Casey's Stop Western Fuels' Sport Ends Major League Trades
New York June 15 sports brief notes the closing of eight and a half months of wide spread major league trading as midnight arrives. Teams must compete with current rosters with no further official deals expected though some late transactions may surface.
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Phillies Sell Whitney and Lee to Braves for Cash and Braves Duo
Gerald P. Nugent, president of the Philadelphia National League club, announced the sale of Arthur Pinky Whitney and Lee, star Phillies third baseman and left fielder, to Boston. In return, Philadelphia would receive two Braves players Fritz Knothe and Wesley Schulmerich and an undisclosed cash sum reportedly exceeding 75,000 dollars.
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Gerald P. Nugent
National League Baseball
Arthur
Pinky) Whitney
Phillies
A Lee
Boston
Nugent
Fritz Knothe
Wesley Schulmerich
Braves
O'Doul and Clark Trade to Giants for Leslie
In a last minute deal before the trading deadline, Frank Lefty O'Doul and Watson Clark move from the Dodgers to the Giants for Slugging Sam Leslie. The swap aims to shore up the Giants offense and pitching, with Clark Bolster joining Terry's staff and Leslie's .324 batting pace noted.
Dodgers Trade Stars for Giants Sam Leslie
The Brooklyn Dodgers traded away pitchers Giants Clark and O Doul who led last year in hitting and were benched for this season. They exchanged these players for Sam Leslie a power hitting first baseman from the New York Giants.
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O’doul
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New York Giants
Sam Leslie
Yawkey Amasses Wealth as He Builds Club’s Roster
Tom Yawkey consolidates riches to shape a powerhouse lineup. He acquires players from multiple clubs, notably adding key talent from the Yankees as part of his strategy to strengthen the team.
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Giants Trade Ray Starr to Braves After 23rd Man Issue
New York Giants announce the sale of right hand pitcher Ray Starr to the Boston Braves following an earlier day trade with Brooklyn. Starr, who joined the Giants in a winter deal with the Cardinals, offered limited pitching impact this season.
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Ray Starr
Boston Braves
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Giants
Starr
Widener's Sation Captures Belmont Lamplighter Title
George D. Widener's Sation a 3yearold gelding who debuted this year won the Lamplighter handicap at Belmont Park his third straight victory. He ran seven furlongs in 1 24 1 5 and beat Uncanny by four lengths with Microphone another length back.
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George D. Widener
Sation
Belmont Park
Galetian
G. H. Bostwock
Uncanny
H. W. Sage
Microphone
Moody, Ryan Triumph In Kent Tennis Doubles
Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan advance to the Kent championships semi finals after defeating Mrs. E H Harvey and Mrs Holroft Watson 6 3 6 2. The American pair, favored to win, recovered from Moody’s illness delaying the match to evening.
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Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Kent
E. H. Harvey
Holroft Watson
Baseball's Big Stat Leaders and Team Totals
Baseball's big figures list top players by G at bats runs hits and batting average for Simmons White Sox Martin Cardinals Schulte Senators Chapman Yankees Klein Phillies Davis Phillies and leaders Ruth Foxx Gehrig Berser Laterri Hartnett with runs Combs Simmons Klein Fallis Manush.
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Cardinals
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Senators
Chapman
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Phillies
Davis
Ruth
Foxx
Athletics
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Berser
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Hartnett
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Yanks
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Manush
Red Sox halt skid with 8 5 win over Yankees
The Red Sox beat the world champion New York Yankees 8 to 5 to move out of the American League cellar. In a pivotal seventh inning Boston capitalized on Henry Johnson’s pitching while Tony Lazzeri and Ben Chapman homered for New York. Marty McManus homered in the seventh to spark the rally as Roy Johnson smacked a two run shot and Dusty Cooke and Johnny Gooch added runs. The Yankees tied the score briefly in the eighth before Weiland shut the door. Manager Joe McCarthy suspended three days after a run in with an umpire.
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Red Sox
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Sox
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Henry Johnson
Tony la
Roy Johnson
Bob Weiland
Art Fletcher
Joe McCarthy
Bill Summers
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Chapman
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McManus
Cooke
Alexander
Jolley
R. Johnson
Friberg
Giants Fall As Braves Rally To Take Series
Boston capitalized on one big inning to defeat the Giants 7 to 4 in the series finale. New York still leads the NL by a half game as St. Louis was idle. Knothe Mowry Berger Jordan Urbanski Hogan and Maranville provided the key runs for Boston while Terry, Mancuso, Ryan and Fallenstin contributed for New York in a tight late-game.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Fallenstin
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Jordan
Urbanski
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Pfitzsimmons
Dodgers hammer Phillies in 9-3 win for 21 hits
Brooklyn rapped 21 hits against four Philadelphia hurlers to take the series finale 9 to 3. Taylor Judge Thurston Lee and Jordan led the offense with multiple runs batted in as Brooklyn builds momentum. Losing pitcher Collins allowed the decisive blows.
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Watch Her Wins after Venus Runaway at Belmont Park
Watch Her, a juvenile filly by On Watch, bolted before a race at Belmont Park in New York and roamed the woods for over 20 minutes. After being recaptured she returned to win the Coy Maid purse four and a half furlongs by more than a length over Miss Merriment.
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Kearns Back On Alimony Case Filed In Los Angeles
Mrs Logana Kearns sues Jack Kearns manager of boxers in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging 25 weeks of missed alimony payments. She cites a Chicago court order from May 1932 to pay 6000 dollars at 100 dollars weekly and seeks 2500 dollars in judgment.
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Jack Kearns
Superior
Logana Kearns
Chicago
Seventeenth Annual Montana Golf Tourney Set for July
The Montana State Golf Association schedules the seventeenth annual state tournament at Helena Town and Country club from July 19 to 23 1933 under USGA rules with host club modifications. Defending champions include Rudy Merhar Miss Grace Barnett and John Kall with extensive officer and director rosters, a detailed daily schedule, and an evening meeting July 20 to elect officers and set the 1934 site.
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Rudy Merhar
Butte
Grace Barnett
Missoula
John Kall
Helena Country Club
H. C. McCain
Helena
A. L. Matter
F. Goddard
Billings
Walter Brutch
H. G. Satterthwaite
O. F. Goddard
Billings Golf Club
George F. Shea
Hilands Golf Club
H. O. Malsbury
Bozeman Country Club
Bozeman
Helena Town and Country Club
B. C. Farrand
Jordan
Henry Good
Kalispell
Tom Stout
Lewistown
E. T. Lake
Livingston
C. FE. Magner Jr
Malta
Don R. Barnett
Fr. M. Adams
Red Lodge
C. EB. Neitzel
Roundup Golf Club
T. Pigot
Pine Ridge Country Club
F. C. Kaatz
Shelby
Dr. R. Land
White Sulphur Springs
L. V. Ketter
J. L. Markham
Earl H. Eby
C. A. Champ
Walter Brittain
Great Falls
C. A. Lemmon
Mal P. Higgins
I. W. Church
P. F. Pitegerald
Claude G. Wilson
Arthur Nelson
Hal P. Higgins
John M. Power
R. O. Kerr
C. W. Henry
T. O. Hammond
Milton Gunn
George Poore
T. B. Weir
Finn Javelin Star Tops Own World Record
Helsinki Finland June 15 Matti Jarvinen Olympic javelin champion raised his world record to 249 feet 8 inches surpassing his 242 feet 10 inch mark. He previously set a 238 feet 7 inch Olympic best in Los Angeles last summer as the elder of three Pinland brothers.
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Matti Jarvinen
M. Jarvinen
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Los Angeles
Omaha Welcomes Golf King Home
Johnny Goodman the national open golf champion was given a hero’s welcome in Omaha after his victory. A 1000 plus crowd greeted him at Union Station and thousands lined Farnham Street for the parade. Mayor Roy N. Towl and H. B. Porterfield welcomed him on behalf of Gov. Charles W. Bryan at a packed city auditorium reception.
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Charles W. Bryan
Harvard and Yale Crew Regatta Heads to Fourth Mile Thames Showdown
Harvard and Yale meet in the seventy first intercollegiate rowing regatta on the Thames from Bartlett's Cove to the railroad bridge. Yale enters undefeated while Harvard brings five veterans who have never lost to Yale. The event concludes the eastern season after the Poughkeepsie regatta was abandoned.
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Yankees Manager McCarthy Suspended by AL President
Joe McCarthy, manager of the New York Yankees, received a three day suspension from American League president Will Harridge for using abusive language while objecting to a ruling by umpire W R Summers in yesterday's Yankees versus Red Sox game in Chicago.
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Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Will Harridge
American League
W. R. Summers
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Mines Leaguer Schulmerich Traded to Phillies in 1933 Deals
Wes Schulmerich, former Mines league star, moves to the Philadelphia Phillies where he joins shortstop Dick Bartell. The Braves send Schulmerich and infielder Knothe for Art Whitney Hal Lee and $75,000. Boston then buys pitcher Ray Starr from the Giants.
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Dick Bartell
Clarks
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Knothe
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Phils
Art Whitney
Hal Lee
Cash
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Ray Starr
New York Giants
Yale Boat Wins Opener At Regatta
Yale registered the first victory of its annual regatta program with Harvard this evening when the Elis combination eight, composed of substitute oarsmen, scored by three lengths over a similar Crimson boat load on a two mile course at New London Conn.
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Trojans Favored In National Track Meet At Soldier Field
Southern California leads the chance for a big score at the national intercollegiate track and field championships at Soldier Field with Stanford and Indiana close behind. Edgard Ablewich and Charlie Parsons key USC bids while Ben Eastman misses the meet. Prep stars also contend for the interscholastic title with 500 juniors vying in preliminaries and finals.
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Far West
Soldier Field
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Dean Cromwell
Louisiana State
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Dink Templeton
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August Meier
Jesse Owens
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Butte
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Oklahoma City
Sam Stoller
Hughes High
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John Graves
Cherokee
Louis Burns
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Clinton
Marshall High
Richmond
How They Stand How They Stand Oey City League
Last night K. of C. defeated Western Fuel 8 to 3. Tonight Price-Kearns meets Crawley Motors at Hebgen to cap the slate.
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Fox Hunter Wins Ascot Gold Cup at Ascot Racecourse
Carrying 126 pounds, Edward Esmonds Fox Hunter won the Ascot gold cup. Orphen carrying 130 and Nitsichin with 127 finished second and third among ten starters. Attendants included King George Queen Mary the Duke of Glouchester and Prince George.
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Yde Leaves Sheiks for St Paul Club in A A Transfer
Emil Yde a left hand pitcher from Hollywood and the Pacific Coast league has agreed to join the St Paul club of the American association. President Bill Lane of the Sheiks was informed that Lane surrendered Yde’s contract for seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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Parrot Flat hosts matchup Silver Bow Motor versus South Side Hardware
Local report notes a pairing at Parrot Flat featuring Silver Bow Motor against South Side Hardware. Nearby, Rosedale Market at 15 and American Legion organize related community events and listings.
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Parrot Flat
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de Molay
Thursday and Friday baseball results and schedule
Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 5, Boston 7 New York 4, Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia with others not scheduled. Friday Brooklyn at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago. Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 3.
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New York and Boston Face Off In Rainy Day Skirmish
In a brief update the score shows New York 5 and Boston 8 as weather disrupts Cleveland at Detroit with rain delaying play.
Cleveland at Detroit Leads Western Swing for East Teams
Eastern teams pursue limited schedule with Cleveland visiting Detroit while other eastern clubs travel west. no other games announced.
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Detroit
Evening Scores From The League Standings
Night games produced several results including Sacramento 3 over Missions 2, Hollywood 3 defeating Oakland 2, Portland 2 losing to Los Angeles 12, and Seattle 8 edging San Francisco 5.
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Portland
Thursday Scores Lightning Royals Rumors
In a sparse card Kansas City fell 3 to 1 to Columbus while Minneapolis defeated Louisville 9 to 5 marking notable scoring bursts from the visiting side and a tighter defense in the other game.
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Paul
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Old White Hope Visits Billings
Billings residents witnessed Jack Moran, once hailed as the white hope of the Johnson era, arrive with a salesman’s kit and ideas on boxing. At 43 he looks younger and says he could still move fast enough for a few rounds, claiming he could challenge today’s light heavies and heavies.
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Jack Johnson
Jack Moran
Cleveland Boxing Card Postponed To Tomorrow Night
A scheduled 10 round heavyweight bout between Johnny Risko and Patsy Perroni in Cleveland was postponed late today due to threatening weather and moved to tomorrow night.
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Johnny Risko
Patsy Perroni
Baer Opens Tour With Win in Pittsburgh Fight
Max Baer, California heavyweight who defeated Max Schmeling a week earlier, opened his exhibition tour with a three round decision over Seal Harris of Chicago. Baer weighed 204 pounds as Harris tipped 241. In the main event Sunny Jim McVeigh of Pittsburgh stopped Buddy McArthur of Fairmont in the third round.
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Max Schmeling
Seal Harris
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Sunny Jim McVeigh
Buddy McArthur
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Caseys Defeat Western Fuels In Suburban Ball Clash
Knights of Columbus squad upset pace-setters Western Fuels 8 to 3 in a City league game. Caseys’ Kiely hurled the win as Dick Boyer homered for Fuels and Hoar added a double. Rosedale Market beat Legion 15 to 3 in Commercial league action.
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Rosedale Marketmen Dominate Legion In 15-3 Victory
Orlich homered and three triples powered Rosedale to a 15-3 win over the Legion boys. Walsh pitched well with 11 strikeouts, six hits allowed, backed by a 14 hit team effort. Summary notes odd OCR remnants but confirms Rosedale win and key players Orlich Walsh Hinch and Collins.
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Seven Baseball Games On Tap For Saturday Schedule
Seven games are set for tomorrow morning as the season's third weekly round of local grade school baseball unfolds. St Patrick's and Monroe lead Class A with a double win as Jefferson faces Sacred Heart in Class B.
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J. Gunderson
Lewis Faces Lenhart in San Francisco Title Fight
John Henry Lewis, holder of state heavyweight and light heavyweight crowns, rests in San Francisco ahead of Friday defense against Fred Lenhart the Tacoma battler. Lewis is a 2-1 favorite after previous victory over the Washington Boer.
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Fred Lenhart
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Jockey fatally injured in Bainbridge spill near Cleveland
Jockey Ray Arnold of Keosauqua Iowa was fatally injured when his horse Flowery Lady fell during the fifth race at Bainbridge track near Cleveland. Officials described the incident as the meet's first major spill as spectators noted the mount appeared to stumble and throw the rider to the ground.
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Schooling Greyhounds At Mile High Kennel Club
Greyhounds race at the Mile High Kennel Club track this evening with many promising youngsters and noted veterans in the program to start at 7 o clock.
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Old golf star dies at 49 in Columbus
John G. Anderson longtime golf authority and top player died in Columbus Ohio after a monthlong illness following a nervous breakdown He was 49 years old and a leading figure in the sport for 25 years in the United States News coverage notes his prominent status in golf history.
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John G. Anderson
Columbus
Ohio
Valcano Nine Defeat Cork Town On North Spee Street Grounds
Valceanos won last night against Cork Town at North Spee Street Grounds in a local baseball clash. The result boosts Valceanos' standings in the street league.
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