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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
5
An unclear OCR passage describes a dated event with misread names and numbers. Readable parts reference a team or individuals and a local venue, but key names and dates are obscured, leaving only scattered clues for reconstruction.
A terse note from Mu Ny 5S outlines a dispute over 5 id wilt, raising questions about leadership and process changes. The document cites Mr Plica as a central figure in the controversy, signaling possible policy revisions and oversight concerns.
The passage surveys boxing matchups and trainer talk, noting Dempsey Baer Tunney and Brummel choices. It references Baer meeting opponents, fear or doubt over Teuton rivals, and a lively sentiment about fans, injuries, and team will to push through a difficult season.
Berday's Heroes report the White Sox pitcher Wyatt shuts down the Indians with a one hit game while Brand collects two hits for Indiana as the offense struggles.
Oral Hildebrand pitched two crisp one run efforts to back Cleveland wins over St. Louis and Detroit. The Indians moved to fourth in the American League as Chicago rose to third after Washington beat Philadelphia. Cubs fall, Reds gain on St Louis and New York wins despite seven errors by teammates.
National league results feature St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 15 Brooklyn 4 among others. American league sees Boston 6 New York 5 and Cleveland 1 Detroit 0 with Chicago 6 St Louis 1 noted. Upcoming games include Washington at Philadelphia and Boston at New York.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind June 14 UP American Association club owners met with President Thomas J Hickey to probe reports Columbus carried a payroll above the league limit It was said charges were filed after Red Birds signed Art Shires Jim Lindsey Gordon Slade and Charlie Wilson Shires allegedly boasted of major league pay for minor league work Before the 1933 season owners ordered payrolls capped at 500 a month per club
Chicago June 14 A match race between Equipoise the east champion and Gallant Sir the west champion moved closer to reality after Norman W Church Gallant Sir s owner offered to stage the race for charity He would post 10000 with similar sums from Whitney and the racing organization The entire 30000 would go to charity and any track profits that day would be added to the charity purse Col Matt Winn Lincoln Fields executive director said he would stage the race and post 10000 for charity if the two owners matched it
United States Ryder Cup team members will host a farewell dinner in New York before sailing for England on the liner Aquitania. Willie Turnes, an 18 year old Elmsford High School student, drew cheers after pairing with Howard Bergman to beat pros Horton Smith and Ed Dudley 2 and 1 in White Plains. Gene Sarazen and Densmore Shute shot 72 to share $300 for best pro score.
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 to push into fourth place in the National League standings while the Cubs dropped to fifth. Rookie Paul Derringer beat Len Warneke, allowing six hits to Warneke’s eight. Two costly Bill Herman errors produced both Reds runs. Hafey and Bottomley contributed the decisive hits and Bottomley made a key catch in the eighth. Si Johnson was slated to start the final game of the series for Cincinnati.
Chauncey on Sunday seeks a baseball game and asks teams to contact 8. N. Simpson on High Street Chauncey for arrangements.
Chicago June 14 Ralph Metcalfe the Marquette sprinter known as the world’s fastest human will headline the World’s Fair National Intercollegiates at Soldier Field. He aims to run 100 meters in 9.3 and 220 yards in 20 seconds if weather track and competition align. Metcalfe has matched or broken world sprint records and expects to challenge more records, facing rivals Peyton Glass Charley Parsons Les Ball Edgar Meyer Ed Holloway Don Plumb and Paul Starr.
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