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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

6

Fists Fly As Cardinals Edge Pirates In 12th Inning

Pirates and Cardinals renewed their heated series with a 4 3 St Louis win in 12 innings after a ninth inning clash between Bill Walker and Floyd Vaughan. Waner scored for Pittsburgh on a Durocher error but the walk off win kept St Louis tied with or ahead in the NL standings.

Hugh 8S. Fullerton, JR Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Washington Senators Pirates New York Giants Walker Vaughan Bill Walker St. Louis Steve Swetonic George Watkins Waner George Magerkurth Leo Durocher Mel Ott Chicago Cubs Red Lucas Cincinnati Reds Boston Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Walker Beck van Mungo Brooklyn Athletics Philadelphia Athletics New York Washington Boston Red Sox al Crowder Dave Harris Bob Kline A’s Cleveland Indians Browns Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers Charley Berry Sam Jones Fred Marberry Evar Swanson Chicago R. H Cincinnati Lucas Kolp Stout Hemsley Manion Root Henshaw Finney Boston R. H. E. Brooklyn Brandt Hogar Mungo and SemaEbcone Smith Philadelphia R.H. E Richards Haley Hansen Davis McCurdy New York A. Moore J. Jackson Davis R. H. E. Philadelphia Fitzsimmons Louis Blaeholder Detroit H. Eee

Western League Baseball Scores and Schedule

Des Moines defeated Joplin 5 to 3 and Bartlesville beat St Joseph 11 to 7 while Muskee Topeka and Springfield Omaha games were rained out. Today’s slate includes Joplin at Des Moines and St Joseph at Bartlesville with other noted results across leagues.

Des Moines Joplin Bartlesville St. Joseph Muskee-Topeka Springfield-Omaha Topeka Muskogee Springfield Omaha

Irish Fighters Meet Chicago’s Battlers Tonight

Rain delayed the third annual international golden gloves bout at Soldier Field. Ireland’s amateur boxing champions face Chicago titleholders in a eagerly awaited showdown with advance sales predicting over 50,000 spectators.

Chicago Ireland Soldier Field

Detroit Defeats Chicago in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt

In Detroit at the second game, Chicago plated four runs across the first, fifth, and ninth innings while Detroit managed five hits. Gaston and Berry starred for Chicago with Frasier and Herring holding the mound for Detroit, supported by Hogsett and Hayworth.

Detroit Marberry Pasek Chicago Orme Eenssen Gaston Berry Frasier Herring Hogsett Hayworth

Southampton tennis honors go to Shields and Tilden

Frank Shields of New York dominates singles while William T. Tilden III of Philadelphia shines in doubles with B. G. Calvert. Upsets mark the day as seeds falter and quarter finals set with Parker meeting Murphy, Wood vs Tidball, Shields vs McDiarmid, and Mangin vs Grant.

Southampton Frank Shields New York William T. Tilden Philadelphia Shields Young Tilden B. G. Calvert Tilden Big Bill Henry Culley Santa Barbara Calif Joseph Coughlin Los Angeles Agawam Hunt Club Longwood Cricket Club Crescent-Hamilton Athletic Club Oxford-Cambridge James W. Nuthall Peter S. Young Jack Tidball Robert Millen Westbury N. Y Parker Milwaukee Dick Murphy Utica Wood John McDiarmid Gregory Mangin Byron Grant

Night kittenball program postponed by rain at Jefferson field

YMCA officials announce the night kittenball program at Jefferson field will be held early next week due to rain. The City Club Boosters clash with the Lions in the feature game, with Baptists and First Methodists opening the card.

Jefferson Field Lions Baptists First Methodists

Major Heroes

The Associated Press lists standout performances from the era. Crowder limited the Red Sox to four hits for the Senators while Ott homered three times for the Giants and Cochrane fueled the Athletics with a homer triple double and single. Hale drove in six for the Indians with two homers and a single. Herman contributed two doubles and two singles for the Cubs against the Reds.

THE Associated Press Alvin Crowder Senators Red Sox Mickey Cochrane Athletics Yankees O'Dell Hale Indians Browns

Medalist in Golf Tourney Not Decided

Two days of play on a twisting lake bound course left the national public links medalist unsettled. Leslie Leal of Bellingham tied Portland’s Tab Boyer at 144 after a 70, with Boyer’s provisional 143 adjusted by officials. Five qualifying spots remain to be decided as top contenders from Missouri California and beyond compete for match play.

Portland Leslie Leal Bellingham Wash Tab Boyer Executive Rules Committee Boyer Leal Toda Warren Riepen St. Joseph Haz Foley Chicago Dave Mitchell

Carleton Cage Star Visits Muscatine

Dick Arney of Marshalltown star forward for Carleton College basketball visits Muscatine staying at the E. L. Kinnan home on West Fifth Street for a couple of days. Arney led Carleton in scoring during recent seasons and helped the team upset Big Ten foes. He will coach at Austin Minnesota high school next year.

Dick Arney Marshalltown Carleton College Muscatine E. L. Kinnan West Fifth Street Arney Carleton Bill Kinnan Austin

Mercer county fair sets harness and running races daily

The Mercer county fair board approved a three day program from August 29 to September 1 featuring harness races each afternoon with purses totaling 900 and running races with 200. The schedule includes pace and trot heats with 50 25 15 10 purse distribution and various distances for the running events. The 1933 budget totals 8742 covering expenses, race purses, insurance, and staff. Provisions include reallocating cattle premiums to youth divisions and adding a 2 year old colt class. regular admission applies Tuesday.

Aledo Mercer County Board of Boultinghouse

Oral Hildebrand Must Settle With Manager Johnson

Cleveland pitcher Oral Hildebrand, fined $100 and suspended for a temper flare at St Louis, is urged to settle his dispute with manager Walter Johnson. Billy Evans says Hildebrand must make peace with Johnson, who leads the Cleveland players, and expresses confidence the issue will be resolved.

Cleveland Oral Hildebrand Walter Johnson St. Louis Billy Evans Evans Hildebrand Johnson

IRODEGUN Fishing Column Recaps Tournaments and Propagation

The writer reports on a busy fishing code project and a first ball casting tournament with a three way tie for honors among Bert Leslie Ted Harte and Art Van Dyke. Distances were led by Eberling and spectators numbered in the hundreds. A feed the fish effort with minnows at Weed Park is praised while bass reports from Muscatine slough disappoint. A caller from a Game Management Area visits.

Bert Leslie Ted Harte Art van Dyke Clark Barnard George Schlutz Eberling Light House Miller Art Bancroft Weed Park Wapello Muscatine Slough Louisa County

St Mathias Wins League Contest at Jefferson Field

St Mathias beat First Methodists 9 to 7 in a lowly M C A kitten ball game at Jefferson field on Tuesday night. Six runs in the third inning gave St Mathias the lead they did not relinquish despite a late Methodist spurt.

St. Mathias Methodist Jefferson Field Davis Methodists Saints

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