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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

7

Giants Dominate Cubs In Tight Pitching Duel As O'Doul Shines

National League trades shift midseason power as Lefty O'Doul reignites the New York Giants with a key two hit performance in a 3-1 win over the Chicago Cubs. Sam Leslie and Pinkney Whitney pace Dodgers and Braves respectively in wins, while White Sox and Browns split a pair in the American League.

League Leaders By The Associated Press

Associated Press leaders lists for both leagues show Kaiser Klein and Martin leading in runs, hits, and RBIs with Phillies Cardinals and Reds dominating. American League highlights Chapman Gehrig and Hogan era standouts with Manush Cronin and Sewell among top hitters and pitchers like Allen Buldebrand.

Remembering Baseball and Golf Moments From the Past

One year ago today Jon Gehiss homers could not save the Browns who beat the Yanks in a husfest 17 to 10. Five years ago today Sherdel guided the Cubs to a win and the Cards trimmed a six-inning game 4 to 1 after rain halted play. Ten years ago today Walter Hagen led the British Open field with 149 for 36 holes tying for second at 151.

Jon Gehis Browns Yanks Sherde Leid Cubs Cards Walter Ragen Hsee

Primo Carnera Bankrupt Exposes Tour of Deficits

In a New York petition Primo Carnera declares insolvency amid a tangle of alleged assets and claims by partners like Leon See Owney Madden and others. The filing peels back the financial strains of his career as an exhibitor ahead of a anticipated bout with Sharkey on the 29th.

Primo Carnera Primo New York Messrs Sharkey Carnera Jan Alp Leon See America Jeff Dickson Paris Ballynce Big Bill Duffy Charley Friedman Owney Madden New York City Gamera Owney Sing Sing da Preem Rosie See House of Morgan London

St Pauls Apostles Seize Second Place in A A Standings

St Pauls Apostles rose to second in the American Association as they rallied to beat Kansas City 10 to 9 after 15 hits. Indianapolis fell to Toledo 3 to 2 in a night game, Columbus dropped a 3 to 1 series to Louisville, and Minneapolis lost both ends of a doubleheader at Milwaukee 7 to 5 and 8 to 2.

Chicago St. Paul's’ Apostles American Association Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Red Birds St. Paul Kansas City Toledo Louisville Johnny Marcum Will Norman Marcum Milwaukee

Domestic flower The Bachelor's Button native to India

The text notes The Bachelor's Button is a flower native to India and mentions its introduction to England in 1714. It weaves in unrelated phrases about money and a Shakespearean quote, but provides no coherent event or clear news item to summarize beyond the plant origin and historical note.

India England

Hagen Shows British A Few Golf Pointers

The United States Ryder Cup team arrived in England and began practice at Addington near Croydon ahead of the Southport matches. Walter Hagen captained the group, featuring Billy Burke and Dutra, as British pro Henry Cotton predicted a British win while the Americans claimed only they faced a fierce contest. Hagen spoke of a "biggest fight" against Britain’s young players during the welcome at Southport.

London England Southport Walter Hagen Waterloo Station Addington Croydon Henry Cotton Cotton Hagen Billy Burke Dutra

Minnow Care Tips For Live-Bait Transport

Practical guidance for keeping minnows alive during transport. Recommends aerated minnow buckets with a bicycle pump, periodic water changes, and occasional cold water. If unavailable, suggests wrapping bucket in cloth or burlap with ice to maintain cooling and minnow health.

Lost 37 Pounds With Kruschen Salts Ad Claim

A Wichita Texas reader shares dramatic weight loss using Kruschen Salts, noting loss of 37 pounds in three months and urging others to try the health tonic. The ad touts safety and convenience, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and notes doctors prescribe Kruschen.

Eve Pope Drug Store Krusthen

Sharkey to Fight Carnera in Ten-Round Defense

Orangeburg, June 21 AP Jack Sharkey, famed in and out of the ring, declares his title defense against Primo Carnera June 29 will be limited to ten rounds. After a loud sparring session he asserted he will finish the match within ten, promising Camera will not rise this time.

Sharkey Orangeburg Jack Sharkey Primo Carera Ying

Western League standings stay led by Joplin Omaha and St Joseph

Western League leaders Joplin Omaha and St Joseph all won Wednesday. Miners beat Topeka 6 4 as Bill Frierson hit his ninth homer. Omaha beat Hutchinson 6 2 behind Sad Sam Dailey. St Joseph slugged past Springfield 17 13 with Charley Bates homering twice. Frank Mulvaney edged Des Moines former teammates 4 5 to rise to fourth. Lefty Eversole released. Dale Mills to replace him.

Associated Press Joplin Omaha St. Joseph Bill Frierson Miners Topeka Senators Gene Schott Topeka Wilson Sam Dailey Omaha Packers Nebraskans Hutchinson Packers Ball House Springfield Saints Qcharley Bates Baker Frank Mulvaney Des Moines Muskogee Ralph Sams Oilers

Loughran Wins Decisive Return Over Old Rival Hamas

Tommy Loughran, once a top contender, defeats Steve Hamas in a ten round decision at Yankee Stadium. The fight ends a tense comeback drive as Loughran, bleeding in round nine, shifts from boxing to fighting and edges Hamas for a notable victory before 10,000 fans. Prior wins over Levinsky Cobb and Gastanaga marked the ascent to this late career peak.

New York Tommy Loughran Jack Sharkey Steve Hamas Tommy Yankee Stadium Wallington N. J. Youngster Hamas Loughran Lough- Tan King Levinsky Walter Cobb Tsadoro Gastanaga

FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORT OF BOXING EVENTS

Tommy Loughran outpointed Steve Hainas in New York. Abe Feldman stopped Adolf Tenjser in Germany. James Braddock outpointed Les Kennedy in New Jersey.Tiger Williams defeated Ted Graham in Quincy Illinois. Danny Delmont beat Eddie Smith in Chicago. Tommy outpointed Young Pancho in Oakland California.

Associated Press New York Tommy Loughran Philadelphia Steve Hainas Abe Feldman Adolf Tenjser Germany Vic Beynard Phil Cohen Brooklyn Jersey City James J. Braddock North Bergin N. J Les Kennedy California Quincy Roger Williams Chicago Ted Graham Danny Delmont Eddie Smith Terre Haute Ind Oakland Calif Young Ton My Philippines Young Pancho

Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Baseball Honors

Earl Combs drove in two runs with a double in the 18th to power the Yankees past the Browns 5-3. Frig Knothe collected two doubles and two singles for a perfect day with the Phillies against the Reds. Wesley Ferrell limited the Athletics to six hits en route to an 11-1 Indians win. Rogers Hornsby delivered a pinch double for the Cardinals in a win over the Dodgers. Joe Cronin collected three doubles and a single against Chicago. Pinkey Whitney drove in five in a double win for the Braves over the Pirates. Tate Alexander homered, doubled, and singled in a twin bill versus the Tigers. Pred Fitzsimmons held the Cubs to three hits and no walks in a 3-1 Giants victory. An unrelated note mentions Indian war honors with feathers awarded by the grand council.

Hugh Fullerton, Jr Associated Press Lefty O’dour New York Giants Sam Leslie Brooklyn Dodgers Pinkey Whitney Hal Lee Wes Schulmarich Fritz Knothe O'Doul Dodgers New Yorkers Lefty Giants Cubs Fred Fitzsimmons Pat Malone New York Leslie St. Louis Cardinals Whitney Braves Phillies Rabbit Maranville Dick Guselman Pittsburgh Pirates Phils Schulmerich Knothe Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington New York Yankees Earl Combs Yankees Browns Frig Knothe Reds Wesley Ferrell Indians Athletics Rogers Hornsby Cardinels Joe Cronin Senators Chicago Pirates Tate Alexander Red Sox Tigers Fitzsimmons

Gall Stone Colic Offer for Home Treatment Ad

An old advertisement promises painless inexpensive home treatment for gall and liver trouble from a Minneapolis firm at 1899 No Fourth St. It claims a Tevolgnized specialist prescription and 28 years of gratifying results with a money back guarantee. Clip it now.

Fourth St Minneapolis Minn

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