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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

10

Substitution on Friday Night's Card at Simory Arena

Shamy McMann of Wheeling cannot appear for the six round semi final with Cody Perry of Williamson. Duc Crowe of Thurmond to replace him in the lightweight bout. Crowe previously impressed Charleston fans by knocking out Scotty Muell at the Armecy in Pema. Billy Williams and Steve O'Malley, both of Wheeling, will fight for the lightweight title in the 12 round main event.

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Brother Act Has Medalist As Its Hero

Frank A. Knight reports the Gazette second annual city-wide golf tourney at Meadowbrook. Kermit Hutchinson of Kanawha CC earned medalist honors with 9 under par, while Frank French of Meadowbrook was the 1938 champion in second place. Matches begin 1:10 pm with two brothers Hutchinson meeting, a first in the event.

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Daily golf pairing list with possible postponements

A dense OCR style pairing guide lists numerous matchups with names, scores, and times across many players. It notes that times may change by mutual agreement and that a player arriving more than 15 minutes late at the first tee will default. The text references many individuals and venues, reflecting a large round-robin schedule.

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Carbide & Carbon Battles to 12-12 Tie With Marines

Carbide and Carbon tied the Marines 12 to 12 in Twilight action at Armor Park. Elmo Canon sparked a late rally to pull Carbide even after Marine early barrage. McKenna started for Carbide, Young finished for Marines. Scoring details include Pierce homer for Carbide and a tight defensive finish as the teams shared the lead in the Gazette division.

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Stormy tied tilt ends in wind storm at Shibe Park

Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics battled to an 11 11 tie in the tenth inning before darkness and a wind storm halted play at Shibe Park. Key moments included Jimmy Foxx driving in three runs for the Athletics and a late rally from Washington with Bleuge and McAfee delivering in the pinch. The long extra game ended unresolved as weather halted the contest in the A's half of the tenth.

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Journalists back Schmeling in Baer bout show of hands

Seventeen to eighteen of twenty five boxing writers favored Schmeling to win by decision or KO over Max Baer in a United Press tally from SEW YORK on June 7. Only two favored Baer, with several predicting a Ko by Schmeling if Baer lands two knockouts.

Sew York United Brown Mak Schmeling Maxie Baer Edward Nell Associacert Press Mark Kelly Los Angeles Examiner Baer Schmeling Bier Harry Grayson Would-Telegram Joe Vile Wilbur Wood Sun Joe Journal Alan Gould Ike Quills Eyewing Post Damon Hunyan Kean Murrey Lewin Din Parker Mirror Jim Dawson Toe Nichols Times Francis Wallace Duchy News Dave Walsh Pat Robinson Harry Singur Home Tom Lali San Franelco News Perry Lewis Philadelphia Maquiee

Dutra's Last Nine Holes Contain Beauty Tragedy

Detroit report recounts Mortie Dutra choosing an all America golf course with a mythic nine that blends beauty and danger. Hole by hole notes describe long shots, tight greens, wind effects, and perilous layouts at courses in Orange Minnesota Dallas Texarkana and Little Rock with emphasis on accuracy and club selection.

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Charleston Falls to Wheeling 7-4 in Second Game

Charleston lost the second game of the Wheeling series 7-4 as Holman weakened in the eighth. He walked three and gave up two hits before relief. Charleston tied it in the sixth with a Boone homer and Urbaniak and Superko driven runs in the eighth. Wheeler pitcher Roberts held Charleston to four runs, with Johnson and Abramowitz driving in three and two runs respectively.

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Fayette League Three Way Tie With Clean Slates

In Ansted Fayette County the league enters week nine with Ansted Koppers and Long Branch tied for first, all winless. Last Sundays results show Anited 16 Kingston 7 Koppers 15 Page 6 Long Branch 7 Somersee 1 Oak Hill 4 Cunard 2. Next games include Page at Oak Hill Kingston at Long Branch Somerlee at Ansted Cunerdale at Koppers.

Fryella County Ansted Koppers Long Branch Anited Kingston Page Sumersee Oak Hill Cunard Somerlee Cunerdale

British Ryder Cup team announced for United States clash

London June 7 The official Britten team to face the United States in the Ryder Cup was named tonight. Ten professionals were selected Percy Allis Allan Dalley William Davies Arthur Lacey Abe Mitchell Alfred Padgham Alfred Ferry Charles Whitcombe Rog Eastersbrook and Arthur Havers with the last two as reserves. John Beary Taylor will be non playing captain. The squad is regarded as Britain’s best hope to recapture the trophy at Southport Lancashire from June 24 to 2.

London Britten United States Percy Allis Allan Dalley William Davies Arthur Lacey Abe Mitchell Alfred Padgham Afred Ferry Charles Whitcombe Rog Easterbrook Arthur Havers John Beary Taylor Britain Stephy Southport Lancashire

Muldoon Leaves Money to Daughter

The late William Muldoon bequeathed the bulk of his estate to his adopted daughter Misene V. Farrell Muldoon after relatives and an employee, with a charity, receive about 92800. The remaining estate, including real and personal property of undetermined value, goes to the daughter. A 68000 bequest is left to a nephew, Lieutenant Colonel William George Muldoon, in a tribute for his loyalty to the government in the war with Spain and World War I.

New York William Muldoon Ean New York State Athletic Commission Misene V. Farrell Muldoon William Teorge Muldoon Neryiip United States Spain

Cubs defeat Pirates in sunlit series finale 10 runs

The Cubs beat the Pirates 10 to 7 in Chicago. Babe Hertman led with two triples and a double while Floyd Vaughan contributed a 2 RBI double. Donated two wild pitches by Chicago aided the Pittsburgh scoring as the Cubs won their third straight in the series.

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