The Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 321, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 13, 1933 Page: 2 of 6
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S^liVi^ii 5" "Ptimietic, tkoMhw pterimiatie.
when (it«rgo B^chol^ Th(, *, rf thw whteh la P*<1 —
%• Bro*n hurler’ of that Cleveland would like to «e-|
a* argument Mth Ed Durham, 6 ta thp spnrt taken r>y the
the Browns wmi.intfj kite ^ IaSf yW when Charley “
UmpWls home run with Art job that
jSuctiuk-*M>4 x4-.....on .....tinea.......ritUtiro nn *. -
thTNi 1ilM, lj*lw«nc. a.
hat draw to to rye rone,
ad nine, Haane let th->
jjtoatoft whipped Dalka 6 to
Skk.Q** «*>» «*tteg Jte -
Men «wr Bob Cooney, d-
M*k liw Bk Butler w.dkod
MM Ihilel tollertn!
jldta to tie* BrlMto. ttufit ...
fi|W«lM ateeolt for ».
IW« Melted tiktehema CRjr
to 6 at Tutea, monm* m#
thair non in the fourth inning
It Jollying tkeer tunee in tee r
|t and oota in the third. .Sion •
K Ut a home mw for Tutea.
It Man Antonio Beawauni even
the ernes with the Mias) *.» b>
Ite-bai lUtBCe encounter * te ‘
Bdtr Ashen held th* Mtesiov
Id hMe white the Exporter.
|e run* eut of IX aatetwa and
Regers Hornsiiy (ratified. .Orirme
pulled the Cubs out of tjt'i hole
and into the pepiiant. , • T "1t1T
• History Glevaltwd fine ftlU not,
lilt, to see repeated is the preee
dept set by Bill Terry. When
Terry tbolTover She Giant tiuna-
geri .1 reins succeeding Master
Mind McGrsw, the Giants .weie
floundering away down in the’co*-
uir sands, as flounders arc -vont
to do. After Terry took then,
over,
.stolen. b**« ami Dykes’ single. .......
i- At i’hitadelphi* itoy Hingsc
turned in his first victory of.the'
^ear when the Phillies iWefaiod
tin; Dodgers 7 to f. Hansen yield-
ed 114 hits, all of them singles ex-
cepting Glenn Wright's double in
the ninth. The Phillies got 13
hits, one of which was a hom1 run
by Whitney,
Grantham's triple fn the seventh
inning with the bases full an I two
put gave the Reds their 0 to 5
victory over the Cubs. The Reds
grabbed 13 safeties, off the offer-
ings of Malone and Bush. Smith
I-held ChicHgitt to eight hits.
Today’s games in the Nations:
find Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Chi-
cago at Cincinnati, Boston at New
Yurie end Brook tyo.....at -Phrhdei-
phia.
In the American League, New
■York pl-ys at Boston, Philadel-
phia at Washington, St, Louis at
ftl_____ .-..I __I____i _ t Tk.l-.!4
they continued to flouud*r.
iinviin if f'llriltf kiiulixTV it nflr
However, it Giant history is car
‘ riod over inti) current history,
’ Terry’s example won’t lie i hit
* bad to follow. But the tiiralb!
1 cannot be drawn with this year
It has to be taken along with
* jaioiil^r events, like starting u‘f ir
the middle of the season.
It is a cinch bet, though, that
’ Johnson can do the Indiana some
'| good.....where they... nted it right
now—in the piUhing department
The Indians started out with their
pitchers stealing the whole show.
Now they are merely stage hands.
June Knight
Jane Knight, New York musical
comedy star, may become the
next bride at Mu Baer, heavy-
weigjhjt title contender, according
to reports current along Broad-
way. Current divorce proceed-
ings are expected soon to sever
Max and the present Mrs. Baer—
Dorothy Dunbar Wells DvGaroon
Baer.
Melon ytey* Oklahoma Cit)
ght, Buuismmi t<*mains at Man
saio, Galveston ships to Tuis .
Fort Worth pteys at Unite*.
Bowling
, HCMBI.K LEAGUE____ »T HENRY McL
U. P. Stuff Garre
King 174 169 12i 4*, NKW Y0UK' Juno
Turner 175 142 W 43'- ^nd-wagon hopping
■4 Sharkey*
Culpepper Jill 14& 2-J2 4110: m ^ywelghT
Totals ......... .....
Mistol
Chicago and Cl.»v?land at Detroit.
IN RE GOODMAN
_____Here are. a few tc-teii an Johnny
Goodman, tl»c new king of the
j golfers, the National Open cham-
OTTRY DOLOR
||LE MI R MACHINE Oil
LEI KAY VAPORIZED S
(CHAIR, DANDRUFF A?
chtimpTot,.
493 456- 491 114'i from his training camp in Or,.nj> ■
hurg, said Baer is “mill a chump
Karkowaki 114 125 121 3*1*’' "*•”
Smith 142 113 255; K»uwiriK that Shf.rUy was &t
......... .. th,‘ ringside when Baer dropped
A Reman 150 162 166 47a I, , . , . ... ,
that depth bomb on Schni dingV
Montgomery t«i it1 {jawbone, we called him for hit
Totals 406 400 477 12*21 opinion. He expressed it-son c
MuAsx j $4.30 worth.
j Sweeney 147 102 13* 357 “Get this straight," be opened
Collins 140 137 131 40a up with, “Baer won that fight ard
Sarr ll 146 156 135 427' that's all that counts, but didn't
Totals 43.7 , 395 405 j U" luok-a...il.W‘ - 4^. flii,... ywl.
| He’s 23 and weighs 150. He’s
Jive feet, six inches long and rather
husky ;.round the belt. He is a
blonde, wears his hair parted or.
{he left side and slicked down. He
Is a b»w c3i "’hen it comes to
cussing, "ramditti” being his mos*
vehement swear word.
He i« an amateur da luxe and
plays for the fun of it. After win-
STATEMENT WE
MAKE AIOW FF
BR!S I’A.sTE EYEBROW , A
SHAM I'
Xlt'l'RM
an elbow, butting and holding. Jt
was the politest thing 1 ever bid
^•yo,. on. I expected to see ’em
sit down for a cup of te. at any
moment.”
10RES UkWi
—-----Davi'k' Building"
NATIONAL LEAGUE
“Would l mind it 7 Boy, lnj strokes, one under par for 72
just praying and hoping that Gary huleg> te rekixed Sunday and t)|ay.
ner* thing turaa. out tight «d hole* over the sam.- cours».
can get a crock at that big sti&.TY Tii,. u long drive for a ID tie
I'd love it. YeSsir, Sharkey, ftf (fei|ww jd^ is as accurate as a die
roan who can't br«k an fggt or draftsman. He is ‘he
would sure love to lay a hand on fifth amateur to win the title, thi
that guy's jxw. I wouldn’t fool oth3rs 0uimet( Jerome
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 321, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 13, 1933, newspaper, June 13, 1933; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1020392/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.