Wildcats Face Tough Varsity Build Up For 1933 Season
Arizona’s Wildcats football prospects for 1933 focus on veterans like Hobbs, Mee, Van Dusen, and Clark returning to form, with new prospects from Mesa and Tucson joining. Coach J. P. Meek is rebuilding the line and backfield as they prepare for a schedule featuring Texas School of Mines, St. Mary's, Cal Aggies, USC, and Santa Clara.
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Wilson Ore Jostes
Arizona
J. P
Hobbs
Parkeley
Heavve Lee
Will van Dusen
iMilian
Pteredorf
Milk
Marvin
Seppo” Clark
Ain
Douglas
Potbell
Éere
Jecal Pester
O'Connor
Hest
Mary
Upton
Keon
Clark, Gray
Morse
Dayle
Pamery
Wildcat Hall of M of
Tucson
Wildcats
Pope
Nombt
Wweadwas
Santora
St. Mary's
California Aggies
Phoenix
Phoenix Indians
Phoenix Junior College
Texas School Mines
St. Mary's College
Tutton
U. of New Mexico
Albuquerque
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Motive Power Men Travel to Mesa for Doubleheader
Eleven players from the Motive Power team of Tucson travel to Mesa to face the Mesa Jewels in a two game set. Tucson has won both prior meetings 13-4 and a second unclear score, while Mesa adds Salaser and Keough to boost speed and strength. Gongales starts for Tucson in the morning with a Los Angeles import on the mound, and James leads Tucson in the afternoon with Selacer pitching for the Jewels.
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Motive Power
Tucson
Mesa
Mesa Jewels
Salaser
Phoenix
Keough
Los Angeles
Jewels
James
Selacer
Gray
Gillileaéd
Setrey
O'Connor
Teddy
Olivas
Seston Captainy
Temes Cowan
Ménbennet
Genessés Seaton
Stetesary
Trick Deliveries Of Pitchers Worry Batters
Norman Ek Brow reports on new pitching tricks unsettling hitters. Grover Allen and Tony show promise with revamped curves and a “screw ball” while Adolfo Pillette masters a calloused finger pitch. The spread of such subtleties alarms fans as both leagues note evolving techniques impacting batters and games.
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Tony
Adolfo Lacque
Iéee
Yankees Add Double Header To Their Lead
New York defeats Detroit in a doubleheader at home, first game 3 10 to 4 and second game goes 16 innings with a 16 to 11 score. Batteries include Pillette Holloway Olsen Cole and Bassler Woodall Bush Pennock Scheng in the opener. Dause Bassler Jones Shawkey Hoyt Hofman in the nightcap.
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New York
Yankees
Detroit
R.A. EB. Heereit
Pillette
Holloway
Olsen
Cole
Bassler
Woodall
Bush
Pennock
Scheng
Washington second game ties in doubleheader with White Sox
Washington battles Chicago to a dead heat in the second game of a doubleheader after losing the opener 19 to 11. RAE and Cleveland also split, with notable hittings from Rommel and Speaker in the day’s action.
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Washington
White Sox
RAE Chicago
Robertson
Leverette
Goliath
Mogridge
Russell
Zebnizer
Zachary
Marbury
Ryel
Faber and Graham
Moaridge and Gharrity
Japanese Davis Cup Star Defeats U S Champion In Exhibition
Mononosuke Fukuda, Japanese Davis Cup star, defeated American champion William in a one set exhibition after the Davis Cup matches between Australia and Japan in Chicago.
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Tilden
Chicago
United Press
Mononosuke Fukuda
William al
Australia
Japan
American Women Sweep British in Open Tennis Matches
The American team dominates the Wiseman Cup opener defeating Britain 3-1 in singles with Helen Wille, Motia Mallory, Eleanor Gores, and Mazel Wightman winning. Wille opens the new $290,000 stadium by beating Kathleen McKane 6-2 6-5, while Mallory and the doubles pair take their matches.
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Helen Wille
California
Kathleen McKane
Eleanor Gores
Mre
Mazel Wightman
Misa McKane
Mra Macey Covell
Mies McKane
Europe
Susanne Leagien
Mallory
Clayton
Unclear scoreline and team mentions from fragmentary note
Fragmentary OCR from multiple games mentions Vernon, Thompson, Cook, Keehier, May, Gilved, Hannah, Beroné and other players. References Sacramento Portiene San Francisco and Portiene RN R Ke with scattered scores and innings-like lines. Details are too incomplete for a clear outcome.
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Los Angees
Anx
Sacramento
Vernon
Thompson
Cook
Keehier
May
Gilved and
Hannah
Beroné
Penner
Yellowhorse
Schang
Poster
Gilder
Sheltond Bach
D. Murphy
Baseball scores from yesterday’s games across three cities
Yesterday’s box scores show Los Angeles beating Seattle 11 to 6 in a midweek game with Beattie and Lyons leading. Oakland toppled Salt Lake 14 to 11 in a high scoring affair, while Salt Lake bested Oakland 16 to 12 in another tight clash. Portland and others posted varied results.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Frisco
Portland
Salt Lake
Oakline
Sacramento
Vernon
San Francisco
Vernon Avene
Oakland
Beattie
Lyons
Baldwin
Blake
Avér
Modesty and Snaps of Tennis Players Sparks Debate
London reports on a dispute between women tennis players, the Lawn Tennis Association, and newspapers over photographs. Players protest unsuitable images while the association urges restraint. newspapers debate dress and propriety as photographers face access restrictions.
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United Press State
London
Council of the
Alien Tennis Association
Lees Ceretel
Arme
Miles Lengten
Lawn Tennis Association
Clube
Aro
Westminster Gazette
Lambert Chambers
A. Ey Seamish
Newly Formed Merchants White Box Team to Play Border Five
A newly formed Merchants White Box team will face the 26th Infantry border team at Blenman Park at 2 39 p m, opening their season against Nogales’ colored squad. Local players Pacheco Carrilla Machado Kellner Leyvas and others will sport White Box uniforms, while the visiting 26th Infantry lineup includes Jasper Cooper Branch Hayes and Worrell. Coach Hollinsworth leads the border squad. Lieut A Waterbury oversees travel. The aim is to finish before any late showers.
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Tangiosn
Tith Infantry
Nogales
Bienman Paris
White Sox
Warrong mereMente
Ace’ Jaeper
Roberson
Seco
Lieut
A. Waterbury
Phillies and Cubs Split Double Bill in Chicago
Phillies and Cubs divided a double header in Chicago with 5 4 victory for the Cubs in the first game and an 8 1 Phillies win in the second. Rehan Rett and Hartnett among hitters, Mitchel and Wileen led the Phillies in the nightcap. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 7 12 in the other early action. Giants split two with St Louis as McQuillan and Donohue hurled wins. Photographs drawn critique of camera work at games drew comments from McNair.
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Chicago
Phillies
Cubs
Cuba
Grimes
Cod Firet Sacker
Epriog
Ilness
Philadelphia
Rehan
Rett
Hentine
Alexander
Hartnett
Merc. PF
J. McNair
Speedy Mariposa to race rival horse at 9 this morning
Tucson spectators plan to attend a 9 o clock straightaway race on St Mary's Road beyond Tucson Auto Park to see Mariposa the sorrel mare owned by J B Hollah vs a fast prey owned by Francisco Gredilias. Track will be heavy after rain making conditions uncertain.
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Ft Ig
St. Mary's Road
Tucson Auto Park
J. B. Hollah
Francisco Gredilias
Mariposa
Australian Stars Take Matches in Chicago Davis Cup Tie
Australian pair J B Hawkes and J Anderson moved within one win of facing America after taking the doubles in Chicago, defeating Zenzo Shimisu and Shchira Kashio of Japan 8-2 6-3. Anderson to meet Shimisu and Hawkes to face Fukuda in Sunday singles as the Australians seek the decisive point.
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Southside Tennis Club
Chicago
United Press
J. B. Hawkes
J. ©. Anderson
Australia
France
Boston
America
Zenzo Shimisu
Shchira Kashio
Japan
Ives
Anderson
Shi Misu
Hawkes
Fukuda
Sanaay
William T. Tilden
Kaehio
Erson
LD. Molnness
KR. E. Sahtesinger
Tilden
Walter Mayes
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