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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
13
A nostalgic poem recalls a Kentucky hound and red fox chase by moonlight near the Kanawha river south of Parkersburg. It honors hounds such as Old Kentucky and mentions trails, musics of the chase, and the baying pack under a silver moon, ending with a page reference.
Ayne LaMaster debut for Charleston falls short as Dayton Ducks win 4-1 to seize early lead in Mick Atlantic flag chase. Martin paces late victory in seven innings while LaMaster fends off nine strikeouts but allows three runs in eighth and ninth.
Whitney’s Equipoise, 4 year old son of Pennant and 1982 champion handicap horse, breezed a mile in 1 40 4-8 at Belmont. He ran quarters in 23 and 46 seconds, finishing with a hard drive as he prepares for Saturday’s Metropolitan Handicap.
New York June 1 John J McGraw known as the Little Napoleon accepted the manager post of an all star National League team to face an American League club in Chicago on July 6 The selection follows a fan lean and McGraws return after a year away from active management.
Eddie Grinstead pitched six flawless innings for Park Your Car, recording a perfect game against Malden as they won 2-0 at Armor Park. Midkiff and Quinlan drove in runs in the fourth, while Jin McClure pitched well for Malden. No errors were charged, and fielding was superb.
New York reports that Harry Newman, star quarterback of Michigan’s 1982 undefeated team, has accepted terms to play for the New York Giants next fall. He joins a backfield gap created by Benny Friedman’s shift to player manager.
Archie Hambrick of Zanesville Ohio leads the Keller course preliminaries at Meller tails with a 256.9 yard drive. Herp Snow of Minneapolis follows with 253 yards as other leaders include Hd Dudley Wilmington Del Walter Hagen Detroit Mich Leo Diegel Groose Point Mich Willie Googin Woodland Calif and Jim Foulis Hinsdale Ill.
In Washington the Boston Red Sox outlasted the Nationals 6 1 in 13 innings. Fothergill opened the 13th with a single, Seeds tripled, and Leeds scored on a squeeze to seal the win.
Al Singer rose from New York’s ghetto to win the lightweight title from Sammy Mandell by knockout in the first round. He then lost the crown to Tony Dan in three rounds and his meteoric boxing career, though brief, astonished fans with rapid amateur to pro ascent.
St Paul gears up for the National Open at Keller Course with 108 players including Ryder Cup stars led by Walter Hagen. Ed Dudley Leo Diegel Paul Runyan and Olin Dutra are in the field against challengers like Harry Cooper George von Elm and Johnny Revolta as players prep in hot conditions ahead of a forecast cooler opening round.
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