Goodman and Fischer Falls In National Amateur Tourney
George Kirkley reports from Cincinnati that heavy favorites Johnny Goodman and Johnny Fischer were eliminated as 86 holes of quarterfinals approached in the National Amateur golf championship. Upsets and veterans mix with youth as Lawson Little, Ross Somerville, Max Marston, Jack Westland, and Jack Munger advance amid dramatic first rounds and steady play from Dunlap and Held.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Incinnati
Stuka
Kenwood
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Pischer
Ross Somerville
Lawson Little
Stanford Colletion
Somerville
Goodman
Fischer
Chick Evans, Jr
Chicago
Chandler Egan
Medford
Ore
Littie
Sidney Noyes
Ardsley
N. Y
Yale
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Jack Westland
Jack Munger
Dallas
Tex
Eddie Held
Jamesburg
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Flushing
Princeton
Noyes
Johnny Fischer
Marston
Weatland
Munger
Little
Dunlap
Westland
Somervile
Henry Manush A Washington left fielder and diamond athlete
Henry Emmett Manush born July 20 1901 in Tuscumbia Alabama. Brother circle of ball players fueled his path from Edmonton to Omaha before becoming a regular with the Detroit Tigers in 1922. He starred as a hitter for the Tigers until 1927 and joined St Louis in a trade for Goose Goslin. Manush later became a Washington Senator in 1930 and held a lifetime major league average around .340.
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Henry Emmett Manush
Washington
Tuscumbia
Ala
Heble
Manush
Edmonton
Alberta
Omaha
Detroit Tigers
Henrie
Tigers
St. Louis
Elam van Gilder
Harry Rice
Chick Galloway
la Blue
Alvin Crowder
Goose Goslin
Wayside Inn team drills on Oberlin Road tonight
The Wayside Inn football team will practice tonight at the Wayside Inn on Oberlin Road. Players are asked to report at 7 30.
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Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
Saad
Sophomores Get Chance On Ohio Football Team
Ohio State's 1923 football camp opens with equal opportunity for all candidates. Coach Sam Willaman stresses no favoritism for juniors or seniors, insisting veterans must prove fitness or lose spots. Fifty-two candidates report and the key task is filling halfback roles after Hinchman and Carroll graduation.
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Columbus
U.ph
Ohio State
Sam Willaman
Willaman
Lew Hinchman
Billl Carroll
Women's Tennis Singles Final Friday in City Wom finals
Rosetta Dyer defending champion faces Margaret Terry for the 1933 title in a best two of three sets clash. Dyer favored to retain, Terry considered a strong upset threat. Play scheduled to start at 3 30 if courts are ready.
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Rosetta Dyer
Champon
Margaret Terry
Miss Dyer
Miss Terry
Postponed Fourth Middle Atlantic League Game in Wheeling
Wee rain began just before game time and forced the postponement of the fourth game between Zanesville and Wheeling in Wheeling West Virginia. Zanesville leads the series two to one. Bert Grimm was to pitch for Zanesville and Jim Tobin for Wheeling in the rescheduled affair.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Coriee Pepeeen
Zanesville
Bert Grimm
Jim Tobin
Wheellac
Rotarians sweep Kiwanis in two game series
Rotarians beat Kiwanis 16 to 9 to clinch the series after a 20 to 11 first game win. Four home runs highlighted the night with Walter Kohn delivering two and his son William also homering. Paul Wainwright contributed one homer as did Kohn’s mound counterpart. McMillen and Kohn led scorers with four runs each.
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Elyria Rotarians
Kiwanis Club
Rotarians
Walter
Kohn
The
Rotariana
Paul Wainwright
Wiliam
C. A. McMillen
Baldwin-Wallace poised as Ohio Conference title threat
Berea Ohio September 14 Dont pick the Ohio Conference champion without Baldwin-Wallace. Coach Ray Watts has nearly an veteran outfit with Wing at quarterback and Schmittgan at center leading a veteran backfield including Roth Sanders Bahoric and Scott. Tackle questions arise after Kehl and Novak graduated. End options include Kitchin Bradley Brake and Rowley. Ohio Conference foes listed: John Carroll Bowling Green Case Dayton Ashland Akron.
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BEREA
Baldwin-Wallace
Ray Watts
Watts
Baldwin- Wallace
Case
Clarence
Dick Schmittgan
Harry Roth
Barky Sanders
Edward Bahoric
Joe Scott
Ray Gideon
Marietta Grid Outlook Doubtful
Marietta College faces a doubtful football season as several key players fail to return for 1933. Coach Hayes weighs a nearly 40-man squad with sophomores expected to lift the Blue and White, aiming to match or surpass last year’s 3–2–2 record despite Captain-Elect McKeane likely unavailable. Ohio Conference foes include Mount Union, Capital, Otterbein, Oberlin, Kent State and Kenyon.
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Marietta
Rank
Duke
Hayes
Ohio
Ken McRoberts
Vic Strance
Eddie Heldman
Dean Dyer
Caldwell
Eugene
Major League Leaders by Team and Player Data
Summary of scattered 1930s era batting and fielding leaders. Mentions Klein of Philadelphia, Foxx, Gehrig, and other stars with totals in hits and runs, alongside incomplete abbreviations for teams and statistics. The fragmentary list hints at league leaders across multiple categories with several OCR-affected errors.
Cubs Beat Hubbell To Cut Giants Lead In National
The Cubs defeated Carl Hubbell 2 0 to narrow the national league lead to six and a half games. Rain delayed a double header and several games around the circuit, with Pittsburgh and Chicago locked for second and Dizzy Dean’s 20th win boosting St Louis.
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Cubs
Hubbell
Giants
York
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh Pirates
New Yorkers
Chicago
Mighty Hubbell
Force
Bill Terry
Pirates
Boston
Larry French
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Carroll
Shaute
Minneapolis and Columbus draw even in AA title race
In Columbus, Minneapolis beat the Red Birds 5 to 3 in a rain ruined game as Harry Holsclaw held Columbus to six hits. A seventh inning rally produced three Minneapolis runs, with Joe Glenn Leo Norris and Andy Cohen delivering key hits. Home runs by Glenn Rouble and Delancey highlighted the night. The series heads to tonight’s decisive game with Walter Tauscher or Paul Dean expected to pitch.
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Paul Dean
Red Birds
Olumbus
U.P
Dave Bancroft
Walter Tauscher
Harry Holsclaw
Holsclaw
Andy Cohen
Leo Norris
Clarence Hesse
Jim Winford
Joe Glenn
Art Rouble
Minneapola
Bill Delancey
Sharkey Favored Over Levinsky in Chicago Bout
In Chicago on September 14, Jack Sharkey former heavyweight champion meets wild king Levinsky in a 10 round warmup before his title bid. Sharkey favored at 8 to 5 odds with a 25000 guarantee while Levinsky takes 20 percent of the gate. The bout signals Sharkey’s path toward rematch with Primo Carnera after fights with Loughran in Philadelphia on September 27.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
King Levinsky
Boston
Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Max Baer
Carnera
Sharkey
Levinski
Horseshoe Championships Set for Wilmington September
TE Ohio horsehoe tossers will compete in the State A A U Individual and Four man team championships in Wilmington on September 25. Gerald Smith of Wilmington, state chairman of the A A U Horseshoe committee, announced the event.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Gerald Smith
Indians and Yanks Open Series in New York
The Cleveland Indians launch the final AL series of the season against the New York Yankees in New York as they chase third place. Walter Johnson may start Clint Brown for Cleveland, while Russell Van Atta is eyed for the mound opposite the Tribe. A Washington rainout left the Indians 3-13 in 23 games against the Nationals this year.
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New York
N. Y
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Aix
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Clint Brown
Brown
Pearson
Marse" McCarthy
Russell van Atta
Tribe
Washington
Richards suffers season ending injury at Ohio Western practice
Gridder Charles Richards of Wyoming Delaware reported for his first college football practice at Ohio Western University and suffered an injury five minutes after beginning drills. He collided with Dick Moore of Detroit, resulting in Richards injuring his ear and Moore dislocating his shoulder, ending Richards season.
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Delaware
Ohio Westeran University
Charlies Richards
Wyoming
Richards
Dick Moore
Detroit
Moore
Weigh-in discloses Lyrian team averages around 152 pounds
The 1933 Lyrian football squad weighed at Ely Stadium during pre-season exercises. Captain Murkowski leads a lineup that averages about 162 pounds, with starts likely for Triplett Lee, Williams, Schumar, and Myers. Heaviest players include Bob Jackson at 173 and Doug Gerber at 170, as contention for several positions remains tight.
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Russ Davies
Lyria High
St Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Bob Jackson
Bob Williams
Doug Gerber
Clymer
Triplett
Lee
Williams
Cullin
Schumar
Nichols
Herold
Myers
Dean
Meyers
Capt. Murkowski
Fitzpatrick
Jack Meyers
Jackson
Gerber
Rumph
Faulhaber
Joe Faonessa
Huble Herold
Nick Defazio
Gene Myers
Don Yost
Yost
Walt Boreski
Tommy Dean
Hugh Cross
Wilbur Gibbons
Hank Wazyniak
Bill Schneider
Buckeye Teams Card Outside Tilts for 1933 Schedule
Buckeye Conference football teams schedule several outside opponents for 1933. Miami plays Indiana in Bloomington on Sept 30. Ohio University meets Purdue in Lafayette on Oct 7. Ohio Wesleyan faces Syracuse at Syracuse on Oct 14, their sixth meeting. Additional games include South Dakota at Cincinnati on Oct 7 and Kentucky at Cincinnati on Oct 14. Western Reserve hosts Ohio Wesleyan on Nov 7 with West Virginia Wesleyan at Marshall.
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Columbus
M —Buckeye
Miami
Indians
Bloomington
Ind
Ohio University
Purdue
Lafayette
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse University
Syracuse
South Dakota
Cincinnati
Kentucky
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marshall
Western Reserve
Squirrel Season Opens Tomorrow In Local Areas
Hunters prepare for the opening of squirrel season tomorrow through October 1. Permits are selling fast at local license offices. Daily bag limit is four with a possession limit of two days. No limit on red squirrels. Wellington area noted as an excellent spot for hunting.
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Wellington
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's standings show Boston 2 St. Louis 1 Chicago 2 3 Philadelphia 2 4 with Cleveland Washington postponed and only scheduled games. Feday's games include Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. Yesterday's results include Pittsburgh 1 Boston 0 St. Louis 4 Brooklyn at Chicago 2 New York 6 second game postponed due to darkness Philadelphia Cincinnati postponed due to rain Today features New York at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Homer
Frankie Frisch
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
White Sox
Athletics
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
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Festerday
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia - Cincinnati
W.W. L. Pet GB
Land Aléd
Ston
National League
Pew
Pittssurgh
T Louiz
Stow
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