Giants Dominate World Series Game Two At The Polo
New York Giants win 4 to 2 over the Washington Senators as Carl Hubbell dominates with ten strikeouts and five singles allowed. Cronin names Alvin Crowder to start the next game, framing the pitching plan for the series pivot at Washington.
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Ball
Giants
New York Giants
Broadway Missioners
Hington
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Hal Schumacher
Alvin Crowder
Caren Hubbell
Senators
Polo Grounds
Washington
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Amera
Hubbell
Terry
Carl Hubbell
Johnnus Wagner
John Joseph Raw
McGraw
Wagner
John Honus
Meaw
Christy Mathewson
New York
Joseph Edward Cronin
Washington Senators
Bill Terry
Alred
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Cronin
Onerai
Young Ha Shu
Neert
Saanet
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Indicted for hoarded gold under President act in New York
Frederick B. Campbell a New York attorney and clubman is the first man indicted under the gold hoarding proclamation and Congress act for failing to register 200574 dollars worth of bar gold. The New York Federal court grants him a week to argue the law unconstitutional. Also listed are probable lineups for a baseball game with players and umpires named.
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Frederick B. Campbell
New York
Campbell
Senate Committee
Hugo Black
Alabama
Henry Herberman
Herberman
T. W. O’connor
Shipping Board
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Coolidge
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
Herberman’s Corporation
U. S
Chumbley Wins Night Air Race at Roosevelt Field
M J Chumbley of New York City won the transcontinental night air race in the National Air Pageant finishing the Los Angeles to New York leg in 24 hours 26 minutes and the Wichita to New York leg in 12 hours 9 minutes. He earned 1509 dollars and the night flying trophy. Merle Nelson of Los Angeles placed second and Frank Bowman Jr. of El Paso third after seven starters finished.
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Wichita
Kansas
M. J. Chumbley
New York City
New
Modern School Makes Learning Big Adventure
A column argues that many children dislike school due to physical confinement and dull methods. The author notes a common wish to skip school on pleasant days and blames lower schools for failing to spark real interest, urging reform to engage young learners.
Giants Need Strong Infield and Hitting Power To Win Series
Giants face questions over third base defense after Verger’s appendicitis and Jackson or Dressen filling in. Team must rely on Mel Ott and Bill Terry to provide run support while Hubbell’s mound work carries the rotation. Copyright 1933 Chicago Tribune.
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Bill Terry
New York
Giants
Hubbell and Co
Terrymen
Another Mathewson
Ryan
Johnny Verger
Terry
Memphis
Bill
Verger
Jackson
Chuck” Dressen
Cincinnati
Dressen
Terry Crew
Mel Ott
King
Sywente
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Boxers across cities in brief results include Kilbourne stopping Lawson in Charleston and Burl decisioning Schwartz in Baltimore. Curro outpoints Anderson in San Jose, Pete Jackson stops Datto in Portland, Feval outpoints Fouce in Seattle, Carroll stops McCarthy in Ottawa, Martin outpoints Gwynne in Montreal, Amos defeats Dugay in Bangor, Brown defeats Calder in Portland, McMurtry outpoints Freeman in Covington, McWhirter outpoints Brown in Canada.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Jack
Kilbourne
Enid
Okla
Eric Lawson
Brooklyn Bay
de Laurel
Eddie Burl
Jacksonville
Fla
Benny Schwartz
Baltimore
San Jose
Calif
Tony Curro
New York
Bane Anderson
Portland
Ore
Peter Jackson
Los Angeles
Johnny Datto
Manila
Seattle
Tommy Feval
New
Ottawa
Eddie Carroll
Gitawa
Tommy McCarthy
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Frank Martin
Montreal
Horace
Lety) Gwynne
Babe Amos
Terre Haute
Ind
Jack Dugay
Bangor
Columbus Red Birds win Littl World Series title
The Columbus Red Birds clinched the Littl World Series by taking five of eight games from the Buffalo Bisons. A 10-2 victory last night highlighted the clinch, powered by ace pitcher Jim Winzford’s standout performance.
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Columbus Red Birds
Buffalo Bisons
the Birds
Jim Winzford
Roy Askew Wins Consolation Title at Mountain View
Roy Askew won the first flight consolation in the Mountain View golf tournament by defeating J. T. Hawkins 1 up on the 20th hole in the final match yesterday. Also included are details of Roswell New Mexico ordinance 525 licensing public dances and halls, outlining licensing, fees, revocation, and penalties adopted October 3, 1932.
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Roy Askew
Mountainview
J. T. Hawkins
Roswell
New Mexico
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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St- Paul
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Covington
Jess McMurtry
Jess Freeman
Kansas City
Cliff McWhirter
Canada
Mickey Brown
Devil’s Island
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Brazil
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St. Martin-De-Re
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Richard Wall
Columbus
First Mae
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