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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

6

Hubbell and Fitzsimmons Turn in Wins

Giants sweep Braves to widen NL lead as Carl Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons pace a doubleheader sweep. Hubbell notches his 20th win and 10th shutout, while Fitzsimmons drives in a run with a clutch ninth inning double. Pittsburgh also wins to stay hot. Reds and Sox post victories in other league games.

Herbert W. Barker Associated Press Boston Braves Memphis Bill” Terry Redskins New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Giants Carl Hubbell Jean Master Fred Fitzsimmons George Stallings Hubbell Fred Frankhouse Fitzsimmons Terrymen Jordan Maranville Mancuso Ryan Joe Moore Ed Brandt Sigles Pinky Whitney Shanty Hagen Maxcanville Bill Urbanski Fitzshimong Dolf Luque Pirates Pittsburgh Pie Traynors Larry French Bill Hallahan Corsairs St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Jimmie Foxx

Kittenball Meet Here Cancelled

Muscatine's kittenball tournament scheduled for Labor Day has been postponed due to lack of teams. Secretary Frank Myers of the chamber of commerce announced the delay and said a new date will be announced soon.

Muscatine Frank Myers Chamber of Commerce

Davenport Nine Tops A. C. in 3 to 1 Victory

Behind pitcher F. Dohse Davenport West End A. C. defeated Muscatine South End A. C. 3 to 1 at Oregon street field Friday night. The game was tied 1–1 entering the ninth when three singles and two errors by A. C.’s Sammy Philpott produced two runs. Dohse allowed only two hits and struck out eight.

F. Dohse Davenport West End A. C Muscatine South End A. C.’s Oregon Street Field Sammy Philpott A. C Davenport Haller Muscatine Club Dohse

Logan Lets Down Columbus Birds With Only Two Hits

Indianapolis southpaw Bob Logan pitched for the Indians and held the league leading Columbus Red Birds to two singles as Bud Teachout and a 13 hit attack supported a 10 to 0 Chicago victory. Frank Sigafoos belted a seventh inning homer to cap the scoring. Louisville routed Toledo 11 to 4 with 18 hits. No other games were played.

Chicago Bob Logan Indianapolis Columbus Red Birds Logan Birds Indians Bud Teachout Frank Sigafoos Louisville Toledo

Saratoga Track Closes With 15 Colts Running

Saratoga Springs N Y the 27 day meeting closed with 15 two year olds in the 40000 Hopeful and the C Whitney Equi pose seeking a seventh victory in the 53rd Saratoga cup over one and three miles Equipoise holder of the world record for one mile was 1 to 5 favorite against Ceasors Ghost and two others Victory would push Equipoise earnings toward 320000 in the clo sing program

Saratoga Springs N. Y Saratoga C. V. Whitney Mrs. Dodge Sloane Ceasor Spa Equipoise

Wessels and Tipton Win Ner Matches

John Wessels and Hubert Tipton won their first round matches in the junior singles event. Both players advanced in the Ner tournament with solid performances against early opponents.

Wessels Tipton John Wessels Hubert Tipton

Klein and Foxx Boost Batting Marks in Week Totals

In the week ending Friday, Chuck Klein led the National League with a .381 average after 13 hits in 30 at bats, three points higher, while Jimmie Foxx topped the American League with a .358 mark after 10 hits. Klein also led NL in runs batted in 109, doubles 40, and total hits 189. Wally Berger tied Foxx with 25 home runs. Bill Terry slumped, dropping 30 points to eighth in NL. The West Side Tennis Tour saw Tipton beat George Volger and Weasel defeat Paul Morrow.

New York Chuck Klein Jimmie Foxx Philadelphians Klein Virgil Davis Foxx Bill Terry Giants Chick Hafey Reds

Meerdink Reaches Finals in Labor Day Golf Tourney

Meerdink defeats Harold Figg 2 and 1 in the semifinal at Geneva Golf and Country Club to reach the Labor Day final against Walter Molis. Meerdink, once runner-up in 1931, trailed early but finished strong after a par 37 closing nine.

Harold Figg Geneva Golf and Country Club Charles Meerdink Meerdink Walter Molis

Nine 3 Year Olds Vie In Chicago Derby at Hawthorne

Nine three year olds contest the revival Chicago derby a mile and a quarter test with $10000 added at Hawthorne on closing day. Star horse Mr Khayyam from Catawba farm stable aims to bolster the three year old championship claim in a field including an outstanding candidate for the season honors.

Chicago Hawthorne Khayyam Catawba Farm

Gar Wood and Briton Clash in Boat Race

Algonac Mich two of the world fastest speed boats Miss America X defender and Miss Britain III challenger prepared for the Harmsworth trophy race on the St Clair river Gar Wood piloting with Or en Johnson and Hubert Scott Paine with Gordon Thomas aboard the lighter Napier Schneider Cup motor delivering 1375 horsepower The British craft showed high speed maneuverability while a possible third entrant Delphine V of Horace Dodge lingered as Scott Paine faced skeptics about the race prospects

Algonac Mich Gar Wood Hubert Scott- Paine St. Clair River Wood Oren Johnson Scott Paine Gordon Thomas Harmsworth Field Horace Dodge Scott-Paine Ag

Davenport Wins Weed Park Invitational Swimming Meet

Davenport won the Weed Park pool invitational with 84 points led by Helen Reuling and 3 firsts in the girls events. Muscatine finished with 60 points, Burlington 17, while Wapello and Iowa City did not show. Reuling led in the 50 yard freestyle breast and back. Wayt of Davenport won senior boys diving. Wigim won girls diving and earned a best sportsmanship medal.

Davenport Weed Park Muscatine Herbert Valett Burlington Wapello Iowa City Helen Reuling Jean Wigim Wayt Miss Wigim Leak Davison Williams Barnard Wunschel Heisman Sweet Reuling J. Smalley Drake Coleman Young Booth Elgin Lindley Korneman Wilson Loomis Savacool Utley McCallister Miller Kruse Kosloski Clark Blaim Alice Davidson M. Smalley

Bronze Harms Worth Plaque Captured From Wood

A bronze Harms Worth plaque was captured from Wood in a reported theft or loss incident. Authorities are reviewing surveillance and interviewing witnesses to identify suspects and recover the emblem.

Harmsworth

Bridie Enters Air Circus at Muscatine Labor Day

Don Birdie from the Muscatine airport joins pilots from Iowa and Illinois for Muscatine's first air show at Tooman field Labor Day. Bridie will enter all events for planes with OX motors as Monday afternoon events include races stunts passenger service balloon breaking serpentine flying and more. Government regulations will govern the meet and enough staff will police the field for spectator safety.

Don Birdie Muscatine Tooman Field Roy Tooman, Jr Brrdie OX Motors Iowa Illinois

Players in Campaign for Tennis Title at Forest Hills

An international field of 90 opens the national singles championship at Forest Hills led by Ellsworth Vines Frank Shields Jack Crawford and Fred Perry. Twenty six matches on opening day aim to trim entrants to 64 by Monday with Vines and Crawford receiving first round byes and eight of the 20 seeded players listed for competition.

Forest Hills Ellsworth Vines Vines Big Frank Shields New York Jack Crawford Australia Fred Perry England Auteuil Great Britain France Crawford

Hruska Expected to Join Indees in Sunday Contest

Jack Hruska the Lincoln club manager in the Nebraska state league is expected to join the Muscatine Independents for Sundays game against the Moline Fitzpatricks at League Field. The Indees lineup includes Floyd Crompton Clarke Lynn Herb Crompton Pauly Fay Schweitzer Ross Lefty Crompton or Stocking and pitchers Bud Fabrizius or Paul Wilson with Hruska to be inserted if he arrives.

Jack Hruska Lincoln Muscatine Independents Moline Fitzpatricks Hruska Indees Floyd Crompton Clarke Short Lynn Herb Crompton Pauly Fay Schweitzer Ross Lefty Crompton Stocking Bud Fabrizius Paul Wilson

South End A C s and Junction to Play Two Games

Columbus Junction and the South End A C kittenball clubs meet in two games at the Oregon Street diamond Monday. Junction brings a strong squad for two tough engagements with first pitch at 2 30 p m and a night game at 7 30 p m.

South End A. C.’s Junction Columbus Junction South End A. C Oregon Street

A C Challenge Elks for City Kittenball Title Series

Ralph Powell of the South End A C kittenball club issues a three game or single game challenge to the Muscatine Elks to decide the city champion for 1933. Powell cites their season record and proposes lights at Oregon street field and shared umpire duties with proceeds aiding the local diamond. The appeal is directed to Elks manager Ben Bates with a meeting to finalize details. Signed by Powell and directors Willhite Figg Heinbecker. Beaumont Tex Wilbur Stokes Lakeland Fla out pointed Buster Mallini New Orleans.

Ralph Powell South End A. C Elks Powell Ben Bates The South Muscatine Athletic Club Muscatine Oregon Street Field Muscatine Journal Irvin Willhite Murray Figg John Heinbecker

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