Athens Club Edges Jackson Team 36 24 In Golf Match
Mitch's Musings reports Athens Country Club defeated Jackson Country Club by 36 to 24 as lower round players offset rough handling by the home team. The card list includes many players with scattered scores and repeated names. The article also covers World Champion St Louis Cardinals sales and player trades involving Burleigh Grimes Hack Wilson Chick Hafey Sam Breadon Flint Rhem and Eddie Delker.
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Olfers
Athens Country Club
Jackson
Jackson Country Club
Athens
Favorites Top List After First Round Art Smith 85
In a thin field at the National Open, Art Smith formerly of Athens Country Club opened with an 85. Olin Dutra led after day one with a 69 on Long Island while notable players like Sarazen Hagen and Jurado posted 74s to stay in contention.
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Stuart Cameron Lushing
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California
Dutra
Leo Diegel
Mexico
Gene Sarazen
Great Neck
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Sarazen
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Tommy Armour
Smith
von Elm
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Otto G. Hackbarth
Cincinnati
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Sharkey Wins World Heavyweight Title Amid Brutal Eye Injury
Jack Sharkey claims the world heavyweight championship by defeating Max Schmeling. The bout left Sharkey with a severe black eye, central to regional coverage that confirms the title win despite initial doubts about the result.
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Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Cardinal shakeup reshapes lineup with new recruits
Orsatti replaces Hafey in left field as Dizzy Dean joins as a starting pitcher. Lee Cunningham and Jimmie Reese are added as infield reserves, with Bottemley benched and Collins moved to first base. The changes come as the team seeks value and depth after seasons.
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Cardinal
Hafey
Dizzy” Dean
Grimes
Lee Cunningham
Jimmie Reese
St. Paul
American Association
Serves
Jim Bottomley
Jimmie Collins
Last Night's Fight Results From Cleveland Card
United Press reports boxing results from Cleveland. Welterweight bout saw Bucky Lawless of Syracuse defeat Eddie Bojack of Cleveland. Middleweight Larry Madge of Cleveland won a decision over Frankie Stevens of Syracuse.
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Eddie Bojack
Larry Madge
Frankie Stevens
Browns Rally Past Eastern Nine In Narrow Sixteen Hit Victory
The St. Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 14 to 10 in New York as Goose Goslin homered three times and Bill Killefer’s club maintained strong support for improved home attendance. The Browns outslugged 49 to 34 across four games with New York, and also swept four from Boston while taking two of five from Philadelphia. Ruth and Gehrig contributed key homers for the Yankees elsewhere in the day’s baseball card.
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Milwaukee
Bill Killefer
New York Yankees
Goose Goslin
Browns
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Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Phil Ball
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
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Tigers
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Manush
Judge
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White Sox
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bottomley
Cards
Jackson
Verger
Brooklyn
Cause Of Close Race In National
Chicago leads the National League by six games over Cincinnati as June begins. The Cubs hold a .557 winning percentage, while observers debate why the race remains tight between eight evenly matched clubs. The piece compares the NL to a strong American League, notes historical pennant marks, and humorously critiques team talent and leadership.
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Detroit Tigers
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Phillies Rally Past Cubs in 16 to 10 Slugfest
The Phillies defeated the Cubs 16 to 10 in a high scoring game highlighted by Chuck Klein socking his 21st homer of the season. The Braves handed the league leading team an 8 to 7 loss to drop them to sixth place. Only these games were on the slate.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Canton Club Edges Dayton In Ten Innings In Central League
In Dayton on June 24 the Canton Club defeated the league leaders 13 to 12 in ten innings. Erie fell to last place South Bend 11 to 10, and Fort Wayne beat Youngstown 14 to 12, with all three leaders dropping games.
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1933 National Open Set for North Shore Country Club
The United States Golf Association announced the 1933 National Open will be held at North Shore Country Club in Glenview Illinois near Chicago. Dates will be set later by the USGA.
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Chicago
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United Press Today
Millers Regain League Lead With 7 4 Win
Minneapolis Millers return to first in the American Association by defeating Columbus 7 to 3 to close out the series. Harold Vandenberg pitched well for the Millers and solid hitting from Vandenburg and Hauser fueled the victory as Grabowski and Fowler struggled for Columbus. Bill Wysong and Case Dudley were added to the Red Birds roster in a brief late-season shuffle.
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National J Louis Scores Mixed Line in New York Match
A faded OCR snippet shows players Derringer Lindsey Carleton Fitzsimmons Hogan in a Chicago versus New York style contest with unclear scoring. The fragments include numeric codes and partial names suggesting a box score or roster list rather than a complete event summary.
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Early Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
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Recreation Billiards Rally Defeats Chauncey 9-7 in Twilight
Recreation Billiards handed Chauncey its first defeat in the Athens Twilight League last night. A three run rally in the final inning sealed the victory as Chauncey answered with two in their half but could not push across the final two runs. The game featured multiple lead changes and a close score throughout the contest.
Sehmeling Surrenders Heavyweight Title to Sharkey
Max Sehmeling and manager Joe Jacobs concede the world heavyweight championship to Jack Sharkey. Jacobs says no further action will be taken and calls the decision unjust, as legal options loom over possible libel suits. Sehmeling plans a September fight in London or New York against Gains Warner Cernera or Hamas.
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BitS-Wine McKinley Sacrifices Runewell in Baseball Play
A fragmented recap notes McKinley sacrifices Runewell and a double play from Zack to Lett on bases. It mentions Chauncey Haddox Beackley and Beackley A McKinley with pitchers Becker and Sim Haddox, plus umpires Littler Thelsen McDantel.
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