tech
Cromer and Taylor Lead Revolver Practice Scores
Sergeant Curtis Cromer and Officer Mark Taylor posted the top revolver aggregate scores in recent weeks. Ted McGill achieved 49 on the 25 yard course the highest in this range. Cromer led revolver with 98, Taylor 97, Wickey 90. Alexander led machine gun 23.2 and 30 caliber rifle 200 yards with 23.
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Grady
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Harry Lanfier
Frank Thauren
Willis Rynea
Helen Wills Moody barred from tennis for six months
San Francisco reports Helen Wills Moody must not play for at least six months after her father Dr. C A Wills cited a sciatic nerve injury. He hopes she can compete in the national tournament next year if medical conditions permit. The injury caused her to default to Helen Jacobs in the national women's singles.
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Helen
San Francisco
Helen Wills Moody
C. A. Wills
Moody
Wills
Helen Jacobs
Oilers Defeat Eliza 11 to 2 In Six Inning Night Contest
Skelly Oilers smother Eliza 11 to 2 under Oregon street lights as Johnny Barko and Whitey Schmidt spark the attack with triples. Burko and Rieke lead with three singles each while Eliza pitcher Zeigenhorn struggles as Muscatine builds a big second inning and cruises to victory.
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Prima and Lights Set Finals Under Lights at Jefferson Field
Prima and the Light and Water kittenball teams will clash in the finals of the Labor Day tournament at Jefferson Field under the lights Friday night. A preliminary game precedes the 8:30 p.m. title clash with the same lineups as the Labor Day contest. Proceeds from a small admission go to the teams, with Atlas club officials aiming to raise funds to take the winner to the world’s fair for a day.
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Jefferson Field
Atlas Club
New Aspirants Swell Camp of Little Muskies
More than 60 candidates trained under Coach Neal A. Sands at the Little Musky football camp. Veterans watched as new players ran conditioning drills and learned body blocks, offensive and defensive formations, and punt blocking ahead of the Sept. 15 opener with Morning Sun at Jefferson field.
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Bis
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Sands
Jefferson Field
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Coach Sands to Pick First String Eleven Soon
Coach Sands said he will seriously consider his first string eleven this week after tryouts for all candidates. He will open the campaign against Morning Sun and has scheduled scrimmages with veterans and a practice game with a nearby high school before Friday night.
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Morning Sun
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