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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1933

Page

7

Yankee hurlers labeled poison to opposition in series

Yankee pitchers dominated the league, fanning 44 batters in four games, with Lefty Gomez and Walter Brown racking up 13 and 12 strikeouts. The Yankees led the American League standings while Giants and Cardinals battled for NL supremacy, and multiple teams dropped with sharp pitching and timely hitting.

Four Women Injured In Rolla Pool Dressing Room Crash

In Rolla Missouri on June 5 an unattended car rolled from a steep incline and crashed into a pool dressing room at Cool Brook Swimming Pool five miles south of Rolla. Injured: Mrs. F P Dennie crushed chest. Lita Graff. Mildred Ewing. Claudia Smith bruises and cuts. Dennie is wife of former football coach P E Dennie.

Rolla R. L. Wynn Netatorium Cool Brook FP. E. Dennie Lita Graff Mildred Ewing Claudia Smith

Opening day stars rally as multiple stars excel

Yesterday's action featured Frank Frisch and Jim Bottomley leading the Cardinals and Reds with three hits and two stolen bases in the opener, while Bottomley surged with a triple a double and two singles in the nightcap. Russell Van Atta and Johnny Allen dominated for the Yankees, silencing the Athletics on six and one hits as they fanned 18. Floyd Vaughan and Pat Malone starred in two games, with Vaughan homering and tripleing while Malone hurled a five hitter for the win. Red Kress homered with two doubles and two singles against the Browns as Eddie Holley and Randy Moore contributed for Phillies and White Sox. Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons of the Giants combined for a three hit shutout of Brooklyn, with Fitzsimmons winning 6-1. Roy Spencer drove in the lone winning run for the Indians in a 2-1 victory over the Tigers as Gerald Walker contributed with a double and a triple.

Hugh S. Fullerton, JR Associated Press New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Yankee Lefty Gomey Walter Brown Russell Vanatta Merrit Sugar) Cain St. Louis Browns Sox St. Louis Cleveland Indians Detroite Tigers Cleveland New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Hal Schumacher Pred Fitzsimmons Lefty O'Doul Brooklyn Cincinnati Paul Derringer Jim Bottomlay Cardinals Silas Johnson Pittsburgh Pirates Floyd Vaughan Chicago Cubs Paul Waner Pat Malone Chicago Eddie Holley Phillies Boston Braves Frank Frisch Jim Bottomley Reds Russell van Atta Johnny Allen Yankees Athletics Cubs Vaughan Homer Malone Red Kress White Sox Browns Randy Moore Holley Moore Fred Fitzsimmons Roy Spencer Indians Gerald Walker Tigers Spencer Walkerrt Risers Riple

Indians Threaten Red Birds Hold On Pennant Race

Indianapolis Indians climb to second place in the American Association, three games behind Columbus as they surge with 15 hits in a win over Milwaukee and contribute to a tight pennant race. St Paul and Toledo split, Ray Radcliffe extends hitting streak, while Kansas City beats Louisville twice as the circuit shifts.

Ww. L. Bat New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Ores Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia American League W. New York L. Bet Washington Cleveland Milwaukee ANG Louisville Toledo Kansas City Pees Indianapolis Indians Columbus Red Birds Indians Columbus Minneapolis Millers Indianapolis Joe Hauser Americus Poll Earl Caldwell Hoosier Capitol Ray Radcliffe St Paul Ktep St. Paul Mud Hens Blues Bill Shores

Baseball League Leaders Readout From The Era

National and American League leaders are listed by category with several names and numbers. Highlights include Klein of the Phillies leading multiple stats in the NL, Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees tied on home runs in the AL, and notable mentions of Ott, Waner, Traynor, and Simmons among other star players.

Meta pitcher hurls one hit game Sunday

Humphrey, Meta pitcher, pitched a near perfect one hit game as Meta blanked Jefferson City DeMolays 9-0 at Whiteway Park, boosting their Missouri State League lead. DeMolays mustered two baserunners on a single and a hit batter while Meta’s defense held.

Humphrey Meta Jefferson City Missouri Whiteway Park New Bloomfield Borrow Knife E. Mueller Mudd Woratzeck Tuscumbia Westphalia

Golfers prepare for the National Open Chicago

AP reports top golfers gathered in Chicago to tune up for the National Open at North Shore Country Club starting Thursday. 151 players aim to challenge Gene Sarazen with Craig Wood Deal WN and Renny Shute among early open contenders after strong showings at Soldier Field and St Paul events.

Chicago North Shore Country Club Gene Sarazen Craig Wood Deal Soldier Field Renny Shute Philadelphia St. Paul George von Elm Tommy Armour McDonald Smith Sarazen

Western League Standings Tight Amid Busy Weekend

All Western League teams stay bunched as Springfield and Omaha clash for leadership. Joplin sits 2 1 2 games back after sweeping its split series with Wichita. Hutchinson, Des Moines, Topeka, and St Joseph chase in tight pack as Omaha, Hutchinson, Wichita, and Des Moines have open dates.

Associated Press Springfield Omaha Istay Cardinals Packers Joplin Hutchinson Art Evans Mays Copeland Omeha St. Joseph Saints Kneckers Hel McKain Saints Carson Buckshot Bill Jones Des Moines Topeka Kansans George Zahn Grant Wichita Moundsmen Joplin Miners Joe Berry Earl Hamilton Wichita St. Joseph

Remembering past sports triumphs across years

One year ago today Helen Wills Moody won the French tennis singles title for the fourth time in five years by defeating Mme Rene Mathieu. Five years ago today Ploydor Ziegler colt won the Speed Handicap at Belmont by a head. Ten years ago today Charlie Grimm completed an unassisted double play in the eighth inning to give Pittsburgh a 5-2 win over Brooklyn.

Helen Wills Moody Mme Rene Mathieu Ploydor Ziegler Belmont Charlie Grimm Brooklyn Pittsiburgh

Jimmy McLarnin Wins Championship With Riotous Right Hand

After a decade of near-misses, Jimmy McLarnin finally claims the title. The Irish-born fighter, who traveled from Dublin as a child, dominates foes from flyweight to welter with a powerful right hand. His victory comes amid a history of strong opponents and past setbacks, culminating in a championship that confirms the justice of his persistence.

Jimmy McLarnin Dublin Young Corbett Jimmy

Baseball American League starters chosen for All Star game

Chicago June 5 The latest balloting for the American League team to play the National League at Comiskey Park July 6 lists stars by position. Leaders include Lou Gehrig first base with 50 687 votes and Joe Cronin shortstop with 53 001, among others, with players from New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland and Washington named in voting tallies.

Chicago Comiskey Park Lou Gehrig New York Jimmy Fox Philadelphia Charlie Gehringer Detroit Tony Dazzerl Jimmy Dykes Jimmy Foxx Joe Cronin Washington Frank Crosetti al Simmons Benge Babbe Ruth Earl Averill Clevelannd Bi Dickey Mickey Cochrane Philaadelhia Bob Grove

Jimmy Foulis Wins OT Paul Open Crown

Jimmy Foulis won the St Paul open championship at Keller course with a par smashing 283 total to take the $5,000 title. He beat George Von Elm by three strokes and Walter Hagen by five, finishing rounds 70 72 69 72 and earning about 1500 dollars. Paul Runyan tied for fourth with Harry Cooper at 289. Herman Barron shot 291 on a late surge.

ST. Paul Minn Jimmy Foulis Scotland Chicago Keller Course George von Elm Los Angeles Walter Hagan Paul Runyan Harry Cooper Chicago Star Herman Barron Neil White University of Southern California

Baer Schmeling Set For Clash At Yankee Stadium

Max Schmeling and Max Baer prepare for a one round duel in New York City at Yankee Stadium with Dempsey’s promotion driving the event. Schmeling trains in Lake Swannanoa while Baer ministries at Atlantis City as anticipation surrounds the heavyweight showdown and potential gate receipts near a quarter million dollars if weather cooperates.

New York Yankee Stadium Max Schmeling California Playboy Max Baer Jack Dempsey Schmeling Lake Swannanoa N. W Baer Atlantis City Dempsey

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