All-Star NL lineup drawn by unnamed manager
A storied all star National League lineup is proposed with Terry and Klein at outfield and Hubbell pitching. The manager notes close calls between Vaughan and Bartell, Martin over Traynor, Ott in left, and Ott handling left field with Klein. He cites Hubbell as pivotal to Giants’ World Series hopes.
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Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Vaughn
Pirates
Martin
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Oit
Gianta
Davis
Hartnett
Cubs
Hubbell
Dean
Warneke
Vaughan
Bartell
Whartatop
Traynor
Firatet
Ott
Outfeld
Washington
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Hornsby
American
George Earnshaw
Sam Gray
Duel for Major League Batting Crown Nears Finish
New York report notes Jim Foxx and Chuck Klein near crowns with little over a week left. Foxx leads the American league by about 21 points over Heinie Manush. Klein atop his tag team mate Spud Davis by 28. Davis gains one point. Manush and Simmons hold steady at .332 and .311.
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New York
Atara
Philadelphia
Jimjanie Foxx
Chuck Klein
Foxz
Dale Alexander
Heinie Manush
Washington Senators
Klein
Spud Davis
Jeaders
Davis
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Manush
al Simmons
Chicago
Sladers Top Baseball Leaders and Upcoming Virginia Trip
NL leaders include Klein Phillies hitting .366 with 115 RBIs and 207 hits. Gehrig leads AL with 130 runs and Foxx tops RBIs at 163. Pitching highlights feature Grove 23-7 and Tinning 13-4. The Hoffman Chevrolet ball club travels to Winchester for a game with a strong local team, leaving at 12 45 from the service garage.
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Hoffman-Chevrolet
Winchester
Nine
Trade of Sam West for Fred Schulte Divides Washington Fans
Washington fans and experts questioned Clark Griffiths winter trade of star center fielder Sam West to the St. Louis Browns for Fred Schulte. West excelled with the Browns, while Schulte delivered strong fielding and solid hitting for the Nationals, prompting Griffith to defend the bargain. Schulte, born in Belvidere Illinois, rose through semi pro teams and Waterloo before joining Milwaukee and then the Browns.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Sam West
St. Louis Browns
Fred Schulte
West
Fox
Browns
Gussie” Schulte
Nationals
Griffith
Schulter
Fred
Belvidere
Waterloo
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Baltimore Eleven Opens 1933 Grid Season at Home
The University of Baltimore ready to start its football season tomorrow led by high scoring backs Russell Bender and Audie Millathe and facing Montclair Teachers College at the Baltimore Stadium in the season opener.
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University of Baltimore
Maryland
Russell Bender
Audie Milla
Baltimore Eleven
Montclair Teachers College
Baltimore Stadium
Shannons to Meet Tilghmanton in Sunday Doubleheader
The Shannons of Williamsport will host Tilghmanton at Conomac Park Sunday starting at 2 PM. It is game three of a five game series with Mentzer pitching the opener for the Shannons. Taylor County Kentucky claims a hog eradication on farms.
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Shannons
Williamsport
Tilghmanton
Conomac Park
Mentzer
Taylor County
Kentucky
Randy Moore Steers Braves In Key Victory
Randy Moore provided the spark in Boston’s 3-0 win over Philadelphia, homering in the fourth and driving in runs as he holds a .295 average over 125 games. Betts and Austin Moore matched zeroes before the Braves added two more runs in the ninth, keeping their mark for a higher berth alive. Philadelphians stranded runners at third five times as Betts preserved the shutout.
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Randy Moore
Boston Braves
Randy
Boston
Braves
Moore
Wally Berger
Boston Tatters
Phillies
Huck Betts
Austin Moore
Haslin
Joe Mowry
Bill Urpanski
Buck Jordan
Betts
Phils
Rimmers
Chick Fallis
Scrappy Tilt Set for Raiders versus Stars in DC Title Clash
Hagerstown Raiders prepare for a twin bill against the Security Stars in the Independent championship of Washington County. First pitch at 1 pm with umpiring by John Dielert and Stevenson. last week the teams split, Stars winning 3 2 and Raiders 8 2. Likely opening pitcher Robbie Keller for the Raiders and Nuse for the nightcap.
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Hagerstown Raiders
Raider Feld
Washington County
John Dielert
Stevenson
Raiders
Stars
Robbie Keller
Nuse
Braves blank Phillies as Huck Betts fans 11
Yesterday, the Braves scattered 11 hits to back Huck Betts who pitched a shutout against the Phillies, sealing a 3-0 win. Betts earned the complete game with strong control, while the offense produced timely hits to support the ace.
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Huck ~Betts
Braves
Phillies
Old Rivals Meet in Tennis Finals
Frederick Perry of England and Jiro Satoh of Japan reached the finals of the Pacific Southwest men's singles championship in Los Angeles. Perry defeated Lester Stoefen in three sets, while Satoh beat Jack Tidball 6 3 6 4 6 2. In Springfield, Massachusetts, workers walked out at the Westinghouse East Springfield plant after bargaining failed on wages and other demands, with 0 to 95 percent of staff striking from a 3000-employee operation.
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Los Angeles
Frederick Perry
England
Jiro Satoh
Verry
Lester Stoefen
Bionde Los Angeles Youth
Satah
Jack Tidball
Springfield
Mass
East Springfield
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Sunday School Bowling League Schedule Snapshot
The list shows the first half schedule for the Sunday School Bowling League with weekly matchups from late September through early December. Teams include Pansies, Daisies, Carnations, Tulips, Jonquils, Roses, Violets, Poppies, Wash. Sq., Christ Ref., Trinity, St. Mark’s, Brethren, Grace U. B., Baptist, Presbyterians, and Grace.
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M. C
Trinity-St. Marks
Brethren
Grace U. B
Baptist- Presbyterians
St. Marks-Grace U. B
Presbyterians
Baptist
Trinity-Brethren
Brethren - Presbyterians
Baptist Grace
A. B
Christ
Trinity
St. Mark's-Wash
Grace J. B
St. Mark’s-Christ
St. - Mark’s
Trinity- Presbyterian
Brethren-Christ
Grace U
Brethren-Presbyterian
St. Mark’s
St. Mark
Presbyterian-Baptist
Brethren-Baptist
Presbyterian Grace U. B
Bluebirds to Close Season in Potomac Valley Championship
Sharpsburg Bluebirds clash with Reliance of Martinsburg West Virginia Sunday for the Potomac Valley soccer title. Funds from the Bluebird game go to the team with league umpires officiating and a large crowd expected.
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Sharpsburg Bluebirds
Reliance
Martinsburg
W. Va
Potomac Valley
Bluebirds
Bluebird
Tham
McFadden
Baseball's Big Six AP update on batting leaders and standings
Virgil Spud Davis led yesterday's lone major league game with three singles in four at bats boosting his average from .640 to .348. Chuck Klein dropped two points to .316 after going hitless in three appearances. The Phillies, A's, and other leaders post season-like numbers as bears and Alaska relates figures are noted in forest estimates.
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Marvin Denzer
Joe Hauser
Moundaman
Joe
Willmar
Minn
Minneapolis
Hauser
American Association
Denver
Associated Press
Virgil “Spud” Davis
Chuck Klein
Bix
G. Ab. PR. H. Pet. Riela
Phillies
Ford
A’s
Davis
Phils
Manush
Sens
Stu's
W. Sox
Terry
Giants
Giants Look to Jackson for Third Base in World Series
Giants restore Travis Jackson to third base as insurance for Johnny Verger’s absence. Manager Bill Terry believes Jackson can defend and hit despite a minor limp. Chuck Dressen added as backup, with Washington Senators favored by strong batting and defense from Cronin, Kuhel, and Bluege.
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Associatea Press
New York
New York Giants
Senators
Jackson
Giants
Arkansas Traveler
Johnny Verger
Bill Terry
Jack
Dressen
Gleats
Chuck Dressen
Memphis
Terry
Washington
Joe Cronin
Joe Kuhel
Hughey Crutz
Kuhel
Buddy Myer
Cronin
Onsie Bluege
Blondy
Ryan
Crutz
Holy Cross
Polo Grounds
City Stars Take Title In Ten Inning Triumph
City Stars managed by Lee Staley beat County Stars 4 to 3 in 10 innings to clinch the series. Wachter’s error started the decisive rally as Alexander and Byers delivered the go ahead runs and Kreps starred in the field.
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Lee Staley
Jimmy Long
County Stars
City Stars
Wachter
Alexander
Both
Grows
Tolbert
Kreps
City Stars AB
R. HO
EB. Snyder
Ea Mayen
Byrra
Higwzia Rewe
Mendrickhs
A. E. Bender
Ayraaan
Healpeney
County
Coenty
Clix
Rita
Nobinena
Byers
Hane
Sacti- Neear Talbert
Dyers
Hanes
Lindaay
Greve
Barnes Om Halla
Groan
Talbert
Gros
Paerern
Grnan
Panlegrove
Bander
Buffalo Bisons Ints Champions
Buffalo's Bisons clinched the 1933 International League pennant with an 8 1 victory over Rochester Red Wings. Guided by Ray Schalk the team completed a surprising playoff run and earned a date with Columbus in the Little World Series opening tomorrow in Columbus Ohio.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bisons
Ray Schalk
Rochester
Red Wings
Columbus
Toorrow
Ohio City
Practice Sunday Session Prompts Security Soccer Members
The Security Soccer club schedules a practice on Monday evening at an unspecified time. All members are urged to attend and come prepared for the workout.
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Security Soccer Club
Hamilton Eleven Opens Season With Practise Match
Hamilton Eleven travels to Kemp's Mill for a 2:30 PM practice match as the season opener. Hamilton, one of the oldest teams in the region, lists returning players and new talents to bolster the lineup for the McFaddin League. Captain Browning urges all players to be ready by 1:48 PM at Hamilton’s Confectionery Store.
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Hamilton
Kemp's Mill
Anthia
Browning
Boonsboro Hosts Frederick All-Stars in Sunday Game
The Frederick All-Stars bring a crack lineup to Wilhide Park Boonsboro tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Umpires Will will officiate. Boonsboro seeks Smoky Joe Woods to counter with Hear behind the plate. Also a Fountain Head golf tournament tops the day with Reds versus Blues. Mrs Gerald Hanes of Kendallville Indiana swallowed five safety pins without injury.
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Frederick
Boonsboro
Joe Woods
Wildcats
Bill Young
Woods
Fountain Head
Reds
Blues
Gerald Hanes
Kendallville, Ind
Revelry Ge Games Schedule Confused Report
Readable fragments show yesterday's Revelta ge games with Philadelphia at Washington. The garbled text references a scheduled matchup and possible venue details, but exact teams and results remain unclear.
Tomorrow's NFL Card Includes Pittsburg at St Louis
Tomorrow’s slate features Pittsburgh visiting St Louis and Cincinnati at Chicago, Benton at New York, and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. The card highlights league matchups across multiple cities with several teams on the road.
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Wanshington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Huston
St. Lesia
Bente
Washington
Cleveland
St. Lowla
Detroit
Pittsbergh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Benton
Reralte Huston
Oat Pet
Pliteburgh
St. Lows
Oaten Nee
Beockhaee
Philadelph Clineinmattt
Pittchurch
St. Lewis
Boston
Philadelph Breokies
Cats On Road For Weekend On Virginia Trip
Cats travel from Williamsport to Purcellville for a Sunday match against Green Castle club, a northern Virginia southern West Virginia strong foe. Purcellville side, fresh from Martinsburg Winchester and Charles Town defections, is among the strongest in the region. Sheriff Hildebrand reports a moonshine mill found with a blue placard nearby during the outing.
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Ocal
Wil ‘Port
Wildcats
Virginia
Purcellville
Greencastle
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Wincheater
Charles Town
Cate
Old ‘Dominion
Williamsport
Hildebrand
Burke County
N. Cx
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