Change Made in Brons First Game Saturday
New Mexico Military Institute grid team will debut at Institute field next Saturday against a team of El Paso national guardsmen instead of Ft. Bliss 8th Cavalry. Coach J B Andrews leads the guardsmen. Dinelli undergoes leg operation reducing Broncos' available men. Brigham from San Francisco is fit for Saturday’s game.
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Giants Aim To Clinch Pennant In Night Playoff Rush
Giants edge toward National League title as they seek one win or a Pirates loss while Senators hold hope for American League crown. Card injuries dampen mood after Fitzsimmons near scare as teams race toward pennants amid doubleheaders and key results around the league.
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King Levinsky Beats Sharkey in Rough Fight at Comiskey Park
King Levinsky, Chicago battler, defeated former champion Jack Sharkey in a hard fought bout at Comiskey Park. Levinsky plans negotiations for a possible title shot against Primo Carnera, with a fall Chicago Stadium bout in consideration. Sharkey admitted lingering effects after the knockdown.
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Tennis Stars On Pacific Coast Pac Coast Championship
Los Angeles report notes Mana Dogen of California leads a strong field in the Pacific Southwest Championship third round of the men singles as foreign opponents threaten the local lineup.
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Mana Dogen
California
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
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Japan
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Elbert Lewis
Charles Otis
Stanford University
Don Turnbull
Australia
Strikes Hit Across United States Sparking Labor Frictions
The article catalogs widespread strikes across the United States, naming Brockton Massachusetts shoe workers, Pennsylvania coal miners and truckers, New Jersey silk mills, Long Branch Ontario relief workers, New York underwear and millinery workers, Jersey City Can Co workers, Brooklyn cleaners and dyers, and Cape Cod cranberry pickers. It notes Senator Wagner urging peaceful settlements, shares tennis and world-class sport chatter, mentions President Roosevelt amid mine strike tensions in Pennsylvania, and reports related labor unrest including a 0,000 teamsters strike threat and a fatal incident in Scranton. It ends with local labor truce efforts, a looming constitutional convention in a Caribbean republic context, and a habeas corpus hearing for strike leaders.
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Pirates Rise From Early Setbacks Under Pie Traynor's Spark
In 1933 the Pirates misfired early as LindstromU Waner and pitchers struggled. Skipper Gibson faced fan backlash while Lindstrom underperformed. They then surged late, led by Pie Traynor, with Floyd Vaughan emerging as a bright star, and Paul Waner delivering power and steadiness in the outfield and lineup.
Rebels Claim Machado Victory Amid Political Standoff
Smutterings flare in opposition camps as Gran San Martin resists five strong groups' push for a National government. He declares, I will quit, signaling a potential political upheaval and leadership crisis.
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Barracks Briefs Preview of Colt Football and Camp News
The Colt football squad trains hard for the season opener with Forest High School. Captain Storm faces a rebuilding group with many lettermen back but mixed odds for success. Key losses include Dineli Chiaramonte Eaton and Parenti who faces healing from injuries. General athletics begin with wide sport options under Major Plummer. A five member committee selects four yell leaders. Rumors of a ping pong tournament surface. Cuba unrest affects scheduling with Texas National Guardsmen from El Paso supplying J. B. Andrews. Congratulations to Lt and Mrs. Post on an eight and a half pound baby boy.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday
American League results show New York 6 runs over Chicago 3 while Detroit 8 lost to Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4 defeated Washington 2 and Cleveland 9 edged Boston.
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National League scores mix in busy day
In a busy NL card New York edged St Louis 3 to 4 while Brooklyn scored six and Chicago four. Boston routed Cincinnati eight to two as Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 6 and Pittsburgh 2 six.
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Pacific Coast League scores end with big Sacramento win
In the Pacific Coast League action Sacramento dominated Seattle 8 to 3 while Oaklang beat Portland 6 to 4. The doubleheader results highlight Sacramento and Oaklang strong showings on the day.
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New Manager Named for Brooklyn Dodgers
New York September 19 AP Judge Steve McKeever president of the Brooklyn Dodgers announced Bob Quinn former owner of the Boston Red Sox would succeed David Driscoll as business manager. Driscoll resigns after 14 years with the Dodgers and will sign with another club within days.
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