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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
7
Whitlow Wyatt pitched effectively for the Chicago White Sox, beating the St Louis Browns 6-1 and moving Chicago to third in the American League. The win, Wyatt's second since a trade for Vic Frazier, kept the Sox within 2.5 games of the Senators as the league leaders pulled ahead.
The Joplin Miners moved from sixth to third in the Western League after a 2 10 to 1 win over Des Moines. Joe Berry pitched four hits allowed, with Cooper closing, as Des Moines fell twice in the series. The Packers clinched first place after Springfield lost to Omaha in extra innings.
Narration recalls a 7 6 Yankees win over Indians with Ben Chapman scoring on a triple steal and Bill Dickey homering. Also notes past horse win at Aqueduct and a tennis semi final advance, plus Missouri anglers using thirteen year cicadas as bait.
Sometime in August Lou Gehrig is expected to break Everett Scott’s consecutive games record of 1307. Gehrig starts the year with 1197 straight games and needs 111 more to set a new mark for the Yankees.
American League leaders include Simmons White Sox batting 361 runs 49 RBI 52 and 83 hits with Gehrig and Ruth high in key categories. National League leaders show Martin Cardinals with strong batting and runs 49 as Klein Phillies tops in runs batted in 47 hitting 77 and 76 respectively.
New York scene reports 11 year old Willie Turnesa of Elmford New York and partner Howard Bergman defeated Ryder Cup players Horton Smith and Ed Dudley 2 and 1 in a four ball exhibition at White Plains Metropolis Club. Hagen Internationalists swept the other matches. The Turnesa youth nearly set a course record but miscues on two greens and a drive out of bounds hindered him. The team prepares to sail for England for matches at Southport June 26-27.
Philadelphia reports Lee Ramage outpointed Babe Hunt in a 10 round bout while Lou Poster knocked out Jack McCoy in Letperville. Chicago saw Bolly Dukelsky outpoint Norman Brown and Des Moines featured Lefty Louie Mays stopping Don Pedigo amid multiple fellow fighters.
A collection of colorful 1920s sports notes recounts Burley of Birmingham famed for a horse strike, debates over umpire duty led by Bill Klein, Lefty Grove and U.S. politics mixing with baseball. Mentions Tod Sloan style, Notre Dame figures Slip Madigan, and jockey Westrope.
Yesterday's games feature Jimmy Wilson driving in two runs as Cardinels beat Pirates with Donnie scoring the winning run. Heinie Manush of the Senators homered and doubled twice while adding a single against the Athletics. Chick Hafey drove in both Reds runs against the Cubs. Oral Hildebrand of the Indians blanked the Tigers with two hits. Chuck Klein led the Phillies with five hits against the Dodgers. Dusky Cooke of the Red Sox hit a homer with one aboard to power a win over the Yankees. Whitlow Wyatt of the White Sox limited the Browns to a single hit.
Jefferson City Hubs overwhelm Rolla Miners 10 to 3 at Whiteway Park. Hubs slugger H Tea led with a triple and two singles in five at bats, while Earl Langkop allowed only three hits on the mound. Rolla struck back with a seventh inning homer by catcher Schang, but the hosts pulled away with four runs in the fourth and decisive hits late to seal the win.
Base hits include three by Embry and Langkop with a home run by Schang and sacrifices by Behahg and McMahon. Stolen bases go to McMahon Lee and G Langkop. Fort hurls six, Langkop fourteen. Fort walks two, Langkop six. Jeff City wins 11-3 over Voila in 2 hours 20 minutes. Umpires Tucker and Player. Scorer Stivers.
A rustic fishing guide describes how heat drives fish to cooler depths. Early morning and dusk are best for bass pike muskellunge and walleye with artificial lures in shallows, while midday requires trolling or deeper water. Live bait and slow work over deep bars or cold springs improve catches. Trout retreat to deep pools and smaller tributaries during summer heat.
Egbert is described as the first king of all England, with a reign from 827 to 939. The source notes his role in unifying early English realms and establishing a central authority.
Joe Mauser belts his 24th homer in 57 games as the Minneapolis Millers slide after a bright start. The solo shot came in a doubleheader loss to Bruno Betsel's Louisville Colonels while Columbus beats Kansas City 6 to 5 behind Walter Malls.
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