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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
9
Hallahan leads with eight wins against two losses as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 3-2. Giants beat the Braves 8-5 to widen lead. Cubs defeat Reds 7-0. Dodgers top Phillies 6-3. Indians fall to Tigers 13-2. Browns beat White Sox 14-1. Red Sox blast Yankees 13-5 in seventh and eighth.
In the National Open Ralph Guldahl missed a crucial eighteenth green putt that could have tied Johnny Goodman and earned him a Ryder Cup berth. Goodman won with one under par 237, setting a course and tournament round record. Burke finished far behind, while Guldahl’s strong play, including rounds of 70 and 71, showed he deserved the spot. The piece emphasizes the importance of putting and questions the PGA selection decision.
Chicago June 15 AP Paul Dean the brother of Dizzy is nearing a St. Louis Cardinals pitching slot for next season. He has 10 wins and 1 loss for Columbus Red Birds this season, including a 10–0 win over Kansas City with 12 strikeouts. Also reports of minor league results across the American Association and other circuits are noted.
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers in both leagues. In the National League, Klein of the Phillies leads with a .358 batting average and 79 hits, while Hartnett of the Cubs has 42 RBIs and the Cardinals’ Hallahan leads with 8 2 as a pitcher. In the American League, Simmons of the White Sox paces with a .378 average, 84 hits, and 56 RBIs, with Ruth and Gehrig tied for 14 home runs and Brennan of the Yankees posting 5 0 pitching.
Johnny Pena of New York defeated Varias Milling of Los Angeles by outpoint. Carlos Herrera of El Paso beat Eddie Smith of Mundel in a points decision. Sammy Mandell of Rockford beat Ray Collins of Erie. Marty McHale of Lorain and Joe Brown of Erie fought to a draw.
The report lists players with home runs from yesterday across American and National leagues. Notable names include Gehrig of the Yankees and Ruth. The tally shows team affiliations such as Red Sox Phillies Indians Giants Browns Cardinals Tigers Braves and Athletics with totals for each league.
In Minneapolis on June 14 AP Dr OC Mayo of the Mayo Brothers linked the faster pace of modern life to a doubling of insanity rates in the United States. He blamed worry as a major cause noting many minds stall at a 12 year old level. He also praised newspapers for health education while engineers estimate the Great Wall of China duplication would cost over 250 million dollars.
New York Giants announce a straight trade sending reserve first baseman Sam Leslie to the Brooklyn Dodgers for Lefty O Doul and Watson Clark. Leslie is joining a reshaped Brooklyn infield while O Doul, formerly a NL standout, has struggled this season. Clark, a Brooklyn regular since 1927, is noted for 20 victories last year.
Rick Ferrell drove in four with a homer and two singles for the Red Sox. Charley Root led the Cubs with two hits in a 7-0 win over the Reds. John Stone slugged a homer and three singles for the Tigers against the Indians. Adolfo Luque relieved for the Giants and held the Braves to two hits in seven innings. Ted Gullic drove in six for the Browns with a homer, triple and single versus the White Sox. Joe Medwick doubled in the sixth to help the Cardinals edge the Pirates 3-2. Chuck Kilein clouted his eleventh homer and added a double and single for the Phillies against the Dodgers.
Chicago June 15 AP says Manager Charlie Grimm benched himself for light hitting after staying out of yesterday's game with the Cincinnati Reds and sending Gink Hendrick to first. Players thought his back ailed again but Grimm said his back is fine and his batting is off.
Dailey aided the Omaha Packers as they beat St. Jo 3 to 0 to stay atop the Western League standings. Dailey limited hits, boosted by pitchers Dick Harrell and Joseph Balint, while Springfield’s defense faltered. Butler and Joplin were shifted as the Packers extended their margin over rivals Hutchinson and Joplin, with Balint driving in runs and Harrell stinging the ball in the late innings.
Jim Grant pitched for the Demons allowing all hits but without support he might have earned a shutout. Clifford Clay, who won six and lost two this season, checked his uniform and will report to Kansas City of the American Association.
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