Embree Fires A Four Hitter To Beat Louisville
Orioles win as Embree fires a four hitter over Louisville in a 10 to 2 victory. The crowd of 19,462 sees Baltimore score six runs in the eighth inning on six singles. Wilson pitched for Louisville and took the loss. Genovese and Embree contributed offensively for Baltimore with key hits and runs.
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Baltimore
Charles
Embree
Batimore- Oriole
Louisville Coluni
Louisville
Irds
Orioles
Wson
Colonels
Ascerican Association
Sirs
Binge
Ben Stelter
Genovese
Felix Itac- Recher
Frank Plec
Ingie
Ess
Browne
Berbree
Vic Johnsom
Wilson
Lowesville
Bj Genavebe
I. Soo
Goreke
Bridger
Ars Rartoey Wises
P. Oo
If Johnson
Tova
A. Storace
Lavaha
Moss
Meatklewiez
Ioreo Beem
Loar
Breda
Forsia
Srrors
Josases
Lotair
Ruse
Mackinwiez
Monaca
Lol Far
Benamis
Trotare Hite
Monacy
Bretner
Mackieniez
Homerus
Monaco
Laetiices
Beaiacnia
Mackiemite
Monarope
Lovlestite
Seses Ge Dballs-Wilson
Johnsoz
Dihl
Stirlkentis Wilson
Soksson
Bias Wies
Jobmson
Witeon Uxpires-Petens
VarGrefan
Tobie
Tipe
Alleidzce
Cardinals
Ray Sanders
Cardinal
Chet Larbs
Brownie
Former R. P. I. Coach Guides Cloudbusters Eleven
Chapel Hill NC Cloudbusters of the North Carolina Navy led by Lieut. Comdr. Glenn Hillinger aim for early season success after an upset over the U S Naval Academy and a win against Duke. Star players include Otto Graham and Gene Flick with a strong Preflight line and swift backfield.
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Chapel Hil
N. CL
Cloudbusters
North Carolina Navy
Notre Demme
Associated Press
Glenn Hillinger
Plerera
U. S. Naval Academy
Duke
Kullinger
West Chester
Annapolis
Cameron
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Triple Tireat
Walter Schumacher
Cert Jend State Teathers
Dele Pulver
Minnesota
Graham
Stan Kosiewsii
Holy Cross
Frank Aschenbrenner
Marquette
Clouddugiers
Hillinger
Dake
Hilfinger
Cardinals Dominate Browns In Six Game World Series
The Cardinals outplayed the Browns in pitching batting and defense tying the fielding mark with the Red Sox as they win four of six. The Browns struggle at the plate hit only .188 while Cardinals hit .240 and committed only one error in the series drawing plans for next season and saluting veterans.
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Red Sox
Browns
Ise
Cardinals
Marion
Brillant
Ada
South Carolinas
Billy
Southworth
Sudbury
Ohio
Luke Sewell
Akron
Group of Baseball
Sam Breaden
Synvester
Blix” Donnelly
Donnelly
Col Ora
Archer Beats Johnny Jones In Brooklyn Bout
Archer defeats Johnny Jones at the Broadway Arena in Brooklyn in an eight round feature. No knockdowns occur though Archer staggered Jones in the sixth with several hard left hooks. The card also lists Paul Palmer and Stan Miller in other bouts.
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Brooklin
Freddie Archer
Wevark
J. Ontzointe
Johnny Jones
Broadway Arena
Archer
Jones
Paul Palmer
Vancouver
Koo
Stan Miller
Brookls
Terrace Star Badly Injured in Football Incident
Terrace High School star Mashuta Nott from Terrace Star was injured Monday night in a football game against Troy High. He remains in hospital in Schenectady as of late night with fears of a fractured neck.
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Wike. Mashuta
Nott Terrace
Troy
Schenectady
Criminal Investigation Unit
Troy High
Dick Prendergast
Rock-Hesive Coast Triumph at Bay Meadows Feature
Jockey Charlie Corben of Glen dale Calif rode Rock-Hesive to a two length victory yesterday in the Bay Meadows feature race. The 6 1/2 furlongs time was 1 11 4-5 with a $5.96 payoff for the winner plus $3.40 and $3.00. Ferrie's Count finished second returning $13.60 and $7.50, while Luroid finished third at $8.40.
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San Mateo
Calif
UPI
Charlie Corben
Glendale
Rock-Hesive
Bay Meadows
Ferrie
Luroid
CCHS Eleven Hosts Lansingburg High in Night Game
Catholic Central High School's eleven faces Lansingburg High at LaSalle Field in North Troy under lights at 8 pm. Coaches report top form as CCHS lists guards Jim Rogers and Allie Zampiro, ends Gulliy and Costello, backs Byrnes Shenley Jones Ive ney, fullback Ive ney, and center Whalen. Lansingburg counters with Griffin replaced by Stephen Bob at center and freshman John Shade in backfield after a 7 0 win over Deimar last week.
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Columnn
Gulliy
Paul Costello
Jim Rogers
Allie” Zampiro
Joe Pelcher
Nick Anthony
Burg
Griffin
Stephen Bob
Bethle
Beot Rumpler
Geary
Mangoine
Gerl Denter
Baker
Shields
Lensing
Pace and Trotting Race Entries and Purses Listed
The document details horse entries for multiple trotting and pacing races with purses ranging from 200 to 500 pounds. Notable entries include Neraelsto Sargent Bean Biin Mikkey and Frank Meshas in trotting events and Bogeinsy Frisco Dale in pacing races, with multiple drivers listed and post positions indicated.
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Pist
Neraelsto
Sargent
Z. Bean Biin
Mikkey
Adiems Sun
F. Gipp
Frank Meshas
Etout
Lacy Vibe
Little Trouble
Shafer
Gapiain
Sidney Vna
Alen _ sig Pia
Ariss
Kemei-Janeca
Ros
Maxoni
J. Bol, Jr
Devdiay
Dyke Alep
Paces
Oye
Para
Mackie Sieggmtanth
Bueginsy
Deviiny
Sitkal
Siren
Alte Wartenace
Jeson
Fleming
Victor Hanover
A. Jones
Nile
Morgan Bryn
Devin
Sheat
Billy Clay
Anthony
Creip
Papa
E Power
Alize al Ja Ies
Post Posiilos
Fit
Oletta Aubrey Wins Higgins Trot at Spa
Oletta Aubrey rallies to win the Bill Higgins One Mile Trot at Saratoga, driving from the rail to beat Sally Long by a length with Teddy Worthy close third. Selly Long set the pace early and Dyke moved through the field to finish among the top four, in a crowded program including multiple races and finish times.
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Saratoga Springs
Oletta Aubrey
Bill Higgins
Saratoga Rateway
Sally Long
Teddy Worthy
Selly Long
Calumet
Dilworthy
Jewell
Gibenour
Sara Ann
Cole
Redder
Louis Cobb
Josephine
Britton
Napoleon
Betty Axe
Cracksiey
Scotland
Cross Bazrel
Tinney
May Eniis
Lulu B
Dillinger
Little Evis
Hox
Goiey
Delly
Gilmour
Aizo
Josephine Knight
Calumet Dilworthy
Rebel
Bell
Bulger
Mitzie Mite Chereh
Margie Smeelwyn
Bright Guy Jr
Dillon Abbe
Sym
Dot
Jones
Alice Spencer
Collins
I Little Mildred
Peckham
Olelia Audrey
Dan
O'Day
Dean McElwyn
Dewey Abbe
Church
Majro Ke
Mischie
Wilson
Baker
Tigh Axworthy
Oletta Aubery
Notre Dame Tops AP Grid Poll in 1933 Football Ranking
Notre Dame leads the AP national college football poll with 500 points and 34 first place votes. North Carolina Preflight follows second with 608 points and 24 first-place votes, while Army ranks third with 575 points. The Midwest dominates the top ten with Notre Dame, Great Lakes, Purdue, and Illinois all listed. Randolph Field of Texas appears in the southwest niche, and Second Air Force of Colorado reaches 16th.
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New York
Midwest
Cam Paign
Anorts
Notre Dame
Pitt
Tulake
Oia
North Carolina
Navy
Puke
Trish
Army
Pute
Lauteau
Great Lakes
Purdue
Onion
Stats
Pennsylvania
Wro
Georgia Tech
Southwest
Randolph Field
Texas
Far West
Second
Air Force
Colorado
Russell Voted Best Lineman In National Poll
Russell, a Randolph Field end, was named the top lineman in the weekly Associated Press all service team. Texas University coach D X Bibie praised his speed and tenacity after a 426 yard sprint from Randolph Field. Notable mentions included Ralph Serpico, George Kevinsky, and Bill Hachten for their strong performances in the game against Purdue.
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New York
Jack Russell
Randolph Field
Associated Press
D. X& Bibie
Texas University
Russell
Ralph
Babe
Serpico Dinois
George Kevinsky
Bill Hachten
Clifornia
Serpico
Illinois
Ray Eliot
Purdue
Hneman
Fall sports wrap and upcoming boxing plans loom large
Post World Series analysis fills pages asCardinals triumph and fans debate alibis and highlights. The writeup praises pitching and defense while noting records set and servicemen enjoying the games. Ahead, Troy district eyes indoor boxing under promoter McMahon and a Saratoga fall finale draws crowds.
Bowling Roundup Highlights Week in City Leagues
North End Fish and Fruit defeated Fifth Avenue Din erg three games in the Fifth Avenue League. Question Marks swept Whalers. Fifth Avenue Tavern beat Boxers. Commo dores took two from Pitegeralds. Top scores include Snow 200 and Gavitt Jr 210. Inter-City Grill elected Inglis president with Bell vice president and Beale treasurer Garratt secretary. Opening slate shows Tagues, Webster, Harry's, Fifth Avenue Diners, Annex. Other leagues report high totals and averages, with Mechanicville City noting Baben atop averages and multiple bowlers exceeding 170.
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Fifth Avenue
North End Fish and Fruit
Whalers
Fifth Avenue Tavern
Commodores
Pitegeralds
Snow
H. Gavitt, Jr
Damon
Preston
Isabella
J. Watson
Parella
Stmmons
Ellett
BH. Gavitt, Sr
Bulson
Norton
Callahan
Edward Inglis
Inter- City Grill League
Eugene Bellrose
John Beale
Tressurer
W. A. Garratt
Tom
Tagues
DeMentos
Green Island
Webster Vs. Thorns
Colony Recreation
Harry's
Campa
Waterford
Annex
Troy EK
C. F Hivet
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Frederick Walton
Linoleum
Pal
Aaa
Emil Verban
Cards
Sanders
George Kurowski
Nelson Potter
Laabs
Bosox
Brooklyn
Terrace Star
Victor
CCHS
Lansingburg High
LaSalle Field
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Chamips
Emil Verben
Higgins
Spa
Sally Song
Rodney Teddy Worthy
Dan O'Day
Little
Mildred
Caureh
Lesee
Dr. Willie
High Axworthy
McManus
Jack
McGrath
Brown Rvatere
Old Capitol Arene
Albany
McMahon
Madison Square Garden
Coller City AC
Moz Myers
Saratoga Raceway
Rover
Yep LaDieux
Sam Jordan
Goodwins
Pete
Danbury
LeDieus
Danburys
Mercons
Hawleys
Terrys
Camptons
Walt Hawley
Red LaDie
Art Westfall
Ale Goodwin Ted
Lauis Campton
Margaret Carner
Bernice Danbury
Elva Hawley
Charlotte Terry
Fran Boltwood
Helen ‘Abrams
Irene Marcou
del. LaDieu
Mechanicville City
Hay Baben
Charles Gargano
Arthur Marecco
Arthur Caul
Joseph Jackson
Armand Tazo
Anthony Lupo
John DePaul
Charles Federico
William Cisler
John Izzo
Wesley Sweet
Gus DeStefano
Mae Heeran
Hudson
Kay Tybush
Beg” van Duesen
Amy Camfield
Jessia Petzler
Clara 3Ic- Phail
Nassau
West Indies
Alwrays
Globe
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
16Th Street
Troy, Wy
Coca-Cola Tehaise
Pogriier
Nara
Coca Gola
Cokes
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