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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

9

Reds Top Cubs to Narrow NL Standings in Extra Inning Win

Cincinnati rallied for four runs in the eleventh to upset Chicago 6-5 and stay within one game of the Cubs in the National League. The Dodgers faltered 7-4 to Philadelphia, while the White Sox lost 3-1 to St. Louis as Bruce Campbell homered to blunt a duel between Blacholder and Durham.

Exbert W. Barker Associated Press Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs Reds Cincinnati Cubs Cherley Grim Chicago Chick Haley Joe Morrissey Georges Grantham Pat Malone Brooklyn Dodgers Max Carey Phillies Owen Carroll Bix Tuns Rosy Bill Ryan Joe Shaute Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Athletics Bruce Campbell Ari Scharein George Blacholder Ea Durham

Browning Wins Close World Title Bout Over Savoldi

Jim Browning of Verona Missouri retained the world heavyweight wrestling title with a close decision over Sumping Joe Savoldi at Yankee Stadium before 6000 fans. The match lasted 1 hour 58 minutes 4 seconds and was halted by the 11 o clock curfew as Browning, 220 pounds, held the fresher edge while Savoldi, 202, battled with flying tackles and an early drop kick.

New York Jim Browning Verona Joe’ Savoldi Notre Dame Yankee Stadium Browning New York State Savoldi Savyoldi

American Ryder Cup team works out at Metropolis Club

The Ryder Cup squad under Captain Walter Hagen held a workout against a metropolitan amateur team at the Metropolis Club in White Plains. Team members include Sarazen Dudley Runyan Wood Horton Smith Densmore Shute Diegel Farrell and Billy Burke substitute. The cup team sails on the Aquitania tomorrow night for the international matches at Southport England on June 26-27.

New York Atlantic Great Britain Walter Hagen Metropolis White Plains Hagen Gene Sarazen Ed Dudley Paul Runyan Craig Wood Olin Duitra Horton Smith Densmore Shute Leo Diegel Johnny Farrell Billy Burke Aquitania Southport Eng Dune

Women Golfers Brace for Sharp Trans Mississippi Play

Des Moines June 13 in Des Moines IA 32 top Midwest women tee off in match play at the Trans Mississippi tournament. Lucille Robinson Des Moines medalist with 81 yesterday lingers in the same bracket as defending champ Mrs. Charles Newbold Wichita Kansas. Contenders include Mrs Jack Scott Denver and Phyllis Buchanan Denver who finished high in qualifiers.

Des Moines Midwest Lucille Robinson Wakondia Club Charles Newbold Wichita Hans Jack Scott Denver Phyllis Buchanan

Louisville hurler fans 13 but loses game in Chicago

Clyde Hatter of Louisville struck out 13 in seven and one third innings against Minneapolis but walked two and hit another in the eighth. Relieved by Dick Bass, the Millers won 7 4 as Bass took the loss. Ash Hillin scattered nine baserunners in Milwaukee’s 8 2 win over Toledo. Gordor Slade drove in the winning run with a ninth inning triple for Columbus in a 5 4 victory over Kansas City. Jack Tising held St Paul to three hits in ten innings as the Saints beat the Indians 2 1. Floyd Newkirk allowed eight hits in a tough loss.

Chicago Clyde Hatter Louisville Hatter Minneapolis Singers Dick Bass Millers Bass Ash Hillin Milwaukee Toledo Sive Gordor Slade Columbus Kansas City Blues Slade Jack Tising St. Paul Saints Indians Floyd Newkirk Tising Associated Press Hal Mekain Omaha Mays Copeland Springfield Cardinals Packers Howard Cheaves McKe Hutchinson Wheatshockers Bil Jones St. Joseph Bob House Jones Morris Young Joplin Miners Des Moines Demons al Gizelbach Topeka Muskogee Eallers George Zahn Gene Ledford Vic Shiell

League Leaders by the AP Including Yesterday's Games

National League leaders include Martin of the Cardinals batting .367 with 42 runs and 44 RBIs by Klein of the Phillies. Other standouts are Hartnett and Klein atop home runs, and P Waner, Frisch, and Martin among top hitters. American League leaders feature Simmons of the White Sox batting .383 with 82 hits, Ruth and Foxx tied for home runs with 14, and Brennan and Grove leading pitching records.

Associated Press Martin Cardinals Davis Phillies W. Herman Cubs Klein Hartnett Fullis P. Waner Pirates F. Herman Triges Vaughan Suhr Frisch Bottomley Reds Berger Klein Phillies Hallahan Lee Cantwell Braves Fitzsimmons Geinis Simmons White Sox Chapman Yankees Combs Gehrig Foxx Athletics Svanush Senators Burns Browns Averill Indians Gosslin Senaors Ruth Walker Tigers Brennan Grove

Baer Seeks Schmeling Autograph at New York Dinner

Max Baer asked Max Schmeling for an autographed picture at a New York Dinner honoring boxing writers. Baer called Schmeling among the best fighters he ever tangled with and congratulated him on his upcoming marriage to Amy Ondra. Schmeling sails for Germany tomorrow night after the event at Gallagher's Chop House.

New York Maxie Haer Max Schmeling Jack Dempsey Gallagher Barer Sehmeling Amy Ondra Max Germany

Big Train Walter Johnson Returns to Helm of Indians

Walter Johnson, the "Big Train," returns to manage the Cleveland Indians, aiming to revive a slumping club. He faces Ferrell’s lingering issues and a tough mix of pitchers including Hildebrand, Ferrell, Harder, Brown, and Hudlin. The infield has potential with Johnny Burnett at short and outfielders Averyl and Vosmik set to rebound. Johnson must balance discipline and strategy to restore the team to respectability in the pennant race.

William Braucher Cleveland Indians Walter Johnson Big Train Senators Indians Roger Peckinpaugh Johnson Ferrell Wes Ferrel Cleveland Peck Bradley Oose Steg Hildebrand Harder Brown Hudlin Johnny Burnett Boes Averiil Vosmik Walter

Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Action Across Leagues

George Grantham of the Reds hit a bases loaded triple to break the Cubs. Bruce Campbell of the Browns homered with a man on to defeat the White Sox. Don Hurst of the Phillies drove in two runs with a double and two singles against the Dodgers. Isaac Babbitt of Massachusetts invented and patented babbitt metal in 1830.

Associated Press George Grantham Reds Cubs Bruce Campbell Browns White Sox Don Hurst Phillies Dodgers Isaac Babbitt Massachusetts Babbitt

Rolla team set to clash with Hubs at Whiteway Park

Rolla Missouri led by Wally Schang arrives in Jefferson City for a tough game against the Hubs at Whiteway Park. Breuer will start on the mound and Embry replaces Freeman in left field as Langkop’s lineup features MU star alum Embry and several local players in a high-stakes contest.

Wally Scheng Philadelphia Athletics Rolla, Mo Jefferson City Whiteway Park Schang Breuer Rolla Hubs Langkop Rube Freeman Webb Embry Embry University of Missouri Rolla Trubs Wood White Rf Kirchoff Lf Frank If Lee Cook Rf Parchey Brokes Teautweilu Farmer McKinney G. Langkop McGregor Dubrouillet

Lashes of Life and Odd Local Notes Across Regions

AP dispatches from New York to Seattle and Chicago report varied items. Composer Edwin Goldman teases a simple audience singalong march "Cherrie" at Central Park Mall. In Nova Scotia Harrold Kempson’s 40 mph stunt lands him 16 days jail. Earl Heaston’s topless chicken helps identify stolen fowls. neighbor pays $5 and reimburses for unrecovered birds. Seattle golfer Ba Finlay records a second hole in one on the same niblick. Chicago police case ends with suit loss over spending on a courtship, footed by temperaments and a dated wedding pursuit.

New York Edwin Franko Goldman Central Park Mall Cherrie Philadelphia O—Earl Heaston Heaston

Missouri Amateur Meet Plays Off At St Louis Course

Over 200 entrants expected for the Missouri Amateur golf tournament at West borough Country Club in St Louis. Five former champions and Frank Staller of Kansas City compete as pairing delays keep entries open tonight. Five flights will play match play after qualifying with the low 32 scoring for the championship. 16 qualify in each class A B C and Senior for players over 30.

ST. Louis Westborough Country Club Frank Staller Kansas City

Pleased Wife Drops 21 Tablespoons Fat With Kruschen

Mrs Norma Spickler of Mau Bansville Maryland reports shedding bulky fat after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. She claims weight loss improved skin, energy, and overall health. The ad touts a half teaspoon in hot water daily before breakfast and promises safe results with a money back guarantee.

Norma Spickler Mau Bansville Pope Drug Store

Sponge Rats Try to Disable Horse at Belmont Park

New York June 12 Police and Pinkerton detectives hunted for suspects in an underworld betting ring after saboteurs sponged the nostrils of Con Amore during the Broomstick Handicap at Belmont Park The mare collapsed and was hospitalised but later recovered After the failed plot the race was won by Babos with Glory second and Crowning Glory third.

New York Pinkerton Belmont Park Jockey Club Algernon Daingerfield Con Atcare J. W. ¥. Martin Baltimore Cholee A. Hublins Hutch- 18 Con Ablow Brooklyn Con Amore H. C. Phipp Babos Crowning Glory

Springfield Noses Put Omaha Packers In An Extra Inning

In a Western League opener Hal Mekain of Omaha and Mays Copeland of Springfield pitched all nine plus innings as Springfield edged Omaha 3 to 2 in the second extra frame. Howard's go ahead triple in the eleventh brought in Cheaves and proved decisive.

Springfield Omaha Packers

O You Remember A Century Back In Sports Chronicle

A brief nostalgic note recalls past milestones: Eleanor Holm’s world 22 yard backstroke record set in Rye New York in 1935. It also mentions a 1930s Red Sox three homer game contrasted with a 12 inning Browns loss, plus Irish Meusel homering while the Yankees beat the Browns.

Eleanor Holm Rye N. Y

Fights Last Night Across Multiple Venues

Pittsburgh bout saw Tommy Preeenan outpoint Alabama Kid in a ten round affair. Kaye Morgan stopped Joey Carrigan in Terre Haute while Jackie Davis edged Hoy Mitchell in Cleveland. Joe Knight defeated Low Scozza in Cairo. Baby Arigmendi beat Preddie Miller in Mexico City. Young Rightneter bested Joe Dragon in Sioux City in ten rounds.

Pittsburgh Tommy Preeenan Hot Springs Ark Alabama Kid Dover Columbus Kaye Morgan Toledo Joey Carrigan Fort Wayne Ind Terre Haute Jackie Davis Cleveland Hoy Mitchell Centralia Miami Ila Joe Knight Cairo Low Scozza Bufo N.Y San Francisco

Schmeling to wed movie heroine Avny Ondra

New York report says heavyweight Max Schmeling will return to Germany to marry Avny Ondra a 23 year old musical comedy star seen in films He plans a July wedding at his Bad Saarow estate near Berlin and may bring her to the United States in September to resume fighting Baer hailed Schmeling as a great sportsman and offered congratulations on the engagement

Max Baer June Knight New York Baer Max Schmeling Yankee Stadium Miss Knight Germany Moving Pictures Avny Ondra Min Schmeling Bad Sanrow Berlin Ane Dempsey Max Bneralther Miami California May Maclon Brauletn Ondra

Track Stars Face Stiff Competition at Soldier Field

Chicago June 13 AP reports track and field stars return to defend national records at Soldier Field. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette dominates sprint events after last year’s double wins. Glenn Cunningham seeks Titles in the half mile and mile against Jack Keller Ohio State and others as Ward, Seeley and more challenge repeats.

Chicago Soldier Field Ralph Metcalfe Marquette Metcalfe Glenn Cunningham Kansas Jack Keller Ohio State William Ward Michigan Stas Seeley Ilinois

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