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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1933
Page
10
Frank A Knight reports the Second Annual event with 168 golfers entered, surpassing last year’s field by about 50 players, setting the stage for match play among 16 players per flight. The Gazette Sports Ealiter notes the strong turnout and emerging contenders.
The Meadowbrook golf tourney offers prizes including a wrist watch from Kay's Jewelry, leather jacket, and golf gear from local stores. Notable entrants include Spencer Moore Company and Park Your Car, with the event at Meadowbrook Golf Club expected to draw up to 200 players as entries close.
A fractured summary notes results across the Middle Atlantic area with scattered scores and standings. Teams in New York Philadelphia Newark Stamford and Charleston show varied outcomes as leagues name players and affiliations while detailing matchups and partial results from the period.
This entry lists numerous entrants and unattached participants from Meadowbrook Kanawha Capitol View Willow Grove and other local areas. Names include Martin Gramw ar F W Gramw ar Jarrett LaFobette Thurston Gary Loadman Gmer Muller Stine Hal Slaughter Better Murdock Voorbess Sinuchter Schade Lochteveld Daneka Beauvais Bothhm Fleming Bond Wickline Maynor Settle Braid Hansford Overholt Glenn J J Foster Sillivan Gocks Meadowbrook Rood Atwood Brown Hutchinson Fauhn Pettry Adolphs Mack Talley Waddell Rely Hud son Allison Allin Hutchinson Tully Mays Horton Jane Wolinen Putba Baer Callender Gold smith Morrigan King Belly Brown Willow Grove Prve Mundewbrook
HURTINGTON June 3 Huntington wins 5 3 over Johnstown to open the series. Shires singles in the eighth inning Grove scores two runs for Huntington in a 5 3 victory. Johnstown prep 37 Huntington 594. Becketly Beckley Dayton 12 5 Harris and Roberts homer for Beckley. Pergole belts a four bagger for Dayton.
Equipoise powered to a second Metropolitan handicap victory at Belmont Park, carrying top 178 pounds and beating Chaps Scotch Gold and other rivals. Sonny Workman rode the Whitney stable star to secure $9,725 and push earnings toward $378,910 as Hackens of Whitney posted a strong effort. Lowry set a new six game record in Atlanta with ten nonconsecutive marks.
William Muldoon, famed boxing and wellness figure known as the solid man of sports and the Old Roman, died at age 88 in Pyrrghasy New York. He mentored presidents and generations of athletes, spent decades shaping the sport's culture, and faced his end with quiet resolve after a life defending health and discipline.
London reports Percy Alliss predicts Britain will beat the United States in the Ryder Cup at Southport. He cites Britain’s past records and argues Britain must raise standards, praising Allan Dalley and other young players shaping Britain’s golf resurgence against American prowess.
Ohio State will close its intercollegiate sports program this week with a golf match in Cincinnati and a baseball game at Muskingum. A few track members will attend the national meet in Chicago, but no team engagements remain until fall. Captain selections and awards such as the Patter Rug maker cup will cap the activities.
In Athens on June 3 the Buckeye conference all around trophy was won by Ohio University. The university claimed the track and field championship while tying with Wittenberg for the basketball title and sharing the football and baseball titles.
Lonnie Warneke fired his eighth win of the season to lift the Chicago Cubs over the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 2, snapping a seven game Cardinal streak. A two base error by Billy Jurges opened the door for unearned runs, but the Cubs answered with a late rally to take the lead in the fifth inning. Final totals reflected strong Cubs hitting and neat fielding, while Pittsburgh and Cincinnati’s losses left St Louis still leading the league by a full game despite the defeat.
Jack Quinn relieved in the ninth to close out a 6 4 victory and push the Pittsburgh Pirates into a tie with the New York Giants for third place. Jim Bottumly slammed a homerless three hit night driving in six runs as Pitt won the opener 9 1.
The Gazette baseball team from Witt travels to Clendenin to face the Clendenin Reds of the Charleston Twikent league. Payrn oy Simms will start on the wound for The Gazette, according to Manager Wright. The game is scheduled for the uplock with Gazette players to meet at The Gazette office at noon.
The Capital City College tennis team was edged by Montgomery 4 to 1 in a hard fought match. Tilton and Westfall won doubles for the college, while Eifiton Routter Westfall Hutchinson Skaggs Travel and Hilton were defeated in singles. Doubles Hilton and Westfall defeated Callwell and Perkins 5 7 6 3 4-1.
The Kanawka City Silver Tigers meet the Winifred Wile c&te on the Main street diamond this afternoon at 2 30. Players average about 18 years old with prior Incal vonta experience from last season. Also noted Iowa and Northwestern football clash set for September 30 in Chicago.
Ohio State University dominated the Ohio Amateur Track and Field Championships, scoring 3 to take first honors. The Cincinnati Athletic Club finished second with 50, Miami University third with 35, and B. Harrison of Cincinnati fourth with 20. Remaining placings were scattered.
New York June 3 Up Jack Dempsey former heavyweight champ promotes his first big east fight pausing from ticketing to call Max Baer the question mark of next week's bout at Yankee Stadium where he meets Max Schmeling Baer is the wild swinging fighter who can take a punch and give one Dempsey predicts a knockout and notes the gate nears delay while both boxers reportedly on a percentage basis with Schmeling favored at 2 to 1 Baer 2 to 1 underdog gate projections near 300000 with a near sellout expected plus hospital charity details tied to proceeds etc
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