Ten to Run in Chicago Derby at Hawthorne
A field of ten including Mr. Khayyam the American Derby winner is listed for Hawthorne’s $10,000 added Chiento Derby. Favored at odds 8 to 5, Mr. Khayyam heads a lineup featuring Barn Swellow, Bare nda, and At Top, among others. The race covers about a mile and a quarter.
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Mr. Khayyam
Victor
Hawthorne
Tomor
E. R. Bradley
Barn Swellow
Barenda
Assesi
Royal Blunder
Oxapi
Gay World
Big Red
Giants and Braves idle star out as Vergez and Moore injure
Sept 1 Boston Giants and Braves split day games with injuries to Johnny Vergez and Randy Moore. Vergez underwent appendectomy after abdominal pains and will miss rest of season. Moore suffered a fractured hand from a line drive, ending his season. Berger hit his 25th homer as Boston won 5 run rally in eighth. Pirates Cardinals Dodgers and Red Sox also won or lost amid a day of full major league action.
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New York Giants
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St Elizabeth's Hospita
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Roy Pannelee
James
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Moore
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Tribe
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Amore
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Parmelee
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Ive
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Southern Association
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Cleveland Indias
Ghiango White Sox
Pearce Favorite in Rowing Match TORONTO
Australian single sculler Dolby Teeree, Olympic champion,last summer, is a heavy favorite for a three title clash with Ted Phelps of England at the World professional championship exhibition in Toronto. The race will be rowed inside the Lake Ontario breakwater course starting at 6 p.m. local time.
Backseat Driving Out In Big Speedboat Races
A Detroit area feature reports Mrs Brenda Scott-Paine will not drive in the gold cup races at Algonac while supporting her husband Hubert Scott-Paine and mechanics on Miss Britain II. The event opens a three leg, 30 mile format with nine entrants including Delphine editions and Miss Philadelphia, as Harold Dodge plans Delphine IX. Gar Wood’s Miss Amerita XX undergoes final checks as Miss Britain II sits ready for the race.
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Bepl
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Haymeworth
Fuzzy
England
Gar Wood
Hubert Scott-Payne
Kipling
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Rudyard Kipling
Hubert Scall- Pain
Sten
Gord Thames
Detroit
Senti
Boal-Oaring
Algm
Horace E Dodge
Huper
Scott-Paine
Britain
Hippe
McSpadden Wins Tri State Tennis Crown
Ray McSpadden of Tahlequah emerged from behind to capture the Tri-State tennis singles title in Miami. Don Bunsen and Dorothy Slocum also claimed junior and women’s titles respectively, defeating George Prior and Jane Everly. McSpadden later paired with Wallace Smithy to face Winters and O Trakus in the men’s doubles.
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McSnadden
Miami
Ray McSpadden
Maverick Loop Flashes Across Sunday Arena
Fragmented text shows a chaotic sports note with references to Maverick, Lions, and juniors. Names such as William, Willie, and Lewy appear amid garbled lines about games or lineups. The piece hints at a Sunday event, a scoreboard, and local ad mentions for The Light.
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Ant Wei
Trane
Furathe Towne
Bosmladl Leams Wit Engaure
Suday
Rte Betty Yharra
Ant Laan
Mime
Ar Williamn
Nately
Feu
Lions
Willie Omnes
Mavevicke Ciba
Iinaud
Jose Somuthinn
West Pointers Among First in Cleats
West Point opens practice as Army football renews plans for 1933 season. Conferences begin workouts in September with top matchups and revised ticket prices notable across the Big Ten and South. New coaches include Warner at Temple, Shaughnessy at Chicago, Crawley at Fordham, Bachman at Michigan State.
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Clark Shaughnessy
Minnesota
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Stagg
University of Chicago
Frank Cavanaugh
Jimmy Crawley
Crawley
Michigan State
Charley Bachman
Florida
Reginald
Regele) Root
Marvin
Stevens
Garrison Davidson
Ralph J. Sasse
West Paust
Adrianad" Lindsey
University of Kansas
Edward Anderson
Holy Cross
Howard Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Ry C'Ting
Thorphill
D. K. Slaniey
Tennis Opens South Texas Amateur Tour in Edinburg
Edinburg Texas September 1 The United South Texas amateur tennis tournament begins Sunday at Edinburg College marking a return of the event to the court. The field includes top local players aiming to defend titles and set new records in the annual meet.
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Edinburg
Texas
South Texas
Edinburg College
San Angelo Team Wins in Texas Tennis Duel
San Angelo, Texas, Sept. 1. San Angelo tennis team finally beat Abilene, 5-3, winning all three doubles matches and even in singles. It was the locals first victory over Abilene in three years.
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San Angelo
Texas
Abiene
Abilene
Boxing results from a scattered 10 round card
The article lists numerous amateur and fringe pro bouts with fighters from New York Paterson N J Cleveland Ohio and New Orleans plus Winnipeg and Dallas. Notable outcomes include knockouts and close decisions with names such as Tony DiAbseeniry Johnny Dello and Jimmy Brown mentioned among others. The piece reads like a dense results collage with fragmentary notes and locations.
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tWerley
New Wave Gann
Tony
DiAbseeniry
New York
Paterson
N. J
Al_ Diamond
Patera
Mic
Kelchel
Naamfield
Dallan
Texan
Iis
Hid
Gaevle
Toaiunapolia
Johnny Dello
Fitlabyreh
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Binger Gordon
Senhen
Ss Sia
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Cinter
III
Iquiberntad
Jimmy ‘Brown
Columbus
Jackie ‘Purvis
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Hon Ay Boy Brown
Loulaville
Wee Jarrell
Cae Wayne
Clem Hed
Quincy
Winnipeg
Granite
Mexico
Dallas
Mickey. Flynn
Glassified
Amarillo editor wins suit over exhibition game cancellation
In Amarillo Texas on September 1 a jury awarded Jerry Mallon sports editor of the Amarillo Globe News one thousand dollars in damages in his suit against the Chicago White Sox and the Pittsburgh Pirates for failing to play a scheduled exhibition game last spring which he promoted. Mallon had sued for 1900.
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Jerry Malin
Armarillo Globe News
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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