Broncos Beat National Guard Team 27 to 0
The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos opened the season with a 27 to 0 victory over El Paso National Guardsmen. Ed Daigle starred with two 40 yard runs and a TD, while Hill Maxwell and McKinney added scores. The Broncos outgained the Guardsmen about two and a half to one and showcased strong reserve depth for next week’s Texas Tech Freshmen game.
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Tigers Clinch Crown as Bridges Dominates Major League
Tommy Bridges of the Detroit Tigers clinches the season's hard luck crown with a two hit 2-1 win in game one and a 5-2 victory in the twin bill. Philadelphia routs Washington 11-4. Red Sox outslug Yankees 10-8. White Sox and Indians split a doubleheader. Giants, Dodgers win as pennant chase continues. Pirates and Cardinals split a pair in extra frames.
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National League Scores Report From Yesterday
AP roundup lists NL games with Cincinnati tied Chicago 1-1 and Boston beating Brooklyn 12 to 5, while New York edged Pittsburgh 6 to 4. AL results include Chicago 8 to 6 over Detroit and Boston 16 to 8 against New York, with St Louis 2 to 1 over Detroit and Philadelphia 11 to 4 over Washington.
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Baseball standings noting PCL results and postponement
In Pacific Coast League play Seattle defeated Oakland 3-0 to improve, while Missions beat San Francisco 8-4 and Los Angeles won 8-3. Hollywood moved to 7-4- with Portland and Seattle’s game postponed due to rain.
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Dixie Series San Antonio Defeated by New Orleans Five
New Orleans defeated San Antonio 5 to 2 to take the Dixie Series game, with the Pelicans capitalizing on early runs and solid pitching to surge ahead. San Antonio struggled to muster offense as New Orleans controlled the pace and secured the win.
Tilden Beats Cochet at Tennis in Paris Victory
Paris Sept 25 William Tilden II defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-2 to give the United States three matches and win the Franco American professional tennis set.
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Babe Didrikson Keeps Amateur Golf Status Amid Pro Tests
Reports from Los Angeles praise Babe Didrikson as a rising golfer with potential to be the world’s best. She remains an amateur under California rules, citing Mary Browne as a precedent, and notes from experts say she outdrove two California pros on a single hole. Marion Hollins and Mary Browne are highlighted as versatile athletes in California sports circles.
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Football season opens with major matchups across conferences
Major colleges begin a packed week of inter sectional and conference games led by Temple facing South Carolina under Pep Warner. Army Navy start campaigns while Pitt, Duke Virginia Military Duke and Kentucky meet key foes. Oklahoma battles Vanderbilt, Kansas State meets Guards, and New Mexico faces the Freshmen Lobos in season openers with Border Conference next.
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Labor Flight Effort for a Free Press
Organized labor argued before the NRA that the daily newspaper code failed to meet the intent of the national recovery act by excluding fair trade stipulations. Charles P. Howard led the arguments. Stae travels west to play Denver in a Friday game. college football previews mention SMU, North Texas Teachers, Texas Tech, TCU, Texas, Arkansas, Baylor, Stanford, Cal, Santa Clara, USC, Loyola, Oregon, Gonzaga, Washington State, Puget Sound, and Idaho.
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Giants and Senators Face World Series Battle Preview
New York on September 20 1933 Giants favored as people’s choice in the World Series debate while Senators rebuild with youth. Giants boast homegrown core like Hubbell Schumacher Terry and Davis with a few imports. Senators restructuring under Clark Griffith features major trades for seasoned talent in contrast to the Giants’ homegrown lineup.
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USC Men of Troy Eye Power Run In 1933 Comeback
Los Angeles AP reports USC football aims to shift from the forward pass to a power rushing game. Coach Howard Jones promises improved blocking and greater weight and speed, stating the 1932 pass heavy era will be adjusted as needed. He admits some lineup losses but insists the team is in better shape than last season.
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Mike Donlin Dies at 56 in Hollywood Home
Hollywood, Sept 23 AP Mike Donlin former New York Giants outfielder and 1905 world champion star died of a heart attack at his home yesterday He was 56 years old Donlin’s hitting paired with Christy Mathewson’s pitching helped Giants win the title in the early days of the century
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Amazing Dodge Six promises big savings on fuel and maintenance
Reports from owners across the country tout Dodge Six economy. A doctor in West Virginia notes great mileage and a Pennsylvania man claims 36,000 miles without valve grinding. One owner reports over 10,000 miles without brake adjustments and another says springs never needed oiling in eight months.
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