Tahoka Wins Second Straight Shutout Over Giants 6-0
Tahoka Texans defeat Roswell Giants 6-0 at Thorne Park to complete a two game shutout sweep. Wells pitched for Tahoka while B Graham starred with two doubles and sharp fielding at second base. Roswell finishes season with clean play and strong fan support despite the loss.
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Northwestern’s Dick Hanley Tops Grid World This Season
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley enters his seventh season optimistic despite a green squad. He notes thirteen lettermen lost and key line positions open including right halfback Rentner and quarterback Potter. The Wildcats expect a heavier, faster line but less experience, with new players filling most spots as 1932 veterans depart.
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Hiis
Bannfield
al Kawal
Edgar Manske
Yesterday's Stars AP Briefing Highlights Top Performers
Hughey Critz of the Reds drove in the decisive run with a seventh inning triple. Fred Marberry of the Tigers limited the Yankees to four hits. Géose Goslin of the Senators had three hits in a win over the Indians. Bo Brandt of the Braves pitched six shutout innings against the Cardinals. Reb Grove and Johnny Marcum of the Athletics combined for two wins over the White Sox. Lane.
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Associated Press
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Reds
Fred Marberry
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Géose Goslin
Senators
Indians
Bo Brandt
Braves
Reb Grove
Johnny Marcum
Athletics
A’s
White Sox
National League Results From Yesterday
New York defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1. Boston won 3 to 0 over St Louis. Philadelphia faced Chicago with no game due to rain. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh also had no game because of rain.
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Boston
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Baseball score roundup from American League games
Philadelphia five to eight Chicago three to zero Detroit five New York one Washington five Cleveland one all results from the day’s major league schedule.
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Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Western League Night Scores With Rain Pause
Bartlesville 2 Omaha 7 final after five innings due to rain. Muskogee 3 Des Moines 25. Springfield 7 St. Joseph 1. Topeka 6 Joplin 5.
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Des Moines
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Joplin
Montreal Wrestling: Szabo loses to George in long match
Montreal sees Ed George of North Java defeat San dor Szabo in one hour three minutes. Dusek defeats Mayes McLain in Wilmington two falls to one. Clinkstock tops Zaysexo in Hartford two falls to one. Savoldi and Hanson drew in Schenectady. Boesch and Raines drew in Camden. In Houston a 90 minute event ends with each side winning one fall.
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Don) George
North Java
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Omaha
Mayes McLain
Iowa City
Hartford
Conn
Jim Clinkstock
Okiazhonmra
Karen Zaysexo
Schenectady
N. Y
Joe Savoldi
Charley Hanson
Seattle
Camden
N. JF
Pam! Boesch
New York
Dick Raines
Houston
Tex
Feach
Canzoneri and Ross Fight for Lightweight Title Rematch
In New York Tony Canzoneri and Barney Ross meet for the world lightweight crown a rematch after Ross robbed the title in Chicago. Both are in top shape with much at stake as fans cheer this long anticipated clash in a bout that could add Canzoneri to a short list of champions who have regained a lost title.
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Barney Ross
New York
Ross
Tony
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George Dixon
Frank Erve
Rube Ferns
Matty Matthews
Linen care tips from Miss Dee Maier at NMSC
The article emphasizes removing stains while fresh to keep linens white and clean. It notes stains alter with drying and air exposure and advises prompt action before washing and ironing to preserve whiteness.
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New Mexico State College
Connie Mack Finds A 600 Pitcher Marcum For 1934
Connie Mack has found a right handed pitcher to fit his mound staff for 1934. Johnny Marcum of Louisville, American Association, made his second major league start and his second shutout as the Athletics beat the White Sox twice. Lefty Grove won the first game and Marcum capped his scoreless inning streak as Philadelphia moved up to third place, while the Senators widened their lead in the American League behind Monte Weaver and Ted Lyons. Giants increased NL lead, Cubs and Pirates hit rough patch, and the Braves moved closer behind Ed Brandt's six-hitter.
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Washington Senators
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Chicago White Sox
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Ted Lyons
Indians
Monte Weaver
Washington
Senators
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Cubs
Pirates
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Brandt
Barrie Ross Defends Lightweight Title at Polo Grounds
New York(AP) Barr y Ross defends his lightweight crown in a 15 round bout against Tony Canzoneri at the Polo Grounds tonight. Ross, in his 49th pro fight, risks the title he just won, with 9 to 10 odds against him. Canzoneri, 25, brings eight years of brutal rivalries and is viewed as a wearier challenger.
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Barney Ross
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Polo Grounds
Tony Canzoneri
Ross
Canzoneri
Marcum Surf Of J3B Says Mack Pitcher Johnnie Marcum
Philadelphia AP report says Connie Mack declares Johnnie Marcum of Eminence Kentucky is secure for next season after two major league starts in which he pitched 18 innings without allowing a run. The piece highlights his immediate impact and potential.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Johnnie Marcum
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Rosweil Country Club Golf Tourney Results and Schedule
Results from the Rosweil Country Club annual golf tournament show Ike Stewart and Tom Keohane winning early matches. Several second round and later matches remain, with quarter and semifinal rounds due by next Sunday night and finals set for the following Sunday as 36 hole matches.
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Ike Stewart
T. L. Gardner
Tom White
Guy Nickson
Ib. M. Keohane
H. H. Ball
Dr. G. W. Griswold
H. A. Poorbaugh
Edd Amenett
Reed Mulkey
P. R. Fuller
H. E. Samson
Minton
Otis Brenneman
J. D. Moore
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T. J. Hall
Rev. F. B. Howden Jr
B. O. Greenwade
Henry Pedford
George French
H. H. McGee
J. P. White Jr
E. G. Minton
Fred Poorbaugh
Willard Prager
Herbert Joyce
Jim Marks
Rolla Hi
National golf championship opens with scoring surge at Kenwood
Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati September 12 AP Amateur golf’s 17th national championship enters day two amid a scoring spree. Qualification may require 150 total to reach match-play top 32. Opening day saw 152 go under or equal 75, with Sandy Somerville and Jack Munger Jr. posting 70s to lead. Others near par include George Dunlap Jr., Johnny Goodman, Johnny Fischer, and Guy Moreland as contenders emerge.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Kenwood Country Club
Five Farms
Kenwood
C_ Ros
Sandy) Somerville
Jack Munger Jr
Delas
Texas
Hill School
Pennsylvania
Albuquerquean Gets His $29 500
An unemployed laborer found securities worth 29500 on a downtown sidewalk in New Orleans and returned them to police. The owner, Paul W. Etheredge, a former Albuquerque druggist, said the sum was nearly his entire family fortune. George Miller recovered the cash and will get a 500 reward if paid.
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Paul W. Etheredge
Albuquerque, N. M
George Miller
Etheredge
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