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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
16
Notre Dame style coach Madigan unveils the 1929 St Marys college football machine. He claims the line will average 318 pounds and backs 911 pounds with four forward speeds and no reverse. The squad will feature heavy yet fast players and a quadruple change of pace to confuse opponents.
Struck out Hy Walle 3 to 0 while Ott Van Atta and Moore each collected ten hits in seven and one third innings. Moore pitched well with 89-3 in the line. um PIRSA! Disnesa, Busdkrand and Hols listed. Time 2:40.
Detroit won the second game of a doubleheader against Boston 8 to 8 after losing the opener. Jed Marberry pitched the second game, silencing the Red Sox after the first inning when a homer by Alexander with one on sparked the visitors' rally.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Detroit game box score with batting entries, pitching lines, and player names such as Cooke and Hodapp. Numerous garbled words and numbers obscure full details but indicate a 34 12 271E line and mentions of Detroit, Wells, Bridges, and White among players.
The brief contains scattered names such as Earnshaw Walberg Van Graf Taf Guiamers and refers to forceli and Strick ost two bits. It mentions losing and pileher with unclear context and time by Ferrel.
Cleveland Indians right fielder Dick Forter twisted his right knee sliding into second in the fifth inning against the Philadelphia Athletics. Doctors expect him to miss a month of action.
Ansted third baseman Crimp Crump tilts the team with a .200 average after 20 at bats, 14 hits. Ralph Nuckals posts a .600 mark with 12 hits, batting fourth at 433.
Loughran, a veteran, rallied in the later rounds after Hatmas cut his left eye and bloodied his nose. He pressed in the ninth and tenth, stunning Hatmas with clean blows that earned a clear decision, his fourth win in a steady comeback string following Levinsky Cobb and Gastanagna.
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn edged St. Gouls 5 to 4 as New York and Chicago split, and Boston fell to Fillshursh 3 0. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 10 6. Cleveland routed Washington 11 0. Detroit defeated Boston 8 2 in two games, while Johnstown beat Charleston 4 1. Beckiog 10 7 and Sweingfleid 6 2. Others include Milwaukee 7 5 over Minneapolis, Louisville 4 Columbus 1, St Paul 9 4, Kansas City 5 1. Buffalo 3 0 Toronto 2 1, Baltimore 16 3 Albany 3, Nemark 1 Jersey City 4 over 12 innings. Southern Association Knoxville 3 New Orleans 3, Chattanooga 14 Nashville 4. Tonight's games: Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Boston. St Louis at Philadelphia. New York at St Louis. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit. Middle Atlantic: Achnelong at Charleston, Huntington at Beckley, Zannaville at Springfield, Wheeling at Gayton. Twilight League Sarrest vs Marines Armor. Clendenin Yo tatiten Catatey.
Chicago June 21 1933 Bob Bennen captain of the University of Chicago golf team led the qualifiers in the 37 hole test of the state tournament with a 111 Willie Meike former Metlah Country club caddy shot 112 Warren Dawson defending champion was exempt from qualification The low scorers joined him for the match play rounds starting tomorrow.
Edward db Neil argues William Terry masterminded a bold swap sending Sambo Leslie to Brooklyn for Lefty O'Doul and William Watson Clark. O'Doul and Clark bring veteran punch and pitching, boosting the Giants offense while Terry risks fielding for hitting. O'Doul could become a fan favorite at Poly Grounds if he regains last season's form.
The piece recalls Ivan Linow, once a top wrestler at the grand Curley era Manhattan show, now in Hollywood. It notes his film work with Gloria Swanson and John Barrymore, two dozen films in two years, and his imposing presence in lead roles as a captain, general, and tough-guy figure, after emigrating from Russia.
The article argues Clark will thrive with the Giants despite a fair Dodgers stint. It notes theBrooklyn outfield struggles and unsettled infield, while praising Terry’s aggressive defense and hitters. If Clark shares duties with Hubbell Fitzsimmons and Schumacher, the Giants could lead in expert baseball circles.
Terry shows courage in trading Leslie and taking full charge of first base as fans chip away at him for a slump. If his wrist fails, the Giants face trouble at first, while Leslie benefits from a fresh start away from the bench. Dodgers gain a reliable option as Carey steps in to fill O Doul and Clark duties.
Chicago White Sox catcher Charlie Berry will miss a week to ten days with a broken finger on his throwing hand. X rays confirmed the injury after he suffered a foul tip from Tony Lazzeri in yesterday's game.
Gerry Nugent, president of the Philadelphia National League club, says reducing admission prices is unlikely to succeed for boosting attendance. He notes overhead remains fixed, rent and ballpark costs cannot be lowered, and players’ wages cannot be cut, though he prefers packed stands. Also mentions Detroit Tigers pitcher Tom Bridges and Cincinnati Reds hurler Si Johnson tying a new record by coming within one hit of a no hit game twice in six weeks.
Springfield hitters supported pitcher Hardway with seven extra-base hits driving Sundra and Gritty from the mound while Zanesville managed a lone run in the opening game of the series. The Chicks built a lead with early doubles and a steady attack, sealing a 6 to 1 victory.
Betty Shean Jones daughter of T A D Jones and Yale football star and 1983 Yale track captain Joseph P Crawley of Milwaukee married at the Jones home in New Haven. The couple left for a wedding trip to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Milwaukee and Chicago before settling in New York or Boston.
Jimmy Braddock of North Bergen New Jersey won the decision over Les Kennedy of California in a light heavyweight contest in Jersey City. The bout lasted 1p rounds with Braddock at 182 pounds and Kennedy at 192.
Washington reports a ruling by the Internal Revenue Bureau that the four cent per gallon West Virginia gasoline tax on motor vehicle fuel is deductible only for consumers who pay it and do not receive a refund. If the tax is embedded in the business expense, it cannot be deducted separately. The ruling cites section 20 article 14 of the 1931 West Virginia code and notes attempts to raise the tax in the recent state legislature failed.
Grand jury returned seven indictments before adjournment. Judge George W. McClintic oversaw 42 guilty pleas, imposing jail terms and prison time totaling 40 years and fines of 176. Nell Holbrook and Ross Holbrook of Cucumber McDowell county were sentenced to a year and a day in Alderson for women for postal law violations. Ballard Aliff of Raleigh county drew five years in Atlanta penitentiary for postal robbery. Emory Ferguson of Mount Hope got two years in Atlanta reformatory. Richard Ramsey of Charleston received three years in Atlanta for tampering with the mails.
At New York Judgewoon club Tumping Joe Savoldi from Michigan defeated Roland Kissehmeyer of Oklahoma and Len Macaluso of Schenectady while Mayes McLoin Oklahoma and Paul Boesch Brooklyn faced mixed results. Benny Ginsberg of Chicago and Kurt Gabriel of Germany earned decisions over George Manich of New Jersey and Sid Westrich of Hungary with Jack McArthur of Ireland also in action.
Powellton June 21 Koppers team continued its winning ways in the Fayette County league last week defeating Cun ard 6 to 0. Kelly pitched the win for the Kopers in a sharp mound performance.
British golfing stars show top form as the season looms. Percy Arliss, a Ryder Cup certainty, shot 63 at Beaconsfield, 13 under par. George Oke, Fulwell pro left off Ryder Cup list, carded 85 at Fulwell, two under his own record.
Ben Eastman, Stanford's record breaking middle distance runner, will not enter the National AAU meet in San Francisco. The graduate, who set records last year, has been hampered this spring by illness and will not represent the San Francisco Olympic Club at the AAU event.
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