Foxx Clouts Nine Runs in Big League Game
Jimmie Foxx belts nine runs as the Athletics rout the Indians 11 to 5 in Chicago. He triples with two on, hits his 35th homer with bases full, adds a double and two more RBIs, then fans in his final at bat. Foxx’s eruption sets an American League mark for most runs scored by one player in a game.
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Tigers
Weimar to Arkansas Seven Grid Veterans Report
Weimar will have seven veterans from the 1952 Wildcats squad report for workouts under coach C. P. Wall. The group includes Alf Shatto end Bruce Wall center Harvey Cooper guard George Herder TV tackle Ford Potthast quarterback Henry Hajovski halfback and Bill Sasalin fullback. Missing are Frank Bartosh Frank Cernosek Al Kocurek and George Muzny.
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C. P. Wall
Alf
Bubba
Frank Bartosh
Frank Cernosek
al Kocurek
George Muzny
Rochester Farm Hands Trounced 7-1 by Cardinals Exhibits
Rochester Aug 16 The Rochester farmhands of the St. Louis National league club faced Johnson of the Cardinals in an exhibition game. Ray Pepper homered and Len Shirer pitched for Rochester as the Cardinals won 7 to 1 in seven innings.
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Len Shirer
Army League clash slows Ramblers and aims for pennant
At Fort Sam Houston Randolph field and Brooks field hosted key baseball games as the Second Field Artillery Brigade Caissons and Randolph field clashed with two shutout wins. "Zip" Myler pitched tightly for the Caissons while Randy McNair hit well for the Ramblers and both teams eyed the upcoming Friday showdown to decide the pennant.
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Zip" Myler
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Schnaub
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Dupe
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Fia
Mitton
Sarazen, Goodman And Shute to Play Next Winter
Gene Sarazen, the PGA champion, announced from Miami that a triangular world’s championship match is nearly certain for next winter at the Miami-Biltmore. He says Denny Shute, American open champion, and Johnny Goodman, US Open winner, have tentatively accepted the challenge for the event.
Beaumont Starts To Build For 34
Beaumont notes Beau mont farm team of the Detroit Tigers is building for next spring. Pa McLaughlin and Lefty Ware have been purchased from Longview in the Dixie league. Kingdon to Minneapolis. Minneapolis has bought Shortstop Westcott Kingdon from Chattanooga where he played many seasons.
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Lefty Ware
Longview
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Westcott Kingdon
Chattancoca
Women Stars Start Meet Tuesday at Forest Hills
Forest Hills, Aug 15. The annual women’s national tennis championships begin after a postponed opening round due to slick courts. Defending champ Helen Jacobs and seven-time winner Helen Wills Moody lead the field with Moody entering doubles with Elizabeth Ryan. Top seeds Jacobs and Sarah Paltrey face early rounds as 64 players compete with final rounds likely delayed by weather.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
America
Great Britain
Moody
Moira Mallory
Miss Jacobs
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Heston
Bastrop Bears 1933 Football Schedule Listed
Bastrop high school Bears unveil their 1933 gridiron slate with games at Bastrop against Flatonia Schulen burg Weimar Hallettsville Bellville Smithville and LaGrange and away contests at Luling Giddings La Grange and La Grange with practice set to start in early September under coaches Dodson and Fowler.
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Bastrop High School Bears
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Hallettsville
Bellville
Bellyill
Pirates Beat Yanks In Exhibition 10-2
Pittsburgh edged the New York Yanks 10-2 in an exhibition game as Walter Hoyt of the Pirates blanked his former teammates, holding them to five hits. Walter Brown drove in runs with a homer and two on, while Devons pitched the last inning for New York.
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Walte Hoyt
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yanks
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Suler
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New York
Thefts Big Help In Huntsville's Streak
Huntsville Tigers prison baseball team rides a 12 game win streak this season at Huntsville Texas with 15 wins in 21 games. Ted Whitehead leads by hitting 11 homers and a .427 average as manager Albert Moore credits teamwork and calm under pressure. Games draw 300 crowds weekly, profits fund the prison amusement fund, with inmates admitted free.
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Huntsville Tigers
Tigers
Ted Whitehead
Albert Moore
Wao
Warden Speer
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Bpeer
Moore
Lee Simmona
Charae
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