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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

11

Dempsey Promotes Schmeling Baer Bout At Yankee Stadium

Max Schmeling and Max Baer square off in a 15 round title bout at Yankee Stadium drawing about 70 000 fans. Schmeling favored at 2 to 1, Baer weighs over 210 pounds with reach edge. Dempsey predicts a knockout but won't broadcast. scalpers cash in as advance sales near 175 000.

Jack Dempsey Yankee Stadium Max Schmeling Max Baer Dempsey Tex Rickard Million-Dollargate Fame Schmeling Baer

U B Wins in Loop Opener at Logan

In front of 400 fans on June 8 the United Brethren defeated the Presbyterians 10 to 8 to open the Junior League baseball season. A Legion parade and Logan High School Band preceded the game. Judges Whitcraft and City officials attended as players earned runs and the winning battery featured Hansel and Carnes with Lunsford, Brandt and Synder for the losers.

American Legion Wiias Bright Frank Judy Jess Columber Sol Ellinger Dick Brandt Hansel Carnes Lunsford, Brandt and Synder

Harlow Wins Class A Championship at Ohio Trapshooting Meet

Fred Harlow of Newark shattered 200 consecutive targets to win the opening Class A championship. State singles title decisions loomed as C. G. Wehr of Hamilton was elected president of the State Trapshooting Association with Arthur Abell of Cleveland as vice-president and Mrs. Mark Hootman of Hicksville as secretary.

Vandalia U.P Fred Harlow Newark C. G. Wehr Hamilton Arthur Abell Cleveland Mark Hootman Hicksville

National and American League Scores and Friday Fixtures

Yesterday's results list Boston 3 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2 in the National League. American action shows Detroit 8 Cleveland 1 Washington 13 Philadelphia 13 rain halted, Chicago 4 St Louis 1. Association games include Columbus 10 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 8 Louisville 3 and Milwaukee 6 Louisville 1. Friday matches Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Detroit at Chicago Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Indianapolis Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Louisville.

Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland Washington Bt. Louis Columbus St. Paul Milwaukee Louisville Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Cincinnati St. Louis New York Louis Cincimnati Eel Brooklyn Eswoevaes Ncnsicipinnse Chigred Catunsctonetenae Washington Philadelphia Pet

Record Fishing Giants Loom in Ontario and Washington

The piece lists historic rod and reel records for brook trout in Nipigon River Ontario at 1412 pounds since 1916. It notes A A Cass’s 26 12 pound rainbow from Skykomish and W W Smart’s 25 14 pound Logan River brownie from 1924. It cites George J Nichols and Walter Harden bass records in Alabama Florida and 1920s Musky and pike marks from Minnesota Wisconsin and Indiana.

W. J. Cook Nipigon River Ontario A. A. Cass W. W. Smart Logan River Utah George J. Nichols Tombigbee River Alabama Walter Harden Oakland Fla George Nesmuth Lake of the Woods John V. Shanken Basswood Lake Minnesota

148 Links Stars Begin Gruelling Open Grind at Chicago Club Today

Ninety-seven golfers contest the North Shore course in the Sev enth National Open opening round as Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen head a strong field. The tight layout favors long straight drivers with the heat adding to the challenge and betting odds listing Sarazen as favorite at 4-1.

Schmeling Jack Sharkey Lake Swannanoa N. J Chicago Glen View U.P North Shore Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Billy Burke King George von Elm Burke Craig Wood MacDonald Smith Bobby Cruickshank Leo Diegel Olin Dutra Paul Runyan Denny Shute Joe Kirkwood Hook Alice Armour Wood Runyan von Eim Diegel

Bright Columbus golfers reach quarter finals at Brookside

Six Columbus players advance in the Central Ohio District amateur tournament at Brookside Club. Byron Hunt wins over Bob Kepler in 20 holes, Myron Hoover beats Glen Bishop, and John Florio defeats Emmett Milholland. Other results include Max Devol, Jack Richardson, Gray Livesay, Angelo Mengali, and Eddie Hamant advancing or advancing by default.

Columbus U.P the Brook Byron Hunt Myron Hoover John Florio Max Devol Marietta Jack Richardson Gray Livesay Angelo Mengali Eddie Hamant Dayton Hunt Bob Kepler Hoover Glen Bishop Florio Emmett Milholland Devol Ray Stockmeyer Richardson George Selbach Livesay Dr. A. K. Buell Mengali Marvey Bible Mamant George Strohm

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